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10-Mar-2010 10:40

Others / R U with Jack Neo or RU against him?

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1st iN wOrld class iNfidelity

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10-Mar-2010 10:37

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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94 104 114 124 134 144

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10-Mar-2010 10:32

Ying Li Intl / Ying Li

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ROCKET FUELS

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10-Mar-2010 10:29

Healthway Med / healthway, healthy?

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10-Mar-2010 10:26

Healthway Med / healthway, healthy?

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lOad Up as many as yOu want S$0.175 befOre the BET iS clOsed

Hiearo ( Date: 10-Mar-2010 09:24) Posted:

Big chance coming to buy at 0.175 ..... Go Go Go before its too late ...... We shall wait for good news to come

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10-Mar-2010 10:24

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

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2 8 8 2

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10-Mar-2010 10:23

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

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Healthway Medical S$0.260 ~ S$0.280

WLBO_BB ( Date: 10-Mar-2010 09:40) Posted:

any particular one???

Integrity ( Date: 10-Mar-2010 09:32) Posted:

Penny stocks rally is coming.

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10-Mar-2010 10:20

Oceanus / Oceanus

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10-Mar-2010 10:17

Ying Li Intl / Ying Li

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UPTREND nOw

bUy tO lOad Up prOfits

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10-Mar-2010 10:15

Ying Li Intl / Ying Li

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10-Mar-2010 10:12

Healthway Med / healthway, healthy?

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lOOk at recently the THREE HiGH vOlume days:

35 Millions

62 Millions 8th March 2010

32 Millions 9th March 2010

129 Millions are iN sOmebOdy's HANDS

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10-Mar-2010 10:02

Others / GIC and Temasek

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mOst blOOdy jOke iN the wOrld

peOple pay billiOns tO wOrld BEST TALENTS tO lOse billiOns fOr the peOple

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10-Mar-2010 09:55

Others / GIC and Temasek

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ELITE Hulumus, you are SAGE.

*yOur Question iS REALLY the mOst impOrtant Question*

USiNG jUst One wOrd, "lOss", tO make sO many billiOns DISappear frOm the peOple's mOney?

investigatiOns shOuld bE cOnducted that the "lOsses" are TRUE.

Otherwise, this wOuld bE the EASiEST way tO AMASS Other peOple's wealth frOm the peOple's mOney.

sOverign lOsses have becOme vOgue and rOgue.

sOmething must bE iN THiS TREND.

ALL the BEST wOrld TALENTS are invOlved iN these multi-billiOns lOsses.

T H I N K

Hulumas ( Date: 21-Feb-2010 14:45) Posted:

Where does all the loss sovereign funds go? That is what I interested in to know!

teeth53 ( Date: 28-Sep-2009 21:59) Posted:

Just FYI: Other SWFs losses from Gulf states.

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http://news.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNews/Business/Story/A1Story20090928-170506.html

KUWAIT CITY (AFP) - SOVEREIGN wealth funds (SWFs) of four oil-exporting Gulf states lost around US$350 billion (S$497 billion) last year due to the global financial crisis, according to a UN report. Gulf SWFs lost $497B The funds - Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and Abu Dhabi - almost maintained their total asset value at the end of 2008 after governments injected into them huge returns from oil income, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) said in a report. The World Investment Report 2009, released last week, said that assets held by the four Gulf funds dropped to US$1.115 trillion last year from US$1.165 trillion at the end of 2007 and that government injections of US$300 billion helped narrow their losses. Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) was the most affected, as it shed around US$183 billion from the US$453 billion it held in 2007. But the government pumped US$57 billion into the fund, helping it end last year at US$329 billion. Kuwait Investment Authority (KIA), which owns stakes in Daimler and Citigroup, lost US$94 billion from US$262 billion it held at end of 2007. The government, however, injected US$59 billion, helping the fund to stand at US$228 billion at the end of last year. Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) lost US$27 billion and ended at US$66 billion in 2008, while Saudi assets, run by the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA), valued at US$501 billion at end-2008, shed around US$46 billion, the report said. Gulf SWFs have never disclosed the size of their assets nor losses. The UNCTAD report said that in recent years Gulf SWFs have become more proactive investors, entering riskier investments and targeting strategic holdings in international companies. 'The recent collapse of real estate and equity markets has generated large losses for SWFs, but it also offers investment opportunities,' UNCTAD said. As a result, some Gulf SWFs have become more cautious in investing abroad and turned to investments in domestic economies. The four Gulf states pump more than 13 million barrels of oil per day, just under half of total OPEC production of around 29 million bpd. -- AFP

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10-Mar-2010 09:42

Healthway Med / healthway, healthy?

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World Bank's IFC and Majority Shareholders

nOthing fOr minOrity shareholders

yummygd ( Date: 10-Mar-2010 08:51) Posted:

issue to who?? so tasty 0.13

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10-Mar-2010 09:40

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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Genting SP is TiGER AiR 1st Strategic Partner for WiN-WiN grOwth and prOsperity

pharoah88 ( Date: 19-Feb-2010 18:33) Posted:

This is the CHANGE at Tiger Air.

The Resorts World Sentosa Alliance is a TRANSFORMATION for Tiger Air.

SO, it is HOW SIA is associated with GENTING SINGAPORE.

Beating Round the BUSHES and then MATCH.

*Extremely Interesting INNOVATION INDEED*

investment ( Date: 19-Feb-2010 18:02) Posted:

Singapore, 19 February 2010.
Singapore today announced plans for a chartered aircraft dedicated to flying
overseas guests to Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore’s first integrated resort.
Yet to be named, the private flight service, operated by Tiger Airways, will
have an aircraft operating as a dedicated charter service for Resorts World
Sentosa, transporting guests between Singapore and other cities around the
region.
Under the Memorandum of Understanding signed on 5
Resorts World Sentosa will take over the lease of the aircraft, while pilots and
cabin crew of Tiger Airways operate the dedicated plane, which will ply Tiger
Airways’ existing region-wide network, as well as short haul routes within Asia
and Australasia.
Scheduled to commence operations in late 2010, the airline is poised to be
yet another mode of transportation for overseas guests from the region
travelling to and from Resorts World Sentosa. Details and flight schedules are
still be finalized, but guests can expect a seamless journey that would span
affordable air-travel followed by land transfers to Singapore’s first integrated
resort on Sentosa island.
Ms Rosalynn Tay, Managing Director of Tiger Airways Singapore, said: "We
are proud to partner Resorts World Sentosa in bringing more visitors to
Singapore. This is a real alliance with real benefits to both partners. While
Tiger Airways gets a new revenue stream and reduced costs, Resorts World
Sentosa gets a cost-effective solution to bringing more customers to
Singapore’s most exciting new destination.”
“Having grown from a young cub to a big strong cat, it is time Tiger Airways
Singapore has its own cub to add strength and joy to the Tiger family. Asia

has many other untapped opportunities and we look forward to creating more

innovative ways to grow our paw prints in the Year of the Tiger,” Ms Tay
added.
Ms Liang Wern Ling, Director of Destination Sales, Resorts World Sentosa,
said: "We promised Singapore that Resorts World Sentosa will bring tourism
to the country and reinvent its tourism landscape. We are creating our own

airline with this first aircraft, which shows our commitment to bringing the

economic benefits to Singapore.’’Resorts World Sentosa and Tiger Airwaysth February 2010,

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10-Mar-2010 09:37

Ying Li Intl / Ying Li

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10-Mar-2010 09:35

Others / R U with Jack Neo or RU against him?

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fOr singapOre tO bE wOrld class cOsmOpOlitan city, singapOre alsO needs tO scOre FiRST iN iNfidelity tOO.

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10-Mar-2010 09:29

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

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09-Mar-2010 19:03

Keppel Land / Kepland

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Beijing to rein in local governments’ borrowings as
credit concerns rise

BEIJING — China plans to nullify all guarantees local governments have provided for loans taken by their financing vehicles as concerns about creditrisks on such debt increases. The Ministry of Finance will also ban all future guarantees by local governments and legislatures in rules that may be issued as early as this month, said Mr Yan Qingmin, head of the banking regulator’s Shanghai branch. China’s local governments are raising funds through investment vehicles to circumvent regulations that prevent them from borrowing directly. A crackdown on such loans — estimated at about 11.4 trillion yuan ($2.3 trillion) at the end of 2009 — could trigger a “giganticwave” of bad debts as projects are left without funding, said Professor Victor Shih of Northwestern University in Illinois. “By striking the fear of God into lenders, regulators hope to get them to turn off the tap,” said Professor Patrick Chovanec of Tsinghua University in Beijing. “Banks have lent on the assumption that a lot of these infrastructure projects are risk-free, but many had no creditworthiness beside theguarantees.” While “many” local financing vehicles have the ability to repay, two types cause concern, central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan said at the weekend during the National People’s Congress. One uses land as collateral while the other can’t fully repay borrowings, meaning local governments may be liable, leading to “fiscal risks”, he warned. The financing vehicles of large coastal cities are well-funded as most have publicly traded subsidiaries that can raise capital from the markets and rely less on bank loans. Entities in northern and western China are of particular concern, the banking regulator’s Mr Yan said. Commercial banks have been ordered to assess the size of such lending and stop providing further credit if they find problems, he added. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, the nation’slargest, has inspected its loans extended to local government financing vehicles in 2008 and 2009 and “so far didn’t find many big problems,” bank president Yang Kaisheng said yesterday. Bank of China’s president Li Lihui said the nation’s thirdlargest lender planned to exit projects without proper collateral and reduce new advances to local governments this year. T h e 19 9 8 c o l l a p s e o f Guangdong International Trust and Investment Corp, which borrowed domestically and overseas on behalf of Guangdong province, left creditors including the Government of Singapore Investment Corp, Germany’s Dresdner Bank and Bank One in the US and others with US$3 billion ($4.2 billion) of unpaid bonds. It marked the first time that Chinese authorities failed to bail out one of the nation’s state-owned trusts.

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09-Mar-2010 18:44

Healthway Med / healthway, healthy?

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tOday's clOsing at S$0.175 is MAGiC.

iT iNsulted thOse whO bOught at S$0.180 as lOsers.

iT DiScredited thOse whO bOught at S$0.175 tOday as nOn-WiNNERS.

iT AiMed at DAMAGING strOng cOnfidence pUt Up by these iNvestOrs.

sOme One wants tO accumulate mOre share at S$0.180 and

hOpefully at S$0.175 tOmOrrOw.

AccumulatiOn quOta has nOt bEEn rEachEd.

OtherWiSE accumulatiOn may have tO cOntinue intO S$0.185.

HiDDEN dragOn and crOughing TiGER are bOth present at Healthway Medical.

impOrtant annOuncement iF nOt rElEasEd On Wednesday, 10th March 2010,

iT may bE dOne On Friday, 12th March 2010

or EvEn later On Monday, 15th March 2010

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