those  buying  now  are  just  BETTING

majOrIty  anticipating  BLOW  OUT   had  BOUGHT  EARLIER

and  just  WAITING 

he has only got 1 advice. buy buy buy. lol

if today cannot sustain at this gain level and close below opening, i would think it is a hanging man and sign to run!

mixed mode but more are buying.... pharoah need to advice.

genting sp

11:43:42 2.030 350 B
11:43:29 2.030 305 B
11:19:57 2.040 469 S
11:19:56 2.040 300 S
11:19:54 2.040 4 S
11:19:53 2.040 500 S
11:15:00 2.040 2,970 B
11:12:24 2.040 4,871 S
10:48:38 2.030 1,408 B
10:48:35 2.030 4,000 S
10:20:09 2.020 2,946 S
10:20:08 2.020 1,300 S
10:16:22 2.020 1,533 B
10:16:18 2.020 1,005 B
10:01:40 2.030 1,724 B
10:01:35 2.030 972 B
09:38:24 2.050 990 S
09:37:49 2.050 965 S
09:37:04 2.040 1,000 S
09:34:52 2.030 3,652 S
09:22:20 2.020 570 S
09:17:23 2.020 1,540 S
09:16:01 2.010 5,457 S
09:06:56 2.010 616 B
09:00:01 2.010 704 X

Nope. Earlier, I planned to cancel and repost at 2.040 but I decided stay. 

Last Friday, you badly wanted to sell it at 2.030. Today is your chance to easily dispose it if you still really want to :)

ANTICIPATION  of  CUSTOMARY  BLOW OUT

on  Wednesday 13 OCTOBER  2010  sEEms  lIkely * * * * * * * *

Selling  is  no brainer, just to take profit.

Such  buying  must  be based  on  some  information  ?

wow. luckily you posted the market depth. i nearly went in at 2.04. now that i know the buyer out in full force, i not going to buy liao. 

i also agree is a BB play. the charts did not reflect a reversal yesterday and suddenly today we have a surge. any of you went in? 

Tags: CIMB | Genting Singapore

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MONDAY, 11 OCTOBER 2010 10:44

Share this  Digg  Del.icio.us  StumbleUpon  Netscape  Yahoo  Technorati  Googlize this  Facebook Export PDF Print E-mail CIMB raises Genting Singapore (G13.SG) target to $2.45 from $1.88, reiterates Outperform, says Dow Jones.  “Together with a market leadership position, albeit a diminishing one, our estimates imply that Singapore’s overall gaming market could be worth about $6.3 billion-$7.5 billion by 2011-12, which is commendable given the short ramp-up period.” Makes no changes to FY10-12 earnings projections, but sees potential upside from licensing of junket operators, RWS maintaining current market leadership over longer period.    "We continue to believe that Singapore, with its higher earnings growth prospects, superior EBITDA margins and stable regulatory framework deserves to trade at a premium to the Macau operators."    Adds, given recent sharp price outperformance, there are risks of short-term weakness, especially if quarterly earnings disappoint.    Shares +2.0% at $2.02.

1Q result released on 13 May 2010.

2Q result released on 12 Aug 2010.

3Q result released on ?? Oct 2010.

Any inference is possible.