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23-Feb-2010 20:37 MAP Tech   /   MAP tech       Go to Message
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HDD PLAYERS had a tough time in the earlier part of 2009, but the sector has been recovering.

My loading, i'm still holding onto it.

The coming 1st qtr financial results (this year) from Maptech maybe better. And that makes me hold on to it.

That my opinion n i maybe wrong. Anyway judge by yourself.
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23-Feb-2010 20:34 MAP Tech   /   MAP tech       Go to Message
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MAP TECH: Challenging FY09 dents P&L Print E-mail
Written by Sim Kih   
Friday, 19 February 2010

HDD PLAYERS had a tough time in the earlier part of 2009, but the sector has been showing recovery.

To HDD component maker MAP Tech, the difficult year 2009 is a time for thorough write offs and provisions, and the company looks forward to a fresh start in 2010.

The group generated operational profits of US$1.6 million during 4Q09, but reversed an outstanding tax credit arising from the provision of doubtful trade debt.  This resulted in the bottom line loss of US$2.3 million.
 
Precision stamping sales doubled to US$11.5 million (up 94.1%) in Q4, but group revenues declined by 5.3% to US$45.7 million mainly due to a contraction in EMS solutions and plastic injection molding sales, which fell 20.5% and 14.9% respectively.

The decline in revenue from EMS solution division was largely due to changes in EMS product mix and a high base arising from the one-off LCD business in 4Q08.

The decline in revenue from plastic injection molding division mainly arose from the cessation of its Malaysian operations due to the relocation of its major customer.



 

Gross margin declined 0.9 of a percentage point (4Q2009: 10.5%; 4Q2008: 11.4%).

General, administration and other expenses increased by 68% to US$1.9 million, mainly due to the impairment of fixed assets and full redemption of outstanding operating lease liabilities relating to the Malaysian plant which had ceased operations.

Additional provision was also made in respect of trade debts arising from past transactions entered into with Jurong Technologies, which is under judicial management.

Cash and cash equivalents were a healthy US$30.9 million as at 31 December 2009.

This includes US$5.0 million from the company’s recent rights issue exercise, intended for diversification, mergers and acquisitions.

The stock last closed at 5 cents.

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MAP last closed at 5 cents.
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MAP 4Q09 sales segment breakdown.

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23-Feb-2010 15:10 Wing Tai   /   Wing Tai       Go to Message
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Wow.........hulumas $0.70 lah.....



Hulumas      ( Date: 23-Feb-2010 14:53) Posted:

70 Cents or 700 Cents in 6 to 8 years time?

dealer0168      ( Date: 22-Feb-2010 22:54) Posted:

70cents for Wing Tai....emm maybe possible in the next recession that will occurred in other 6 to 8 years time perhaps.

Currently, even if there is a drop, the drop won't be that drastic like last year................after so much contributions by the governments of the countries.

<<My opinion>>.Smiley



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22-Feb-2010 22:54 Wing Tai   /   Wing Tai       Go to Message
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70cents for Wing Tai....emm maybe possible in the next recession that will occurred in other 6 to 8 years time perhaps.

Currently, even if there is a drop, the drop won't be that drastic like last year................after so much contributions by the governments of the countries.

<<My opinion>>.Smiley



FearValueGreed      ( Date: 27-Jan-2010 00:20) Posted:



Hi WingTai,

 

I like cyclic nature of Properties,

 the only thing that is predictable to make a profit, but only if you are patient.

Waiting for you to drop to 70cents. otherwise wont buy. Not now , ,maybe next year.

Must remember me, I will be back to visit you when I see this level.

You still pay dividends when in the red, very generous. That's why I remember when days are dark, lonely.

 

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22-Feb-2010 22:18 Wing Tai   /   Wing Tai       Go to Message
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70cents for Wing Tai....?

Not only we should sell house n car to buy.

I will also take loan  from BANK to buy......haha

FearValueGreed  is a CUTE fellow...loh

Cheers.
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22-Feb-2010 14:29 Genting Sing   /   GenSp starts to move up again       Go to Message
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Seems like Genting going to claim back its $1 status soon.
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22-Feb-2010 14:27 Rotary Engg   /   Rotary       Go to Message
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Most likely this week. Rotary seems like does not have the habit of informing their investor earlier on the result announcement from what i see.

 



i780samsung      ( Date: 22-Feb-2010 10:20) Posted:



when is fa out?

the last two years, it is always on Tuesday last week of February. Is it tomorrow then?

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22-Feb-2010 12:26 Yanlord Land   /   Yanlord Potential Inverted Head and Shoulders       Go to Message
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Yanlord raised to ‘buy’ by Goldman Sachs but trims target


Tags: Yanlord | Yanlord Land Group
Written by The Edge   
Monday, 22 February 2010 10:37

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Goldman Sachs has upgraded Yanlord Land (Z25.SG) to “buy” from “neutral”, citing favorable risk-reward profile after recent sharp price fall on concerns over impact of China’s tightening measures on high-end developer’s sales.

The investment bank notes stock has corrected by 17% vs 8% fall by HK-listed China developers in past month.

Goldman Sachs says Yanlord’s solid management execution, well-diversified development pipeline could result in resilient earnings, margins in 2010. “We expect sufficient new project launch pipeline to provide good earnings growth visibility.”

Still, it is trimming its target price to $2.28 from $2.56, based on 20% discount to 2010 NAV estimate vs 10% discount previously to reflect increased uncertainty arising from recent government macro tightening.
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22-Feb-2010 08:35 Yanlord Land   /   Yanlord Dome Collapses       Go to Message
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Emm i am still monitoring for the time being.

Yet to set a price to start averaging.............

But like i say, don't average too frequent......



WLBO_BB      ( Date: 21-Feb-2010 23:13) Posted:

i also agreed with you that timing is very important, so the next question is wat price to average??? my take is 1.2 to 1.3 should be very safe...

dealer0168      ( Date: 21-Feb-2010 22:54) Posted:

I do agreed with that. But the property stock will not get drag down by this news for very long.

So those who got trap at high value, have to monitor properly n goes in for averaging at correct timing.....



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21-Feb-2010 22:54 Yanlord Land   /   Yanlord Dome Collapses       Go to Message
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I do agreed with that. But the property stock will not get drag down by this news for very long.

So those who got trap at high value, have to monitor properly n goes in for averaging at correct timing.....



WLBO_BB      ( Date: 21-Feb-2010 22:49) Posted:

China is having credit control to their property thus Yanlord sure be affected... the recent 0.5 increase is the begining only... 

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21-Feb-2010 22:51 Yanlord Land   /   Yanlord Dome Collapses       Go to Message
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Sorry typo error, should be:

"sell on rebound" this statement may makes those to that buy at high price to buy more to average down further more.



dealer0168      ( Date: 21-Feb-2010 22:47) Posted:



"sell on rebound" this statement may makes those to buy at high price to buy more to average down further more. That may cost ppl more money........if the stock only rebound slightly n goes down more.

The best is do yr homework yrself n judge when to buy to average down if u buy too high Up.

 

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21-Feb-2010 22:47 Yanlord Land   /   Yanlord Dome Collapses       Go to Message
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"sell on rebound" this statement may makes those to buy at high price to buy more to average down further more. That may cost ppl more money........if the stock only rebound slightly n goes down more.

The best is do yr homework yrself n judge when to buy to average down if u buy too high Up.

 
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21-Feb-2010 22:38 Yanlord Land   /   Yanlord Dome Collapses       Go to Message
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Sell on rebound , this statement may makes ppl average too frequent.

Its good to sell on strength n buy when stock are down.

But like i say, timing is very important............

 
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21-Feb-2010 20:52 Yanlord Land   /   Yanlord Dome Collapses       Go to Message
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What drop will go back. Now it all depends if u can hold til it goes up.

Remember do not average too frequently.

Wait for correct timing................
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20-Feb-2010 21:59 Genting Sing   /   Playing Cards With the Bears       Go to Message
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Genting is a highly speculative stock. Just based on TA, u won't be able to gauge its direction of move. It is a surprise package stock..............

 
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20-Feb-2010 21:45 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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wow....u  all so ti-kou.

Hahahaha.



Bon3260      ( Date: 20-Feb-2010 21:40) Posted:

In dat case, can I join?

 

Sori, so many pple here watching... I shd hv said, "Can We Join!!!"

Hehehehe... ('',)



nickyng      ( Date: 19-Feb-2010 17:20) Posted:

err...hope not conduct teaching on Bed hor? :P


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20-Feb-2010 21:32 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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This news may pose good path forward for certain stock........

Oil demand and price will rise in H2: Iran official





TEHRAN - Iran sees an increase in oil demand in the second half of 2010 by between 1 and 1.4 million bpd which the major OPEC producer thinks will cause a rise in oil prices, Iranian media said on Saturday.

"Based on projections, the global demand for oil in the second half of 2010 will increase on average by 1-1.4 million bpd, and this will push up oil prices," Iran's OPEC governor, Mohammad Ali Khatibi, was quoted as saying in daily paper Mardomsalari.

Oil investors are looking for signs of economic recovery and a potential rebound in energy demand. Oil prices have firmed gradually from lows of near $30 a barrel in December 2008 to the current range of between $70 and $85 a barrel.

Oil prices rose toward $80 a barrel on Friday as refinery strikes in France and tensions about Iran's nuclear program outweighed fears that U.S. monetary tightening could slow demand growth in the world's largest oil consumer.
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20-Feb-2010 18:23 Rotary Engg   /   Rotary       Go to Message
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That Australian company is the parent company of Rotary customer. The debts things may be resolved soon maybe. Let see how the last qtr results published abt that.

Anyway i believe the debts does not impact Rotary at all.

Remember:

The Group’s balance sheet is strong with assets totalling S$404.0 million, n it has net tangible assets of S$228.8 million and cash and cash equivalents of S$145.6 million.

 

 



CheeryVGoh      ( Date: 20-Feb-2010 17:17) Posted:



Rotary has $5.7m debt provision. The debtor Australian firm has since been placed under administration. Order book stands at $4.6b.

 

 

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20-Feb-2010 12:27 Others   /   DOW       Go to Message
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ok noted...Susan.

Btw Handon, u are free to speak in the forum. Don't always say will nvr post anymore....

Hehe, bc yr posting is interesting sometimes.

Cheers.



susan66      ( Date: 20-Feb-2010 00:38) Posted:

I think he means :

whatever against USD eg AUDUSD, EURUSD, GBPUSD sure drop

whatever USD against eg USDCAD,USDSGD sure up

In summary, stock market will go downtrend. But now it's going the opposite direction, DOW green already, not sure later what will happen. Just wait & see. Market is unpredictable sometimes.

Correct me if I'm wrong. Handon, why don't post anymore? Hope you can continue to share your views.



dealer0168      ( Date: 20-Feb-2010 00:21) Posted:

Handon, yr statement below ...oooo makes ppl blur:

whatever against USD.... sure drop....

whatever USD against..... sure up.....

First statement u say anything  against USD drop. Second statement u say anything  against USD UP.

Wow........which is which....hahahaha.




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20-Feb-2010 11:40 Allgreen   /   Allgreen - Can buy ?       Go to Message
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depend which property stock u buy........

Jackpot2010      ( Date: 20-Feb-2010 11:05) Posted:



All prop stocks will sell down on Monday.!

Feb 20, 2010
New property rules
Pay stamp duty if you 'flip' property; bank loans capped at 80%
By Joyce Teo


TOUGHER rules on bank loans and measures to rein in speculators take effect today, as the Government steps up moves to cool the sizzling property market.

First, anyone who sells a property within a year of buying it will have to pay stamp duty of around 3 per cent. That means from today, if you buy a home and sell it at $500,000 within 12 months, you will have to fork out $9,600 in stamp duty. This is on top of the stamp duty you had to pay on the purchase.

Second, lending institutions will now be allowed to lend only up to 80 per cent of the purchase price, not 90 per cent. Buyers will have to come up with at least 20 per cent themselves.

Housing Board loans are not affected by this change in what is called the loan-to-value (LTV) limit.

The sellers' stamp duty will hit short-term speculators, observers said, while the change in the bank loan limit is likely to weed out marginalised buyers.

The measures will affect only a limited number of buyers but experts feel they could have a psychological effect on the market. There is also concern that tougher steps are in the pipeline

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