china's gonna increase the interest rate soon anyway..
if our inflation here continues to go up.. sooner or later our interest rate will go up also..
this drop isnt panicking enough leh.. waiting for smth like last last friday when it dropped further after a huge fall.. the whole market went 'cold'..
cannotfind ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 11:54) Posted:
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STI, Daily, 21 February 2011
Source: Bloomberg, Phillip Securities Research
The STI is consolidating within the 3120 and 3050/43 region after the sharp sell down 2 weeks back. There are a few minor support/resistance levels in between, but 3120 and 3050/43 are the major levels to watch at this point.
A breakout above 3120 or below 3050/43 will likely give the STI more directional impetus.
In the short term, STI’s close on Friday was a shooting star telling of heavy selling off day highs (3111, near resistance region). No surprises for yesterday’s down day in light of Friday’s close. Price found support in the 3060 region where there’s minor support, cautious of the 3050 region.
A break of 3050/43 region would likely take the STI to 3000, a round number. There’s actually no real support there except the fact that it’s a round number. Next significant price based support is at 2950/60.
While we are not calling for a sell down to 2950, we certainly are saying that a breach of the 3050/43 region would signal increased odds of downside momentum continuing.
Hands off now....should  monitor for next support...
Source: Bloomberg, Phillip Securities Research
The STI is consolidating within the 3120 and 3050/43 region after the sharp sell down 2 weeks back. There are a few minor support/resistance levels in between, but 3120 and 3050/43 are the major levels to watch at this point.
A breakout above 3120 or below 3050/43 will likely give the STI more directional impetus.
In the short term, STI’s close on Friday was a shooting star telling of heavy selling off day highs (3111, near resistance region). No surprises for yesterday’s down day in light of Friday’s close. Price found support in the 3060 region where there’s minor support, cautious of the 3050 region.
A break of 3050/43 region would likely take the STI to 3000, a round number. There’s actually no real support there except the fact that it’s a round number. Next significant price based support is at 2950/60.
While we are not calling for a sell down to 2950, we certainly are saying that a breach of the 3050/43 region would signal increased odds of downside momentum continuing.
Hands off now....should  monitor for next support...
rotijai ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 11:24) Posted:
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so much of anxiety waiting for GEN announcement
so many if ah.... if I win toto last week, I won't be here anymore
rotijai ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 11:49) Posted:
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hey it it really hit 1.9 ....... 1.86 may come...
rotijai ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 11:44) Posted:
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if china announces another interest rate hike this week and sg increases interest rate this month..
we will be seeing sti below 2900.. wooo
nop, not jumping in. queuing at 1.9 (i doubt i will get it today ) :P
may be more lau sai coming in the afternoon.
epliew ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 11:41) Posted:
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don't be silly.
BT already gone for breakfast meaning.... no show....
gaecia  looking at shorting....
don't jump in lah.....
rotijai ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 11:17) Posted:
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16 February 2011
Asian Daily
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Wilmar International ---------------------------------------------------------Maintain OUTPERFORM
Wilmar – A proxy to China
This is an excerpt from our Palm Oil report, What goes up must come
down, dated 16 February 2011. Wilmar is the only stock in the palm oil
space with an OUTPERFORM rating.
Erring on the conservative side. We have revised up our palm oil
price assumption to RM2,950 (from RM2,300) in FY 2011 and have
maintained it at RM2,500 in FY 2012. As upstream plantations
accounts for less than one quarter of its total profits, this revision has
a minimal impact on Wilmar. We have decided to err on the
conservative side and have pared down our FY10-12 earnings
forecasts by 6-10%. As a result, we have revised down Wilmar’s
target price to S$6.40 (from S$6.60). The new target price is based on
a P/E blend of 17.3x versus 18.7x previously.
Wilmar has underperformed by 4.5% since it announced its
maiden foray into property development in China. Wilmar (via a
35% associate) has co-invested with Kerry Properties (40% stake)
and Shangri-la Asia (25% stake) to venture into property development
in Tier 2 and 3 cities in China. The JV will continue to bid for other
property sites in the future. It is not surprising that the market reacted
negatively, since it is seen to be diversifying from its core
competencies. In reality, the impact on Wilmar should be minimal as:
(1) it is only a 35% associate stake, (2) the investment is less than 3%
of Wilmar’s NAV and (3) plantation companies have traditionally been
involved in property development e.g. IOI Corp and Sime Darby.
Market is more worried about its oilseed and consumer divisions.
We believe that the market is more worried about Wilmar's future
profitability rather than its foray into the property business in China.
We believe Wilmar’s share price has been hit for the following
reasons: (1) there will be continued government interference in China
to curb rising commodity prices after China reported rising inflation,
(2) the market is worried that Wilmar has not unwound the lossmaking
positions which led to its poor 3Q10 results.
Interest will return when China is back in favour. Wilmar is a proxy
to China, and we believe that interest in the stock will only return when
China is back in favour. We maintain our OUTPERFORM rating,
believing in Wilmar’s long-term strategy in China. Based on our
estimates, Wilmar trades at FY11 and FY12 P/Es of 16.3x and 14.5x,
respectively.
artng25 ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 11:22) Posted:
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ipunter and gaecia, sti is at 3020+ now.. which means tat potentially sti will slide another 20 before it gets nearer to 3k's support ?
or 3k isnt a support ?
February 16, 2011
EARNINGS PREVIEW
Wilmar International (WLIL.SI)
Neutral Equity Research
4Q 2010E: lowered consensus expectations limit downside risks
What we expect
We lower 2010-2012E EPS by 3%-7%, due to lower Palm & Laurics volumes
(industry crude palm oil (CPO) production has been lower than expected),
lower Consumer Products margins (cooking oil prices have not been raised
despite rising soyoil prices) and lower Oilseed & Grains margins (due to
hedging - Wilmar’s domestic competitors tend not to hedge, may benefit from
the rise in soybean prices and hence undercut industry crush margins). This is
partially offset by higher CPO prices. Our 2010E forecasts now imply trough
margins for Oilseeds & Grains and Consumer Products in 4Q10, while Palm &
Laurics margins should still be strong on high CPO prices. We lower our
Director’s Cut based 12-mo TP to S$6.00 (prior S$6.25) and maintain Neutral.
Risks include lower than expected profit margins.
We expect 4Q2010 results next week on Feb 23, 2011 and are now
forecasting US$ 430mn in net profit for 4Q 2010 (while Bloomberg
consensus implies US$ 365mn).
What could surprise us
The stock price has lost 16% over the last 3mths, underperforming the market
by 12%. The market has been concerned on weak profit margins in 4Q2010,
but with the recent consensus earnings downgrades (down 25% over the last
3 months), we believe Wilmar is unlikely to disappoint the lowered
expectations and hence downside risks may be more limited. The market may
also react positively if the company announces a cooking oil price increase.
 
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may be i will get cosco at 2.00 today..lol
Any stock is shortable (or buyable)... All is betting...
      But make sure to short only when it is in demand at the top end...
          because if you short when it is in demand at the bottom end,
                you may easily 'get the daylight whacked out of you' by the market...

| Gaecia ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 11:11) Posted: |
wah.. gsp is strong still today..
gmg ivory coast prob again. so sian never ending. Genting I think someone trying to collect la.
flekzout ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 10:49) Posted:
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wilmar 23 feb 2011.
trade with care....
| Gaecia ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 11:11) Posted: |
Not spilling cold water. Just beware of this stock dropping sharply.   It might make a move more than you can imagine.   Look at the chart and guess how much it could fall. It is scary!
iPunter ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 11:03) Posted:
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ipunter expert, do u think wilmar is  shortable? 
does anyone knows when is wilmar reporting FY2010?
iPunter ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 10:52) Posted:
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It is a basic concept (and reality) of chart reading,
            otherwise known as 'technical analysis'.. .

flekzout ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 11:01) Posted:
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lol.. whats that trend and trending???
iPunter ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 10:55) Posted:
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