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22-Apr-2010 14:21

Mermaid Maritime / Mermaid

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"SELLER TRAP" means

there are BUYERS WAiTiNG to PiCK UP

SELLERS' SHARES at CHEAPO PRiCES

due tO PANiC SELLiNG.

Note: KEP CORP just went UP S$0.190.

sEEms LiKE OIL & GAS SECTOR RE-RATING

happytrading ( Date: 22-Apr-2010 12:59) Posted:

Hey Pharoah

Means what? Sell or hold???

pharoah88 ( Date: 22-Apr-2010 11:45) Posted:

BEWARE iLLUSiON

AWARE SELLTRAP

dOn't bE fOOlEd

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22-Apr-2010 14:17

Baker Technology / It's time to rebound ????

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KEP CORP just Up S$0.190

BAKER TECH WiLL

UP UP UP

at least S$0.100

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22-Apr-2010 14:15

Baker Technology / It's time to rebound ????

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yOur TiMiNG is PERFECT 10

LiKE gOd

S$0.555 jUst dOne

DnApeh ( Date: 22-Apr-2010 12:07) Posted:

ok. done.

pharoah88 ( Date: 22-Apr-2010 11:53) Posted:

BUY befOre it is tOO lat

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22-Apr-2010 14:09

BakerTech W121116 / BAKER TECH * YANGZiJIANG 15% PPL*

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Thank you Very Much fOr the Kind Sharing.

novicealex ( Date: 22-Apr-2010 12:26) Posted:

Just be informed that this is an European style warrant, that owner can't exercise until expiry, thus market-maker can take the own sweet time to hold back the price different.

Don't expect the warrant price to exceed or moves along the same way as the mother shares.

pharoah88 ( Date: 22-Apr-2010 10:15) Posted:

at S$0.535, Warrant Price should be S$0.215

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22-Apr-2010 14:08

BakerTech W121116 / BAKER TECH * YANGZiJIANG 15% PPL*

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Thursday: 22nd APRIL 2010 14:01:56

S$0.200 1,000,000

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22-Apr-2010 14:03

Others / Thais style politic, boxing for 12 round

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Brain Games dOn’t make you smarter

LONDON

In a six-week study, experts found people who played online games designed to improve their cognitive skills did not get any smarter.

Researchers recruited more than 8,600 people aged 18 to 60 and asked them to play online brain games for at least 10 minutes a day, three times a week.

They were compared to more than 2,700 people who did not play any brain games, but who spent a similar amount of time surfing the Internet. All participants were given a sort of IQ test before and after the experiment.

Researchers said the people who did brain training did not do any better on the test after six weeks than people who had simply been on the Internet. The study was done by the journal — People playing computer games to train their brains might as well be playing Super Mario, new research suggests.Nature. AP

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22-Apr-2010 13:53

Others / Thais style politic, boxing for 12 round

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What is RIGHT has two sides ? ? ? ?

Is it RIGHT to the Government or the PEOPLE ????

Is it RIGHT to the EMployers or the EMployees ? ? ? ?

Is it RIGHT to the RICH or the pOOr ? ? ? ?

As Members of Parliament, we’re elected to voice the interests of those who vote for us. But what if an MP does not act in accordance with the wishes of those he represents? ( Else, WHAT is REPRESENTATION ? ? ? ? )

Has he kept faith with them or has he betrayed their trust? A recent encounter left me thinking about this issue.

The Housing and Development Board announced, through a sign on a hoarding, plans for the construction of a 14-storey block of rental flats in my ward.

The announcement surprised many.

Quite naturally, residents living next to the proposed block were upset. It would seem the value of their property would be adversely affected. ( Is this a PLAY OUT ? ? ? ? )

The HDB tried but failed to persuade them this would not be the case.

However, what also upset the residents was the fact that I, as their MP, did not consult them ( MISTRUST ? ? ? ? ) ahead of the decision to build the rental block.

In the dialogue on the matter, there were howls of protest and disappointment when I revealed that I’d been aware of the plans but could not tell them in advance because of the price sensitive nature ( Note: Breach of TRUST to the PEOPLE ? ? ? ? Is this also the FINANCIAL DAMAGE to the PEOPLE using their MANDATE ? ? ? ? ) of the information. I left the meeting reflecting on my reply and my role as their MP.

Quite clearly, for a decision as fundamental as building rental units in front of constituents’ blocks, it is not unreasonable to have a certain expectation of consultation.

Yet, such consultation is unlikely to result in a solution acceptable to all stakeholders; and if put to a vote, I am almost certain that the proposition would have been shot down faster than one could say, “Will you support the proposal?”

There is no doubt that blocks of rental flats are necessary in my ward. Confronted with the proposal, I knew I had to support it, despite it being an unpopular decision.

It would have been tempting for me to say “No”, but in my heart I knew that wouldn’t be right. It was a clear case of doing what is right as opposed to doing what is popular.

Doing what is right but not popular seems to be at odds with being an elected representative. That perhaps explains why democracy has tended towards doing what is popular with the people when what is right affects them adversely. ( Note: Is it the same as increasing MP's salary SKY HIGH ???? WHY not reduce MP's pay to EARTH LOW ???? )

In Singapore’s case, the pockets of unhappiness over unpopular but right policies have been small and unlikely ( Note: Taking it for GRANTED ? ? ? ? ) to cause an upheaval at the ballot box. But what if an overwhelming majority has such sentiments?

So far, we’ve been fortunate in being able to do what is both right and popular. That perhaps explains why the People’s Action Party (PAP) has been able to stay in power since 1959. However, the same cannot be said for the future.

As Singapore progresses, a growing divergence ( Note: Is this about the CONFLICT of INTERESTS ? ? ? ? ) of views, particularly between what is right and what is popular, is fairly certain.

Singaporeans will be more vocal and assertive of their wishes and will no doubt make their unhappiness clear when voting.

Consequently, the PAP will face growing pressure to take populist measures. It will be increasingly difficult for the party to have long-term but unpopular policies, such as on issues of resettlement and land acquisition.

It would be a sad day indeed for the PAP if it went down the populist path solely, as this party has always prided itself on doing what is right.

On the issue of the rental flats and my responsibility as an MP, I can reconcile the position by asserting that my duty as an elected representative goes beyond narrow local interests to doing what is in the wider interest of the community.

But what if there is a call by the country to go down the path of bad but popular policies? I would say that we should stick by our principles ( NoTE: WHAT are they ? ? ? ? ) and be prepared to do battle, even if it means becoming the opposition party in Parliament.

After all this is our country. If we are not prepared to do what is right for our own people, who will?eing a people’s representative in any democracy ( WHAT is the definition of DEMOCRAY ? ? ? ? STepping STone JUST to get a very WELL PAID JOB ? ? ? ? ) can at times be a contradiction in terms.

The writer is an MP for Tampines GRC. This commentary first appeared in Petir under the headline “What’s the right path?”.

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22-Apr-2010 13:33

Others / Thais style politic, boxing for 12 round

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Comment&analysis today Thursday April 22, 2010 page18

What is right vs what is popular

Sin Boon Ann

NOTE: WHAT IS POPULAR HAS TWO SIDES ?

# Whether it is POPULAR to the GOVERNMENT or the PEOPLE ???? #

just like ?

# Whether it is POPULAR to the Employers or the Employees ? ? ? ? #

Or

# Whether it is POPULAR to the

RICH or the pOOr ? ? ? ?#

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22-Apr-2010 13:26

The Hour Glass / A gem

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HOUR GLASS is GLASS ?

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22-Apr-2010 13:24

Others / citi corp

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S$5.00

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22-Apr-2010 13:22

AP Oil / AP Oil looks attractive

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SWITCH TO BAKER TECH W121116 WARRANT NOW

A CHANCE tO prOfit

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22-Apr-2010 13:19

AP Oil / AP Oil looks attractive

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Company Director and Management

Responsible to Attract Attention

SACK THE COMPLACENT INCOMPETENT NEGLIGENT EXUBERANT [CINE]

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22-Apr-2010 12:54

Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

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Get ready to ‘Chope’ the long weekends

Public holidays you can look forward to in 2011

New Year’s Day

January 1 Saturday

Chinese New Year

February 3 to 4 Thursday to Friday

Good Friday

April 22 Friday

Labour Day

May 1 Sunday*

Vesak Day

May 17 Tuesday

National Day

August 9 Tuesday

Hari Raya Puasa

August 30 Tuesday

Deepavali

October 26 Wednesday

Hari Raya Haji

November 6 Sunday*

Christmas Day

December 25 Sunday*

* The following Monday will Faizal be a public holiday

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22-Apr-2010 12:45

Others / COE prices falls sharply for all cars

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HONG KONG

NO C O E

PQ, nOt IQ

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22-Apr-2010 12:43

Others / COE prices falls sharply for all cars

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COE is Only wOrth S$1.00

SINGAPORE

Premiums for small and big cars fell by some $4,000 and $5,500 respectively, while the open category — whose COEs are often used for cars — saw a drop of nearly $6,000.

This was the biggest drop in premiums for most categories in about a year.

Motorcycles, however, saw a small premium increase of $32.

The turnaround did not surprise dealers like Kia Motors senior manager Chin Kee Min, who told MediaCorp: “We expected the market to correct itself because we thought that the last two bids were a little of an overreaction (to the cut in COE quotas).”

“In terms of sales, there was a huge drop, and that definitely affected the bids — most customers stayed away. Some are expecting a softening of the COE as well.”

Despite this correction, dealers do not expect customers to start rushing back to showrooms just yet — not until they are convinced that the higher premiums are here to stay.

Said Mr Chin: “Although premiums have dropped to a more rational level, some consumers are saying it is still $10,000 more than what it was in January.”

Prospective buyer Kelvin Wee said: “More than anything, people will have to get used to the idea of the new levels. We won’t go and buy a car just because it is $5,000 cheaper now.”

Motor traders expect COE prices to continue to fluctuate by a few thousand dollars over the next few rounds of bidding, and to eventually hover in the range of $30,000 to $40,000.
— After two rounds of fierce bidding that saw premiums in some car categories jump by over $10,000, are Certificate of Entitlement (COE) prices finally turning the corner, as car buyers find the market too hot for their liking?

pharoah88 ( Date: 22-Apr-2010 12:38) Posted:

COE prices fall, but buyers wary

Lin Jiamei

jiamei@mediacorp.com.sg

Although premiums have dropped to a more rational level, some consumers are saying it is still $10,000 more than what it was in January.

Kia Motors senior manager Chin Kee Min

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22-Apr-2010 12:38

Others / COE prices falls sharply for all cars

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COE prices fall, but buyers wary

Lin Jiamei

jiamei@mediacorp.com.sg

Although premiums have dropped to a more rational level, some consumers are saying it is still $10,000 more than what it was in January.

Kia Motors senior manager Chin Kee Min

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22-Apr-2010 12:24

BakerTech W121116 / BAKER TECH * YANGZiJIANG 15% PPL*

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BakerTech W121116

Symbol:
JQ5W

Currency:
Singapore Dollar

Last:

0.19

+ 0.02

Vol (K): 5995.0

Trading
Updated Time	22-Apr 12:02
Open	0.165	High	0.195	Low	0.165
Prev Close	0.17	Buy	-	Sell	-
Volume(K)	5995.0	Buy Vol(K)	-	Sell Vol(K)	-
All Time High	0.185	All Time Low	0.055

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22-Apr-2010 12:19

Baker Technology / It's time to rebound ????

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BakerTech

Symbol:
568

Currency:
Singapore Dollar

Last:

0.535

+ 0.03

Vol (K): 39023.0

Corporate Action - Cum Dividend

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Updated Time	22-Apr 11:58
Open	0.5	High	0.535	Low	0.5
Prev Close	0.505	Buy	-	Sell	-
Volume(K)	39023.0	Buy Vol(K)	-	Sell Vol(K)	-
52 Wk High	0.505	52 Wk Low	0.135	52 Wk Avg Vol	4879.836
All Time High	6.3	All Time Low	0.02
Comments	Near 52 wk high

*Reporting Currency in SGD
Important: ShareJunction obtains our finance data from a third party. Check financial year before use. EPS values are recorded up to two decimal points.

Financials
Date Updated	31-Mar-2010	Financial Year	31-Dec-2009
Current Year Profit (After Tax) $'000,000	38.569	Previous Year Profit (After Tax) $'000,000	18.818
Net Asset Per Share	0.14	Turnover $'000,000	30.17
Current Year EPS (After Interest and Tax)	0.06	Previous Year EPS (After Interest and Tax)	0.03
PE Ratio (After Tax)	5.5	Times Covered	2.6
Price (at update time)	0.33	Dividend Yield	0.07

*Technical Analysis Information is updated Daily

Technicals
RSI	88.84	Williams %R	-10.0
Comments (RSI)	Overbought	Comments (W%R)	Overbought

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22-Apr-2010 12:06

Osim Intl / OSIM

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TiME tO shOrt ? ? ? ?

rawypm ( Date: 22-Apr-2010 11:59) Posted:

very thin vol per position, watch out for this within contra period.

high profits, $0.01 dividend, solid cash, but still lower than pre-results. only prob is pathetic NAV.

weak resistance at 0.975. time to shoot. =) vested.

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22-Apr-2010 12:04

Others / COE prices falls sharply for all cars

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HONG KONG

NO G S T

PQ, nOt IQ

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