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| 16-Sep-2009 20:04 |
HG Metal
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HG Metal a hidden gem ?
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Maybe public transfer of share... Anyway Since April, steel prices have recovered by about 20% for most steel products. With a recovery in the economic climate and major economies, HG Metal has seen some pick up in demands in 3Q09. Its time to pick up some. (my opinion)
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| 16-Sep-2009 19:24 |
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Global Confidence Maintains Record High on Signs Recession Over By Shamim Adam Sept. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Confidence in the world economy held at a record high in September after reports suggested the recession is over and officials said they won’t rush to withdraw stimulus, a Bloomberg survey of users on six continents showed. The Bloomberg Professional Global Confidence Index rose to 58.54 this month from 58.12 in August. The index exceeded 50 for a second month, which means optimists outnumbered pessimists. Measures of confidence in France and Germany surged after their economies unexpectedly returned to growth last quarter. The world is emerging from the deepest recession since the 1930s after more than $2 trillion of infrastructure projects, tax breaks and government spending, and interest rates near zero averted a spiral into another Great Depression. The pace of the rebound may be tempered by rising unemployment, which the White House predicts will surpass 10 percent next year in the U.S. “Now we have to see if the increase in confidence is matched by actual growth,” said Christopher Rupkey, chief financial economist at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd. in New York, and a survey participant. “The recovery is still fragile.” The survey of more than 1,800 Bloomberg users was conducted between Sept. 7 and Sept. 11. Since the previous survey, President Barack Obama signaled the U.S. economy is expanding again and the European Central Bank raised its growth forecasts. Finance ministers from the Group of 20 also committed to continuing emergency measures to help strengthen the recovery. U.S. Recession Over The Federal Reserve last week said 11 of its 12 regional banks reported signs of a stable or improving economy in July and August. A measure of U.S. participants’ confidence in the world’s largest economy was unchanged at 47.3, the survey showed, after jumping from 29.5 the previous month. Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke yesterday said the U.S. recession has probably ended even as he warned the expansion may not be strong enough to immediately bring down unemployment. Policy makers last month left the key interest rate between zero and 0.25 percent and said economic conditions mean the rate will stay “exceptionally low” for an “extended period.” In Europe, where companies such as ASML Holding NV, the region’s largest maker of semiconductor equipment, are raising sales forecasts, officials have signaled they will keep stimulus measures to ensure the economy is back on a more stable footing. Deterioration Potential ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet this month said the euro region’s recovery from recession will be “bumpy.” He viewed current interest rates, at the lowest level since the ECB took charge of rate policy in 1999, as “appropriate.” The confidence gauge for western Europe rose to 43.2 from 41.1. “Policy makers need to be careful not to withdraw support too quickly,” said Guy LeBas, chief economist at Janney Montgomery Scott LLC in Philadelphia. “There’s potential for conditions to deteriorate,” he added. Sentiment dropped the most in Spain, where unemployment is approaching 20 percent, the highest level in Europe. Spain’s economy contracted for a fifth quarter in the three months to June, and inflation is slowing more sharply than in the euro region overall. Spain’s index fell to 14.5 from 24.7. Confidence rose the most in the Latin American region this month, with its index advancing to 65.5 from 57.6 in August. Brazil, the region’s biggest economy, emerged from recession last quarter amid rising domestic demand, and its Bovespa stock index has doubled this year. Brazil’s confidence measure rose to 88.2 from 80.6, the survey showed. Frontrunners “Emerging markets in Asia and Latin America will continue to be the frontrunners of global economic growth,” said Tai Hui, head of Southeast Asian economic research at Standard Chartered Plc in Singapore. “Commodity prices are rising and that will help lift the economies.” Sentiment fell in Japan, where elections last month resulted in a victory for the Democratic Party of Japan as it ousted the party that ruled the nation for all but 10 months since 1955. The gauge for Japan fell to 48.8 from 50, while that of Asia slipped to 73.6 from 74.2. Bloomberg users were less optimistic on the outlook for their equity markets in the next six months amid concern gains may not be sustained. The global equity rally has added about $17.5 trillion to the value of stocks worldwide since this year’s low on March 9. Respondents in Japan and the U.S. expect shares to decline, while those in the U.K. and Brazil predict their markets will extend their advances. “Stock markets have become extremely frothy, people think equity prices are a little ahead of the world economic recovery,” Rupkey of Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ said. “It’s a natural place to pause and take stock.” Dollar Pessimism The U.S. dollar may weaken further in the next six months against the world’s most actively traded currencies, with sentiment at an 18-month low. Gold prices exceeded $1,000 an ounce this month as the dollar declined, bolstering demand for the precious metal as an alternative investment. The dollar confidence index fell to 30.8 from 38.8 in August. Users in Japan expect the yen to strengthen against the dollar, with the index rising to 62.1 from 50.3. Most respondents in western Europe are less optimistic on the euro’s appreciation against its U.S. counterpart. Survey participants in Japan and some western European nations are also less confident short-term interest rates will rise in the next six months, the survey showed. The Australian central bank this month said it was seeking to avoid “prematurely tightening” monetary policy after leaving rates unchanged for a fifth meeting. “It’s very sensible on the part of officials to keep policies loose, and it will probably stay that way for an extended period of time,” Hui of Standard Chartered said. “Any inflationary threat is still a long way away and economies need all the help they can get.” |
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| 16-Sep-2009 18:59 |
Genting Sing
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GenSp starts to move up again
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Teeth is active here. Must have vested lots lots....loh
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| 16-Sep-2009 18:57 |
China Jishan
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Worth buying as the core holding right now!!!
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I actually have a counter that move at this speed of China Jishan also. Just have to patience. Hope all of us Huat ah.
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| 16-Sep-2009 18:48 |
Citic Envirotech
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United Envirotech
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Uptrend sign still intact. Hope tomorrow will cheong more............... Cheers.
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| 16-Sep-2009 18:43 |
HG Metal
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HG Metal a hidden gem ?
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The ADX is pointing up, n interested buyer are getting more. Welcome here Rachael. Cheers.
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| 16-Sep-2009 17:26 |
Citic Envirotech
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United Envirotech
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So u in today as well...huh.
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| 16-Sep-2009 17:11 |
Straits Times Index
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STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors
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The power of last wave should be a strong one. Hope now we are riding on the wave. Cheers. |
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| 16-Sep-2009 13:35 |
Citic Envirotech
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United Envirotech
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United got somemore to go......... in actual Let monitor. Cheers.
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| 16-Sep-2009 13:29 |
Citic Envirotech
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United got somemore to go......... in actual Let monitor. Cheers.
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| 16-Sep-2009 10:17 |
Citic Envirotech
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United Envirotech
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Law, u must have vest lots lots on this one......... U ba ba liao. Wow............pls continue cheong my baby, UtdEnvirotech.
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| 16-Sep-2009 10:14 |
Citic Envirotech
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0.305 liao................ | ||||
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| 16-Sep-2009 10:13 |
Citic Envirotech
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Law, law, law...........yr baby cheong again..........horay. |
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| 16-Sep-2009 09:54 |
HG Metal
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HG Metal a hidden gem ?
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This one hit at 10 cents might be low as per intergrity. He/ She maybe right. The shareholder will shoot HG metal if they got there. $0.125, i thk still ok. I'm Vested. Hope HG Metal don't let me down loh. |
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| 16-Sep-2009 09:47 |
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I'm in again. Don't let me down, Cheers. |
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| 16-Sep-2009 07:59 |
Genting Sing
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GenSp starts to move up again
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I thk if will surge, is only until $1.125. At this price, i do not see any good outcome when XR.
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| 16-Sep-2009 07:57 |
Abterra
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Any comment for ABTERRA?
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Energy at DOW up. Hope this babe wake up abit today. Cheer | ||||
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| 15-Sep-2009 22:51 |
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ya.......than it can run every night, don't need to sleep. Hehe
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| 15-Sep-2009 22:50 |
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U.S. Stocks Fluctuate on Health-Care, Credit-Card Concern; Discover Falls | ||||
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| 15-Sep-2009 22:46 |
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loss steam abit now will be good. N let Mr Dow rest abit b4 running start next few days. Cheers. | ||||
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Yo...Dealer, saw your posting here so decided to join in the fun as well... got in at $0.125| First < Newer 841-860 of 2601 Older> Last |