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profit soar 71%!!!!
above ANALyst expectation..
up up up !!!
who want to earn instant money BUY once market open again after earning report.This might repeat like OCBC after earning report.
this one hard nut to crack...
tOmOrrOw is 1st APRIL 2010
APRIL's FOOL
BEWARE Of fOOls
Sorry to spoil your mode, oceanblue.
Shooting Star! May reverse!
http://mystocksinvesting.com/singapore-stocks/uob-shooting-star/
marubozu1688 ( Date: 21-Mar-2010 11:48) Posted:
Shooting Star! May reverse!
http://mystocksinvesting.com/singapore-stocks/uob-shooting-star/
oceanblue ( Date: 19-Mar-2010 11:40) Posted:
| Bullish! Up, up and away! |
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Shooting Star! May reverse!
http://mystocksinvesting.com/singapore-stocks/uob-shooting-star/
oceanblue ( Date: 19-Mar-2010 11:40) Posted:
| Bullish! Up, up and away! |
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Bullish! Up, up and away!
In the top gainer list today. Looks like $19.00 will now become the new support.
Rebound from here?
UOB is unreasonable to drop further. The Asia economic atmosphere is getting stable and getting better this year, I'm sure it will bounce back and stand above $20.00 soon.
Bank is the first benefit from economic gain. I invested at $19.00 week before, no worry at all.
Tested water and vested 2 lots at $18.36. Didn't expect price downtrending very rapidly as this is a favoured counter. Well have to ride the waves since committed and wait patiently till price reversal if any.
Price dropping with surge in vol. Next support at 17.50
Huat ah! Good sets of results, consistent cd payout, cheong!
I wonder any special dividend will be declared.
| Prudential signs deal with Singapore’s UOB |
| Written by Thomson Reuters |
| Wednesday, 06 January 2010 10:09 |
British insurer Prudential (PRU.L) has signed a distribution deal with Singapore's United Overseas Bank it hopes will boost its presence in the area and also in Indonesia and Thailand, the Financial Times reported.
The newspaper said as part of the deal the Pru would also acquire UOB's Singaporean life assurance business for about 193 million pounds ($430.9 million).
The FT, which cited people familiar with the deal, said the move could be announced later on Wednesday. Under the terms of the deal UOB will sell only Pru products in the three countries — Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand.
No one at Prudential was immediately available to comment.
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Rights issue?
UOB halt trading. Any news?
