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Typo error, i mean Dow now red red.
That may contribute to Indoagri further down fall.
Let monitor.
dealer0168 ( Date: 26-May-2011 22:09) Posted:
| Dow not red red. Interesting. This babe may slip somemore....... |
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Im trying to stay side line first. N do some monitoring first. Recent downturn in stock market makes some stock looks quite attractive.
But have to be discilipine as not sure whether the downturn have stop. But to be frank, recent downturn should be temp one. Another major deep in stock market should not come so soon (at least not this year)
Anyway let continue monitoring.
Laulan ( Date: 26-May-2011 14:58) Posted:
| Thanks dealer. Now good time to enter stocks after recent global downturn in stocks? |
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Coal stock suppose to be good. But this kuku stock is china stock. Now china stock in Singapore not that rosy. PPl don't view them highly.
But of course there is still good China stock like Yanlord. JUST Have to buy selectively. If u still interested in this one, try buy low low..... not worth to buy high. As worry may get burn.
Laulan ( Date: 26-May-2011 14:48) Posted:
Dis kuku was from around +/- 3.5 cents lowest. So if you had the shares at 3.5 cents, and did not sell when the shares were consolidated, it is merely status quo. Now it is 85/87 cents amolst there. I sold mostly at $1.30 and now thinking if should go in. Any one can advise me? I am not so good at shares, so not knowledgeable about mining counters. Heard sometimes mining can hit gold, silver and rubies deposits if lucky. But if unlucky it will be bad.
dealer0168 ( Date: 26-May-2011 14:39) Posted:
fortunately i cut lost on this ku ku stock once it share merge (only lost out abit).
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fortunately i cut lost on this ku ku stock once it share merge (only lost out abit).
Now fall until can't remember home.
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I believe u got burn from this few stocks thus u very against them. Correct me if i am wrong. Next u seems looking very much on penny stock.
Don't concentrate too much on penny. My advise.
GuavaXF30 ( Date: 25-May-2011 15:55) Posted:
To be clear, I am no sifu. I got burnt many time before on some of these counters so am sharing what I see as companies without substances.
At the moment my guns are on ChinaAnimalHealth. I don't follow blindly. Read several reports from investing houses and almost all recommend buy on this. Also, there is some rumbling that this is a candidate for delisting. Moving to HK. If so, they will offer at least premium to buy out all SG investors.
Also like GAR and DynaMac. GAR because results have been quite sterling and DynaMac because big boys like Keppel taking stakes in this.
GMG also I like.
Just sharing because you asked. Not saying you should follow....
dealer0168 ( Date: 24-May-2011 20:10) Posted:
We are only interested to know if the earning increased. If can help earning increase, than is a good news.
If not, than no use.
Hehe Guava , u seems quite anti on some stock.....Go around shooting them down. Interested to know what good stock u buy.....
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We are only interested to know if the earning increased. If can help earning increase, than is a good news.
If not, than no use.
Hehe Guava , u seems quite anti on some stock.....Go around shooting them down. Interested to know what good stock u buy.....
Can share?
GuavaXF30 ( Date: 24-May-2011 10:11) Posted:
China moves did not help share price, now try making announcement about Middle East. Wah lau, Management really desperate. Wonder what's next ? Antartica ?
Singapore, May 23, 2011
ucation
Pacific region, today announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary: Raffles Education
Middle East Pte. Ltd. has entered into a shareholders’ agreement (the “
with Al Rushaid Petroleum Investment Company (“Al Rushaid”) dated 23 May 2011,
in relation to the formation of a joint venture company by the name “Raffles
Education Middle East Group Limited”, to be organised under the laws and
regulations of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (“REMEG” or “JVCO”).
Under the terms of the Agreement, REMEG will be incorporated for the purposes of
providing education services in certain countries in the Middle East including
establishing and operating universities, institutes and training centres, pre-school,
kindergarten, primary and secondary schools as well as the provision of professional
training and education related consultancy services.
REMEG - Raffles Education Corporation Limited (“RafflesEdCorp” or “the Group”), the largest private education provider in the AsiaAgreement”)
uncleti88 ( Date: 21-May-2011 20:16) Posted:
this one already trigger my stop-loss
Uncle Ti 88
[url]http://uncleti88.blogspot.com/[/url]
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I trade using simple moving average and Commitment of Traders Proxy (COT Proxy) + some other special ingredients that Colonel Sanders will be proud of.
I win some I lose some. But I make sure my wins make up more than the losses!
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Emm what even if it is top vol. I want results leh.
Viking has to buck up......
Go..go for the 0.25 man.
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| Kuok-linked group to take Allgreen private in $2.54 deal: Update |
| Written by Thomson Reuters |
| Monday, 23 May 2011 17:58 |
Brookvale, a firm linked to Malaysian tycoon Robert Kuok, on Monday offered to take Singapore property firm Allgreen (AGRN.SI) private in a transaction that values the property firm at $2.54 billion.
Brookvale will pay $1.60 per Allgreen share, or 39% more than Allgreen’s last traded price of $1.15 on Friday. The offer price is also about 20% above Allgreen’s highest traded price in the past three years.
Firms linked to the Kuok family that together hold 55.58% of Allgreen have already agreed to sell their shares to Brookvale. It is not clear how much would it cost for the Kuok Group to take Allgreen private because of the complex shareholding.
Allgreen halted trading in its shares on Monday.
“The offerer believes that the privatisation of Allgreen will provide Allgreen with the necessary management flexibility to explore alternative opportunties... without the attendant costs, regulations and regulatory restrictions and compliance issues associated with its listed status,” Brookvale said in a filing to the Singapore Exchange.
The Kuok family owns several large businesses across Asia including Singapore-listed Wilmar International (WLIL.SI), the world’s largest palm oil firm, and Hong Kong-listed Kerry Properties (0683.HK) and Shangri-la Asia (0069.HK).
DBS (DBSM.SI) is the financial advisor to Brookvale.
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Kuok-linked group to take Allgreen private in $2.54 deal: Update
Brookvale, a firm linked to Malaysian tycoon Robert Kuok, on Monday offered to take Singapore property firm Allgreen (AGRN.SI) private in a transaction that values the property firm at $2.54 billion.
Brookvale will pay $1.60 per Allgreen share, or 39% more than Allgreen’s last traded price of $1.15 on Friday. The offer price is also about 20% above Allgreen’s highest traded price in the past three years.
Firms linked to the Kuok family that together hold 55.58% of Allgreen have already agreed to sell their shares to Brookvale. It is not clear how much would it cost for the Kuok Group to take Allgreen private because of the complex shareholding.
Allgreen halted trading in its shares on Monday.
“The offerer believes that the privatisation of Allgreen will provide Allgreen with the necessary management flexibility to explore alternative opportunties... without the attendant costs, regulations and regulatory restrictions and compliance issues associated with its listed status,” Brookvale said in a filing to the Singapore Exchange.
The Kuok family owns several large businesses across Asia including Singapore-listed Wilmar International (WLIL.SI), the world’s largest palm oil firm, and Hong Kong-listed Kerry Properties (0683.HK) and Shangri-la Asia (0069.HK).
DBS (DBSM.SI) is the financial advisor to Brookvale
| Written by Thomson Reuters |
| Monday, 23 May 2011 17:58 |
Brookvale, a firm linked to Malaysian tycoon Robert Kuok, on Monday offered to take Singapore property firm Allgreen (AGRN.SI) private in a transaction that values the property firm at $2.54 billion.
Brookvale will pay $1.60 per Allgreen share, or 39% more than Allgreen’s last traded price of $1.15 on Friday. The offer price is also about 20% above Allgreen’s highest traded price in the past three years.
Firms linked to the Kuok family that together hold 55.58% of Allgreen have already agreed to sell their shares to Brookvale. It is not clear how much would it cost for the Kuok Group to take Allgreen private because of the complex shareholding.
Allgreen halted trading in its shares on Monday.
“The offerer believes that the privatisation of Allgreen will provide Allgreen with the necessary management flexibility to explore alternative opportunties... without the attendant costs, regulations and regulatory restrictions and compliance issues associated with its listed status,” Brookvale said in a filing to the Singapore Exchange.
The Kuok family owns several large businesses across Asia including Singapore-listed Wilmar International (WLIL.SI), the world’s largest palm oil firm, and Hong Kong-listed Kerry Properties (0683.HK) and Shangri-la Asia (0069.HK).
DBS (DBSM.SI) is the financial advisor to Brookvale.
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hehe hosay...loh
dcang84 ( Date: 23-May-2011 19:25) Posted:
This is a good one. Yee Ha!!!!!
| Malaysian billionaire Kuok offers to buy rest of Allgreen stock |
Tags: Allgreen Properties | Brookvale Investments | Dbs Group Holdings | Kerry Group |Kuok group | WRITTEN BY BLOOMBERG | | MONDAY, 23 MAY 2011 18:06 | Malaysian billionaire Robert Kuok offered to buy all the shares in Allgreen Properties through an investment holding firm, valuing the developer at $2.54 billion.
Brookvale Investments, owned by members of the Kuok group of companies, offered $1.60 in cash for each share in Singapore-based Allgreen, according to a filing by the developer to the Singapore exchange today. The stock last traded at $1.15.
Kuok (Singapore) and Kerry Group own about 55.7% of Allgreen, the developer said. The takeover will require that Brookvale receives acceptances for at least 75% of the voting rights in the company, it said.
The Kuok group aims to make Allgreen a wholly-owned subsidiary, the developer said. The shares have declined 2.5% this year. DBS Group Holdings is making the offer on behalf of Brookvale, Allgreen said. |
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Nomura says its earnings expectations, target price for NOL has 'downward bias'
Nomura International, in a report, said it was disappointed with NOL's 1Q11 US$10 mn net loss as it had expected marginal profit.
While logistic remains stable, container reported US$8 mn operating loss (due to higher costs, especially bunker oil prices).
However, as NOL share price has corrected from its year-to-date high, Nomura analysts Andrew Lee and Cecilia Chan said they believed the disappointing result is in the price.
" More importantly, we estimate the container recovery is in sight from 2H11 onwards driven by peak season and tighter supply, enabling carriers to push through rate increases and collect higher bunker surcharges."
It added there is a " downward bias" to its earnings expectations and price target for NOL. Currently, its price target and rating are S$2.60 and BUY, respectively.
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If that truth, than hosay liao.....
Cheers.
samloh28 ( Date: 11-May-2011 21:46) Posted:
Allgreen NAV is S$1.67. Read outside report that Allgreen is target to be delisted. If that happens, Allgreen will surge 50% to at least S$ 1.67.
Chairman Goh mentioned at AGM on 28 April 2011 that FY 2012, significant profits will start coming in from China operations.
Current landbank of 1.3 million will ensure land supply of at least 1.5 year to 2 years. Sky@Anson is best seller at average S$2200 psf, having bought it at very good price earlier on. Allgreen is hidden gem, waiting to be polished. |
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World stocks rise after death of Osama bin Laden
warrenbegger ( Date: 02-May-2011 16:35) Posted:
What i scare is not over yet. U know what is revenge? Or the worst religion war again? Everytime someone fall and someone will take over and fight again. Sad world :(
alexchia01 ( Date: 02-May-2011 16:13) Posted:
How will his death affect the STI tomorrow?
Would STI rise because the world is safer for the time being or would STI falls because fund flowing back to US?
Maybe no effect at all because everyone is focusing on the GE |
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Hehehe, maybe both AK & ipunter participate in the GE, thus no time for forum talk....
Bon3260 ( Date: 01-May-2011 09:11) Posted:
Gaecia,
I dunno...
Wat I hv heard recently fm my student was AK_Francis & iPunter has gone 2 极 乐 世 界 .
Of cos, how true I dunno...
But as 4 iPunter, wait till GE over 1st dan c he has appeared or not 1st.
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Gaecia ( Date: 30-Apr-2011 14:51) Posted:
Uncle Bon, Hang Seng is also facing $ drain & not feeling well right?
Apart from testing my longing/ shorting market instincts, I'll like to try my E.S.P too...just for fun. *chuckles*
Uncle Bon, is uncle ipunter (1) Tan J. S or (2) Ang Y.G? Pls answer (1), (2) or neither. 'I don't know' is not part of the option and u cannot bluff or act blur. 
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Hehe , i'm very much younger. 
Bon3260 ( Date: 31-Mar-2011 08:37) Posted:
dealer0168,
I'm 64s lah...
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dealer0168 ( Date: 31-Mar-2011 08:26) Posted:
| Btw i refering to u maybe wrong that i am older than U |
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Btw i refering to u maybe wrong that i am older than U.
dealer0168 ( Date: 31-Mar-2011 08:25) Posted:
Ooooo ......... u maybe wrong. How old are u??
Bon3260 ( Date: 31-Mar-2011 08:17) Posted:
Dun like dat lah...
U'll b surprised too if I'm younger dan u.
& I only hv not more dan 2 yrs trading experiences...
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Ooooo ......... u maybe wrong. How old are u??
Bon3260 ( Date: 31-Mar-2011 08:17) Posted:
Dun like dat lah...
U'll b surprised too if I'm younger dan u.
& I only hv not more dan 2 yrs trading experiences...
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Surprised?!
dealer0168 ( Date: 30-Mar-2011 21:25) Posted:
Haha....of course. But sometimes surprise will still catch u. What u can do is to minimize the surprise only with the TA knowledge u have.
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Haha....of course. But sometimes surprise will still catch u. What u can do is to minimize the surprise only with the TA knowledge u have.
Bon3260 ( Date: 30-Mar-2011 21:16) Posted:
Dat's y u hv 2 learn.
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dealer0168 ( Date: 30-Mar-2011 21:13) Posted:
Market is unpredictable. If can easy predict, there will be tons of billionaire around loh.......
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Market is unpredictable. If can easy predict, there will be tons of billionaire around loh.......
Cheers.
teeth53 ( Date: 30-Mar-2011 20:58) Posted:
Perhap he knew, see something that pple's like me cannot see or did not know about, just abit puzzle...
as always would like to respect d market and is always trying to see how mkt players does and how it goes...
This call i notice is calling from last mid week " 2900 very soon" .
SupremeA ( Date: 28-Mar-2011 11:31) Posted:
| Since when was 3050 below 2900
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Yes u right on the NAV. Btw When did Temasek buy?
Next, today STI up alot, maybe tomorrow will shield bk some .....for some stocks.
N Capitamall TA still not quite good.
Let continue monitoring.
Andrew ( Date: 21-Mar-2011 13:04) Posted:
I remember NAV is something like 155.......but temasek is buying......
dealer0168 ( Date: 20-Mar-2011 09:32) Posted:
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