Oic, been wondering abt it too. Thks!!

I'm hving ulcer now. I'm wondering y when ever I hv made my Maid mad. A few days later I'll kena ulcer.

Guess wat! When I made her angry, she'll go wash toilet. Especially my toilet bowl, v v clear...

But last couple of days ago... I hv realized dat she was using my toothbrush 2 brush my toilet bowl... : (

But why 1 lot by 1 lot?

What strategy is this? 

AnthonyTan      ( Date: 03-Mar-2010 10:12) Posted: The charges will be the whole day total nos of shares. renzokun      ( Date: 03-Mar-2010 10:10) Posted: im oways wandering wat wif these 1lot 1lot thingy..wats e idea of it?..keep selling tis way like 2need pay sales charge..

No way lar, their styles of posting can tell.

Also, its no point to have so many nicks becos, wait one day,  sarley use wrong name to post and will make a big joke of oneselves.  hahaha!

That shows that Sands suck people money when people go thier casinos huh and thats why they make profits huh?    LOL

HONG KONG — Sands China, which operates three large casinos in Macau, yesterday reported a 22 per cent rise in net profit last year as visitors gambled more and through cost-cutting measures. Sands China, Macau’s second-largest casino operator by revenue after SJM, said its net profit for the year ended Dec 31 was US$213.8 million ($300.5 million), up from US$175.7 million in 2008. It recorded an 8.1 per cent rise in revenue to US$3.3 billion from US$3.05 billion. The Las Vegas Sands unit, which in 2008 halted work on a major expansion in Macau at the height of the global financial crisis, also said it expected construction to return to full swing this month, with completion targeted for July 2011.  The resumption of the construction in Macau’s Cotai area comes after gaming revenue in the Chinese territory surged nearly 70 per cent from a year earlier in January and February,adding to signs that the world’s biggest gambling market is back on its feet following the global downturn, the swine flu outbreak and the imposition of visa restrictions on mainland travellers to the Special Administrative Region.  Macau’s gaming revenue rose by 9.7 per cent for the whole of 2009 despite a 12.4-per-cent fall in the first half of the year. Dow Jones

Chinese territory surged nearly 70 per cent from a year earlier in January and February, adding to signs that the world’s biggest gambling market is back on its feet following the global downturn, the swine flu outbreak and the imposition of visarestrictions on mainland travellers to the Special Administrative Region.  Macau’s gaming revenue rose by 9.7 per cent for the whole of 2009 despite a 12.4-per-cent fall in the first half of the year. Dow

Same person with different names? WHY?

I don't think you need to do this. Only a forum

for sharing. No big deal lah.