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Genting Singapore Plc (GENS SP), owner of one of two casino resorts in the city-state, increased 1.9% to $1.63.
Macquarie Group raised its share-price forecast to $2.10 from $1.60 and maintained its “outperform” rating.
BullishTempo ( Date: 30-Aug-2010 10:49) Posted:
| STI gains 0.8% to 2,960.56 as at 9:35 a.m. |
Tags: Allgreen Properties | Capitaland | City Developments | Genting Singapore |Genting Singapore Plc | Goodpack | Guocoland | Longcheer Holdings | WRITTEN BY BLOOMBERG | | MONDAY, 30 AUGUST 2010 09:57 | Singapore’s Straits Times Index gained 0.8% to 2,960.56 as of 9:35 a.m. Eight stocks advanced for each that fell on the 30-member gauge. Shares on the measure trade at an average 14.3 times estimated earnings, compared with about 17.4 times at the beginning of the year, according to Bloomberg data. The following shares were among the most active in the market. Stock symbols are in parentheses after company names.
Developers: Singapore today introduced more steps to rein in speculative property purchases after previous attempts to cool the real-estate market had limited effect. CapitaLand (CAPL SP), Southeast Asia’s biggest developer, dropped 0.5% to $3.98.City Developments (CIT SP), Singapore’s second-largest developer by market value, decreased 2.2% to $11.70. Allgreen Properties (AG SP), the Singapore-based developer controlled by Malaysian billionaire Robert Kuok, declined 1.8% to $1.12.
Guocoland (GUOL SP), the developer controlled by Malaysian billionaire Quek Leng Chan, climbed 3.3% to $2.21. The company said it plans to raise $532.5 million selling shares to existing shareholders at $1.80 a share on the basis of one new share for every three existing shares held. JPMorgan Chase & Co. maintained its “overweight” rating and cut its share-price forecast to $2.45 from $2.70.
Genting Singapore Plc (GENS SP), owner of one of two casino resorts in the city-state, increased 1.9% to $1.63. Macquarie Group raised its share-price forecast to $2.10 from $1.60 and maintained its “outperform” rating.
Goodpack (GPACK SP), a supplier of intermediate bulk containers used to transport commodities such as rubber, coffee and chestnuts, rose 2.1% to $1.93. The company said full-year profit climbed 30% to US$33.6 million ($45.5 million).
Longcheer Holdings (LHL SP), a China-based mobile phone designer, advanced 2.1% to 74 cents. The company said fourth-quarter profit rose 15% to 44 million yuan ($8.8 million) from a year earlier. |
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My quote """""If PM lee goes to Casino with a good course to promote as follows.......
Each $ spent at RWS or MBS, 20 cents goes to those old folks who are sitting alone on the benches near their rented flats from morning to night staring blankly into the sky....""""""""
I mean Each 'Playing $' spent in the Casino , and not the levy. If Casino makes 1.6 milllion a day, it means 20 cents x 1.6 millions, goes to those old folks.
Let the old folks be taken care of by the players who patronise the casino. Hows that? So, with the openings of more casinos in singaore, old folks in singapore need not worry about getting old..
BullishTempo ( Date: 30-Aug-2010 10:40) Posted:
You mean the businessman who lost 26m ? |
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accOrdIng tO NLP
the braIn dOes nOt regIster the wOrd "DON'T"
when braIn receIves an InstrUctIOn "DON'T GAMBLE"
the braIn regIsters Only "GAMBLE"
Based On NLP technIque
If One Intends tO tell anOther tO GAMBLE
jUst IssUe the reverse InstrUctIOn "DON'T GAMBLE"
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AnthonyTan ( Date: 30-Aug-2010 08:59) Posted:
National Day Rally - PM again reminded Singaporean and
PR not to gamble in the casinos. The casinos are for the
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Charting the recovery in India
Uncertainty in the American market and the fear of a global slowdown in recovery spurred many equity markets around the world to decline over the past week.
The MSCI World Equity Index ended Thursday at 1.5 per cent lower week on week to close at 1,077 points.
Bourses in Asia weakened and the MSCI Asia-Pacific ex Japan index closed Thursday at 400 points, down 1.8 per cent week-on-week.
In our earlier commentary dated June 21, we spotlighted India’s growth momentum. Since then, the CNX Nifty Index — one of the country’s key indices — rose by approximately 4 percent, from 5,262 points to 5,477 points last Thursday.
The recovery was spurred on by its strong economic performance. India‘s exports rose 13.2 per cent year on year after recording its ninth consecutive month of growth in July. Robust corporate profits, growing investments due to favorable financing conditions and the International Monetary Fund’s revised growth projection from 8.8 per cent to 9.5 per cent also contributed.
While the withdrawal of advanced countries’ stimulus measures might impact demand, it appears that the country is still on track to reach its 2010 fiscal year export target of US$200 billion ($265.2 billion).
The consistency of the recovery of India’s stock market looks set to continue through the second half of the year.
While the CNX Nifty underwent some consolidation over the last week, the market is ripe for continued recovery and technical signals are pointing to an end of the current downtrend.
As such, investors who are interested in the India market should explore buying into Exchange Traded Funds such as the DBXTNifty 10US$ and the Lyxor India Nifty 10 — both of which track the Nifty Index, and the IS MSCI INDIA 100US$ which tracks the MSCI India Index.
Traders who are looking for opportunities in the Singapore market can look out for call warrants on stocks that have been resistant to sell offs on the Straits Times Index.
Stocks such as Noble Group and Wilmar seem to have bottomed out last
Visit www.siasresearch.com for daily market calls and investment strategies reports.
Contributed by Edmund Seow from SIAS Research. week and leveraged longs using call warrants would allow traders to take advantage of the volatility in the market for quick trades.
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Charting the recovery in India
Uncertainty in the American market and the fear of a global slowdown in recovery spurred many equity markets around the world to decline over the past week.
The MSCI World Equity Index ended Thursday at 1.5 per cent lower week on week to close at 1,077 points.
Bourses in Asia weakened and the MSCI Asia-Pacific ex Japan index closed Thursday at 400 points, down 1.8 per cent week-on-week.
In our earlier commentary dated June 21, we spotlighted India’s growth momentum. Since then, the CNX Nifty Index — one of the country’s key indices — rose by approximately 4 percent, from 5,262 points to 5,477 points last Thursday.
The recovery was spurred on by its strong economic performance. India‘s exports rose 13.2 per cent year on year after recording its ninth consecutive month of growth in July. Robust corporate profits, growing investments due to favorable financing conditions and the International Monetary Fund’s revised growth projection from 8.8 per cent to 9.5 per cent also contributed.
While the withdrawal of advanced countries’ stimulus measures might impact demand, it appears that the country is still on track to reach its 2010 fiscal year export target of US$200 billion ($265.2 billion).
The consistency of the recovery of India’s stock market looks set to continue through the second half of the year.
While the CNX Nifty underwent some consolidation over the last week, the market is ripe for continued recovery and technical signals are pointing to an end of the current downtrend.
As such, investors who are interested in the India market should explore buying into Exchange Traded Funds such as the DBXTNifty 10US$ and the Lyxor India Nifty 10 — both of which track the Nifty Index, and the IS MSCI INDIA 100US$ which tracks the MSCI India Index.
Traders who are looking for opportunities in the Singapore market can look out for call warrants on stocks that have been resistant to sell offs on the Straits Times Index.
Stocks such as Noble Group and Wilmar seem to have bottomed out last
Visit www.siasresearch.com for daily market calls and investment strategies reports. week and leveraged longs using call warrants would allow traders to take advantage of the volatility in the market for quick trades.
Contributed by Edmund Seow from SIAS Research.
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Charting the recovery in India
Uncertainty in the American market and the fear of a global slowdown in recovery spurred many equity markets around the world to decline over the past week.
The MSCI World Equity Index ended Thursday at 1.5 per cent lower week on week to close at 1,077 points.
Bourses in Asia weakened and the MSCI Asia-Pacific ex Japan index closed Thursday at 400 points, down 1.8 per cent week-on-week.
In our earlier commentary dated June 21, we spotlighted India’s growth momentum. Since then, the CNX Nifty Index — one of the country’s key indices — rose by approximately 4 percent, from 5,262 points to 5,477 points last Thursday.
The recovery was spurred on by its strong economic performance. India‘s exports rose 13.2 per cent year on year after recording its ninth consecutive month of growth in July. Robust corporate profits, growing investments due to favorable financing conditions and the International Monetary Fund’s revised growth projection from 8.8 per cent to 9.5 per cent also contributed.
While the withdrawal of advanced countries’ stimulus measures might impact demand, it appears that the country is still on track to reach its 2010 fiscal year export target of US$200 billion ($265.2 billion).
The consistency of the recovery of India’s stock market looks set to continue through the second half of the year.
While the CNX Nifty underwent some consolidation over the last week, the market is ripe for continued recovery and technical signals are pointing to an end of the current downtrend.
As such, investors who are interested in the India market should explore buying into Exchange Traded Funds such as the DBXTNifty 10US$ and the Lyxor India Nifty 10 — both of which track the Nifty Index, and the IS MSCI INDIA 100US$ which tracks the MSCI India Index.
Traders who are looking for opportunities in the Singapore market can look out for call warrants on stocks that have been resistant to sell offs on the Straits Times Index.
Stocks such as Noble Group and Wilmar seem to have bottomed out last
Visit www.siasresearch.com for daily market calls and investment strategies reports. week and leveraged longs using call warrants would allow traders to take advantage of the volatility in the market for quick trades.
Contributed by Edmund Seow from SIAS Research.
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