Over the months' observation into its price action., this counter had been tested like a set up to trap buying interest.  

Over the months' observation into its price action., this counter had been tested like a set up to trap buying interest.  

Over the months' observation into its price action., this counter had been tested like a set up to trap buying interest.  

Guys, i have been right about 0.13-0.135 being the bottom in my posts over the past 3 months.

It will move up from here.

The buying you are seeing now, if it convincingly crosses 14.5c today, it'll be a really good sign. And if so, i can kinda understand why all this is happening today.

Patience needed and no contra. If i had spare cash and wasn't in this counter yet, i would buy now.

Guys, i have been right about 0.13-0.135 being the bottom in my posts over the past 3 months.

It will move up from here.

The buying you are seeing now, if it convincingly crosses 14.5c today, it'll be a really good sign. And if so, i can kinda understand why all this is happening today.

Patience needed and no contra. If i had spare cash and wasn't in this counter yet, i would buy now.

Singapore News S'pore must preserve meritocracy in govt schools, says MM Lee By S Ramesh | Posted: 13 January 2011 2153 hrs Photos 1 of 1 Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew Video S'pore must preserve meritocracy in govt schools, says MM Lee -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Twitter Messenger -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

- SINGAPORE: Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew said Singapore must preserve meritocracy in government schools to enable the best to rise to the top. He said students from these schools such as Raffles Institution (RI) are the drivers of Singapore's advancement. Mr Lee said this after receiving the inaugural Gryphon Award presented to him on Thursday evening, by RI. The Gryphon Award honours illustrious Rafflesians who have made exceptional contributions to Singapore. Mr Lee, who was a former RI student, stressed that RI must always remain a school that admits students on the basis of merit, and not on their parents' status or wealth. "Graduating from a top school like RI does not mean that one will necessarily succeed in life," Mr Lee said. "Academic ability must be matched by people skills, the capacity to adapt and change with changing circumstances, and to keep on learning. "Rafflesians must understand their own limitations, in order to continue to improve themselves. They need to collaborate with people from different backgrounds to work together and to get tasks done." Mr Lee urged also them to contribute to RI's 1823 Fund -- a fund started last year -- to help the school get support from alumni, parents and friends. The fund is named after the year RI was founded. Mr Lee said it was important for old boys and girls to support their alma mater. He said such support would make for future generations of Rafflesians to excel, thrive and discover to be "the hope of a better age". One of the alumni is billionaire investor Peter Lim, who will donate up to S$2.5 million towards the fund as he will match dollar for dollar the donations from this evening's dinner. Money raised from the Gryphon Award dinner would also go towards the 1823 Fund. -CNA/wk

cathylmg      ( Date: 14-Jan-2011 10:09) Posted: What happen?