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31-Aug-2009 10:12 Citic Envirotech   /   United Envirotech       Go to Message
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panice @ the disco!
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31-Aug-2009 09:20 Citic Envirotech   /   United Envirotech       Go to Message
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dealer0168..

food can anyhow eat..

words cannot anyhow say..

they are watching..
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31-Aug-2009 09:09 SingTel   /   Singtel Bullish???       Go to Message
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some fella bought 6.8 mil shares @ 3.27 this morning!!
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31-Aug-2009 09:01 Citic Envirotech   /   United Envirotech       Go to Message
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no panic lei..sian..cannot get cheap price..
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30-Aug-2009 18:45 SingTel   /   Singtel Bullish???       Go to Message
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singtel starting its move up..

 



ozone2002      ( Date: 26-Aug-2009 09:24) Posted:

waiting for the move up..

ozone2002      ( Date: 15-Aug-2009 19:06) Posted:

Today another up bar .. previous day was a down bar with pretty high vol..

pro $$ is collectin this share.. and looks like they are gonna push this up..

vested $3.2



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30-Aug-2009 14:29 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Its all about risk reward ratio.. if u can think the reward of STI moving another 60 points  from 2640 to 2700 is good (2% upside)..then by all means punt on it going up..

have u considered the risk? from 2700 to 2400, 300 points down (11%) or more, and then use the money which u had taken profit and go back in where u can scoup up shares at a much cheaper price..

u decide.. all based on how much risk u can take..

DYODD
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30-Aug-2009 13:54 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Corporate Insider Selling Is An Extremely Bearish 17 Times Normal

by Robert E. Bronson, III
Bronson Capital Markets Research
August 19, 2009

We are in very good company with our bearish outlook for the stock market.  Insiders at companies in the aggregate are still unloading their companies’ stock at the most rapid clip at least since October 2007, when the stock market peaked and the current, as-yet unfinished, second downleg of the Supercycle Bear Market started.  (endnote 1)

Insiders are those corporate officers, directors, major shareholders and others have an inside track on the future earnings outlook for their companies, as well on the relative attractiveness of the price of their companies’ stocks.  Insiders’ buying and selling activity is a particularly useful market indicator over the short term (weeks) to intermediate term (months), especially when used in conjunction with other market timing indicators.

Insiders normally sell about twice as many shares as they buy, since they receive shares of stock from their employers as part of their total compensation package and need to sell in order to get at the money.  However, in the five weeks ending August 12 and reported today, August 14, by the WSJ’s Market Data Center, insiders sold a whopping $2.2 billion and purchased only $62.2 million in their companies for a huge sell-to-buy ratio of 36:1, or 17 times normal (table below). 

Selling to buying in technology stocks was a huge 61:1, or 24 times normal.  And remember that technology stocks lead the market, so the insider selling in that sector is an extraordinarily bearish indicator for the direction of the stock market. 

This latest report, which includes insider activity when the S&P 500 index made its 1018 intraday high last Friday, in itself is another major sell signal for the stock market.  Taken together with the sell signals from insiders’ extremely high levels of net selling during the previous four weeks, the reconfirmation is an additional, extremely bearish signal. 

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30-Aug-2009 13:27 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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A disturbing recent trend has emerged in the U.S. equity market, and many are pointing to it as a potential reason to worry that the massive market rally over the last six months may be running out of steam. Investment strategists are concerned that a recent rise in speculative trading activity is signaling that the market’s dramatic ascent is getting a bit frothy.

This kind of trading is typically characterized by lots of smaller capitalization stocks seeing massive increases in trading volumes and dramatic price swings, often on little or no headlines warranting such trading activity. Indeed, in recent weeks we have seen a lot of wild swings in small cap biotechnology stocks as well as some financial services stocks that were previously left for dead.

For instance, shares of beleaguered insurance giant AIG (AIG) soared 27% on Thursday on six times normal volume. Rumors on internet message boards (not exactly a solid fundamental reason for a rally) which proved to be false were one of the catalysts for the dramatic move higher, which looked like a huge short squeeze.

Consider an interesting statistic cited by CNBC’s Bob Pisani on the air yesterday. Trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) registered 6.55 billion shares on Thursday. Of that a whopping 29% (1.9 billion shares) came from just four stocks; AIG, Freddie Mac (FRE), Fannie Mae (FNM), and Citigroup (C). Overall trading volumes this summer have been fairly light anyway and the fact that such a huge percentage of the volume has been in these severely beaten down, very troubled companies should give us pause for concern.

While not nearly as exaggerated, speculative trading like this is very reminiscent of the dotcom bubble in late 1999 when tiny companies would see huge volume and price spikes simply by issuing press releases announcing the launch of a web site showcasing their products.

I am not suggesting the market is in bubble territory here, even after a more than 50% rise in six months, but this kind of market action warrants a cautious stance. Irrational market action is not a healthy way for the equity market to create wealth.

Fundamental valuation analysis remains paramount for equity investors, so be sure not to get sucked into highly speculative trading unless there is a strong, rational basis for such investments. Companies like AIG, Fannie, and Freddie remain severely impaired operationally and laden with debt.

As a result, potential buyers into rallies should tread carefully and be sure to do their homework.
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29-Aug-2009 23:25 Citic Envirotech   /   United Envirotech       Go to Message
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Fundamentally this company is making money, growth is set to escalate with tie ups together with Sembcorp and the recent selloff by Mr Oei is not because of the company's fundamentals, more of his own personal cash raising for the case against Citi. Also, there's a non exec director Andy Lim who bought over Mr Oei's Novena stake which also had stakes in UTD, thus there's still interest in utdenvirotech. Also, there were appointments of the CASE chairman, current MP of one of the GRC in the east, also bodes well for the company.

Monday there maybe some shakeup on the price due to the news of Mr Oei's disposal, but I won't be swayed by the sudden price movements if any come monday.

DYODD
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29-Aug-2009 16:00 AusGroup   /   AUSGROUP: 1H09 revenue up 28.8% to reach A$260.5 m       Go to Message
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ausgrp had a nice close on fri..

however, looking at the technical indicators, we're in the region of a overbought position (READ correction to come)

also vol has been decreasing on the upside in prices with fri's vol being the lowest.. not a good sign for a sustained rally in prices..

price may trend higher but i'm not counting on it to make me a fortune ..

DYODD
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29-Aug-2009 15:56 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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lookin at the markets now..  blue chips running outta steam..

penny stocks are in play.. anything cheap is being speculated upon..

don't be fooled by the stream of good news.. the market will and has to correct..

reduce ur exposure, take profit b4 the eye of the storm hits u..

DYODD..
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28-Aug-2009 15:27 Rotary Engg   /   Rotary       Go to Message
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broke 1.28.. time for flight :)
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28-Aug-2009 10:15 Citic Envirotech   /   United Envirotech       Go to Message
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q-ing 19c..hope to kio some from those nervous speculators.. :)
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28-Aug-2009 09:37 Midas   /   Midas       Go to Message
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Midas consolidating for damn damn long..

watch out for the O-U-Ken power breakout..

Akan datang..

DYODD
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27-Aug-2009 15:36 SoundGlobal   /   Epure International       Go to Message
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watch out for epure..

gotta break 63..

There's a report statin its fair value is 71c.. anyone can share?
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27-Aug-2009 15:30 Yanlord Land   /   Lord of China Prop       Go to Message
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wait for breakout above 2.38
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27-Aug-2009 14:50 Yanlord Land   /   Lord of China Prop       Go to Message
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yes technicals looking good for an entry..

will keep a close watch..
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27-Aug-2009 14:19 Olam Intl   /   Ramping up its capex       Go to Message
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gotta break 2.65 to move further up..but today looks like move up pretty significant already..
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27-Aug-2009 14:08 Olam Intl   /   Ramping up its capex       Go to Message
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nice breakout..

expecting today's results to be superb..

DYODD
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27-Aug-2009 13:37 Citic Envirotech   /   United Envirotech       Go to Message
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technicals looking overbought..will buy on weakness..

still on uptrend..

DYODD
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