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good price.
icetomato ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:57) Posted:
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eplepl ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:54) Posted:
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Ya lor. No strength and don't want to drop more.. haiz.
Thanks man!!
0372341 ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 17:13) Posted:
Noble has a mini double bottom last week, but failed to break up the critical neckline resistance 2.25
IMHO, Noble has no strength for time being and may move side way in short term. May be good for swing trader. cheers!!
http://pick-the-winning-stock.blogspot.com/
icetomato ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 17:06) Posted:
| how bout Noble? is it coming down? keeps yoyo-ing there.... zzz |
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Gracias...
Gaecia ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 17:10) Posted:
correct, shorting on expiry date onwards will not be liable. So ya should be short positions need to be closed by 5pm the day before ex-date.
artng25 ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:52) Posted:
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Gaecia,
you mentioned in your post below we should cover our short position by 5 pm on ex date or else we will be liable to pay dividend.
I looked up on my brokerage website and found the information below. Does your brokerage have different terms ? I am considering taking a 'short' on S51 on ex date if things dont look good but I don't want to be liable for dividend. Can advise ? Thanks !
For clients who " shorted" a counter during the CUM Dividend (" CD" ) period, please note that if you do not cover (i.e buy back) the positions before the EX-Dividend (" XD" ) date, your CFD account would be debited of the amount equivalent to the gross dividend.
Example: ABC share declared a dividend of S$0.10 per share. Client A shorted 5,000 ABC shares on 14th April 2008 during the CUM Dividend (CD) period.
EX-Date of dividend: 10th May 2008. If client A does not buy back ABC shares before market close on 9th May 2008, his CFD account would be debited of the gross dividend amount which is 5,000 * $0.10 = S$500. |
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Noble has a mini double bottom last week, but failed to break up the critical neckline resistance 2.25
IMHO, Noble has no strength for time being and may move side way in short term. May be good for swing trader. cheers!!
http://pick-the-winning-stock.blogspot.com/ icetomato ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 17:06) Posted:
how bout Noble? is it coming down? keeps yoyo-ing there.... zzzz
eastcivic ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:59) Posted:
lol i anyhow say only.... joking only..... please don't take me seriously on cosco.....
but seriously...... i also looking to open short..... maybe tomorrow.... :P
but i need to check out the dividend first... see whether it is worth it to short or no |
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hmmmm i really do not know.......
don't know if later my eod charts will have clearer signals or not
icetomato ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 17:06) Posted:
how bout Noble? is it coming down? keeps yoyo-ing there.... zzzz
eastcivic ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:59) Posted:
lol i anyhow say only.... joking only..... please don't take me seriously on cosco.....
but seriously...... i also looking to open short..... maybe tomorrow.... :P
but i need to check out the dividend first... see whether it is worth it to short or no |
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*_* wat a closing.
icetomato ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 17:06) Posted:
how bout Noble? is it coming down? keeps yoyo-ing there.... zzzz
eastcivic ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:59) Posted:
lol i anyhow say only.... joking only..... please don't take me seriously on cosco.....
but seriously...... i also looking to open short..... maybe tomorrow.... :P
but i need to check out the dividend first... see whether it is worth it to short or no |
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correct, shorting on expiry date onwards will not be liable. So ya should be short positions need to be closed by 5pm the day before ex-date.
artng25 ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:52) Posted:
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Gaecia,
you mentioned in your post below we should cover our short position by 5 pm on ex date or else we will be liable to pay dividend.
I looked up on my brokerage website and found the information below. Does your brokerage have different terms ? I am considering taking a 'short' on S51 on ex date if things dont look good but I don't want to be liable for dividend. Can advise ? Thanks !
For clients who " shorted" a counter during the CUM Dividend (" CD" ) period, please note that if you do not cover (i.e buy back) the positions before the EX-Dividend (" XD" ) date, your CFD account would be debited of the amount equivalent to the gross dividend.
Example: ABC share declared a dividend of S$0.10 per share. Client A shorted 5,000 ABC shares on 14th April 2008 during the CUM Dividend (CD) period.
EX-Date of dividend: 10th May 2008. If client A does not buy back ABC shares before market close on 9th May 2008, his CFD account would be debited of the gross dividend amount which is 5,000 * $0.10 = S$500.
Gaecia ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:01) Posted:
Okay epl, let me tell you something new.
Shorting any counter before the expiry date & failure to cover one's short position by 5pm on the ex date will render the short-seller liable for the equal sum of dividend to be issued (to investors on long positions).
ie. If your short position on ocbc lapses over ex date, your cfd provider will auto deduct the dividend amount from your cfd a/c in the next few working days. Those trading on cash a/c, coporate dividend payout will be issued according to the date stated on sgx's website. Sembcorp marine's dividend is much more than ocbc, you need to manage your short trade well.
Don't say i never tell u |
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how bout Noble? is it coming down? keeps yoyo-ing there.... zzzz
eastcivic ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:59) Posted:
lol i anyhow say only.... joking only..... please don't take me seriously on cosco.....
but seriously...... i also looking to open short..... maybe tomorrow.... :P
but i need to check out the dividend first... see whether it is worth it to short or not
icetomato ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:55) Posted:
haha.. nvm lah.. just earn less or earn more only. It's a gamble mah.. who said one huh? ipunter...? don't know where he disappeared to.
Ok I just try and queue in see how. If not just wait and see tomorrow |
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lol i anyhow say only.... joking only..... please don't take me seriously on cosco.....
but seriously...... i also looking to open short..... maybe tomorrow.... :P
but i need to check out the dividend first... see whether it is worth it to short or not
icetomato ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:55) Posted:
haha.. nvm lah.. just earn less or earn more only. It's a gamble mah.. who said one huh? ipunter...? don't know where he disappeared to.
Ok I just try and queue in see how. If not just wait and see tomorrow!
eastcivic ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:51) Posted:
| if tomorrow gapped up and form bull candle, don't blame me hor? : |
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poems
eastcivic ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:55) Posted:
which cfd provider are you with?
artng25 ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:52) Posted:
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Gaecia,
you mentioned in your post below we should cover our short position by 5 pm on ex date or else we will be liable to pay dividend.
I looked up on my brokerage website and found the information below. Does your brokerage have different terms ? I am considering taking a 'short' on S51 on ex date if things dont look good but I don't want to be liable for dividend. Can advise ? Thanks !
For clients who " shorted" a counter during the CUM Dividend (" CD" ) period, please note that if you do not cover (i.e buy back) the positions before the EX-Dividend (" XD" ) date, your CFD account would be debited of the amount equivalent to the gross dividend.
Example: ABC share declared a dividend of S$0.10 per share. Client A shorted 5,000 ABC shares on 14th April 2008 during the CUM Dividend (CD) period.
EX-Date of dividend: 10th May 2008. If client A does not buy back ABC shares before market close on 9th May 2008, his CFD account would be debited of the gross dividend amount which is 5,000 * $0.10 = S$500. |
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2.37
eplepl ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:54) Posted:
what price u short @ ?
icetomato ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:41) Posted:
Wah how you know?
I just S a bit only this morning coz I also want to wait for 2.40 and above if there is. Think I cover first better today?? Market nowadays... tsk tsk tsk.,. |
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haha.. nvm lah.. just earn less or earn more only. It's a gamble mah.. who said one huh? ipunter...? don't know where he disappeared to.
Ok I just try and queue in see how. If not just wait and see tomorrow!
eastcivic ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:51) Posted:
if tomorrow gapped up and form bull candle, don't blame me hor? :P
icetomato ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:48) Posted:
OMG.. just dropped again... hmm then I keep first and see. haha... |
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which cfd provider are you with?
artng25 ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:52) Posted:
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Gaecia,
you mentioned in your post below we should cover our short position by 5 pm on ex date or else we will be liable to pay dividend.
I looked up on my brokerage website and found the information below. Does your brokerage have different terms ? I am considering taking a 'short' on S51 on ex date if things dont look good but I don't want to be liable for dividend. Can advise ? Thanks !
For clients who " shorted" a counter during the CUM Dividend (" CD" ) period, please note that if you do not cover (i.e buy back) the positions before the EX-Dividend (" XD" ) date, your CFD account would be debited of the amount equivalent to the gross dividend.
Example: ABC share declared a dividend of S$0.10 per share. Client A shorted 5,000 ABC shares on 14th April 2008 during the CUM Dividend (CD) period.
EX-Date of dividend: 10th May 2008. If client A does not buy back ABC shares before market close on 9th May 2008, his CFD account would be debited of the gross dividend amount which is 5,000 * $0.10 = S$500.
Gaecia ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:01) Posted:
Okay epl, let me tell you something new.
Shorting any counter before the expiry date & failure to cover one's short position by 5pm on the ex date will render the short-seller liable for the equal sum of dividend to be issued (to investors on long positions).
ie. If your short position on ocbc lapses over ex date, your cfd provider will auto deduct the dividend amount from your cfd a/c in the next few working days. Those trading on cash a/c, coporate dividend payout will be issued according to the date stated on sgx's website. Sembcorp marine's dividend is much more than ocbc, you need to manage your short trade well.
Don't say i never tell u |
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what price u short @ ?
icetomato ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:41) Posted:
Wah how you know?
I just S a bit only this morning coz I also want to wait for 2.40 and above if there is. Think I cover first better today?? Market nowadays... tsk tsk tsk.,..
Gaecia ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:24) Posted:
no this s-marine i hope not to trade it in the form of cutloss, hopefully just let it run up & i'm thinking of holding out till next wk.
i want to cry now... see this Cosco, i reali want to cry.
I think only my Sifu Juicy got it, correct |
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Gaecia,
you mentioned in your post below we should cover our short position by 5 pm on ex date or else we will be liable to pay dividend.
I looked up on my brokerage website and found the information below. Does your brokerage have different terms ? I am considering taking a 'short' on S51 on ex date if things dont look good but I don't want to be liable for dividend. Can advise ? Thanks !
For clients who " shorted" a counter during the CUM Dividend (" CD" ) period, please note that if you do not cover (i.e buy back) the positions before the EX-Dividend (" XD" ) date, your CFD account would be debited of the amount equivalent to the gross dividend.
Example: ABC share declared a dividend of S$0.10 per share. Client A shorted 5,000 ABC shares on 14th April 2008 during the CUM Dividend (CD) period.
EX-Date of dividend: 10th May 2008. If client A does not buy back ABC shares before market close on 9th May 2008, his CFD account would be debited of the gross dividend amount which is 5,000 * $0.10 = S$500.
Gaecia ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:01) Posted:
Okay epl, let me tell you something new.
Shorting any counter before the expiry date & failure to cover one's short position by 5pm on the ex date will render the short-seller liable for the equal sum of dividend to be issued (to investors on long positions).
ie. If your short position on ocbc lapses over ex date, your cfd provider will auto deduct the dividend amount from your cfd a/c in the next few working days. Those trading on cash a/c, coporate dividend payout will be issued according to the date stated on sgx's website. Sembcorp marine's dividend is much more than ocbc, you need to manage your short trade well.
Don't say i never tell u.
eplepl ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 15:44) Posted:
if u listen to me..... maybe uob or ocbc short can be more attractive .......
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s.h.i.t.
eastcivic ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:45) Posted:
you sure you want to cover today?
if tomorrow opening gap down and close a bear candle at eod, today would be juicy peak leh :P
icetomato ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:41) Posted:
Wah how you know?
I just S a bit only this morning coz I also want to wait for 2.40 and above if there is. Think I cover first better today?? Market nowadays... tsk tsk tsk.,. |
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if tomorrow gapped up and form bull candle, don't blame me hor? :P
icetomato ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:48) Posted:
OMG.. just dropped again... hmm then I keep first and see. haha...
eastcivic ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:45) Posted:
you sure you want to cover today?
if tomorrow opening gap down and close a bear candle at eod, today would be juicy peak leh : |
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told u before wat, we have chemistry.
icetomato ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:41) Posted:
Wah how you know?
I just S a bit only this morning coz I also want to wait for 2.40 and above if there is. Think I cover first better today?? Market nowadays... tsk tsk tsk.,..
Gaecia ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:24) Posted:
no this s-marine i hope not to trade it in the form of cutloss, hopefully just let it run up & i'm thinking of holding out till next wk.
i want to cry now... see this Cosco, i reali want to cry.
I think only my Sifu Juicy got it, correct |
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OMG.. just dropped again... hmm then I keep first and see. haha...
eastcivic ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:45) Posted:
you sure you want to cover today?
if tomorrow opening gap down and close a bear candle at eod, today would be juicy peak leh :P
icetomato ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:41) Posted:
Wah how you know?
I just S a bit only this morning coz I also want to wait for 2.40 and above if there is. Think I cover first better today?? Market nowadays... tsk tsk tsk.,. |
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you sure you want to cover today?
if tomorrow opening gap down and close a bear candle at eod, today would be juicy peak leh :P
icetomato ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:41) Posted:
Wah how you know?
I just S a bit only this morning coz I also want to wait for 2.40 and above if there is. Think I cover first better today?? Market nowadays... tsk tsk tsk.,..
Gaecia ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 16:24) Posted:
no this s-marine i hope not to trade it in the form of cutloss, hopefully just let it run up & i'm thinking of holding out till next wk.
i want to cry now... see this Cosco, i reali want to cry.
I think only my Sifu Juicy got it, correct |
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