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02-Sep-2010 15:54

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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FAKE MONSTER SELL QUANTITY IN SELLER QUEUE

INSTILLS FEAR IN PROSPECTIVE BUYERS NOT TO BUY

AND EXISTING HOLDERS TO DUMP SHARES AT LOWER PRICES TO TAKE PROFIT OR CUT LOSS SO THAT THE TRICKY BUYER WHO IS IN THE BUY QUEUE CAN BUY AT LOWER PRICE

WHICH IS IMPOSSIBLE OTHERWISE WHITHOUT THE DIVA POKE DECEPTION.

bladez87 ( Date: 02-Sep-2010 15:42) Posted:

can someone explain what he means?

pharoah88 ( Date: 02-Sep-2010 15:40) Posted:

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02-Sep-2010 15:49

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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FAKE MONSTER SELLER QUANTITY in SELLER QUEUE

whIch dIsappears In an Instant when BUYERS want tO BUY

epliew ( Date: 02-Sep-2010 15:45) Posted:

care to explain what is diva poke ?

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02-Sep-2010 15:46

Others / TRADE FREELY & LiVE LONGER

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pharoah88 ( Date: 02-Sep-2010 12:46) Posted:

EXPOSED DIVA POKES

nO SELLER ?

nEEd fakIng POKES ?

S$1.76 DIVA POKE 14,234,000 shares fakIng MONSTER SELLER QUEUE

12:29:04 7,468,000 1.760 -- -- -- -- --

12:29:04 -- -- 532000 1.760 S -- --

12:29:03 -- -- -- -- -- 1.760 (-14,234,000) 532,000

12:29:02 (-3,000) 8,983,000 1.750 -- -- -- --

S$1.75 DIVA POKE 14,507,000 Shares fakIng MONSTER SELL QUEUE

11:32:03 -- -- -- -- -- 1.760 17,669,000

11:32:03 6,883,000 1.750 -- -- -- -- --

11:32:03 -- -- -- -- -- 1.750 (-14,507,000) 1,118,000

11:32:02 -- -- -- -- -- 1.750 (-1,000) 15,625,000

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02-Sep-2010 15:44

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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gO tO QUEUE TRACK

check Line By Line

Ask PHILIPS' Technical Support

tO help if you cannot find

bladez87 ( Date: 02-Sep-2010 12:47) Posted:

hi what do you mean fake monster queue? how do you get access to all these info? i using POEMs but i dont know where to get such info.

thanks

pharoah88 ( Date: 02-Sep-2010 12:42) Posted:

EXPOSED DIVA POKES

nO SELLER ?

nEEd fakIng POKES ?

S$1.76 DIVA POKE 14,234,000 shares fakIng MONSTER SELLER QUEUE

12:29:04 7,468,000 1.760 -- -- -- -- --

12:29:04 -- -- 532000 1.760 S -- --

12:29:03 -- -- -- -- -- 1.760 (-14,234,000) 532,000

12:29:02 (-3,000) 8,983,000 1.750 -- -- -- --

S$1.75 DIVA POKE 14,507,00 Shares fakIng MONSTER SELL QUEUE

11:32:03 -- -- -- -- -- 1.760 17,669,000

11:32:03 6,883,000 1.750 -- -- -- -- --

11:32:03 -- -- -- -- -- 1.750 (-14,507,000) 1,118,000

11:32:02 -- -- -- -- -- 1.750 (-1,000) 15,625,000

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02-Sep-2010 15:40

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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pharoah88 ( Date: 02-Sep-2010 12:42) Posted:

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02-Sep-2010 15:33

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

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Muted momentum or double-dip?

Recent market reactions show many investors believe the recovery will continue

Bob Doll

Consensus forecasts for the remainder of this year have been moving up as well, although expectations for next year have fallen slightly.
On the economic front, the most important data recently was the July employment report. The numbers were disappointing, as the United States shed jobs, largely as a result of the loss of temporary census jobs. Additionally, private sector payrolls advanced by a less-than-expected 71,000 jobs. The unemployment rate remained steady at 9.5 per cent. There were, however, some bright spots. Hours worked and average hourly earnings both advanced, which augers well for the future. On balance, the report had something for both the bears and the bulls.
Inflation dropped back to 1.1 per cent in June from 2 per cent in May and 2.6 per cent at the start of the year. Underlying inflationary pressures should continue to diminish making a reversion of interest rates back to a more normal level some way off.
Overall, US and global economic statistics continue to show that the pace of growth has trailed off in recent months.
Both the US and Chinese purchasing managers’ indexes for July indicated a loss of economic momentum. Nevertheless, recent market reactions have shown that many investors have shrugged off the weak data, suggesting that most are coming to believe the recovery will continue.
In addition to improving equity markets, industrial commodity prices have advanced by almost 15 per cent since early June. It is difficult for us to reconcile rising commodity prices with a view that the Chinese economy is collapsing or that the US and other developed markets are heading for a double-dip recession. From our perspective, the recent soft patch of economic data is just that — a slowdown in the pace of recovery and not an indication that the economy is sliding back into recession.
Many risks remain to our cautiously optimistic outlook, including the failure of the US housing market to stage a meaningful recovery, the need for ongoing consumer deleveraging and the move towards fiscal austerity in many markets. Any of these factors plus the ever-present risk of additional external shocks could potentially conspire to derail the US recovery. Notably, however, BlackRock believes such a scenario is unlikely. We would be more concerned about the possibility of a double-dip recession if the corporate sector were showing signs of profit difficulties but that clearly is not the case.
Looking ahead, as long as the economy does not fall back into recession, US equity markets should be able to grind higher over time. Economic growth of around 2 per cent should be enough to allow corporate earnings to continue to grow, and that backdrop, combined with still-attractive valuations, should make for an equity-friendly environment. Equity prices have been helped in recent weeks by continued strong corporate earnings. This quarter has been one of the strongest in recent years. With over 80 per cent of the S&P500 companies reporting earnings, close to 75 per cent of these have exceeded analysts’ expectations for profits and over 60 per cent for revenues. Total revenues are up 9 per cent versus a year ago, which offers some encouragement that the profit rebound is now about more than just cost reduction.

Bob Doll is vice-chairman and chief equity strategist for Fundamental Equities at BlackRock®

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02-Sep-2010 15:03

Others / TRADE FREELY & LiVE LONGER

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02-Sep-2010 14:58

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02-Sep-2010 14:55

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

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02-Sep-2010 14:51

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

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02-Sep-2010 14:47

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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02-Sep-2010 14:45

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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every tIme DOW UP by 200

GENTING RESETS

every tIme DOW dOwn by 200

GENTING ZOOMS

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02-Sep-2010 14:35

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02-Sep-2010 14:17

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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UOB System cOrrUptIOn ? ? ? ?

may be you have a TROJAN HORSE in your computer ? ? ? ?

epliew ( Date: 02-Sep-2010 14:13) Posted:

1.820	398	25,382	18,818	69	6,495
1.821	3	157	0	157	0
1.822	3	96	0	96	0
1.823	8	603	0	603	0
1.825	6	186	0	186	0
1.826	1	5	0	5	0
1.827	5	73	0	73	0
1.828	6	222	0	222	0
1.829	5	73	0	73	0
1.830	946	21,706	0	21	21,685

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02-Sep-2010 14:14

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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UOB iNfOrmatIOn IntegrIty ? ? ? ?

UOB market makIng ? ? ? ?

epliew ( Date: 02-Sep-2010 14:10) Posted:

strange, how come UOB kay hian one is diff. i double check.

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02-Sep-2010 14:11

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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mIne Is OCBC accOUnt.

winmoreM ( Date: 02-Sep-2010 14:05) Posted:

where is the link to know from UOB account

pharoah88 ( Date: 02-Sep-2010 14:01) Posted:

YOur infO IncOmplete ?

1.830 553 10,898,000 0 0 10,898,000

TOTAL 2,840 169,936,000 103,254,000 4,279,000 62,403,000

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02-Sep-2010 14:06

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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S$1.83 10,898,000 BOUGHT frOm SELLER

Pretty Strong Support

pharoah88 ( Date: 02-Sep-2010 14:01) Posted:

YOur infO IncOmplete ?

1.830 553 10,898,000 0 0 10,898,000

TOTAL 2,840 169,936,000 103,254,000 4,279,000 62,403,000

epliew ( Date: 02-Sep-2010 13:50) Posted:

1.770	158	10,839	6,804	0	4,035
1.774	1	80	0	80	0
1.775	1	50	0	50	0
1.778	2	1,835	0	1,835	0
1.780	171	12,466	8,428	2,001	2,037
1.781	1	8	0	8	0
1.782	4	36	0	36	0
1.789	1	344	0	344	0
1.790	189	34,478	20,084	0	14,394
1.791	1	11	0	11	0
1.793	2	81	0	81	0
1.795	1	110	0	110	0
1.800	157	8,964	8,684	0	280
1.802	1	54	0	54	0
1.804	1	8	0	8	0
1.806	1	9	0	9	0
1.810	396	29,390	21,541	2,677	5,172
1.811	2	82	0	82	0
1.813	2	34	0	34	0
1.815	1	11	0	11	0
1.816	4	76	0	76	0
1.820	398	25,382	18,818	69	6,495
1.821	3	157	0	157	0
1.822	3	96	0	96	0
1.823	8	603	0	603	0
1.825	6	186	0	186	0
1.826	1	5	0	5	0
1.827	5	73	0	73	0
1.828	6	222	0	222	0
1.829	5	73	0	73	0
1.830	946	21,706	0	21

Strange, how come some of the forum people said they purchase at 1.83 where from my UOB account, can see zero purchase at 1.83.

Anybody can enlighten me, thanks!

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02-Sep-2010 14:01

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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YOur infO IncOmplete ?

1.830 553 10,898,000 0 0 10,898,000

TOTAL 2,840 169,936,000 103,254,000 4,279,000 62,403,000

epliew ( Date: 02-Sep-2010 13:50) Posted:

1.770	158	10,839	6,804	0	4,035
1.774	1	80	0	80	0
1.775	1	50	0	50	0
1.778	2	1,835	0	1,835	0
1.780	171	12,466	8,428	2,001	2,037
1.781	1	8	0	8	0
1.782	4	36	0	36	0
1.789	1	344	0	344	0
1.790	189	34,478	20,084	0	14,394
1.791	1	11	0	11	0
1.793	2	81	0	81	0
1.795	1	110	0	110	0
1.800	157	8,964	8,684	0	280
1.802	1	54	0	54	0
1.804	1	8	0	8	0
1.806	1	9	0	9	0
1.810	396	29,390	21,541	2,677	5,172
1.811	2	82	0	82	0
1.813	2	34	0	34	0
1.815	1	11	0	11	0
1.816	4	76	0	76	0
1.820	398	25,382	18,818	69	6,495
1.821	3	157	0	157	0
1.822	3	96	0	96	0
1.823	8	603	0	603	0
1.825	6	186	0	186	0
1.826	1	5	0	5	0
1.827	5	73	0	73	0
1.828	6	222	0	222	0
1.829	5	73	0	73	0
1.830	946	21,706	0	21

Strange, how come some of the forum people said they purchase at 1.83 where from my UOB account, can see zero purchase at 1.83.

Anybody can enlighten me, thanks!

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02-Sep-2010 13:49

Genting HK USD / Genting HK US$

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RevealIng Its attractIOn

What’s New
• Essentially maintaining our 2011-02 forecasts following yesterday’s 1H10 results (refer to RHS table overleaf), but tweaking 2010’s earnings downwards mainly due to forex losses at Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL).
• We expect Genting Hong Kong (GENHK) to unveil a much stronger net profit in 2H10 led by seasonal strength in the cruise business and snowballing profits at Resorts World Manila (RWM).

Stock Impact

• 1H10 earnings indicate sustained recovery. GENHK achieved an estimated pre-exceptional net profit of US$0.2m in 1H10, reversing 1H09’s loss of US$21.7m. The figure is at the low end of our forecast, due to start-up costs for the EPIC (which set sail in July) at 50%-owned US cruise operator NCL, and poor luck factor at the Penang cruise operation under Star Cruises (Asian cruise operation).
• A much stronger 2H10 unfolding. We expect GENHK to deliver a net profit of US$77m, driven by strong 3Q10 seasonal demand at both NCL and Star Cruises, and with RWM steamrolling out fat returns. Earnings drivers for the cruise business are: a) rising ticket prices at both NCL (+5.8% yoy for NCL in 1H10) and Star Cruises, b) rising occupancy rates of >100% for non-day cruise routes, c) absence of 1H10’s pre-operating cost and maiden contribution for the EPIC, d) increased ship utilisation at Star Cruises with new route deployment (Hong Kong-Taiwan-Japan cruise) and bareboat charter with NCL for Norwegian Sky (1 Jul 10 to 31 Dec 12) for a total charter hire fee of US$53.4m, and e) normalised luck factor at the cruise casino operation.

• RWM’s rising attractiveness. 50%-owned RWM performed in line, contributing about US$10.2m to GENHK’s net profit, against our full-year forecast of US$39.1m. The payback for this >US$400m project has been so lucrative that its net debt has fallen to about US$50m.

• RWM could top our 2010 net profit expectation of US$78m should it continue to deliver a gross gaming win of at least US$1.5m (which we estimate it has achieved in Jun-Aug 10) compared with just over US$1.0m in 1H10. We understand that Jul 10’s annualised net earnings reached US$160m, and RWM also clocked in the highest daily win last week exceeding US$7.0m. For 2011, we expect RWM to deliver a net profit of US$215.5m assuming a daily win of almost US$1.6m and EBITDA margin of 41%.

• Potentially a big beneficiary of Manila. There are talks of the Philippine’s new administration exploring the possibility of outlawing slot parlour operations at non-tourist sites. If true, RWM could gain market share in the lucrative market. RWM’s slot operation (over 1,200 machines), which accounts for an estimated one-third of RWM’s bottom line, could gain significantly. Presently, non-casino slot parlours operate about 5,000 slot machines. RWM could eventually attract 20,000-25,000 visitors daily, up from 9,000 presently, after the integrated resort-casino’s grand opening at end-Nov 10. Potentially another crowd booster, there is a possibility that city check-in could be introduced for the nearby local (budget) air terminal.

• No competition in sight. It appears that the other three licence concessionaries at the Manila Bay mega casino development have initiated little construction works (if at all), thus giving RWM more time to harvest the burgeoning demand integrated resort-casinos.[/b]

Earnings Revision
• We trim our 2010, 2011 and 2012 net profit forecasts by 6.5%, 2.5%, 3.2% to US$8937m, US$181.0m and US$195.6m respectively. By 2011, RWM is expected to account for about 60% of GENHK’s net profit.

Valuation/Recommendation
• BUY on weakness; maintain our RNAV-based target price of US$0.31, which implies target 2011F fully-diluted PE and adjusted EV/EBITDA of 12.9x and 6.7x respectively.

Share Price Catalyst
• Strong earnings growth, dividend policy, future listing of NCL and RWM.

Last edited by kgaihc on Thu Sep 02, 2010 8:53 am; edited 2 times in total

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02-Sep-2010 13:17

User Research/Opinions / MAY BANK initiates GROWTH ERA tOday

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Banks

v 2QCY10 report card – Lower impairment allowances for loans help beat forecasts.

v The 2QCY10 results coupled with BNM’s recent banking stats for Jul has helped reinforce our Overweight stance on the sector.

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