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08-Jul-2009 18:50     
 
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ST Engg price has just break-out of its triangular formation and hitting high bolly band. 

Just a new announcement below

ST ENGINEERING’S AEROSPACE ARM SECURES PRIMERA AIR
FOR COMPONENT SUPPORT PROGRAMME
Singapore, 8 July 2009 – ST Engineering today announced that its aerospace arm, ST Aerospace,
has signed a component support programme with Icelandic operator, Primera Air. Worth US$32.5m
(about S$47.3m), the programme is for the maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) of its landing
gears over five years and an eight-year comprehensive component Maintenance-By-the-Hour
(MBH™) programme that includes parts exchange, MRO, component engineering services and
logistics. Commencing immediately, these contracts are to support the airline’s current fleet of six
Boeing 737 next generation aircraft and an additional six aircraft in the near future.
These contracts supersede the time-and-material component support services arrangement
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dealer0168
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20-Jun-2009 08:14     
 
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The stock pricing i have is $2.35/ lot. Hmm have to sell some first for profit first.Smiley

I thk i can get back at cheaper price later or maybe the same price.....

Hope so. Smiley 

 



Fireonsight      ( Date: 20-Jun-2009 00:58) Posted:

Economy not good then hold ST engg. Defensive stock, don't need to sell one.
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20-Jun-2009 00:58     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Economy not good then hold ST engg. Defensive stock, don't need to sell one.
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19-Jun-2009 18:40     
 
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Seem like the news that cause this baby to rally for the last 2 days is going off soon. I thk its time to cash out some profit first.

I cash out some this morning.

Economy still not good. Play safe. Smiley
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19-Jun-2009 17:28     
 
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taitai      ( Date: 19-Jun-2009 10:39) Posted:

The cow is old.

mingjie77      ( Date: 19-Jun-2009 10:26) Posted:

Ya, but counter dropped today when most others are rising...any speculation as to why
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taitai
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19-Jun-2009 11:58     
 
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Thanks. I am keeping my fingers, toes, hair crossed really tightly. I hope I shall see light in this counter.

But in the meantime, back to hibernation.

Smiley



Farmer      ( Date: 19-Jun-2009 11:12) Posted:

Yes old indeed, but the key is whether it still has got milk to share? I think the ans is affirmative. Dun say $3.50 will never happen cause in the stock market anything is possible you know. Just wait patiently and hold on to your shares and enjoy its dividends...the time will come eventually. Cheers!

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19-Jun-2009 11:13     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Best drop to below $2.4 so I can buy more :)
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 Alert Admin 		Yes old indeed, but the key is whether it still has got milk to share? I think the ans is affirmative. Dun say $3.50 will never happen cause in the stock market anything is possible you know. Just wait patiently and hold on to your shares and enjoy its dividends...the time will come eventually. Cheers!
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19-Jun-2009 10:39     
 
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 Alert Admin 		The cow is old.

mingjie77      ( Date: 19-Jun-2009 10:26) Posted:

Ya, but counter dropped today when most others are rising...any speculation as to why?

Fireonsight      ( Date: 19-Jun-2009 08:17) Posted:



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 Alert Admin 		Ya, but counter dropped today when most others are rising...any speculation as to why?

Fireonsight      ( Date: 19-Jun-2009 08:17) Posted:


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19-Jun-2009 09:11     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Good to know. But all these news will never bring the px up to $3.50, the ultimatium px I went in. Lousy me!   Smiley

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Every day got positive news for ST engg. 

 

http://www.zdnetasia.com/news/internet/0,39044908,62055204,00.htm?scid=rss_z_nw 
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18-Jun-2009 14:32     
 
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 Alert Admin 		S2.50 best hit, emm quite a good surge. Cheers
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 Alert Admin 		Sorry, the last statement "Add 1% risk on every 15% rise ==> scaling in amt = 10k." should be "Add on every 25% rise ==> scaling in amt=8k"

HLJHLJ      ( Date: 17-Jun-2009 22:45) Posted:

You can adapt to my example here. Mine is just academic. Lost my file so I've recreated here:

Assume initial portfolio = 100k, 
Target gain = 100%, Risk = 2%. Stop Loss=100/4=25%, Scale-up = 100/3=33%
initial investible = 100k*0.02/0.25 = 8k
Add 1% risk on every 15% rise ==> scaling in amt = 10k.
Action Buy($) Price %Gain Current Value Total Investment
Buy (Base Pr) 8000 2.5   10000.00 8000
Scale-Up Buy 8000 3.325 33.0% 21300.00 16000
Scale-Up Buy 8000 4.15 33.0% 36329.00 24000
Scale-Up Buy 8000 4.975 33.0% 56317.57 32000
Sell (Limit 10%)   3.73125 -25.0% 42238.18 32000
Amt Committed 32000.00
Value 42238.18
Profit 10238.18
%Profit 32.0%



taitai      ( Date: 17-Jun-2009 13:35) Posted:

HLJHLJ

I am curious to know what do you mean by average up? Can you illustrate with an example? Thanks.

Smiley
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You can adapt to my example here. Mine is just academic. Lost my file so I've recreated here:

Assume initial portfolio = 100k, 
Target gain = 100%, Risk = 2%. Stop Loss=100/4=25%, Scale-up = 100/3=33%
initial investible = 100k*0.02/0.25 = 8k
Add 1% risk on every 15% rise ==> scaling in amt = 10k.
Action Buy($) Price %Gain Current Value Total Investment
Buy (Base Pr) 8000 2.5   10000.00 8000
Scale-Up Buy 8000 3.325 33.0% 21300.00 16000
Scale-Up Buy 8000 4.15 33.0% 36329.00 24000
Scale-Up Buy 8000 4.975 33.0% 56317.57 32000
Sell (Limit 10%)   3.73125 -25.0% 42238.18 32000
Amt Committed 32000.00
Value 42238.18
Profit 10238.18
%Profit 32.0%



taitai      ( Date: 17-Jun-2009 13:35) Posted:

HLJHLJ

I am curious to know what do you mean by average up? Can you illustrate with an example? Thanks.

Smiley



HLJHLJ      ( Date: 15-Jun-2009 15:44) Posted:

TaiTai,
       Don't worry, this counter will not go bust one. We all have made the same mistake as you before. It is a learning process in investment. Just make sure all mistakes are reversible, make sure mistakes won't make us pengsan. We all get up and recover again.

One piece of advice is to buy a bit first to find a base price, then average up along the way. Once you have a profit, small or big, it is a blessing already and risk is low if you average up. However, if the after the base price, it drops below your cut-loss price, do cut loss and don't turn back. When price stabalise with right condns, you can try the base again.

I would advocate avoiding averaging down. This has caused me a lot last time. Averaging up is better. However, in the mids of finding the base price, you can average down but very minimal only. Control your emotion when average down. It is natural to average down due to our egoism but we have to avoid it.

All the best.

 
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17-Jun-2009 15:11     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Now we should be heading for $2.58 (the next resistance)
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 Alert Admin 		2.49 liao googogo
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HLJHLJ

I am curious to know what do you mean by average up? Can you illustrate with an example? Thanks.

Smiley



HLJHLJ      ( Date: 15-Jun-2009 15:44) Posted:

TaiTai,
       Don't worry, this counter will not go bust one. We all have made the same mistake as you before. It is a learning process in investment. Just make sure all mistakes are reversible, make sure mistakes won't make us pengsan. We all get up and recover again.

One piece of advice is to buy a bit first to find a base price, then average up along the way. Once you have a profit, small or big, it is a blessing already and risk is low if you average up. However, if the after the base price, it drops below your cut-loss price, do cut loss and don't turn back. When price stabalise with right condns, you can try the base again.

I would advocate avoiding averaging down. This has caused me a lot last time. Averaging up is better. However, in the mids of finding the base price, you can average down but very minimal only. Control your emotion when average down. It is natural to average down due to our egoism but we have to avoid it.

All the best.

 



taitai      ( Date: 15-Jun-2009 14:54) Posted:



Angry? whatever for? I am here for the advice, comments, sarcasm ..... always ready.

iPunter, I love your attitude too. Cheers and have a nice trading day or days ... I believe we all are here to "huat ah!"

Smiley
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17-Jun-2009 11:56     
 
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 Alert Admin 		After much buy call from the brokers, its finally up today, hope it break thru' 2.46 convincingly and stay there. Tp at least $2.6-2.7 by next profit announcement. 
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 Alert Admin 		The $2.40 resistance broke off, YES.
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