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alexchia01
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03-Jan-2011 17:26
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3 Jan 2011 – STI close Up at 3236. Bull Run Continues. Good first day of the Year. Strong Rise with Good volume. Congrats to those who Brought in Dec 2010. I’m expecting this Bull to last for the whole of Jan. However, now is not the time to anyhow Buy. If you are looking for some good counters that are still undervalued, check out my Hot List. More on my Blog at Alex Trades. This is just my person opinion. You invest at your own risk. Good luck. |
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03-Jan-2011 12:06
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The SGX counter has already fully discounted the Aussie factor... Subject to market sentiment, it can only head up from here... |
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niuyear
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03-Jan-2011 12:01
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SGX cheong arrhhhhhhh..... now 8.60 buy 4-D 3333. Any 4D expert ? is 3333 high chance come out top 3?
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Jackpot2010
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02-Jan-2011 21:12
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All the doomsayers were wrong in 2010. I will stay fully invested in Q1 & exit @ STI 3500-3800 (possibly after Q1). Generally people are bullish about 2011 right now but you never know when the smart money will move out of Asia..... |
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krisluke
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02-Jan-2011 20:16
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The year 2010 has been a very challenging year. Currencies were sliding with reducing yields for most developed economies except the Asia-Pacific regions. China became the centre of blame for the Western countries when all the causes for the global slump were arrowed at its sovereign wealth. Equity markets were generally inviting to investors due to favour in near-zero interest rates by the major central banks. The US government struggled with its ballooning budget deficits from both federal governmentís red figures and external debts. European Unions were drawing lines dividing the rich and emerging nations for sovereign loans and debt-repayments. The values of bonds instruments varied to a large extent depending on the yields and health of economies. Properties and real-estates remained in fatigue in western countries while they flourished steadily in most Asia countries. Going into 2011, it will be interesting to find out the beginning of ‘Rising Sun in the East’. In our opinion, the movements of ‘hot monies’ are slipping to Asian countries starting from China. If the US dollar slides by another yardstick in 2011 through Quantitative Easing, we expect the commodities like Gold and Crude Oil to soar higher to use up the excessive money supply and balance global inflation rates. We expect the market may slip into a long-awaited correction in Q1 2011, these two commodity instruments will quickly recover into a bullish trend soon after investors re-discover their innate values as a safe-haven. Since the global equities reversed upward in March 2009, the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index led the global market bulls and jumped more than 100 per cent to recovery. In Asia, the Thailand SET Index and Indonesian Stock Index both surpassed the pre-crisis highs. Other indices like Malaysia KLCI, Korea KOSPI and India SENSEX were all approaching the benchmarks of pre-crisis highs but might not be enjoying the same growth rate as before. Few strong growing economies like Australia, Hong Kong and Singapore only made it to halfway or 2/3 of where they came down from the previous all time highs. While Japan has stepped into the fear of deflation coupled with contracting exports and the bloating yen, the status of the worldís second largest economy has been replaced by China now at the rapid high growth engine of averaging 10 per cent over last five years. Despite the efforts of the Chinese government to stave inflation and suppress the rising properties in the Mainland, China’s inflation has remained at approximately 4.25 per cent over last decade. In our opinion, many Asian economies have benefitted from the Quantitative Easing policy adopted by US leaders when hot monies sought higher yields and lower asset evaluations right after the crisis. In addition, Asian currencies have been favoured by global investors due to the fact that they were not badly damaged by the subprime crisis during 2007 to 2009. Nevertheless, the eventual withdrawal of Quantitative Easing and stimulus packages due to a dry-up in money supply or another resurgence in contagion spread of Euro sovereign debts could mark the beginning of a new nightmare in serial dominoes meltdown. Personally, I don’t think a double-dip will happen to Asia judging from the overall real growth and justifiable exports. Based on past records, the corrective phase in prices meltdown took an average of 12-18 months to complete. That means all the majority of the Asian markets may be slowing down in 2011 but would recover after mid 2012. Just when the Asia markets may be moving into their correction in 2011, the western economies would not be spared either as they are the origins in financial debacles. If everything else recedes in 2011, the huge interest may flog into China or Hong Kong as a springboard to ride on Chinese financial instruments. In our research, China’s Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) Composite Index has been suppressed in tandem with slow rising Yuan to prevent excessive speculation. Today, there are too many selling points to boast about China when we talk about the infancy stages of its national metal-mining industries, ambitions in massively acquiring global energy resources, unlimited concession of estate development and of course, the world’s largest foreign reserves at more than US$2 trillion worth of equivalence. Due to the government’s multi-constriction against foreign investment, the SSE Index has not even succeeded in a 50 per cent recovery from the crisis lows from where it came down from at the 6000 regions. In 2011, when most of Asia and the rest of the world face natural technical correction or experience another ìmeltdownî, the hot monies will all flow into China for hunting a seat to park for wealth opportunity. When that time comes, we do not need another booster or stimulus from the Chinese government to excite the economic growth. If we predict correctly on the corrective phase in Asia, the duration may last for 12 months to 18 months before hot monies pour back into our other Asian economies. By then, China will be the economic powerhouse to pull all these Asian markets in one year out of the correction. Start planning your portfolio in China funds assets or keep some Yuan in your account while most people are still searching for a rolling dice. Have an empowering year ahead. Dar Wong is the Principal Consultant of APSRI. The expressions are solely his own. He can be reached at dar@pwforex.com http://www.theborneopost.com/?p=84110 |
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iPunter
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01-Jan-2011 18:43
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Simple, wholesome foods are best... Exotic foods eg. dog meat, monkey brain, sharks fin, etc show up man's mean side...
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TeethKi
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01-Jan-2011 18:06
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Eat also die, don't eat also die. What a terrible world........
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alexchia01
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01-Jan-2011 16:30
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31 Dec 2010 – STI close Down at 3190. Moving Sideways. STI was trading higher most of the time, but fall 22 points near the closing bell. In some way, I glad that STI close lower. This is because STI has been rising for the last 4 days, it need some track back in order to goes higher in the future. This fall is actually healthy and it enhances STI chance to rising higher in 2011. I’m expecting 2011 to be a better trading year than 2010. More on my Blog at Alex Trades. This is just my personal opinion. You invest at your own risk. Good luck to all. |
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Hulumas
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28-Dec-2010 17:59
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STI 3268 is imminent by the end of the year 2010!
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alexchia01
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28-Dec-2010 17:47
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28 Dec 2010 – STI close Up at 3184. Bull Signal. BUY. Today is the 1st Day for the Buy Window. Both MACD and Stochastic have just crossed to move upside. Parabolic SAR also show the 1st Bull today. This is a Good Bull Signal, but we must discount this a bit because now is the holiday season and many traders are still on holiday. Nevertheless, this is a Good Time to Buy some Good Undervalue Counters. More on my Blog at Alex Trades. This is just my personal opinion. You invest at your own risk. Good luck. |
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SGG_SGG
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27-Dec-2010 22:06
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3333 better. Thanks.
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krisluke
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27-Dec-2010 22:02
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3188 la ,,, ,,, lucky number : ) | ||||
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alexchia01
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27-Dec-2010 18:38
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27 Dec 2010 – STI close Up at 3159. Moving Sideways. MACD and Stochastic are in the mist of reversing upward. Parabolic SAR also shows that Bull is coming back. However, we must take into consideration that now is the holiday season and many traders are still on holiday. The signal will need some more volume and time to confirm. This is a good time to reposition your portfolio. More on my Blog at Alex Trades. This is just my personal opinion. You invest at your own risk. Good luck. |
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sureesh40
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24-Dec-2010 10:08
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How do you do your calculations, do you use a software or based on some statistics
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alexchia01
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23-Dec-2010 17:41
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23 Dec 2010 – STI close Down at 3138. Moving Sideways. Don’t think there will be much movement until next year, 2011. Just enjoy your holiday. More on my Blog at Alex Trades. This is just my personal opinion. Good luck. |
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Hulumas
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23-Dec-2010 10:55
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Thank you for all your informations!
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niuyear
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23-Dec-2010 08:44
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3500 is enough . So long as each year has a new high. 4000 for year 2012. doable?
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cathylmg
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22-Dec-2010 20:20
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Well, we are what we eat....
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alexchia01
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22-Dec-2010 17:47
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According to my calculation, STI is unlikely to reach 4000 next year. Most likely, in Feb 2012.
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alexchia01
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22-Dec-2010 17:42
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22 Dec 2010 – STI close Up at 3144. Moving Sideways. MACD and Stochastic both shows that the down pressure is easing, but we may have to wait a little longer for the Bull to return. The holidays are near, there would not be much interest in the market until next year. More on my Blog at Alex Trades. This is just my personal views. Good luck. |
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