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OiL sectOr iN singapOre QUiTE cOnfused nOw.

sEEms tO have lOst THEiR cOnfidence.

gOvernment annOuncement iS trying tO restOre past cOnfidence

iT iS a gOOd SiGN

iNstEad petrOCHiNA iS AGGRESSiVE.

whO askEd Keppel cOrp tO sEll SPC?

glEncOrE TRiED tO cOrner chemOil sharEhOldErs UNfairly

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Kep Land iS FiNANCiALLY sOund

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iS YiNG Li shOrt Of FiNANCES?

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lObsters ?

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SAiZEN iN dOwn trEnd nOw

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Olympic recOrd

102,855,000

1st pOsitiOn tOp vOlume

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fOrtUnE gOd iS iN Healthway Medical

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there iS ghOst at Parkway Holding

iT CRASHED tOday (lOw Of S$3.07).

dEspitE the fOrtis 23.9% shares purchase at S$3.56.

Parkway sharEhOldErs mUst havE sEEn ghOst ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

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Friday, 12th March 2010 CLOSiNG

Olympic vOlume 102,855,000 shares PRiCE S$0.180.

87,324,000 shares accumulated at S$0.180.

What's NEXT?

Have NiCE WeekEnd!

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svol 269,ooo bvol 128,000

cannOt tell by just One iNSTANCE because the ANiMALS are all very TRiCKY.

When they want tO bUy BiG, they prEtEnd sElling.

When they want tO sEll BiG, they prEtEnd bUying.

(iF yOu gO thrOugh the fOrum at HealthWay Medical, yOu WiLL understand why i mean)

iT iS necessary tO the characters Of ANiMALS playing SGX.

Ask the TA tO prOvide sOme HiNTS and directiOn.

chuics ( Date: 12-Mar-2010 16:48) Posted:

HI All,

Just noticed from SGX that a huge svol than bvol, does it imply anything? Is that a signal of profit taking today? Please enlighten me

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singapOre is like SarOng Party GiRL [SPG].

lOOk Up tO Ang mO [BiG BiG]

lOOk dOwn On nOn-Ang-mO [small small]

dOuble StandardS

yummygd ( Date: 12-Mar-2010 16:20) Posted:

see that latest news sia signing up with MBS WTF!! they damn smart hor Tiger air with Genting SIA with MBS. double headed snake.

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HealthWay Medical WAVE HEAD iS S$0.195

Analyst TP S$0.260 ~ S$0.280

HealthWay Medical has RiSEN to S$0.185.

HealthWay Medical BETA is much BETTER than SAiZEN.

iT iS gOOd TiME tO cOnsider SWiTCHiNG tO HealthWay Medical.

Refer to DRsubaru's Analysis at HealthWay Medical fOrum nOw

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there iS ghOst iN the markets nOw.

fOrtis paying S$3.56 per share fOr 23.9% Of Parkway Holding.

WHY iTS share PRiCE iS CRASHiNG? ? ? ?

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nOt aware Of TRiPLE DISadvantage.

sO far when I played BiG small did nOt cOme acrOss a TRiPLE yet.

Thanks

ozone2002 ( Date: 12-Mar-2010 11:29) Posted:

big small..if it opens triples the banker clears the table..

pharoah88 ( Date: 12-Mar-2010 09:49) Posted:

why Roulette has better Odds than BiG small?

Roulette has ZERO and Double-ZERO but not BiG small.

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many singapOre TV film directOrs are SiCK iN the MiND.

WiTH an abundance Of GiRLS arOund, yet they lOve tO get sO many malE tO crOss act as wOmen iN sO many Of the serials.

sOme peOple prObably lOve ASS hOle.

I can't such crOss acting On TV mOvies.

iTS ErEEEE

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Hong Kong Homes Set for ‘Another Good Year,’ Sun Hung Kai Says
2010-03-11 23:21:46.423 GMT

By Chia-Peck Wong
March 12 (Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong’s home market may see
“another good year” in 2010 as buyers remain financially
sound, according to Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd., the world’s
biggest developer by market value.
“We don’t see any bubbles in the market,” Victor Lui,
executive director of Sun Hung Kai’s real estate arm, said at a
briefing yesterday.
An economic recovery in Hong Kong, near-zero interest rates
on savings, 20-year low mortgage rates and record low supply
spurred a 29 percent gain in overall existing home prices last
year, leading the government to raise property taxes and down
payments to cool the market.
“The residential market in Hong Kong is likely to see
another good year both in terms of prices and volume,”
Chairwoman Kwong Siu Hing said in a stock exchange statement as
the developer announced underlying first-half profit that beat
estimates. “Affordability, mortgage interest rates, liquidity
and homebuyer confidence remain favorable,” she said.
Last year’s increase in home prices led the Hong Kong
Monetary Authority to tell banks to price new mortgage loans
above its “reference rate” amid concerns a price war may
further erode their profit margins, Stanley Wong, deputy general
manager at ICBC Asia Ltd., said earlier this month.
The HKMA, the city’s de facto central bank, set the
reference levels at 0.7 of a percentage point above the one-
month Hong Kong interbank offered rate and 3.1 percentage points
below the prime mortgage rate when it met lenders, Wong said.

No Real Intervention

So far, Hong Kong’s measures don’t represent active
intervention in the market, Credit Suisse analysts led by Hong
Kong-based Cusson Leung said in a March 8 report. “We believe
the government will observe the market for another two to three
months to gather any hard evidence before it really
intervenes,” the report said.
The city’s government shouldn’t enter the property market,
as its last intervention led to the 1998 crash, Thomas Kwok,
vice-chairman of Hong Kong-based Sun Hung Kai and Kwong’s son,
told reporters at a briefing yesterday.
Prices of some luxury apartments, typically defined as
those bigger than 1,000 square feet (92.9 square meters) or
costing more than HK$10 million ($1.29 million) each, have
returned to record levels posted in 1997, John Tsang, Hong
Kong’s finance secretary, said in his Feb. 24 budget speech.
Henderson Land Development Co., a Hong Kong developer
controlled by billionaire Lee Shau-kee, said in October it sold
a luxury apartment at a world record price of HK$88,000 on a per
square foot basis.

Rival Views

History may make Hong Kong’s leaders cautious. At the
height of a bubble in 1997, the year Britain returned Hong Kong
to China, the government pledged to supply 85,000 homes a year.
In 1998, prices tumbled in the Asian financial crisis.
Kwok’s comments pit him against rival developers such as
New World Development Co., whose managing director Henry Cheng
said parts of Hong Kong’s property market show signs of
“overheating.” Cheng, son of billionaire Cheng Yu-tung,
supports proposals to resume construction of government-
subsidized housing provided not “too many” units are built,
Radio Television Hong Kong reported March 8.
Billionaire Vincent Lo, chairman of developer Shui On Land
Ltd., also backs the proposal, the government broadcaster said.
Measures by the Chinese and Hong Kong governments to cool
the property market “are sensible” as steps include an
increase in supply, Martin Cubbon, chief executive of Swire
Properties Ltd., the real estate arm of Swire Pacific Ltd., said
yesterday.

Supply Drops

“We will support any moves that seek to improve
transparency in prices,” Cubbon said, declining to comment
further as Swire Pacific seeks to spin-off the properties unit
through a share sale in Hong Kong.
Completions of Hong Kong apartments fell to a record low of
7,160 last year and may double this year, the government said on
March 4. For homes bigger than 100 square meters each,
completions, which more than doubled in 2009 to 2,420, may fall
to 1,430 this year, it said.
Sun Hung Kai and Swire Pacific yesterday reported profit
that beat analysts’ estimates.
Sun Hung Kai said fiscal first-half underlying profit rose
44 percent to HK$6.51 billion on wider margins from real estate
sales and higher rental income. The median estimate of five
analysts surveyed by Bloomberg News was HK$5.55 billion.
Swire Pacific, the Hong Kong office landlord and owner of
42 percent of Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd., said 2009 underlying
profit jumped 62 percent to HK$8.48 billion, as the airline
returned to profit and rental income rose. That compares with
the HK$7.5 billion median estimate of five analysts surveyed by
Bloomberg.

For Related News and Information:
Hong Kong Property: HKRE <GO>
Hong Kong Office: TNI HK CREOFFICE <GO>

--With assistance from Kelvin Wong in Hong Kong. Editors:
Malcolm Scott, Ed Johnson

To contact the reporter on this story:
Chia-Peck Wong in Hong Kong at +852-2977-6532 or
cpwong@bloomberg.net.

To contact the editor responsible for this story:
Malcolm Scott at +612-9777-8676 or
Mscott23@bloomberg.net

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Hong Kong Homes Set for ‘Another Good Year,’ Sun Hung Kai Says
2010-03-11 23:21:46.423 GMT

By Chia-Peck Wong
March 12 (Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong’s home market may see
“another good year” in 2010 as buyers remain financially
sound, according to Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd., the world’s
biggest developer by market value.
“We don’t see any bubbles in the market,” Victor Lui,
executive director of Sun Hung Kai’s real estate arm, said at a
briefing yesterday.
An economic recovery in Hong Kong, near-zero interest rates
on savings, 20-year low mortgage rates and record low supply
spurred a 29 percent gain in overall existing home prices last
year, leading the government to raise property taxes and down
payments to cool the market.
“The residential market in Hong Kong is likely to see
another good year both in terms of prices and volume,”
Chairwoman Kwong Siu Hing said in a stock exchange statement as
the developer announced underlying first-half profit that beat
estimates. “Affordability, mortgage interest rates, liquidity
and homebuyer confidence remain favorable,” she said.
Last year’s increase in home prices led the Hong Kong
Monetary Authority to tell banks to price new mortgage loans
above its “reference rate” amid concerns a price war may
further erode their profit margins, Stanley Wong, deputy general
manager at ICBC Asia Ltd., said earlier this month.
The HKMA, the city’s de facto central bank, set the
reference levels at 0.7 of a percentage point above the one-
month Hong Kong interbank offered rate and 3.1 percentage points
below the prime mortgage rate when it met lenders, Wong said.

No Real Intervention

So far, Hong Kong’s measures don’t represent active
intervention in the market, Credit Suisse analysts led by Hong
Kong-based Cusson Leung said in a March 8 report. “We believe
the government will observe the market for another two to three
months to gather any hard evidence before it really
intervenes,” the report said.
The city’s government shouldn’t enter the property market,
as its last intervention led to the 1998 crash, Thomas Kwok,
vice-chairman of Hong Kong-based Sun Hung Kai and Kwong’s son,
told reporters at a briefing yesterday.
Prices of some luxury apartments, typically defined as
those bigger than 1,000 square feet (92.9 square meters) or
costing more than HK$10 million ($1.29 million) each, have
returned to record levels posted in 1997, John Tsang, Hong
Kong’s finance secretary, said in his Feb. 24 budget speech.
Henderson Land Development Co., a Hong Kong developer
controlled by billionaire Lee Shau-kee, said in October it sold
a luxury apartment at a world record price of HK$88,000 on a per
square foot basis.

Rival Views

History may make Hong Kong’s leaders cautious. At the
height of a bubble in 1997, the year Britain returned Hong Kong
to China, the government pledged to supply 85,000 homes a year.
In 1998, prices tumbled in the Asian financial crisis.
Kwok’s comments pit him against rival developers such as
New World Development Co., whose managing director Henry Cheng
said parts of Hong Kong’s property market show signs of
“overheating.” Cheng, son of billionaire Cheng Yu-tung,
supports proposals to resume construction of government-
subsidized housing provided not “too many” units are built,
Radio Television Hong Kong reported March 8.
Billionaire Vincent Lo, chairman of developer Shui On Land
Ltd., also backs the proposal, the government broadcaster said.
Measures by the Chinese and Hong Kong governments to cool
the property market “are sensible” as steps include an
increase in supply, Martin Cubbon, chief executive of Swire
Properties Ltd., the real estate arm of Swire Pacific Ltd., said
yesterday.

Supply Drops

“We will support any moves that seek to improve
transparency in prices,” Cubbon said, declining to comment
further as Swire Pacific seeks to spin-off the properties unit
through a share sale in Hong Kong.
Completions of Hong Kong apartments fell to a record low of
7,160 last year and may double this year, the government said on
March 4. For homes bigger than 100 square meters each,
completions, which more than doubled in 2009 to 2,420, may fall
to 1,430 this year, it said.
Sun Hung Kai and Swire Pacific yesterday reported profit
that beat analysts’ estimates.
Sun Hung Kai said fiscal first-half underlying profit rose
44 percent to HK$6.51 billion on wider margins from real estate
sales and higher rental income. The median estimate of five
analysts surveyed by Bloomberg News was HK$5.55 billion.
Swire Pacific, the Hong Kong office landlord and owner of
42 percent of Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd., said 2009 underlying
profit jumped 62 percent to HK$8.48 billion, as the airline
returned to profit and rental income rose. That compares with
the HK$7.5 billion median estimate of five analysts surveyed by
Bloomberg.

For Related News and Information:
Hong Kong Property: HKRE <GO>
Hong Kong Office: TNI HK CREOFFICE <GO>

--With assistance from Kelvin Wong in Hong Kong. Editors:
Malcolm Scott, Ed Johnson

To contact the reporter on this story:
Chia-Peck Wong in Hong Kong at +852-2977-6532 or
cpwong@bloomberg.net.

To contact the editor responsible for this story:
Malcolm Scott at +612-9777-8676 or
Mscott23@bloomberg.net

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As UsUal, TiGER neO pUt Up a gOOd shOw

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where are the TiGERS?

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oil price touched USD82 ?