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04-Feb-2008 20:53 Chip Eng Seng   /   Awarded More Contracts = No longer cheap       Go to Message
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bishan22


No need to cry lah, as long you have money now buy in more to breakeven and even average down further......Good stock is worth waiting for.....

 
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04-Feb-2008 19:44 Chip Eng Seng   /   Awarded More Contracts = No longer cheap       Go to Message
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Price range between 50 and 56cents....

Once break 56 cents will send the stock price to above 60cents....

But, once break 50cents will go down to below 48cents......not really possible......lah
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04-Feb-2008 14:33 Chip Eng Seng   /   Awarded More Contracts = No longer cheap       Go to Message
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Some FM are quietly accumulating as this counter is super undervalue.......

Watch out the break out soon as the tender for IR and SMRT stations is out soon......
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27-Jan-2008 16:15 Others   /   Will Indonesia stocks plunge!       Go to Message
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Former Indonesian dictator Suharto dies

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Former dictator Suharto, an army general who crushed Indonesia's communist movement and pushed aside the country's founding father to usher in 32 years of tough rule that saw up to a million political opponents killed, died Sunday. He was 86.
Suharto had been ailing in a hospital in the capital since Jan. 4 when he was admitted with failing kidneys, heart and lungs. Doctors prolonged his life through dialysis and a ventilator, but his condition dramatically worsened over the weekend. He stopped breathing and slipped into a coma Sunday.


A statement issued by chief presidential doctor, Marjo Subiandono, said he was declared dead at 1:10 p.m. The cause of death was given as multi-organ failure.

Finally toppled by mass street protests in 1998, the U.S. Cold War ally's departure opened the way for democracy in this predominantly Muslim nation of 235 million people and he withdrew from public life, rarely venturing from his comfortable villa on a leafy lane in the capital.

Suharto had ruled with a totalitarian dominance that saw soldiers stationed in every village, instilling a deep fear of authority across this Southeast Asian nation of some 6,000 inhabited islands that stretch across more than 3,000 miles.

Since being forced from power, he had been in and out of hospitals after strokes caused brain damage and impaired his speech. Blood transfusions and a pacemaker prolonged his life, but he suffered from lung, kidney, liver and heart problems.

Suharto was vilified as one of the world's most brutal rulers and was accused of overseeing a graft-ridden reign. But poor health ? and continuing corruption, critics charge ? kept him from court after he was chased from office by widespread unrest at the peak of the Asian financial crisis.

The bulk of political killings blamed on Suharto occurred in the 1960s, soon after he seized power. In later years, some 300,000 people were slain, disappeared or jailed in the independence-minded regions of East Timor, Aceh and Papua, human rights groups and the United Nations say.

Suharto's successors as head of state ? B.J. Habibie, Abdurrahman Wahid, Megawati Sukarnoputri and Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono ? vowed to end corruption that took root under Suharto, yet it remains endemic at all levels of Indonesian society.

With the court system paralyzed by corruption, the country has not confronted its bloody past. Rather than put on trial those accused of mass murder and multibillion-dollar theft, some members of the political elite consistently called for charges against Suharto to be dropped on humanitarian grounds.
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25-Jan-2008 14:16 Yongnam   /   Lau Hong Stock       Go to Message
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WOW !

Ah Beng Ah Seng chua Ah Nam ki lai liao.....cheong ah
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25-Jan-2008 12:15 Yongnam   /   Lau Hong Stock       Go to Message
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Ah Beng and Ah Seng + the CSC and the Koh Brother all up up all the way....

WHY ? this Ah Nam lau hong ......Lagging stock again......waiting to discover....

 
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25-Jan-2008 10:00 Sunningdale Tech   /   Undervalue stock - Wak Up       Go to Message
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This is a super undervalue stock.

Once wake up will cheong all the way back to 30cents.....watch out.
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22-Nov-2007 11:33 SMB United   /   Going up up all the way !       Go to Message
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Anyone got any news ?
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22-Nov-2007 11:01 SMB United   /   Going up up all the way !       Go to Message
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 Something is going to happen......



Going up up all the way.......
11:01:41 0.360 5,000 Buy Up
11:01:34 0.360 25,000 Buy Up
10:59:37 0.355 316,000 Buy Up
10:56:04 0.350 25,000 Buy Up
10:53:43 0.350 1,712,000 X
10:48:33 0.340 309,000 Buy Up
10:32:34 0.335 10,000 Sell Down
10:04:13 0.335 28,000 Buy Up
09:53:44 0.330 25,000 Sell Down
09:47:58 0.335 9,000 Buy Up
09:41:04 0.335 30,000 Buy Up
09:35:15 0.335 8,000 Sell Down
09:31:39 0.335 8,000 Buy Up
09:29:12 0.335 22,000 Sell Down
09:17:49 0.335 20,000 Sell Down
08:59:03 0.330 50,000 X
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21-Nov-2007 14:21 Straits Times Index   /   Will STI go below 3000pts....       Go to Message
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Oil makes fresh run at $100

Crude sets new closing high, rising over $3 a barrel, on refinery outages, falling dollar and Fed hints at further rate cuts.
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21-Nov-2007 14:17 Others   /   TRADING - TRAINING       Go to Message
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Oil makes fresh run at $100

Crude sets new closing high, rising over $3 a barrel, on refinery outages, falling dollar and Fed hints at further rate cuts.
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20-Nov-2007 19:28 Chip Eng Seng   /   Casinos need Chipes       Go to Message
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DAILY SHARE BUY BACK ------AGAIN......500lots

Tomorrow watch the counter fly.......hold tide.....
Name of Announcer * CHIP ENG SENG CORPORATION LTD  
Company Registration No. 199805196H  
Announcement submitted on behalf of CHIP ENG SENG CORPORATION LTD  
Announcement is submitted with respect to * CHIP ENG SENG CORPORATION LTD  
Announcement is submitted by * Chia Lee Meng Raymond  
Designation * Group Chief Executive Officer  
Date & Time of Broadcast 20-Nov-2007 19:18:32  
Announcement No. 00147  
 
 
>> Announcement Details
The details of the announcement start here ...
 
  Name of Overseas Exchange where Company has Dual Listing (if applicable) N.A.  
 
(A) Share Buy-Back Authority
 
I. Maximum number of shares authorised for purchase* 66,751,516  
 
(B) Details of Purchases Made
 
I. Purchases made by way of market acquisition
  • Yes  
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    If answer to the above question is Yes, please fill in the following :
     
    Singapore Exchange
    Overseas Exchange
    1 Date of Purchases 20-11-2007   
    2 Total number of shares purchased 500,000   
    3a Price paid per share#; or Currency : S$
     
    Amount : 0.60875     		Currency : [Select Currency]
     
    Amount :
    3b Highest price per share# Currency : [Select Currency]
     
    Amount :     		Currency : [Select Currency]
     
    Amount :
      Lowest price per share# Currency : [Select Currency]
     
    Amount :     		Currency : [Select Currency]
     
    Amount :
    4 Total consideration (including stamp duties, clearing charges, etc) paid or payable for the shares# Currency : S$
     
    Amount : 304,375     		Currency : [Select Currency]
     
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    20-Nov-2007 15:37 Chip Eng Seng   /   Casinos need Chipes       Go to Message
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    Charging up the hill again.....

    Trying 68cents to day then 70cents......
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    20-Nov-2007 11:48 Chip Eng Seng   /   Casinos need Chipes       Go to Message
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    Do not throw down to the buyers as they are accumulating. once they have buyed enough, you will see the price shoot up again.....By then you will caught in buying at the high price.......
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    20-Nov-2007 10:13 Chip Eng Seng   /   Casinos need Chipes       Go to Message
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    Big wave is coming again,,,,,,,hold tide.......
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    20-Nov-2007 09:34 Chip Eng Seng   /   Casinos need Chipes       Go to Message
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    x 0     		Suspect CES keep buying at 60cents.........some from me .......
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    20-Nov-2007 09:30 Chip Eng Seng   /   Casinos need Chipes       Go to Message
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    My advice is that do not short below 60cents cos CES has the daily share buyback scheme plus some sideliner is waiting for the bottom fish........

    Trade with care....
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    19-Nov-2007 16:45 Chip Eng Seng   /   Casinos need Chipes       Go to Message
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    575 is coming on the way .... but now must try 61cents first then 59cents after that then 57.5cents....

    When reach 57.5cents, will u buy......? It may go all the way to 50cents again then 45cents......
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    19-Nov-2007 14:14 Chip Eng Seng   /   Casinos need Chipes       Go to Message
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    Yes 64 now......slowly buy back so that ppl will not suspect u are covering......

    U believe....
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    19-Nov-2007 14:11 Chip Eng Seng   /   Casinos need Chipes       Go to Message
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    x 0     		I just shorted 200lots at 65cents.....u believe.......u buy up lor to trap me lar......
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