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cOnsIder AUD deposit for more than 5% interest per annum.

Interest rate will be rising . . . .

Exchange rate will be rising wIth wOrld ecOnOmIc recOvery . . . .

(for even Higher Interest Rate, move your cash to Jarkarta and convert to Indo Rupee for Fixed Deposit Interest Rate at 7% or more.)

(even if you move the cash to JB, you will also get about 4% interest on your FD in Malaysian Ringgit)

Good Hearted Bankers are Indonesian Banks, Australian Banks, Malaysian Banks in their own countries.

wongmx6 ( Date: 13-Jul-2010 22:21) Posted:

i've 100k-2000k of cash and i'm not comfortable to place at stock market? anyone have any idea where to park the money with slightly better return than fix deposit, please share. thanks

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DR FU YONG is a Chinese fund manager often referred to as the 'S-chip sage' for his history of favouring Singapore-listed Chinese firms.

When he won the 2007 Fund Manager of the Year award in his category, he had a high water mark of seven S-chips among his fund's top 10 holdings in the second half of that year.

Dr Fu has now taken on a new position with a Shanghai-based 8.6 bln yuan fund of Changxin Asset Management following his stepping down from Beijing-based Orient Fund in February.

While recent analysis and media reports are not deluding themselves into believing that Dr. Fu will immediately jump full bore back into S-chips as a fund manager with Changxin, the fact that the 'S-chip sage' is back in the game at this point in time does present a ray of hope for Chinese firms selling shares in Singapore.

During his tenure with Orient, Dr. Fu became known for chasing high-risk, high-return opportunities, and having a very high rate of bagging his quarry.

Mixed funds under his control saw a nearly 169% average return during an 18-month period three years ago, making him the second most profitable fund manager in this category over the timeframe.

Dr Fu and Orient acquired a reputation at the time for being a cheerleader for Chinese firms listed on the Singapore stock exchange

pharoah88 ( Date: 13-Jul-2010 16:55) Posted:

S-Chips SAGE FU YONG is back with a nEw FiRM

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BANK is SURE to make MONEY

When Depositor saves     S$1 at 0.75% interest,

Bank lends out 19 Times at S$19    (CAR at 5%)     at 5.00%.

Bank lends out 9 Times at S$9      (CAR at 10%)   at 5.00%

Bank lends out 6.67 Times at S$6.67 (CAR at 15%)  at   5.00%

Bank makes TONS of PROFITS by lendiNG MONEY BUBBLES ? ? ? ?

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Two years’ jail for man who

rocked baby daughter to death

Shaffiq Alkhatib

shaffiq@mediacorp.com.sg

Singapore

The 30-year-old man committed the act in his rented flat near Havelock Road some time after 9pm on June 10 last year.

The court heard that he rocked her “forcefully” as he was “frustrated” that the infant was crying and would not go to sleep.

The man’s 23-year-old wife came home from work at around 7am the next morning and noticed that her baby was “behaving strangely” when she tried to feed her with a bottle of milk.

The baby was brought to KK Hospital soon afterwards and she was pronounced dead at around 8am on June 17.

A medical report revealed that the infant suffered injuries including haemorrhage in the brain and eyes.

It stated that these injuries were most likely caused by a condition known as the “shaken baby syndrome”.

In mitigation, the man’s lawyer, Mr S Balamurugan, told the court that his client “did not set out to hurt” the infant and that he “only wanted” her to fall asleep.

Mr Balamurugan added that the man has “always been” a loving father towards his children. The man had also rocked his older child — a daughter who is now two years old — in a similar manner on previous occasions “without any adverse consequences”.

Speaking to reporters after the hearing, the man’s wife said that she hopes he will “turn over a new leaf” when he is released from prison.

When queried if she has forgiven her husband, she said that it was a “very difficult question” to answer and that she has to “move on with her life”.

She also asked reporters not to reveal her name as well as those of her family members.

For committing the crime, the man could have been sentenced to up to five years’ jail, fined, or both.— An unemployed man has been sentenced to two years’ jail for causing the death of his two-month-old daughter by forcefully rocking her for about 10 to 15 minutes.

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Golfer’s death a ‘misadventure’

Singapore

Mr Soh Lye Huat, 57, an owner of a garment company, succumbed to multi-organ failure and died 10 days later.

The coroner’s inquiry into Mr Soh’s death had centred around the use of a lifesaving device known as a defibrillator which uses an electric current to jolt the heart.

The Investigation Officer handling the case, Senior Staff Sergeant Andrew Ng Yong Kiang, told the court that the country club’s employees did not use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) when they attended to Mr Soh.

That is because according to the country club’s golf operation first aid action plan, the portable device is used only when a casualty is not breathing or when no pulse is detected.

The court heard that the country club employees only performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation on Mr Soh as they detected a “weak pulse” from his neck and right wrist.

Senior Staff Sergeant Ng also quoted an opinion from Professor V Anantharaman, the chairman of the Singapore Heart Foundation’s Heart Safe Committee.

The professor said that the use of an AED “is not warranted for immediate treatment” if the casualty has a pulse or is breathing. However, application of the device “may still be useful” to detect a heart rhythm complication known as ventricular fibrillation which can occur when there is an “electrical injury” to the organ.

The prompt use of an AED can “convert the heart’s electrical rhythm to normal”, said Professor Anantharaman.

Mr Soh is survived by his wife, 51-yearold Tan Lee Hwa and their two children.

Lawyer Wendell Wong, who represented the Sohs, told reporters after the hearing that the family will “consider options available” to them and this could mean a civil suit against the country club.— State Coroner Kessler Soh has recorded a verdict of misadventure in a case involving a golfer who died after he was struck by lightning at Tanah Merah Country Club on Oct 25 2009 last year.

Shaffiq Alkhatib

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BUND CENTRE had lOst its PAST glOry

it is nOw an Old Old Old Old lady

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HEARD DEBT iSSUE is REAL CONCERN

"INDEPENDENT VALUATION" iN CHiNA iS

#### NOT INDEPENDENT ####

susan66 ( Date: 08-Jul-2010 23:12) Posted:

Bund Center surges on report it was undervalued

BCI was demerged from Asia Food & Properties Limited (AFP) to hold the AFP Group’s property investments in People’s Republic of China, such as The Bund Center located in Shanghai, and the Golden Center located in Ningbo.
The stock was listed on the exchange recently, it opened at $0.255. On Monday, the local press reported that an independent valuation done in 2009 valued Bund Center’s assets at around $1.5 billion (net of debt), or $0.72 a share.

It continues to surge non-stop till today, got it from Asia Food & Properties entitlement.

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PULPING APP

APP's critics are many, and their ammunition varied. Since the company won massive logging concessions in Indonesia under Suharto's rule in the 1980s, the company has profited from a corporate ethic founded on corruption and environmental exploitation. In Indonesia's Riau province, where APP has fed paper mills for some two decades, forests have been devastated, while the local population has remained one of the poorest in the country.

A holding company of the Widjaja family's Sinar Mas Group, headquartered in Singapore, APP's stated interest is establishing "sustainable" eucalyptus and acacia plantations to feed its many mills in Indonesia, China and India.

But its practices in those countries and, now, Cambodia appear to have brought the company to a nadir in its long and thorny relationship with environmental watchdogs. Following a major fall-out with the company last year, the World Wildlife Fund in February accused APP of clearcutting Indonesian forests and called on U.S. companies to boycott its products, which include copier paper, notebooks and other paper products. Large retailers such as Office Depot and Staples promptly came on board.

Asia Pulp & Paper

http://www.allbusiness.com/specialty-businesses/449323-1.html

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ENLiGHTENMENT

knightrider ( Date: 08-Jul-2010 12:17) Posted:

Not even have any ads on paper, anyone knew what is the IPO price ? Just want to list then list, suka suka, nowadays, don't know what the MAS doing, everything suka suka one ! Last time IPO must open for application, then later become very less volume open to public to apply, majority all reserved by placement taken. Now lagi fantastic, want to list just list lor, no need to open for public to apply. Watch out and be careful.

BTW, anyone know the ipo price, or not even at all, when you check, Company-all-in-one info in SGX website for this burger, no info at all ! For all history records of long grand father history, we can excuse, may be donkey years ago, thus do not reflect the info, but newly IPO also don't have, real lousy !

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gOOd fOr tradIng bUt nOt an iNvestment

BEWARE

AWARE

SCARE

CARE

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sOunds LiKE AFP is shOrt Of CASH ? ? ? ?

AFP cOuld nOt generate dEcEnt OperatIOns CASH FLOW frOm BUND CENTRE any mOre ? ? ? ?

THE BUND CENTRE had nO BUND and nOt iN CENTRE

susan66 ( Date: 08-Jul-2010 23:12) Posted:

Bund Center surges on report it was undervalued

BCI was demerged from Asia Food & Properties Limited (AFP) to hold the AFP Group’s property investments in People’s Republic of China, such as The Bund Center located in Shanghai, and the Golden Center located in Ningbo.
The stock was listed on the exchange recently, it opened at $0.255. On Monday, the local press reported that an independent valuation done in 2009 valued Bund Center’s assets at around $1.5 billion (net of debt), or $0.72 a share.

It continues to surge non-stop till today, got it from Asia Food & Properties entitlement.

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WEALTH made THEM VERY UNhappy

because they are nOt mOney-faceD

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WEALTH made THEM VERY UNhappy

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UNfOrtunately, nOt.

He dOes nOt even knOw me.

I am HAPPY he is BACK because I hOpe he wIll CREATE gOOd chanceS tO have multI-baggers iN 2010

iF he can bE as gOOd as befOre

WATCH hIs mOve clOsely

AnthonyTan ( Date: 13-Jul-2010 17:04) Posted:

He is your relative??????

pharoah88 ( Date: 13-Jul-2010 16:55) Posted:

S-Chips SAGE FU YONG is back with a nEw FiRM

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NEVER HEARD of LOAN SHARKiNG FAiLURE.

WHY there were/ are/ WiLL bE sO numerOus BANKiNG FAiLURES ? ? ? ?

iMPLiCATiON:

Ah Meng, Ah Hua, Ah Hui, Ah Lian can make BETTER BANKERS ? ? ? ?

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The Only DiFFERENCE is THE BANKiNG LiCENCE

pharoah88 ( Date: 13-Jul-2010 17:23) Posted:

"BANK Lending" lOOks similar to "LOAN SHARKiNG"

If Ah Meng, Ah Hua, Ah Hui, Ah Lian can be LOAN SHARKS, they can also be BANKERS ? ? ? ?

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"BANK Lending" lOOks similar to "LOAN SHARKiNG"

If Ah Meng, Ah Hua, Ah Hui, Ah Lian can be LOAN SHARKS, they can also be BANKERS ? ? ? ?

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BANK is SURE to make MONEY

When Depositor saves     S$1 at 0.75% interest,

Bank lends out S$19    (CAR at 5%)     at 5.00%.

Bank lends out S$9      (CAR at 10%)   at 5.00%

Bank lends out S$6.67 (CAR at 15%)  at   5.00%

Interest Gross Margin:

(5.00 - 0.75) / 0.75 = 5.67 Times or 567%

Deposit Multiplier Gross Margins:

For CAR at 5%,    S$19 / S1 = 19 Times or 1900%

For CAR at 10%,  S$9 / S1 = 9   Times or 900%

For CAR at 15%, S$6.67 / S$1 = 6.67 Times or 667%

From the above banking concept, the bank profit quantum sEEms LiKE the iNfamOus "LOAN SHARK"

BANK DepOsitor lOOks  "EXTREMELY EXPLOiTED" by the Banking System ? ? ? ?

Especially, when the Bank Deposit had nO iNsurance UNtil  nOt sO lOng agO On Only S$20,000 LiMiT.

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BANK is SURE to make MONEY

When Depositor saves     S$1 at 0.75% interest,

Bank lends out S$19    (CAR at 5%)     at 5.00%.

Bank lends out S$9      (CAR at 10%)   at 5.00%

Bank lends out S$6.67 (CAR at 15%)  at   5.00%

Interest Gross Margin:

(5.00 - 0.75) / 0.75 = 5.67 Times or 567%

Deposit Multiplier Gross Margins:

For CAR at 5%,    S$19 / S1 = 19 Times or 1900%

For CAR at 10%,  S$9 / S1 = 9   Times or 900%

For CAR at 15%, S$6.67 / S$1 = 6.67 Times or 667%

From the above banking concept, the bank profit quantum sEEms LiKE the iNfamOus "LOAN SHARK"

BANK DepOsitor lOOks  "EXTREMELY EXPLOiTED" by the Banking System ? ? ? ?

Especially, when the Bank Deposit had nO iNsurance UNtil  nOt sO lOng agO On Only S$20,000 LiMiT.

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BANK is SURE to make MONEY

When Depositor saves     S$1 at 0.75% interest,

Bank lends out S$19    (CAR at 5%)     at 5.00%.

Bank lends out S$9      (CAR at 10%)   at 5.00%

Bank lends out S$6.67 (CAR at 15%)  at   5.00%

Interest Gross Margin:

(5.00 - 0.75) / 0.75 = 5.67 Times or 567%

Deposit Multiplier Gross Margins:

For CAR at 5%,    S$19 / S1 = 19 Times or 1900%

For CAR at 10%,  S$9 / S1 = 9   Times or 900%

For CAR at 15%, S$6.67 / S$1 = 6.67 Times or 667%

From the above banking concept, the bank profit quantum sEEms LiKE the iNfamOus "LOAN SHARK"

BANK DepOsitor lOOks  "EXTREMELY EXPLOiTED" by the Banking System ? ? ? ?

Especially, when the Bank Deposit had nO iNsurance UNtil  nOt sO lOng agO On Only S$20,000 LiMiT.