so it is good.....

still good profit.

it'll do a matching, so it depends on how many buyers/sellers are stacked against each other at what price, to determine the matching price. if u have poems protrader, the matching price will display on the market depth screen.

e.g. if the matching is 0.25.. u set a purchase at 0.255, or 0.26 or any higher before opening, your purchase will go through at 0.25, whereas ppl selling below 0.25 will definately get sold out.... selling at 0.25 depends on your queue, selling at 0.255 will not be triggered.

Yeah thanks.

Its 15% drop in revenue, which should pick up in Q4 during the holiday season.

Whatever it is, GenSp will be extremely volatile tomorrow. 

That was sometime ago, if EBITA is between 375m to 410m.

Anyway, I have yet to look at the one-time loss from operations.

From a trader's point of view, the public will not take this positively.

Best to exit, and buy at bottom. 

this forum full of shortist, take a look

http://forum.channelnewsasia.com/viewforum.php?f=13

Its only a slight decrease if you look at EBITA and revenue.

I expect 4Q to make up for the loss in 3Q.

But in the meantime, tomorrow morning, I would exit my GenSp first, since we know shortists are going to take the opportunity to short.

I might also short for the fun of it. 

I think all expect Q3 revenue to drop

1) MBS came into play

2) Q2 has June holiday not Q3.

Key is to look into growth and EBITDA

Ok its 30m short of estimates.

Tags: Genting Singapore | Las Vegas Sands | Marina Bay Sands

WRITTEN BY THOMSON REUTERS

THURSDAY, 11 NOVEMBER 2010 19:06

Share this  Digg  Del.icio.us  StumbleUpon  Netscape  Yahoo  Technorati  Googlize this  Facebook Export PDF Print E-mail Earnings by Genting Singapore (GENS.SI), which operates one of the two casinos in the city-state, fell slightly in the quarter ended September from the previous quarter, but overall revenues at the two gaming resorts remain healthy. Genting Singapore posted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) of $347.6 million in the third quarter, down from $503.5 million in the three months ended June.   The Singapore casino recorded revenues of $731.8 million in the third quarter, a decrease from $860.8 million in the second quarter.   Singapore legalised casino gaming in 2005 and its two multi-billion-dollar casino-resorts began operating earlier this year -- Resorts World in February and Las Vegas Sands’ (LVS.N) Marina Bay Sands in April.   Marina Bay Sands, a US$5.7 billion ($7.34 billion) casino resort, generated US$241.6 million in EBITDA for the quarter ended September.   CLSA estimates the size of Singapore’s casino market could match the Las Vegas strip by next year.   The brokerage expects Singapore’s casino market to be worth US$6.5 billion by 2011, matching the Las Vegas Strip, before surpassing Sin City in 2012 with a market size of US$8.1 billion, said Jon Oh, an analyst at CLSA.   “Both Las Vegas Sands and Genting understand the Asian market better than others and they both know how to deepen spending at their casinos,” Oh said.

ok so if we add both together means 588

GSP has 60% market share

MBS has 40% market share?

or should we use revenue to compute market share?

Yup, that's y i posted this number here. 

If within estimate, the price should hold or drop a little like GAR?