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28-Jul-2010 18:42

GentingSMBeCW130603 / GENTiNG SMBLeCW 130603 Expiring 2013

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Is there such a WARRANT ?

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28-Jul-2010 18:31

GentingSMBeCW120402 / J2UW Genting SP Covered Warrant Expirty 2 Apr 2012

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those who bought at S$0.055

100% RETURN nOw

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28-Jul-2010 18:29

GentingSMBeCW120402 / J2UW Genting SP Covered Warrant Expirty 2 Apr 2012

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28-Jul-2010 17:50

Others / Market News that affect STI

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Wednesday: 28 JULY 2010 TV CHANNEL 8 - GOOD MORNING SINGAPORE !

CONFLICT OF INTERESTS [COI]

MULTIPLE RELATIONSHIPS between Housing Agent and House Owner/Seller

1. HOUSE SALE RELATIONSHIP

Housing Agent has the SOLE RESPONSIBILITY to PROTECT House Owner/Seller Interest

Secure HiGHEST SALE PRiCE for House Owner/Seller

2. HOUSE BRIDGING LOAN RELATIONSHIP

Bridgeing Loan is required by House Owner/Seller who is buying a house which cost more than the SALE PRiCE of existing home, because RESALE MARKET PRiCES are in RiSiNG TREND

Housing Agent as Loan Lender has PERSONAL INTEREST to secure the Loan Repayment by House Owner/Seller in the Shortest Time.

This PERSONAL INTEREST is in DIRECT CONFLiCT with the House Owner/Seller's Interest to secure the HiGHEST SALE PRiCE.

In this Conflict Of Interest [COI] situation, Housing Agent would cOmprOmIse the securing of HiGHEST SALE PRiCE with the securing of the SALE at lower price but in SHORTEST TiME.

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EMPHASiS:

Due to the High Cost of Living in Singapore, Bridging Loan is only extended when the House Seller's Salary is above S$1,800 per month.

pharoah88 ( Date: 28-Jul-2010 13:01) Posted:

Thousands of housing agents get the axe

Real estate firms take action ahead of implementation of new rules

JOANNE CHAN

joannechan@mediacorp.com.sg

SINGAPORE

Under a new regulatory framework to be implemented by the Ministry of National Development (MND), a statutory board known as the Council for Estate Agencies will be set up. MediaCorp understands that a Bill could be introduced in Parliament as early as October.

When contacted, MND would only say that a Bill will be introduced later this year, with the council operational by the end of the year. Under the new framework, all agents must register with the council before they are allowed to practice. In the meantime, MND had asked estate agencies to submit their agents’ particulars and qualifications. Some firms have taken the opportunity to do some housekeeping.

Dennis Wee Group (DWG) updated the particulars of all its 5,000 agents earlier this month. They were also briefed on the new requirements.

DWG director Chris Koh said as a result of the exercise, some 1,500 agents were axed. They were mostly inactive or part-time agents.

“With the new central registry, where a member of public can turn to the registry and see if you are an agent, it’s going to be difficult for those with a full-time job to moonlight as an agent.”

Under the new guidelines, agents will also be required to pass a mandatory industry exam.

Only those with an industry certification will be exempted.

Rather than wait, DWG has asked all its agents to equip themselves — either with the Certified Estate Agent Course or the Common Examination for Salespersons.

Another real estate agency, PropNex, has also taken action.

Its CEO, Mohamed Ismail, said some 1,200 agents were terminated, either because they’re inactive or unwilling to take up personal indemnity insurance. The insurance covers any financial liabilities arising from housing transactions.

Agents who are associated with moneylending have also been let go. “We have made it a policy that any PropNex agent, who has a moneylending licence, will not be allowed to practice because we do see a conflict of interest.”

ERA, which has about 3,000 active agents, says it removes about 100 inactive agents from its database every month. Associate director of ERA Asia-Pacific, Mr Eugene Lim, said the company has also been training its agents for the Common Examination for Salespersons.

To date, more than 2,500 ERA agents have taken the exam.

HSR, which represents about 7,000 agents, says it regularly checks its database for inactive agents, who are then put on a passive list and sent reminders to go for retraining.

There are an estimated 30,000 housing agents in Singapore.— Real estate firms have axed thousands of housing agents ahead of enhanced regulations aimed at improving the professionalism of the industry.

We have made it a policy that any PropNex agent, who has a moneylending licence, will not be allowed to practice.

PropNex CEO Mohamed Ismail

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28-Jul-2010 17:28

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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The criticism of critics of critics

A O Scott

features@mediacorp.com.sg

IF I had to issue a one-sentence manifesto for film criticism, it would be this: Any movie worth seeing is worth arguing about, and any movie worth arguing about is worth seeing.

But nothing is ever that simple, as demonstrated by

Depending on how you interpret certain key images and motifs, there are either three or four levels of dreaming explored by Cobb and his crew. Much else that happens within the film’s packed and hectic 148 minutes — which in third level dream time is at least a month, and which for some deep slumberers may last forever, or at least feel that way — has occasioned intense and contentious speculation on the Internet.

The discourse is marked by the ritualistic incantation of two words that may at this point be redundant: Spoiler ALERT.

So consider yourself WARNED.Inception, a movie that makes a show of complicating everything in its path. In case you have been sleeping through some other movie, or pursuing dreams of your own, Inception is the new film from director Christopher Nolan (The Dark Knight and Memento), in which Leonardo DiCaprio, playing an unlicensed plumber of the subconscious named Dom Cobb, frets and fights his way through various dreamscapes, the number and nature of which is very much in dispute.

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28-Jul-2010 17:23

Others / Freeme watch/buy list

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The criticism of critics of critics
A O Scott
features@mediacorp.com.sg
IF I had to issue a one-sentence manifesto for film criticism, it would be this: Any movie worth seeing is worth arguing about, and any movie worth arguing about is worth seeing.
But nothing is ever that simple, as demonstrated by
Depending on how you interpret certain key images and motifs, there are either three or four levels of dreaming explored by Cobb and his crew. Much else that happens within the film’s packed and hectic 148 minutes — which in third level dream time is at least a month, and which for some deep slumberers may last forever, or at least feel that way — has occasioned intense and contentious speculation on the Internet.

The discourse is marked by the ritualistic incantation of two words that may at this point be redundant: Spoiler alert.

So consider yourself warned.Inception, a movie that makes a show of complicating everything in its path. In case you have been sleeping through some other movie, or pursuing dreams of your own, Inception is the new film from director Christopher Nolan (The Dark Knight and Memento), in which Leonardo DiCaprio, playing an unlicensed plumber of the subconscious named Dom Cobb, frets and fights his way through various dreamscapes, the number and nature of which is very much in dispute.

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28-Jul-2010 17:07

TeleChoice Intl / Telechoice

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India hikes rates to tackle inflation

MUMBAI

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) opted for a 25-basis-point increase in its repo rate, the rate at which it lends to commercial banks, and a 50-basispoint rise for the reverse repo, the rate the RBI pays to banks for deposits. The rates now stand at 5.75 per cent and 4.50 per cent respectively. The hikes were the second increase this month and designed to tackle surging prices that had been driven by high food costs, rising wages and an expanding economy forecast to grow 8.5 per cent this fiscal year.

The Congress-led government has been under relentless attack from opposition parties for its inability to protect the poorest from surging food prices. Despite strong economic growth, India has about 450 million people struggling below the poverty line.

India’s inflation rate is now the highest among the Group of 20 economic powers. The wholesale price index, the main cost-of-living measure, stood at 10.55 per cent last month, well above the central bank’s preferred 5.5-per cent level, putting pressure on the RBI to act. “The domestic economic recovery is firmly in place, strengthening, and steadily reverting to a pre-crisis growth trajectory,” RBI governor Duvvuri Subbarao said yesterday.

But he added that “inflationary expectations are elevated and persistent”.

The RBI also said yesterday it would halve the gap between monetary policy decisions, aligning the frequency of the central bank’s meetings closer with others in the world’s biggest economies. The central bank will now release monetary policy statements every six weeks, compared with once a quarter previously. The next announcement will be on Sept 16. Angel Broking economist Vaibhav Agrawal said: “We expect more rate hikes in the coming months. We don’t expect the rate hikes to impact growth as we are still well below peak interest rate levels.”— India yesterday raised its main interest rates for a fourth time this year in a fresh bid to tame double-digit inflation that had soured the experience of economic growth for hundreds of millions of poor citizens.

AGENCIES

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28-Jul-2010 17:00

Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

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Chinese banks at ‘serious risk of default’

SHANGHAI

Chinese banks loaned huge amounts of money to provincial financing vehicles for construction projects after Beijing called for nationwide efforts to spur the economy. But now only 27 per cent of projects financed by the loans are generating adequate cash flow for repayment, the

And 23 per cent of the loans — or about 1.8 trillion yuan — face serious default risks, said the report.

This would be nearly four times the amount of all non-performing loans in Chinese banks as at the end of last month, according to data released by CBRC.

The CBRC said yesterday the risks can be contained through measures to secure repayment.

Such loans are typically backed by collateral and guarantees, it added.

Separately, Chinese Finance Minister Xie Xuren called on local governments to improve their financial management.

— Nearly a quarter of the 7.7 trillion yuan ($1.5 trillion) that Chinese banks have lent to local governments is “at serious risk of default”, Century Weekly reported yesterday.Century Weekly said in its latest issue, citing the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC).AGENCIES

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28-Jul-2010 16:52

Lippo Malls Tr / LMIR - Taking a beating on opening day

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LippoMapleT

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28-Jul-2010 16:43

SIA / A380 A Great Way to Fly

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Several candidates for SIA hot seat

Airline says search for new CEO on schedule

Jo-ann Huang

joannhuang@mediacorp.com.sg

SINGAPORE

This comes as current CEO Chew Choon Seng is expected to turn in his wings when his contract expires at the end of this year.

SIA chairman Stephen Lee said the search for a new CEO is currently on track and an announcement will be made in due course.

It’s at the mercy of the board, but I am getting on in years and I should move on.

SIA CEO Chew Choon Seng— The search for a new chief executive officer for Singapore Airlines (SIA) is hotting up, and the national carrier is currently deliberating over a few candidates for the helm.

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28-Jul-2010 16:38

Lippo Malls Tr / LMIR - Taking a beating on opening day

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PERIOD

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DPU

1.2

PRICE

$0.495

YiELD

9.697%

NAV

$0.84

GEARING

10.24%

Malls (Indonesia)

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28-Jul-2010 16:33

Lippo Malls Tr / LMIR - Taking a beating on opening day

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Q1 – Mar10

1.2

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28-Jul-2010 16:27

Mapletree Log Tr / MapleTreeLog

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Mapletree Logistics Trust
87.5 cents | Hold
OCBC Investment downgrades from Buy but raises the fair value estimate to 86 cents from 84 cents.

The house says the trust is likely to speed up the acquisition pace beyond its current debt headroom of around $165 million, with “$300 million worth of assets in its sponsor pipeline already at or nearing completion”.

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28-Jul-2010 16:18

Suntec Reit / Suntec REIT

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Keeping GOD in place

Protecting the secular common space has become more vital with increased public religious activity

In April, Deputy Prime Minister and Home Affairs Minister Wong Kan Seng noted that religious groups were becoming “more visible in the public sphere” as “religious worship was no longer confined to traditional places of worship”.

He observed that “the success charismatic churches have had in organising mega-sermons outside purpose-built church buildings have inspired other religious groups to organise similar largescale worship events at commercial venues such as shopping centres and exhibition halls”.

To the Government, these trends are seen to be “a further encroachment of religion into the common space”.

And the Inter-Religious Organisation acknowledged, “there are usually some elements of proselytisation ... even if subtle”.

The latter had suggested the Government draw up guidelines on “how much is too much” where it comes to publicity efforts and usage of prime areas, so that there is “no sense of unfair encroaching on common spaces”. So, it was not a question of whether to have a regulatory framework — rather, it was how and when to regulate.

This raises the question of the limits that might be reasonably placed on what Singaporeans do in connection with their religious beliefs.t comes as no surprise that the guidelines on the non-exclusive use of commercial spaces for religious activities were issued last week.

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28-Jul-2010 16:06

Others / Photographying Floods can be risky too

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YiNG

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28-Jul-2010 16:01

Others / Photographying Floods can be risky too

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SWEATLESS

178investors ( Date: 26-Jul-2010 16:40) Posted:

Actually, i feel we are blessed with so much rain. Better to have plenty water than dried, parched land. Too much water, man can manage it. No water or insufficient supply of it - do you want to live in such a place?

Let's rewind back to April '10 and May '10. During that two tortuous months, do you recall how damn hot it was... temperatures soaring above 35C for several weeks. So, it is naturally good that we now enjoy some temperate weather in June and July. Ying and Yang at play.

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28-Jul-2010 15:56

Others / Photographying Floods can be risky too

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C O O L

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28-Jul-2010 15:48

FSL Trust / FSL Trust - starting to see value in it

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28-Jul-2010 15:43

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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S$1.45

UNbelievable

bUt nIce

hpong5 ( Date: 28-Jul-2010 15:40) Posted:

Deutsche Bank partly owns DMG and majority of orders are filled by DMG. Think about it. Remember GS's target.

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28-Jul-2010 15:40

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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TROHS

= REVERSAL of short

hpong5 ( Date: 28-Jul-2010 12:27) Posted:

You mean THROW?

pharoah88 ( Date: 28-Jul-2010 12:24) Posted:

TROHS

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