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Why you dumped? You can use this platform as a 'monitoring platform' if the platform seldom gives you problem.
Buy / sell using the other one., or 'tonpang' your friend's account . So, the bank brokers (those who play monkey business with you) wont know what you sell or buy. 
cathylmg ( Date: 13-Apr-2011 15:38) Posted:
Yeah..I dumped it long ago. I remember last time got one very good, the name was Summit Securities, my broker resigned long ago and the firm was taken over by don't know who. That one make money. Pity now no more.
hotokee ( Date: 13-Apr-2011 15:33) Posted:
| Bank Brokerages (BB) very hard to trust. You are mostly buying what they are selling. Once a position is created, a position is controlled, so you find quarrels with lady luck. I think it is not luck, buy man made. You happen to be the victim. Test one or two more positions, then better dump the BB |
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Today 4pm show time is like this :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQa7SvVCdZk
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I think investors put money in counters with CDs paying and this counter is not much big movement time being.
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I saw 0.015 (it was Liang Huat) and i thought was Informatics !
Heng, never go click sell cos once clicked, it is sold 0.015, and will go bonkers, lol ! Maciam got invisible hands wanting to push my hands to click Liang huat.
saverman8 ( Date: 15-Apr-2011 15:09) Posted:
i recommend everyone to start selling all the informatics shares!
Crash it down below 0.10 so that it will be cheaper for investors to buy...
think target price lets set at 0.01 or 0.005, i dont mind buying back 100 lots again... haha :) |
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Any action of trade that brings profit, is a successful trade though, how many percentage of gains a person wants from a trade, is very much related to GREED that leads to a trader's ultimate action.
No fear and no regret. :)
Isolator ( Date: 15-Apr-2011 11:53) Posted:
| Is gone case... sell and short it... lol |
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Execute trade without fear and without regret.
Just like buying 4-D, buy 4 numbers with system or straight, must make decision
Or, like getting married, decision made, no turning back.. lol!
louis001 ( Date: 15-Apr-2011 12:43) Posted:
Points taken, everyone goes to the market and come back with different basket of eggs, allocate different amount of money to each basket,,,of course, some turn out to be rotten egg....and some only buy one brand type of eggs..
in the stock market, some more conservative, others more adventurous, timeframe also different, style and strategy also different, what else can I say.... oh.. I am not saying putting all the eggs in one basket...as far as I am concerned, this stock has made me a few rounds of good money...is in one of my watchlists......just waiting for another round of opportunity lah..
P.S. one has different types of watchlist...you know what I mean.. |
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Every Friday is a " no direction day" ... LOL!
bishan22 ( Date: 15-Apr-2011 12:11) Posted:
| STI no direction, better stay sideline. |
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NTUC can bar people from entering and can refuse to let you buy thing from them -
Samantha from Holland Village is 2nd on the Barred List........................hahaha!!
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This day has finally come!!!
More to come!
Changi Prison still has lots of empty shells not occupied yet.
Shell with facilities - toilet bowl, hooked up to the drinking water tube......Imagine drinnking water from a tube that connected to the toilet bowl..
hotokee ( Date: 15-Apr-2011 11:35) Posted:
Very encouraging to see SGX doing some work. Hope they are efficient to also ensure that the dusts are not collected or put at some corners. This is the first case I have heard after so many years with the people in SGX concentrating on making money and forgotten about honesty checks. when I looked at so many counters where shareholders have already been bumped, I think this case can be a good lesson to learn for directors who aspire to be rich in short cuts in the corporate world. Having said, I also like to highlight that this might just be a red herring, for many times bad companies escaped being responsible to shareholders when SGX did not ensure their paying off shareholders via exit offers as " legislated, governed or ruled by the SGX rules" when they got delisted. Wake up SGX and put shareholders interests as of paramount importance as many of them are wage earners and have indirectly trusted you with their money.
pharoah88 ( Date: 15-Apr-2011 11:17) Posted:
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SGX reprimands Medi-Flex, ex-directors, to refer case to CAD
SINGAPORE
The two are Mr Tu Ah Kim, who founded the business in 1999 and was managing director from Dec 2003 to March 2007, when he stepped down but remained as executive director until his resignation in Aug 2007 and Mr Hew Yew Fook, who was executive director from Sept 2004 to Aug 2007.
In a statement yesterday, SGX said serious irregularities were highlighted in a report dated July 8, 2009, by accounting firm Ernst & Young’s Malaysian office. The exchange said it is of the view that the former directors failed to comply with listing rules to act in the interest of shareholders. In addition, they did not demonstrate the qualities and standards expected of directors and the management of a SGX-listed company.
Irregularities were found in payments of company’s funds to entities and accounts for the benefit of Mr Tu, amounting to at least RM$5.1 million (S$2 million). SGX also said it noted the possible involvement of four other former employees of a Medi-Flex subsidiary. SGX will be referring the case to the Commercial Affairs Department (CAD) here.
It has also directed Medi-Flex to lodge a report against the former directors with the CAD in Singapore and relevant authorities in Malaysia on the irregularities highlighted in the Ernst & Young report. — Singapore Exchange (SGX) has reprimanded Catalist-listed Medi-Flex and two of its former directors for breaching listing rules and failing to follow corporate governance practices. |
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ok, noted. tku. :)
catalyst ( Date: 14-Apr-2011 16:37) Posted:
If you vested at 2.60 and below, just keep.
More upside coming.
Capital appreciation & dividend yield. Where to find.
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You are ? We are all eyed!! hahaha!
Like 881 is ist? lol!
yummygd ( Date: 14-Apr-2011 16:01) Posted:
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No more help, must ownself help liao......
AnthonyTan ( Date: 14-Apr-2011 15:45) Posted:
Time for this counter to drop lor, hahaha
No more stabilizing manager to help.
katak88 ( Date: 14-Apr-2011 01:43) Posted:
Business Times - 13 Apr 2011
Hutchison Trust falls as price stabilisation ends
SINGAPORE - Units of Singapore-listed Hutchison Port Holdings Trust fell as much as 3.1 per cent on Wednesday after Deutsche Bank said it has ended moves to stabilise the share price, traders said.
At 0340 GMT, Hutchison Trust was 2 per cent lower at S$0.96 with about 51.9 million units traded.
The trust's stabilizing manager Deutsche Bank said late on Tuesday that it will stop price stabilisation action. The German bank also disclosed it had bought a total of 540 million Hutchison Trust units since its listing in Singapore.
'As the total number of units which had been over-alloted in connection with the offering has been fully covered by the purchases made under the price stabilising action,' Deutsche will not exercise the over-allotment option granted by Hutchison Trust.
Hutchison Trust, which owns ports in Hong Kong and Shenzhen, is controlled by Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-Shing's Cheung Kong Holdings. -- REUTERS |
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Yes sir, dont worry, price dipping at healthy level, no need send to ICU yet... lol!
Small injury only can go polyclinic . hahaha.
Isolator ( Date: 14-Apr-2011 15:46) Posted:
| U know everyone can understand. They THOUGHT they understand.... lol |
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Apr 14, 2011 - PropertyGuru.com.sg
 Malaysia’s leading property developer S P Setia Bhd Group is planning to enter the Singapore property market this year, said Liew Kee Sin, Chief Executive Officer of SP Setia. “Singapore is a good market to enter but we will do it step by step,” said Mr. Liew at the Invest Malaysia 2011 event. For a start, S P Setia plans to develop condominium projects in the country and in addition to cross selling, t also expects to offer the units to its Malaysian customers. Meanwhile, the company’s upcoming launch of KL Eco City and Setia City, as well as the recent acquisition of three new projects in Klang Valley, will contribute RM21.5 billion in gross development value (GDV). Mr. Liew said the government stimulus packages, coupled with the growing confidence in Malaysia’s private sectors, are fuelling the country’s property market.
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A 3 year old is good enough to understand your posts. hahah!
Isolator ( Date: 14-Apr-2011 14:53) Posted:
| No wonder!! It is individual intelligent lvl that is causing the issue.... Too bad... I can't help it.... Take care! lol |
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your posts -
shorted from 3.1, covered at 3.2. shorted 3.3 covered 3.4..........lol!!
Isolator ( Date: 14-Apr-2011 14:38) Posted:
| When want to read my posts, please scroll back to older post to join up the sentense or else will sure to miss out many things... This is why when I am counting money, someone can complain they are losing because of my calls... I think they miss out many of my posts... FYI, I am changing everytime... lol.... |
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So scary, confirmed? double confirmed?
Riskless ( Date: 14-Apr-2011 13:49) Posted:
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Selfish Act - Suicide methods -
Jumping from HDB flats or jumping into the MRT tracks to end one's life is utterly an SELFISH ACT!!!
Flats are a place whereby majority call a HOME. MRT is a necessary mean of transport by majority singaporeans or people living in singapore.
Why didint they choose a place where they call 'HOME' to die and die infront of their loved ones? Are they scared that that would scare their loved ones if they choose to die at home or their own car or somewhere some place belogned to them? Why didnt they spare a thought for those who stay at that block of flats or those who need to use MRT to travel to work or places ?
Is time to design a high rise building in an island for those who want to die by jumping.
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Why?? because these types cannot let people commit sucide easily. hahahha!
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The family should immediately apply for him the exclusion frm casions on his behalf.
niuyear ( Date: 14-Apr-2011 12:10) Posted:
Singapore " Noose" -
Gambler busts 5 credit cards to pay S$200k debt
29 March 2011, SingaporeScene
Just what have casinos done to Singaporeans?
In yet another case of a gambler out of control, a 29-year-old engineer not only busted five credit cards to pay off his gambling debts, but he also borrowed from nine credit companies to fulfill his payments, reported AsiaOne.
And that wasn’t all — his aunts had to chip in to help him pay off debts that amounted up to S$100,000, according to Shin Min Daily. He also lost a girlfriend of 10 years as a result of his gambling addiction.
Still, the man did not learn his lesson. His father, Foo, soon found his son back at his costly routine again. When his aunts refused to help a second time, the man threatened to commit suicide.
The distressed father is now forking out money to clear his son’s debts in hopes of the son applying for a self-exclusion order from the casino authorities. Foo is also questioning why the banks did not cancel his son’s credit card after they realised he was unable to fulfill his payments.
His son still owes credit card companies S$20,000
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