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STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

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Manikamaniko.
    23-Nov-2007 15:38  
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Wa, Cashier... :)

Such great tips... and all free... hehehe... Smiley 

 
 
cashiertan
    23-Nov-2007 15:31  
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DBS also looks good with double btm near by. good risk/reward
 
 
cashiertan
    23-Nov-2007 15:23  
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currently bullish in singtel. it seem to do very well even when sti is down.
 

 
cashiertan
    23-Nov-2007 15:09  
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STI need to break 3365 and close abv it to consider as potential reversal.
 
 
Livermore
    23-Nov-2007 15:06  
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Hi 178inesvtors,

 

We already have Newater. I dont think I want Newfood!
 
 
Manikamaniko.
    23-Nov-2007 09:28  
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Thanks Ozone... :)

I will do... Smiley 
 

 
ozone2002
    23-Nov-2007 09:10  
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capitalize on up market days...

today is an up market day..time to sell into strength..

pick up whenever sti dips to low 3300 or loses abt 1-2 % or more..

make money in this "gloomy" market.. but next week last week to pick up before the rally comes..

 
 
 
Manikamaniko.
    23-Nov-2007 08:31  
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Human culture can be such that faeces may possibly evolve into delicacies one day...

And this isnot something to laugh at!!! ... Smiley
 
 
cashiertan
    23-Nov-2007 02:58  
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may have a strong rebounce up soon . i say May. need actual movement to confirm. however may not last long. est 1 or 2 days if any rally.

 

indicators show oversold. another possibilities is push down to 3200 region.
 
 
178investors
    22-Nov-2007 23:28  
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Livermore,

A few years ago I read an article of a japanese invention, turning human faeces into food for humans. The japanese inventor demonstrated his invention to a tv audience, eating his own "reprocess food" while a few others try it too. They said it doesn't smell anything like faeces and taste okay.

If the japanese invention become acceptable, could our human faeces become the next hot commodity.

Yikk!!
 

 
Livermore
    22-Nov-2007 21:11  
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With oil price heading higher, there is a lot of emphasis on alternative energy. Now corn, sugar, palm are being used to make bio-fuels. World population expected to grow as affluence grows. The estimate is 9 billion people by 2040 and now we have 6.5 billion.We will need to feed more people. Thus don't be surprised to see agricultural commodity prices heading higher in the long term  

 
 
 
KiLrOy
    22-Nov-2007 20:18  
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Someone talked about wanting to 'invest' in an investment that reaps 6%. With FD, there is ZERO risk (unless the bank goes bankrupt and you have your 20K max insurance). For 6%, there bound to be some risk tided with it.  If the risk to gain 6% is 10% would you be game enuff?  Lets talk about the risk associated with the gain.  Too many time we focus on the gain but forgo the understanding of the risk involved.

There is an investment called DCD (Dual Currency Deposit) or DCI (Dual Currency Investment) available with most banks in which if you have a desire to want to buy a foreign currency that yield high interest (e.g. NZD and AUD) and to place a long term FD. While waiting for the foreign exchange to be in your favor, The DCD give you an option.

If the tenure (e.g. 1 month) for your investment expired and it doesnt hit (strike price) the exchange rate in which you have desired, you will still have your capital in SGD plus the earned enhanced deposit rate(which is usually dependent on the tenure, strike price and amt invested).  Usually its more then SGD FD rate.  You can then do it again with your capital plus the earned interest or withdraw altogether.

If the strike price hits, your capital will be converted to the foreign currency desired plus the interest earned.  You can then reverse the DCD or put the converted currency into a long term FD in which was your primary objective.

Whats the risk.  The forex exchange rate in which you desired is the component in which you have to have a discipline on.  This investment is great for those who wants to EXCHANGE their SGD to a foreign currency and enjoy the high interest yield.  The longer you lock in your FD, the higher the rate.

I believe DBS Treasures, ABN AMRO Van Gogh, RHB Premium Banking and Citibank have such investment.
 
 
Louisxiii
    22-Nov-2007 19:01  
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For the next 1-2 weeks, the market will be quiet. The lowest point for STI is around here. No more drastic dropped in the index.

This is a 3 month cycle which started since the sub-prime issue. The first wave started on august when US financial companies report their quarterly earnings, they discover about their losses from sub-prime mortgage loans. This is the first shock, the market starts their sell off until mid august.... By then investors are thinking that they have oversold. And those who have made sustaintial losses will sit back to heal their wounds. After 17th August, trading volume decreased. And the market starts to slowly pick up from September and peaking 1-2 weeks after Fed surprise everyone with a 0.5 percentage pt rate cut.

Novemeber is 3 months from August, companies starts their quarterly report again. When they start to realise that more unknown from sub-prime has been found out and they have to make further writedowns, the market panics again. The sell off process starts all over again.

What I feel now is if not almost the bottom of the sell off. The trading volume has decreased quite abit. By December, those who have healed their wounds will start to hunt for a cheap stock to buy and slowly the market will pick up abit of live. By 11th Dec, Fed might surprise everyone again with a rate cut and that will trigger a christmas rally which has not failed so far.

But the party will most likely end by February as companies start their quarterly report again and more sub-prime losses will be detected. And the sell off process will repeat itself again. This process will carry on until the market is fully aware of the damages done by sub-prime.

Just my 2 cents worth.
 
 
cashiertan
    22-Nov-2007 17:35  
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as i posted earlier, i expect STI to touch 3200 soon maybe dip even lower than 3200. hope i am wrong thou.

base don my custom OBOS indicator, STI is not really oversold that badly yet. aug selling was more oversold than this selling. hope i am wrong thou
 
 
ericsim
    22-Nov-2007 16:56  
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STI oversold liao (even worst than aug meltdown based on MA), any comments?

 

 

 
cashiertan
    22-Nov-2007 16:34  
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to me, all this wild swing of up and down is the BBs testing market. they push abit and the market push it up alot means still got excess $ in market. they will contd to short it till almost 90% of ppl dun dare to buy. lol
 
 
boonhow65
    22-Nov-2007 16:09  
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finally a call from victorf =)
 
 
ozone2002
    22-Nov-2007 15:34  
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STOCKS NEWS ASIA-Markets fall but off early lows

Wed Nov 21, 2007 7:54pm EST
 HONG KONG, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Asian stocks extended their
decline on Thursday amid worries about the health of the U.S
economy, the region's top export destination, but some markets
were showing signs of steadying as investors looked for
bargains.

    
Looks like some like minded investors are bargain hunting.. why aren't u? 
 
 
cashiertan
    22-Nov-2007 15:23  
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cashiertan
    22-Nov-2007 15:22  
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watch this and dun think too much

 

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