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29-Jan-2008 17:40 Others   /   Trade STI index       Go to Message
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august, still there what: ticker is ES3.


e  STI ETF   3.220 +0.010 +0.3 50 12 3.180 3.220 8 3.220 3.200



 
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29-Jan-2008 14:35 SPC   /   SPC       Go to Message
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theholidayfarm,

you need to be awared of the announcement on EX-Dividend Date (Ex-Div Date) rather than day of announcement.

once Ex-Div date is known, if you want to get dividend, you must HOLD the share until the Ex-D date.
 
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25-Jan-2008 11:55 Advanced   /   Adv Hldg       Go to Message
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x 0 		on the other hand, this stock were pressed down until not many seller left. wouldn't this be the right time to buy? its two year chart showed last jan-feb also all time low.  perhaps this counter is just waiting for a price reversal?
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25-Jan-2008 08:23 Others   /   Naked Shorting - how to calculate buy price       Go to Message
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When such thing happen, the work is done in buying-in market. See CDP website info:

Buying-in Market

There is a high settlement success rate in the Singapore securities market. However, in the event of failed settlement, CDP steps in and closes off any outstanding position in the buying-in market. This is conducted on the day following due date. Buying-in is effected against the SGX-ST Member Company, which has executed the failed trade.

On the day of buying-in, CDP enters a list of securities to be bought-in into SESOPS at 11:15 a.m., naming the security, the number to be bought, the trade date and the price.

The price bid begins at two minimum bids above the closing price of the previous day, the current last transacted price or the current bid price, whichever is the highest. CDP will seek recovery of any loss in closing off an outstanding position from the respective Member Company. The Member Company will in turn seek recovery from its client. Settlement for the buying-in market is trade day. CDP retains the brokerage commission on the trade.
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24-Jan-2008 14:53 FrasersComm   /   allco reits       Go to Message
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x 0 		HuatAH!, are you the same Huatah previously??
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24-Jan-2008 09:00 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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mirage, what you saw is the old index, frozen on Jan 9.

All the free services, including, not limited to services such as Yahoo finance, DBSV, etc are not able to displayed the new revamped index.

 
Anyway we can get the index from many other sources...covered by some forums.
 
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24-Jan-2008 08:45 Hong Leong Fin   /   Hong Leong Finance       Go to Message
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ojcurious,

your questions was answered by HLF on the first post by Pinnacle, just copy here for you to read:

HLF re-iterated that it does not have holdings in US subprime mortgage-related assets or obligations. 
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24-Jan-2008 08:40 Others   /   What if you short and stock is suspended ?       Go to Message
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You may just read up from CDP website on what is called BUYING-IN Market, this is when the seller cannot deliver on due date and CDP shall step in to close the 'failed transaction' on the buy-in market: I just copy their website material here for ease of reading :



Buying-in Market

There is a high settlement success rate in the Singapore securities market. However, in the event of failed settlement, CDP steps in and closes off any outstanding position in the buying-in market. This is conducted on the day following due date. Buying-in is effected against the SGX-ST Member Company, which has executed the failed trade.

On the day of buying-in, CDP enters a list of securities to be bought-in into SESOPS at 11:15 a.m., naming the security, the number to be bought, the trade date and the price.

The price bid begins at two minimum bids above the closing price of the previous day, the current last transacted price or the current bid price, whichever is the highest. CDP will seek recovery of any loss in closing off an outstanding position from the respective Member Company. The Member Company will in turn seek recovery from its client. Settlement for the buying-in market is trade day. CDP retains the brokerage commission on the trade.
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24-Jan-2008 06:52 Others   /   DOW       Go to Message
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and then the DOW swing to very positive region  , who can predict?

US STOCKS-Dow jumps nearly 300 points as banks rebound



 
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23-Jan-2008 23:25 Biosensors   /   Is Biosensors a good buy?       Go to Message
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x 0 		wa pian, jackjames, once upon a time a peanut is about 600K, wow, if you own one peanut that was very very nice lah..
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23-Jan-2008 22:17 Trading Techniques   /   Common mistakes most investors make       Go to Message
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Livermore,

I understand your position of not recommending specific stock.  Thanks for sharing your investment theme. I also felt China and India are coming powerhouse. May be 10 years later their combined economy shall be very large. I read about BRIC,  Brazil and Russia in additions to India and China.

Oil and Gas, oh well, made some money out of some stocks and left already, lucky. Just waiting for right time to buy back again

Good Luck, hope all is well 
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23-Jan-2008 21:34 Hong Leong Fin   /   Hong Leong Finance       Go to Message
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At this price, the last dividend of 39cents worked out to be some 11%!! that is very high

Cut from previous post by Pinnacle:
Trading at a low P/NTA valuation. With a NTA of S$3.18/share, HLF is only trading at 1.2x P/NTA. This is low relative to the P/RNTA of 2.0x average for the 3 Singapore banks. We have factored a discount for HLF (given its much smaller asset base) ? our fair P/NTA valuation for HLF is 1.6x, which gives a price target of S$5.00.
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23-Jan-2008 21:25 Others   /   How much have you lost so far.       Go to Message
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x 0 		Livermore, thanks for your reply, I see your points. 
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23-Jan-2008 21:24 Trading Techniques   /   Common mistakes most investors make       Go to Message
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Livermore,

What are the good stocks you believe can be bought for 'long term' holding? 
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23-Jan-2008 21:22 LottVision   /   Before you sell Lottvis share, please read this       Go to Message
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Read from Lim and Tan report that:Legg Mason sold 15,000,000, undisclose price, balance holding is  24,277,000 (4.96%)


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23-Jan-2008 21:18 Polaris   /   Something big is happening.       Go to Message
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Read from Lim and Tan report that:

ArianeCorp 's  Kea Kah Kim  sold 39,350,000 at 0.035
Kea Kah Kim last bought 5,000,000 shares at 13.7¢ each on 1 Dec `04
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23-Jan-2008 16:59 Aztech   /   Aztech: 1H FY06 Net Profit Up 75%       Go to Message
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x 0 		well IMO, for building material, may be HL Asia is a better bet.
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23-Jan-2008 08:33 Others   /   How much have you lost so far.       Go to Message
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Livermore, I read that if you hold too many counters you need to press a lot of calculators to know your position.

But now is internet age, it is very easy to know position using free finance tool, Yahoo Finance tool is free and yet very fast, abeit 15 minute lag on Singapore stocks and may be 30 minutes on Hong Kong stock., stock price are updated by streaming without you having to keep pressing keyboard, just enjoy coffee and watch the price movement.  If a person need faster he can pay for the service for ON-time update.

It sounded like for your case the free service is good eonugh. For your info, you can key in all the costs like transaction cost, commision at buy, sell, cash in, cash out, Dividend, etc so your position is really almost known, especially when you choose the performance report ( in which gain loss are immediately view and known),  subject to the 15 minutes delay on their data streams coming through the stock exchanges.

Also some people might handle multiple portfolio for many reasons, it is very easy to see total positions by clicking. Just need to set browsers to have tab browsing for fast viewing on each portfolio.
 

 
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22-Jan-2008 22:12 F & N   /   F&N       Go to Message
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Elf, thanks for your quick reply and numbers, really appreciate, I cut and paste here so that this become part of F&N .
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Master 		Posted: 22-Jan-2008 21:59
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* Alert Admin

yoz alligator, the tech support for F&N is ~4.38. don't know what's below that.

long term still looks down, but may have quite a sharp rally soon (likely tmrw: candlesticks show resistance of downtrend), since it fell steeply past two days. in which case, if it can break 4.8, it can run to at least 5.2.

note above figures are for shortterm only (think end of this week or even shorter). 

longterm, i would actually choose to go in slowly by averaging, with more lots entering if it can clear 5.2 on increasing vol, since that'd mean upside to at least 5.9.

if you're talking about a one-strike scenario (aka, just whack in): mathematically, risk/reward per dollar invested: if you get it 4.65 to 5.2, the upside gained is 55c, while the risk is a drop to 4.38 (you cannot put an earlier stop loss since 4.38 is the range support). hence reward/risk ratio is 2:1. not bad in this market actually.

but the more 'confirmed' ride from 5.2 to 5.9 would be 70c potential gain. downside would be limited as the support is 5.2 itself, hence for me i'd set the stop loss at 5.1 (just out of range). so reward/risk ratio becomes 7:1.

that'd be how i'd set up for F&N.

fyi only ah....loss/gain is your responsibility. i'm just shooting my mouth off. heehee.

*risk/reward ratio: ie, for every dollar i risk, what do i stand to gain? i personally like to take odds only of 2.5 and above.  
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Alligator
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* Alert Admin 		thanks elf  for your reply, I enter F&N but was rejected for some reason so I did not get it. Will try tomorrow.. perhaps.  It seems NAV of 3.77 is supporting its share?


 
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22-Jan-2008 21:38 Others   /   Suicide case after stock turmoil these few days?!?       Go to Message
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OneSharer,  Yes , I support your point. I think a lot of people suffer during this bad period. We need to help in someway. Lets be sensitive and help others.



 
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