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25-Nov-2009 11:01

Aztech / Aztech: 1H FY06 Net Profit Up 75%

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The 81,272,000 Warrants will be listed for quotation on the Main Board of the SGX-ST on 26 November 2009 and
trading of the Warrants will commence with effect from 9.00 a.m. on the same date.

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25-Nov-2009 10:56

Aztech / Aztech: 1H FY06 Net Profit Up 75%

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Today those who exercise their RIGHTS got their share converted to mother shares.

Remember exercise price was 12.5 cents,,, so some people happy enough to let go and get the differences from 12.5cents, especially those who got excess rights at 12.5cents

bloodseeker ( Date: 25-Nov-2009 10:34) Posted:

Anyone know why Aztech drop so much today???

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20-Nov-2009 15:58

Others / Teach me how to calculate holding Period Return

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wah, so many cheem formula.

just try here

1. inital cap 36, end of year cap 30, div 2, so the return should be (2+30-36)/36= -11.1%

2. second yr: inital cap 30 ( carry from last yr) + 30 ( new investment) =60, end of yr cap 36.45x2=72.9, div 4, so return on second yr = (4+72.9-60)/60= +28.16%

3. not following formula, but for 2 yr lump together for simple calculation, cap = 36+30=66, div 2+4=6, end of second yr cap= 72.9, so return overall = (6+72.9-66)/66=+19.5%

i dunno the rest.

chinton86 ( Date: 20-Nov-2009 13:49) Posted:

Today: Buy 1 share @ $36

End of yr 1 : Receive $2 dividend and buy 1 more share at $30

End of yr 2 : Receive total $4 dividend and sell at $36.45 each share

What is the HPR?

What is the Money weighted return? How to count arh?

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20-Nov-2009 09:17

Mermaid Maritime / Mermaid

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Use chartnexus, it will adjust for the rights issue so that the chart is normalised.

aircraft ( Date: 20-Nov-2009 09:13) Posted:

Chart very messy due to rights issue. Can one help to check out the support and resistance level ? Thanks

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18-Nov-2009 22:16

Others / Goodpack

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these are common

not by hand typing

it is computer programmed trading..

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14-Oct-2009 11:39

Mermaid Maritime / Mermaid

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just change this Bought from Seller to Bought from sellers' queue

and this Sold to Buyer to Sold to Buyers' queue

you get the meaning.

example, you see Buyer queue is very big, 20 millions at 1.41 and Seller Queque 19 million at 1.42, if you want to buy at 1.41 you must queue behind 20 million shares ahead of you.. but if you decided u MUST buy the share NOW, and does not want to queue ( you might not get it) , you can jump queue and enter your order to BUY at 1.42,, then you get the share immediately and your trade is considered Bought From Seller, the reverse is also the same.. hope this helps

alvinccfei ( Date: 14-Oct-2009 11:21) Posted:

i have a super noob question that I hope someone here can help...

I've been looking through the bid-ask spread (time & sales table)....just want to know what's the difference between

Bought from Seller & Sold to Buyer...i mean to me in essence they are just transactions.

Hope someone can help me understand this...THANKS!!!

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12-Oct-2009 10:16

OLS Enterprise / Transcu

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Eng Wah was reverse taken over by this new Transcu, a Japanese company around late Feb 2009.

So no more Eng Wah.

What u read from sgx website is correct. You can read the details on website to know how much they spent to reverse take over, cost is shown in Transcu's latest report

oinkoink1999 ( Date: 12-Oct-2009 08:53) Posted:

hi,

I'm abit confused by the business of this company. I thought transcu is former Eng Wah cinemas? The website is showing medical / pharmacetical business? Can someone enlighten me?

Hope the halt is good news for those vested.

Cheers~!

keepnosecrets ( Date: 07-Oct-2009 08:49) Posted:

Thanks ROI25per. Looks good kind of business. Make money nobody knows.

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08-Oct-2009 08:54

Genting SP R / Genting SP R & R200

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according to some old posts from forumer,,, actually u can apply some more.

what you do is at ATM, enter 'zero' when asked for entitlement,, then enter what additional EXCESS rights you want.

good luck

Huhushares ( Date: 07-Oct-2009 22:51) Posted:

so now can i still apply for more excess right because i already send the transcation at atm...........WHY cannot use ONline banking for applying de $0.80 shares....i can,t find de link for that

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08-Oct-2009 08:52

China Sports / China Sport

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Sweet smell

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07-Oct-2009 08:55

Tat Hong / Tat Hong Growing to a Global Player

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From OCBC

Partnering AIF Capital for growth. Tat Hong Holdings Ltd (Tat Hong)
hosted a joint analyst briefing with its new strategic shareholder AIF Capital
yesterday. Key takeaways from this briefing include: (i) Tat Hong's medium
term growth strategy, driven by its Tower Crane segment, remains on track,
(ii) AIF Capital's strategic investment will not only strengthen its balance
sheet, but also introduce new inorganic growth opportunities, and (iii) the
worst is over in terms of its operating environment. To recap, AIF Capital
recently invested S$65.0m in exchange for a 11.4% stake in Tat Hong,
coupled with a non-executive board representation. We view its strategic
investment positively as AIF Capital can leverage on its expertise and
network within Asia's infrastructure industry to bring inorganic growth
opportunities to Tat Hong. In addition, its investment signals a vote of
confidence in Tat Hong's prospects, as AIF Capital seeks long term
investments (7 years on average) in companies that are poised to benefit
from Asia's growth.

Earnings to rebound in 3Q10. Tat Hong has weathered several challenging
quarters as equipment sales plunged along with the global economic crisis,
leading us to project earnings contraction for FY10. On a positive note,
management believes that the worst is over. 3Q10 earnings are expected
to rebound as banks loosen their credit lines and customers regain
confidence. Tat Hong has been steadily increasing its focus on rental
income, which now accounts for 68.5% of gross profit, in order to stabilise
its earnings stream. This strategy will ensure the group's profitability through
ups and downs of economic cycles, and will capitalise on customers'
growing preference for equipment rental rather than outright capital
investments.

Value emerging. Upgrade to BUY. Tat Hong's shares have fallen by
20% over the last two months and we see value emerging at current levels.
Valuations are undemanding at 10.3x FY10F PER and 1.2x FY10F NTA,
coupled with a relatively decent 3.9% dividend yield. On top of that, recent
purchases by directors signal confidence in the company's prospects. We
upgrade Tat Hong to BUY and raise our fair value estimate to S$1.15 (from
S$1.13) as we rollover our valuations to a blended FY10/11F NTA (previously
FY10F) but on the same 1.3x peg. With slower earnings momentum, we
continue to favour NTA valuations to better capture Tat Hong's value. Our
earnings projections have been lowered slightly to reflect more conservative
revenue and margin assumptions. (Lee Wen Ching)

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05-Oct-2009 16:19

Genting SP R / Genting SP R & R200

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Just do it once you will know:

Buying nil paid rights, or selling nil paid rights, you will need to pay trade commission + clearance fee plus GST

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05-Oct-2009 15:07

Genting SP R / Genting SP R & R200

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if we sell off your entitled nil paid rights, you are no longer eligible for excess rights application

you can always apply and pay, but they will reject your application and refund you

destiney ( Date: 05-Oct-2009 14:52) Posted:

Hi,

can i still apply for excess rights after i have sold all the rights share?

thanks

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05-Oct-2009 14:29

Others / Doubt related to trading account

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answer to your question is YES

thulasiappan ( Date: 05-Oct-2009 14:05) Posted:

I'll put it simply other way.

I want to sell my stock holdings which were bought using my online account few months back. Can I call my broker to sell those stocks.

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05-Oct-2009 14:27

Others / Doubt related to trading account

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CDP account is also known as CASH account

You can buy from ANY broker ( licensed by SGX) and once paid up, share appear in CDP account

Once CDP account hold share, you can SELL, using ANY broker, or any on-line broker.

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02-Oct-2009 16:15

Others / my SHORTING season begins !!

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may be u can ask nickyng on shorting

but y thinking of naked short? it is dangerous!!, what if the counter kenna halt before u cover?

penalty is buy in by sgx plus fined of min. 1000 dollar or 5% whichever is HIGHER plus other charges. sgx had details in website

jamelaw ( Date: 02-Oct-2009 16:00) Posted:

I'm quite new to naked short

Is there any limit to do naked short?

As long I buy back the same amount at EOD is ok rite?

If I'm unable to cover back EOD, what's the penalty involve?

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02-Oct-2009 11:49

StarHub / Starhub

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one analyst already issue SELL

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01-Oct-2009 20:18

RafflesEdu / Raffles Edu

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i think FM = fund manager

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01-Oct-2009 11:44

Others / Securities will not be available for Buying-In

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u need to add to your title with

if they are halted or suspended for trading.

those number u see means people who sell short and could not delivery the share, so they are subject to SGX BUY IN for them according to Buy In procedure in the 'Buy In Market"

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29-Sep-2009 11:20

OCBC Bk 5.1%NCPS 100 / 5.1% interest

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This link might help your understanding between the two

http://www.moneytalk.sg/2009/01/case-study-of-ocbc-preference-shares.html

AnthonyTan ( Date: 29-Sep-2009 11:08) Posted:

OCBC NCPS 100 pay interest of 5.1% annually

OCC NCPS 100 oso pay interest of 5.1% annually.

Both belong to OCBC Bank.

Pl. advise any differences, tks

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25-Sep-2009 13:51

Tat Hong / Tat Hong Growing to a Global Player

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Just take from share investment book.

Tat Hong NAV 0.81, PE 8.1 ( when price around 1.13), yield 4.5% , EPS.137 (end 31 mar 09), EPS 1q10 .021

Tiong Woon, Nav0.514, PE 6.5 ( when price around 82cent), yield 0.5%, EPS 30 June 09 ending = 0.125

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