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knightrider
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15-Mar-2011 12:26     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Ka chen jiu !!! Now S$1.74 liao

knightrider      ( Date: 15-Mar-2011 09:59) Posted:

Ai..........Aiyah. Ho Ho bu tai zhi, scratch backside, why want to change this into STI index, now SMRT is laughing liao ! But we did not see the effect yet, because the change of this two is only in 21 Mar 2011. " Ka chen jiu" - back side ich !!!
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15-Mar-2011 10:49     
 
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 Alert Admin 		GLP has been dropping since day 2. Wait for 68.2% of 2.33 = 1.59
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15-Mar-2011 10:36     
 
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 Alert Admin 		they were saying an after shock of 7 mag is expected. nuclear plant is at its limit. lets say GLP is not the stock to touch as of current.
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15-Mar-2011 10:29     
 
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GLP finally touched 1.80...

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Whether GLP'll cheong 2.40. Muz c GLP has gd news or not.

Bon3260      ( Date: 13-Feb-2011 00:18) Posted:



Since GLP kept dropping w/o any news fm last Wed (09-Feb-2011) till last Fri (11-Feb-2011).

I din c 大 鱼 放 票 & I din c 大 鱼 收 票 .

But I saw 大 鱼 purposely pressed GLP dwn. Made those no pwr hold pple stepped out.

大 鱼 might  make GLP drop till 1.80 & fm there, they'll start collect & push e px back till 2.24.

Whether GLP'll hit another stage level px @ 2.40. Muz c GLP has gd news or not.

 

 

Note: On 11-Feb-2011,  GLP was close @ 1.93

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I'll buy if GLP drop till 1.80. Cos I'm v sure GLP's behaviour now's a cheong signal.


Bon3260      ( Date: 31-Dec-2010 22:07) Posted:

GLP only reached 2.33 record high on 19-Oct-2010.

If GLP by yr 2011 still wun reach 2.40. Juz sell it away...

 

Note: On 31-Dec-2010, GLP was close @ 2.16

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 Alert Admin 		Ai..........Aiyah. Ho Ho bu tai zhi, scratch backside, why want to change this into STI index, now SMRT is laughing liao ! But we did not see the effect yet, because the change of this two is only in 21 Mar 2011. " Ka chen jiu" - back side ich !!!
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15-Mar-2011 08:05     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Agree. Will have a few more days of going lower. STI will get dragged down a little having included GLP into index.

dealer0168      ( Date: 14-Mar-2011 22:58) Posted:



The lost maybe locked onto the upcoming GLP quarter result. Investor  may try avoid this stock for the time being.

bsiong      ( Date: 14-Mar-2011 13:20) Posted:

Global Logistic Properties (MC0.SG) may be supported after it releases a reduced damage estimate for its 69-property Japan portfolio, after the massive earthquake that hit Japan Friday. The company now estimates damage worth JPY3.17 billion ($49.3 million), 18% lower than its JPY3.9 billion estimate after market Friday.

The group -- partly owned Singapore’s GIC sovereign wealth fund -- estimates loss of rental income at Y890 million ($13.7 million), with the majority of repairs taking place in the next 30 days.

GLP says the total estimated cost is less than 0.6% of its Japan portfolio value the company says: “We are committed to our shareholders and business partners to continue to monitor the situation and to report any material changes to our assessment or any significant developments.”

GLP’s shares closed 3.1% lower Friday, at $1.90 with 47 million shares traded, though the stock recovered from its $1.84 intraday low, its lowest level since listing in October 2010. 



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15-Mar-2011 00:24     
 
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 Alert Admin 		I agree with Andrew, but I'm wondering why is it that some years ago some people were fighting to increase the Central Bank's interest rates despite this? Why would it benefit Japan?

Andrew      ( Date: 14-Mar-2011 10:38) Posted:



I thought it is the exact opposite........it is very hard to fix deflation.  The most effective tools would be to use monetary policy to fix.  But Japan has no more free play with this policy as interest rate is already zero.

 

hesperus      ( Date: 14-Mar-2011 02:57) Posted:

pls correct me if I'm wrong.. but isn't Japan in deflation now? thus rent at the same rate is worth more in future..
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The lost maybe locked onto the upcoming GLP quarter result. Investor  may try avoid this stock for the time being.

bsiong      ( Date: 14-Mar-2011 13:20) Posted:

Global Logistic Properties (MC0.SG) may be supported after it releases a reduced damage estimate for its 69-property Japan portfolio, after the massive earthquake that hit Japan Friday. The company now estimates damage worth JPY3.17 billion ($49.3 million), 18% lower than its JPY3.9 billion estimate after market Friday.

The group -- partly owned Singapore’s GIC sovereign wealth fund -- estimates loss of rental income at Y890 million ($13.7 million), with the majority of repairs taking place in the next 30 days.

GLP says the total estimated cost is less than 0.6% of its Japan portfolio value the company says: “We are committed to our shareholders and business partners to continue to monitor the situation and to report any material changes to our assessment or any significant developments.”

GLP’s shares closed 3.1% lower Friday, at $1.90 with 47 million shares traded, though the stock recovered from its $1.84 intraday low, its lowest level since listing in October 2010. 


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Global Logistic Properties (MC0.SG) may be supported after it releases a reduced damage estimate for its 69-property Japan portfolio, after the massive earthquake that hit Japan Friday. The company now estimates damage worth JPY3.17 billion ($49.3 million), 18% lower than its JPY3.9 billion estimate after market Friday.

The group -- partly owned Singapore’s GIC sovereign wealth fund -- estimates loss of rental income at Y890 million ($13.7 million), with the majority of repairs taking place in the next 30 days.

GLP says the total estimated cost is less than 0.6% of its Japan portfolio value the company says: “We are committed to our shareholders and business partners to continue to monitor the situation and to report any material changes to our assessment or any significant developments.”

GLP’s shares closed 3.1% lower Friday, at $1.90 with 47 million shares traded, though the stock recovered from its $1.84 intraday low, its lowest level since listing in October 2010. 

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I thought it is the exact opposite........it is very hard to fix deflation.  The most effective tools would be to use monetary policy to fix.  But Japan has no more free play with this policy as interest rate is already zero.

 

hesperus      ( Date: 14-Mar-2011 02:57) Posted:

pls correct me if I'm wrong.. but isn't Japan in deflation now? thus rent at the same rate is worth more in future...

Andrew      ( Date: 08-Mar-2011 22:05) Posted:



Not true for GLP.......I did not buy this IPO because its assets are mainly in PRC and Japan.

PRC.....borrowing monies is a problem plus they are a property related counter.....more problem. Asset bubble is real lor.

Japan.....deflation.....for the last 10 years 4yrs in recession.  Property price is always falling.....even in good times.  The landlord and tenant relationship are also very different. 

In Singapore, for example, when the lease expired, landlord offer a new lease contract. It is either my way or the highway.

In Japan, when a lease expire, landlord offer a new lease contract. If the tenant do not agree with the new terms, the old contract prevail. Tenant continues to rent at old price.  By law.




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 Alert Admin 		pls correct me if I'm wrong.. but isn't Japan in deflation now? thus rent at the same rate is worth more in future...

Andrew      ( Date: 08-Mar-2011 22:05) Posted:



Not true for GLP.......I did not buy this IPO because its assets are mainly in PRC and Japan.

PRC.....borrowing monies is a problem plus they are a property related counter.....more problem. Asset bubble is real lor.

Japan.....deflation.....for the last 10 years 4yrs in recession.  Property price is always falling.....even in good times.  The landlord and tenant relationship are also very different. 

In Singapore, for example, when the lease expired, landlord offer a new lease contract. It is either my way or the highway.

In Japan, when a lease expire, landlord offer a new lease contract. If the tenant do not agree with the new terms, the old contract prevail. Tenant continues to rent at old price.  By law.




knightrider      ( Date: 08-Mar-2011 19:23) Posted:

If can predict, then cable car will not meet the accident in 1985, and Lee Hsien Loong will not get promoted to 1 star BG. Who can predict, that is why, do matter what, I always make a point, 1st day IPO, just sell and make $$ 1st
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10-Mar-2011 18:04     
 
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March 10, 2011, 5.49 pm (Singapore time)
GLP to replace SMRT in STI from March 21




SINGAPORE - Global Logistic Properties, which owns warehouses in China and Japan, will replace subway operator SMRT Corp as a constituent of Singapore's Straits Times Index (STI) following a half-yearly review, the index managers said on Thursday.

Inclusion in a benchmark index is often positive for companies as it attracts investments from fund managers as well as investors who track markets via exchange-traded funds.

The 30-member STI, Singapore's most widely followed index, is managed by Singapore Press Holdings, Singapore Exchange and Britain's FTSE Group. -- REUTERS

Farmer      ( Date: 09-Mar-2011 12:45) Posted:



GLP +3.1% likely STI addition - Nomura
Global Logistic Properties (MC0.SG) is up 3.1% at $1.98, in robust volume of 12.5 million shares, extending its 2.1% rise Tuesday, likely due to hopes the stock, which listed on the SGX in October after Singapore’s second largest ever IPO, will see increased fund participation if it is included in the benchmark STI index.

Nomura says The FTSE ST Advisory Committee is expected to announce the results of its index review Thursday, with any changes taking effect at market close March 18. 

“We believe the review could feature one addition, Global Logistic Properties and one deletion, SMRT (S53.SG), with proforma/current weighting of 1.28% and 0.55%, respectively. We estimate one-way index turnover to be modest at around 1.28%.” 
 
It notes GLP fulfils all market cap, liquidity and listing history inclusion criteria, while it says the potential deletion of SMRT “would cause a selling impact of around US$1.1 million.” 
 
When contacted by Dow Jones, the Singapore Exchange confirmed the FTSE ST Index Series Committee meeting was being held Thursday. SMRT is flat at $1.93.


Farmer      ( Date: 08-Mar-2011 17:03) Posted:

Funny leh! Why there's no mention of this one being included in the STI as component stocks. Its capitalisation is no less than CMA. Which stock will be out next......SMRT?


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The news of possible addition of GLP to STI spike the stock price. Will it continue to rise?

read more detail analysis here 
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 Alert Admin 		SMRT or ConfortDelgro can go... super dead counters.
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Potential addition/deletion

Potential addition
GLP SP Global Logistic  Properties

Potential deletion
MRT SP SMRT 


Note: Data as of 28 February
Source: FTSE, STI, SGX, Bloomberg, Thomson
Reuters Datastream, Nomura International (HK)
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 Alert Admin 		when is the next STI 30 update due ??
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Shares of Global Logistic Properties, which owns warehouses and other logistics assets in Asia, rose as much as 3.1 per cent on speculation that the firm could be made an STI constituent.

At midday, GLP shares were 2.6 per cent higher at S$1.97 with 14.7 million shares changing hands.

'The STI gets reevaluated every six months. GLP is a significant stock and it could be a candidate for inclusion,'said a local analyst.
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GLP +3.1% likely STI addition - Nomura
Global Logistic Properties (MC0.SG) is up 3.1% at $1.98, in robust volume of 12.5 million shares, extending its 2.1% rise Tuesday, likely due to hopes the stock, which listed on the SGX in October after Singapore’s second largest ever IPO, will see increased fund participation if it is included in the benchmark STI index.

Nomura says The FTSE ST Advisory Committee is expected to announce the results of its index review Thursday, with any changes taking effect at market close March 18. 

“We believe the review could feature one addition, Global Logistic Properties and one deletion, SMRT (S53.SG), with proforma/current weighting of 1.28% and 0.55%, respectively. We estimate one-way index turnover to be modest at around 1.28%.” 
 
It notes GLP fulfils all market cap, liquidity and listing history inclusion criteria, while it says the potential deletion of SMRT “would cause a selling impact of around US$1.1 million.” 
 
When contacted by Dow Jones, the Singapore Exchange confirmed the FTSE ST Index Series Committee meeting was being held Thursday. SMRT is flat at $1.93.


Farmer      ( Date: 08-Mar-2011 17:03) Posted:

Funny leh! Why there's no mention of this one being included in the STI as component stocks. Its capitalisation is no less than CMA. Which stock will be out next......SMRT?

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Not true for GLP.......I did not buy this IPO because its assets are mainly in PRC and Japan.

PRC.....borrowing monies is a problem plus they are a property related counter.....more problem. Asset bubble is real lor.

Japan.....deflation.....for the last 10 years 4yrs in recession.  Property price is always falling.....even in good times.  The landlord and tenant relationship are also very different. 

In Singapore, for example, when the lease expired, landlord offer a new lease contract. It is either my way or the highway.

In Japan, when a lease expire, landlord offer a new lease contract. If the tenant do not agree with the new terms, the old contract prevail. Tenant continues to rent at old price.  By law.




knightrider      ( Date: 08-Mar-2011 19:23) Posted:

If can predict, then cable car will not meet the accident in 1985, and Lee Hsien Loong will not get promoted to 1 star BG. Who can predict, that is why, do matter what, I always make a point, 1st day IPO, just sell and make $$ 1st.

daylight28      ( Date: 08-Mar-2011 17:31) Posted:



should have sold off during the 1st week after IPO.

now is negative value.

luckily i have only 1 lot.





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