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Hoorayyy!!! to SPC & congrats to those who bot.

Still more upside potential to come, the show just begins, the ride just started.

it is still never too late to jump into the bandwagon, otherwise, u will end up just salivating.

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Hoorayyy!!! to Ausgroup & congrats to those who bot.

Still more upside potential to come, the show just begins, the ride just started.

it is still never too late to jump into the bandwagon, otherwise, u will end up just salivating.

richtan ( Date: 02-Apr-2009 10:47) Posted:

AUSGROUP'S CEO: Unfazed by challenges

http://www.nextinsight.com.sg/content/view/1021/60/

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Gold and the stock markets to rally together:

Quote:

"And in that regard, I believe the Dow has bottomed and is about to start reflating … big time.

The first stop higher for the Dow: It will soon get back to the 10,000 level (in nominal terms). And if it closes above 10,000 on a weekly or monthly basis, it will then rally to over 12,000.

And in about 5 or 6 years from now you could be staring at a Dow that’s in the 35,000 range.

Gold will also be shooting to the moon, right along with stocks "

http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/4-critical-qas-plus-big-profits-ahead-3-28518

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Hoorayyy!!! to MIDAS & congrats to those who bot.

Still more upside potential to come, the show just begins, the ride just started.

it is still never too late to jump into the bandwagon, otherwise, u will end up just salivating.

richtan ( Date: 02-Apr-2009 12:08) Posted:

To my awareness, so far, there are 3 broking houses buy recommendation, namely, DBSV, DMG & Kim Eng.

richtan ( Date: 02-Apr-2009 12:03) Posted:

DBSV Buy Recommendation dated 27/2/09

FY08 results were largely in line with expectations, with

earnings up 2% yoy to S$33m on top line growth of

3% yoy to S$144m. A final dividend of 0.25cts was

declared. Looking ahead, we expect Midas to ride on

China’s booming railway sector to win more contracts

for both its core aluminum extrusion business and its JV

Nanjing Puzhen for metro train assembly. Maintain BUY,

continued to do well, growing revenues by 17% yoy as

more railway-related projects were won. Despite PBT for

the full year rising by 15% yoy, net profit was quite flat

due to higher taxes (+136% yoy) as a series of tax

incentives expired.Earnings in line. Core aluminium alloy business

More contracts and order book delivery from 2009

onwards.

delivered less than 100 cars in 2008 but with a bulging

order book of 768 train cars to be delivered from 2009

onwards, we believe that its contribution to Midas’

bottom line will grow significantly this year. Meanwhile,

the Group is in the midst of installing its third

production line, which will raise its production capacity

by 50% to 30,000 tonnes per annum by 1H10. (Please

see inset for B/S and C/F discussion.)

We also expect both Midas’ core aluminium business

and JV NPRT to win more rail-related projects for its

future growth.We estimate that Nanjing Puzhen (NPRT)

Maintain BUY

Analyst

Paul Yong CFA +86 21 6888 3372

paulyong@dbsvickers.com

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CHHX turn to cheongggggg ahhhh!!!!!.

Every dog has its day, every cloud has its silver lining.

richtan ( Date: 02-Apr-2009 11:06) Posted:

CHHX looks like forming a flag/pennant bullish formation, so seems good upside potential.

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Gold and the stock markets to rally together:

Quote:

"And in that regard, I believe the Dow has bottomed and is about to start reflating … big time.

The first stop higher for the Dow: It will soon get back to the 10,000 level (in nominal terms). And if it closes above 10,000 on a weekly or monthly basis, it will then rally to over 12,000.

And in about 5 or 6 years from now you could be staring at a Dow that’s in the 35,000 range.

Gold will also be shooting to the moon, right along with stocks "

http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/4-critical-qas-plus-big-profits-ahead-3-28518

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Who cares, I'm not bothered whether it is or not a sucker rally, just make hay while the sun shines, when the short-term trend reverse, just get out

cheongwee ( Date: 03-Apr-2009 01:51) Posted:

Want to hear more bad news...

http://money.cnn.com/2009/04/02/news/economy/jobless_claims/index.htm?postversion=2009040212

http://money.cnn.com/2009/04/02/news/economy/loan_delinquencies.reut/index.htm

http://money.cnn.com/2009/04/02/news/economy/greenberg_aig/index.htm

and MM said market take at least 3 to 4 yrs to OK..

How can this rally be for real???..when will it end, i dont know, but i hope at least 2 more weeks for all to profit..

I be taking some profit first...you DYODD..

richtan ( Date: 03-Apr-2009 01:42) Posted:

Gold and the stock markets to rally together:

Quote:

"And in that regard, I believe the Dow has bottomed and is about to start reflating … big time.

The first stop higher for the Dow: It will soon get back to the 10,000 level (in nominal terms). And if it closes above 10,000 on a weekly or monthly basis, it will then rally to over 12,000.

And in about 5 or 6 years from now you could be staring at a Dow that’s in the 35,000 range.

Gold will also be shooting to the moon, right along with stocks "

http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/4-critical-qas-plus-big-profits-ahead-3-28518

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Gold and the stock markets to rally together:

Quote:

"And in that regard, I believe the Dow has bottomed and is about to start reflating … big time.

The first stop higher for the Dow: It will soon get back to the 10,000 level (in nominal terms). And if it closes above 10,000 on a weekly or monthly basis, it will then rally to over 12,000.

And in about 5 or 6 years from now you could be staring at a Dow that’s in the 35,000 range.

Gold will also be shooting to the moon, right along with stocks "

http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/4-critical-qas-plus-big-profits-ahead-3-28518

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I'm doing fine & great both stocks & gold.

I follow & enjoy the short-term trend, forget about all those analist harping about tgt price, fair value, all this are just pure crystal gazing, bullshit MFT, mkts are all about sentiments, (remember, in property: location, location, location, in equities: sentiments, sentiments, sentiments), forget about the long-term trend for the time being, make hay while the sun shines man!!! .

For all u know, it may not turn out to be a sucker rally, even if it is, so wat, when the short term trend reverse, just get out

cheongwee ( Date: 03-Apr-2009 00:34) Posted:

richtan...how are u doing in stocks???...me still q to sell 2 more counter over at NYSE...so far have taken 1/3 profit..

tomolo can collect some from some stock here...i am already in the profit...all losses cover back..this is for stock...not gold and silver stock...my PM relate stock will never lose shine...unless gold is 440...

Really very happy to cover back so fast, happy for all who bought ...but be alert for more bad news..

440 gold is possible in some future time ...definitely not now...when this gold bull burst....good luck.

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Gold and the stock markets to rally together:

Quote:

"And in that regard, I believe the Dow has bottomed and is about to start reflating … big time.

The first stop higher for the Dow: It will soon get back to the 10,000 level (in nominal terms). And if it closes above 10,000 on a weekly or monthly basis, it will then rally to over 12,000.

And in about 5 or 6 years from now you could be staring at a Dow that’s in the 35,000 range.

Gold will also be shooting to the moon, right along with stocks "

http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/4-critical-qas-plus-big-profits-ahead-3-28518

x 0

Gold and the stock markets to rally together:

Quote:

"And in that regard, I believe the Dow has bottomed and is about to start reflating … big time.

The first stop higher for the Dow: It will soon get back to the 10,000 level (in nominal terms). And if it closes above 10,000 on a weekly or monthly basis, it will then rally to over 12,000.

And in about 5 or 6 years from now you could be staring at a Dow that’s in the 35,000 range.

Gold will also be shooting to the moon, right along with stocks "

http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/4-critical-qas-plus-big-profits-ahead-3-28518

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A major bottom in stocks. And a multi-month rally in the Dow that could bring it back to 10,000

http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/enormous-profits-ahead-32746

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The Little-Known April Bullish Trend

March 2009 certainly came in like a Bearish Lion, but exited as somewhat of a Bullish Lamb. We saw the market plummet reach its zenith on March 9th, followed by a very strong rebound rally in the major indices. Now that we have entered April, we did some research on this month's historical performance, and the results are surprising and should help calm some fears of another imminent big leg down.

First, if you look at the data from this milennium (since 2000), April is the leading average % return for the S&P 500 Index at +1.46% average gain (see the below table). This is far stronger than any other month in that time frame -- and the second strongest month is May at +0.88%. So the Spring has been an outperforming season in general. The months that had the highest chance of being positive were August, followed by a May/October/November/December tie, so April has not been the highest in terms of a positive return (it is 55%).

S&P 500 Index Monthly Performance (since 2000)

(Continued Below)

That is a fairly small sample size, so we looked back all the way to 1950 on the S&P 500 Index data. Note on the chart below that April is the 3rd strongest month, with an average return of 1.37% and a 67.8% chance of being positive. November and December, which are commonly discussed as historically "strong" months for the market, are the biggest gainers on average. Data compiled from Yahoo Finance.

1950 to 2008 Monthly S&P 500 Performance

There are many market axioms concerning seasonality and months, such as "Sell in May and go away", "Up January equals Up Year", "Crashes occur in September/October/November", "Summers are slow and bad for technology stocks" etc. Some of these expressions are proven true while others may be violated in any given year. The data above indicates that "April Showers brings Bullish Flowers" may become a future cliche, albeit a tongue-in-cheek one. Of course nothing is guaranteed (for example none of the months are up more than 75% of the time since 1950), but it's always good to have some historical statistical data in your favor when analyzing the market and risk/reward ratios.

Trade Well,
Price Headley
and Joe Sunderman,
BigTrends.com
1-800-244-8736

cheongwee ( Date: 02-Apr-2009 17:18) Posted:

So that means it is ok???..we are going to be no ok for a long times...we see..

The next bomb to go off is Eastern Europe...we see.?

Nevr expect my AIG, Citi, JP Morgan, all running like no tomolo...going to take and run anytime now....after mid April.

Easter Europe will drop the bomb in end April...FYI...JMO

des_khor ( Date: 02-Apr-2009 17:12) Posted:

after no ok will be ok.... before no ok it was ok.... just my view...

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The Little-Known April Bullish Trend

March 2009 certainly came in like a Bearish Lion, but exited as somewhat of a Bullish Lamb. We saw the market plummet reach its zenith on March 9th, followed by a very strong rebound rally in the major indices. Now that we have entered April, we did some research on this month's historical performance, and the results are surprising and should help calm some fears of another imminent big leg down.

First, if you look at the data from this milennium (since 2000), April is the leading average % return for the S&P 500 Index at +1.46% average gain (see the below table). This is far stronger than any other month in that time frame -- and the second strongest month is May at +0.88%. So the Spring has been an outperforming season in general. The months that had the highest chance of being positive were August, followed by a May/October/November/December tie, so April has not been the highest in terms of a positive return (it is 55%).

S&P 500 Index Monthly Performance (since 2000)

(Continued Below)

That is a fairly small sample size, so we looked back all the way to 1950 on the S&P 500 Index data. Note on the chart below that April is the 3rd strongest month, with an average return of 1.37% and a 67.8% chance of being positive. November and December, which are commonly discussed as historically "strong" months for the market, are the biggest gainers on average. Data compiled from Yahoo Finance.

1950 to 2008 Monthly S&P 500 Performance

There are many market axioms concerning seasonality and months, such as "Sell in May and go away", "Up January equals Up Year", "Crashes occur in September/October/November", "Summers are slow and bad for technology stocks" etc. Some of these expressions are proven true while others may be violated in any given year. The data above indicates that "April Showers brings Bullish Flowers" may become a future cliche, albeit a tongue-in-cheek one. Of course nothing is guaranteed (for example none of the months are up more than 75% of the time since 1950), but it's always good to have some historical statistical data in your favor when analyzing the market and risk/reward ratios.

Trade Well,
Price Headley
and Joe Sunderman,
BigTrends.com
1-800-244-8736

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CheongWee,

I fully agree with u tat longterm, gold will shoot to the moon parabolic ( I read a writeup, http://www.fractalgoldreport.com dated around 12/8/08) like Nasdaq did last time.

On chart, suppoort is around 850

cheongwee ( Date: 03-Apr-2009 00:13) Posted:

richtan...look like gold is been push down by Brown..then come summer we can buy at 850...dont miss the goldeb opportunity..

Look like luck is on my side now...make $ in stock to buy gold cheaply...

changing of rule cannot change the fact that a loss is a loss...someone got to account for that loss..

Absolutely right.

If you believe Obama and Brown will save the world by printing money then feel free to sell your gold.

If you believe they make Bernie Madoff look honest then take this 'golden opportunity' to invest in an asset who's value has been proven over thousands of years.

Obama & Brown will destroy the dollar and pound.

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To my awareness, so far, there are 3 broking houses buy recommendation, namely, DBSV, DMG & Kim Eng.

richtan ( Date: 02-Apr-2009 12:03) Posted:

DBSV Buy Recommendation dated 27/2/09

FY08 results were largely in line with expectations, with

earnings up 2% yoy to S$33m on top line growth of

3% yoy to S$144m. A final dividend of 0.25cts was

declared. Looking ahead, we expect Midas to ride on

China’s booming railway sector to win more contracts

for both its core aluminum extrusion business and its JV

Nanjing Puzhen for metro train assembly. Maintain BUY,

continued to do well, growing revenues by 17% yoy as

more railway-related projects were won. Despite PBT for

the full year rising by 15% yoy, net profit was quite flat

due to higher taxes (+136% yoy) as a series of tax

incentives expired.Earnings in line. Core aluminium alloy business

More contracts and order book delivery from 2009

onwards.

delivered less than 100 cars in 2008 but with a bulging

order book of 768 train cars to be delivered from 2009

onwards, we believe that its contribution to Midas’

bottom line will grow significantly this year. Meanwhile,

the Group is in the midst of installing its third

production line, which will raise its production capacity

by 50% to 30,000 tonnes per annum by 1H10. (Please

see inset for B/S and C/F discussion.)

We also expect both Midas’ core aluminium business

and JV NPRT to win more rail-related projects for its

future growth.We estimate that Nanjing Puzhen (NPRT)

Maintain BUY

Analyst

Paul Yong CFA +86 21 6888 3372

paulyong@dbsvickers.com

x 0

DBSV Buy Recommendation dated 27/2/09

FY08 results were largely in line with expectations, with

earnings up 2% yoy to S$33m on top line growth of

3% yoy to S$144m. A final dividend of 0.25cts was

declared. Looking ahead, we expect Midas to ride on

China’s booming railway sector to win more contracts

for both its core aluminum extrusion business and its JV

Nanjing Puzhen for metro train assembly. Maintain BUY,

continued to do well, growing revenues by 17% yoy as

more railway-related projects were won. Despite PBT for

the full year rising by 15% yoy, net profit was quite flat

due to higher taxes (+136% yoy) as a series of tax

incentives expired.Earnings in line. Core aluminium alloy business

More contracts and order book delivery from 2009

onwards.

delivered less than 100 cars in 2008 but with a bulging

order book of 768 train cars to be delivered from 2009

onwards, we believe that its contribution to Midas’

bottom line will grow significantly this year. Meanwhile,

the Group is in the midst of installing its third

production line, which will raise its production capacity

by 50% to 30,000 tonnes per annum by 1H10. (Please

see inset for B/S and C/F discussion.)

We also expect both Midas’ core aluminium business

and JV NPRT to win more rail-related projects for its

future growth.We estimate that Nanjing Puzhen (NPRT)

Maintain BUY

Analyst

Paul Yong CFA +86 21 6888 3372

paulyong@dbsvickers.com

x 0

The Little-Known April Bullish Trend

March 2009 certainly came in like a Bearish Lion, but exited as somewhat of a Bullish Lamb. We saw the market plummet reach its zenith on March 9th, followed by a very strong rebound rally in the major indices. Now that we have entered April, we did some research on this month's historical performance, and the results are surprising and should help calm some fears of another imminent big leg down.

First, if you look at the data from this milennium (since 2000), April is the leading average % return for the S&P 500 Index at +1.46% average gain (see the below table). This is far stronger than any other month in that time frame -- and the second strongest month is May at +0.88%. So the Spring has been an outperforming season in general. The months that had the highest chance of being positive were August, followed by a May/October/November/December tie, so April has not been the highest in terms of a positive return (it is 55%).

S&P 500 Index Monthly Performance (since 2000)

(Continued Below)

That is a fairly small sample size, so we looked back all the way to 1950 on the S&P 500 Index data. Note on the chart below that April is the 3rd strongest month, with an average return of 1.37% and a 67.8% chance of being positive. November and December, which are commonly discussed as historically "strong" months for the market, are the biggest gainers on average. Data compiled from Yahoo Finance.

1950 to 2008 Monthly S&P 500 Performance

There are many market axioms concerning seasonality and months, such as "Sell in May and go away", "Up January equals Up Year", "Crashes occur in September/October/November", "Summers are slow and bad for technology stocks" etc. Some of these expressions are proven true while others may be violated in any given year. The data above indicates that "April Showers brings Bullish Flowers" may become a future cliche, albeit a tongue-in-cheek one. Of course nothing is guaranteed (for example none of the months are up more than 75% of the time since 1950), but it's always good to have some historical statistical data in your favor when analyzing the market and risk/reward ratios.

Trade Well,
Price Headley
and Joe Sunderman,
BigTrends.com
1-800-244-8736

mario1 ( Date: 02-Apr-2009 11:18) Posted:

I am not that sure, I will stay at the sideline for the time being..

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A major bottom in stocks. And a multi-month rally in the Dow that could bring it back to 10,000

http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/enormous-profits-ahead-32746

mario1 ( Date: 02-Apr-2009 10:38) Posted:

So u guys believe this rally is for real?

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CHHX looks like forming a flag/pennant bullish formation, so seems good upside potential.