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23-Aug-2010 17:22 Genting HK USD   /   Genting HK US$       Go to Message
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Former SPD welfare worker fined $10,000 on corruption charges

pharoah88      ( Date: 30-Jul-2010 16:11) Posted:



3rd September 2010

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Did Mel Gibson cause this?

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23-Aug-2010 17:19 Genting HK USD   /   Genting HK US$       Go to Message
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Genting HK US$ Symbol:
S21 		Currency:
US Dollar
Last: 0.315 + 0.025 Vol (K): 76695.0
Trading
Updated Time 23-Aug 16:55
Open 0.295 High 0.315 Low 0.285
Prev Close 0.29 Buy - Sell -
Volume(K) 72580.0 Buy Vol(K) - Sell Vol(K) -
52 Wk High 0.310 52 Wk Low 0.16 52 Wk Avg Vol 8541.679
All Time High 12.2 All Time Low 0.06    
Comments Near 52 wk high

*Reporting Currency in USD
Important: ShareJunction obtains our finance data from a third party. Check financial year before use. EPS values are recorded up to two decimal points.
Financials
Date Updated 30-Jul-2010 Financial Year 31-Dec-2009
Current Year Profit
(After Tax) $'000,000		 -28.289 Previous Year Profit
(After Tax) $'000,000		 -101.127
Net Asset Per Share 0.24 Turnover $'000,000 186.13
Current Year EPS
(After Interest and Tax)		 0.0 Previous Year EPS
(After Interest and Tax)		 -0.02
PE Ratio (After Tax) 0.0 Times Covered 0.0
Price (at update time) 0.255 Dividend Yield 0.0

*Technical Analysis Information is updated Daily
Technicals
RSI 71.46 Williams %R -18.18
Comments (RSI) Overbought Comments (W%R) Overbought

Intraday Chart

 
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23-Aug-2010 17:11 Genting HK USD   /   Genting HK US$       Go to Message
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Monday: 23 AUGUST 2010    CLOSING

76,695,000   TOP VOLUME No. 2

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prIce actIOn

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16:25:40   S$0.310     5,401,000   B f S

16:25:40   S$0.305     1,000,000   B f S

16:18:25   S$0.305     1,000,000   B f S

16:18:24   S$0.305     1,000,000   B f S

16:18:18   S$0.305     1,000,000   B f S

16:18:16   S$0.305     2,000,000   B f S

16:17:38   S$0.300   12,000,000   B f S

16:14:35   S$0.295     1,050,000   B f S

16:14:12   S$0.295     1,000,000   B f S

11:52:37   S$0.295     3,545,000   B f S
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16:57:28   S$0.315     1,000,000   B f S

16:53:17   S$0.310     1,020,000   B f S

16:25:40   S$0.310     5,401,000   B f S

16:25:40   S$0.305     1,000,000   B f S

16:18:25   S$0.305     1,000,000   B f S

16:18:24   S$0.305     1,000,000   B f S

16:18:18   S$0.305     1,000,000   B f S

16:18:16   S$0.305     2,000,000   B f S

16:17:38   S$0.300   12,000,000   B f S

16:14:35   S$0.295     1,050,000   B f S

16:14:12   S$0.295     1,000,000   B f S

11:52:37   S$0.295     3,545,000   B f S
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23-Aug-2010 16:41 Genting HK USD   /   Genting HK US$       Go to Message
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Monday: 23 AUGUST 2010  prIce actIOn

16:25:40   S$0.310     5,401,000   B f S

16:25:40   S$0.305     1,000,000   B f S

16:18:25   S$0.305     1,000,000   B f S

16:18:24   S$0.305     1,000,000   B f S

16:18:18   S$0.305     1,000,000   B f S

16:18:16   S$0.305     2,000,000   B f S

16:17:38   S$0.300   12,000,000   B f S

16:14:35   S$0.295     1,050,000   B f S

16:14:12   S$0.295     1,000,000   B f S

11:52:37   S$0.295     3,545,000   B f S
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16:25:40   S$0.305     1,000,000   B f S

16:18:25   S$0.305     1,000,000   B f S

16:18:24   S$0.305     1,000,000   B f S

16:18:18   S$0.305     1,000,000   B f S

16:18:16   S$0.305     2,000,000   B f S

16:17:38   S$0.300   12,000,000   B f S

16:14:35   S$0.295     1,050,000   B f S

16:14:12   S$0.295     1,000,000   B f S

11:52:37   S$0.295    3,545,000   B f S
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23-Aug-2010 16:20 Keppel Land   /   Kepland       Go to Message
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INVEST  FAIR  2010  Marina Bay Sands

21 ~ 22  AUGUST  2010   

ANALYSTS'  CALL

SHORT 
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23-Aug-2010 16:09 Others   /   TRADE FREELY & LiVE LONGER       Go to Message
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14:19:27  S$0.355   2,541,000   B f S11:12:08  S$0.350   2,312,000   B f S

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23-Aug-2010 14:29 User Research/Opinions   /   *** OIL *** CNOOC + PETROCHINA + SINOPEC       Go to Message
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Sinopec’s H1 profit jumps as China growth spurs oil demand

HONG KONG — China Petroleum and Chemical Corp, Asia’s biggest refiner, unexpectedly posted a 6.7-per-cent increase in first-half profit as a rebound in the nation’s economy spurred demand for oil, gas and petrochemicals  Net income at Sinopec, as China Petroleum is known, climbed to 35.5 billion yuan ($7.09 billion) — or 0.403 yuan a share — from 33.3 billion yuan a year earlier, the company said in a statement to the Shanghai stock exchange on Sunday. That compares with a median estimate of 32.4 billion yuan in a survey of 10 analysts compiled by

Bloomberg

This, even as Sinopec posted a 10-per-cent drop in second-quarter profit compared with a year earlier.

Chinese refiners — including Sinopec — had processed 18 per cent more crude oil than a year earlier in the first six months, buoyed by an economy that grew 11.1 per cent in the first half and surpassed Japan in size.

The Beijing-based refiner agreed in March to buy a stake in an Angolan field from its parent for US$2.5 billion to boost crude production and meet domestic demand.

UOB-Kay Hian analyst Wang Aochao said: “Sinopec is likely to purchase more quality oilfield assets from its parent company to boost earnings and, by doing so, the listed unit will be able to offset risks resulting from the government’s policy restrictions on the refining business.”

First-half oil-product sales rose 18 per cent to 68.15 million tonnes, boosting overall revenue during the period by 75 per cent to 936.5 billion yuan, according to yesterday’s statement.

For the full year, Sinopec may report a 3-per-cent increase in profit to 63.4 billion yuan, according to a median estimate of 17 analysts surveyed..

Bloomberg

Chinese refiners — including Sinopec — processed 18 per cent more crude oil than a year earlier in the first six months, buoyed by an economy that grew 11.1 per cent in the first half and surpassed Japan in size.

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23-Aug-2010 14:20 User Research/Opinions   /   *** OIL *** CNOOC + PETROCHINA + SINOPEC       Go to Message
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OIL  OIL  OIL

CNOOC  +  PETROCHINA  +  SINOPEC
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23-Aug-2010 14:06 Ying Li Intl   /   Ying Li       Go to Message
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S-chips ‘may not do so well for rest of year’     EXCEPT . . . China-based firms that are listed on the Singapore Exchange, or S-chips, may see a lacklustre performance for the rest of the year as China’s economic cooling measures continue to weigh down sentiment on these stocks.Thomson Reuters.

China measures still affect sentiment

Millet Enriquez

emelita@mediacorp.com.sg

SINGAPORE —

Still, prospects are not all bleak for the S-chips — which have generally taken a beating so far — as some analysts believe there are some bright spots.

Sectors such as consumer goods and food could prove resilient amid the overall market weakness.

“Just when you think that things wouldn’t come back, they often do.

“And I believe that this will be the case for the S-chips — though I would advocate very selective stock picking,”

said Mr Terence Wong, co-head of research at DMG and Partners.

As at Aug 12, some of the component stocks of the FTSE ST China Index have shed as much as 60 per cent in their share prices since the start of the year, according to data provided by

Asia Environment and Jiutian Chemicals were among those whose share prices have dropped considerably.

So far, valuations for S-chips are low. At a price to earnings (PE) ratio of about 5.7 or 5.8, they are quite below their counterparts in Hong Kong and Shanghai where valuations are seeing double digits, said Sias Research vicepresident Roger Tan.

Said Mr Tan: “In general, we are going to see a weaker S-chip market.

There will be one or two gems.”

Among those which could offer some upside potential are Ying Li, C&O Pharmaceutical Technology, and China Minzhong.

Another company singled out with good prospects is Singapore firm Midas Holdings which has significant business interests in China.

C&O Pharmaceutical, for one, is on track to meet its expansion plans, said Mr Tan.

While Midas will likely benefit from the China government’s commitment to improve its railroad system, said DMG’s Mr Wong.

“With the burgeoning of the middle class in China as well as the upping of the minimum wages over there, that would actually benefit a lot of the consumer players.

“Some of the companies that we do cover on that front would be the likes of China Hongxing Sports,” said Mr Wong.

While these stocks offer good valuations, Mr Tan said investors should also be prepared to hold on to the stocks for the long-term as it will take a while before they see some upside.

While investor confidence is gradually returning, further evidence of good business prospects, earnings track record, good management and transparency will be needed to gain investors back, analysts said.

Mr Tan said the fate of S-chips is also likely to rest on how China manages its cooling measures: “(If) they are not careful in managing the way they try to reduce the size of the bubble, and it does burst, then that may cause a panic in S-chips.”

In the meantime, these counters will have to compete with local companies to gain investor interest. “If they have a good growth story I don’t think it’s difficult to do that,” he added.

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23-Aug-2010 14:03 User Research/Opinions   /   China stocks have bottomed or I'll strip says Boes       Go to Message
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S-chips ‘may not do so well for rest of year’     EXCEPT . . .

China measures still affect sentiment

Millet Enriquez

emelita@mediacorp.com.sg

SINGAPORE —

Still, prospects are not all bleak for the S-chips — which have generally taken a beating so far — as some analysts believe there are some bright spots.

Sectors such as consumer goods and food could prove resilient amid the overall market weakness.

“Just when you think that things wouldn’t come back, they often do.

“And I believe that this will be the case for the S-chips — though I would advocate very selective stock picking,”

said Mr Terence Wong, co-head of research at DMG and Partners.

As at Aug 12, some of the component stocks of the FTSE ST China Index have shed as much as 60 per cent in their share prices since the start of the year, according to data provided by

Asia Environment and Jiutian Chemicals were among those whose share prices have dropped considerably.

So far, valuations for S-chips are low. At a price to earnings (PE) ratio of about 5.7 or 5.8, they are quite below their counterparts in Hong Kong and Shanghai where valuations are seeing double digits, said Sias Research vicepresident Roger Tan.

Said Mr Tan: “In general, we are going to see a weaker S-chip market.

There will be one or two gems.”

Among those which could offer some upside potential are Ying Li, C&O Pharmaceutical Technology, and China Minzhong.

Another company singled out with good prospects is Singapore firm Midas Holdings which has significant business interests in China.

C&O Pharmaceutical, for one, is on track to meet its expansion plans, said Mr Tan.

While Midas will likely benefit from the China government’s commitment to improve its railroad system, said DMG’s Mr Wong.

“With the burgeoning of the middle class in China as well as the upping of the minimum wages over there, that would actually benefit a lot of the consumer players.

“Some of the companies that we do cover on that front would be the likes of China Hongxing Sports,” said Mr Wong.

While these stocks offer good valuations, Mr Tan said investors should also be prepared to hold on to the stocks for the long-term as it will take a while before they see some upside.

While investor confidence is gradually returning, further evidence of good business prospects, earnings track record, good management and transparency will be needed to gain investors back, analysts said.

Mr Tan said the fate of S-chips is also likely to rest on how China manages its cooling measures: “(If) they are not careful in managing the way they try to reduce the size of the bubble, and it does burst, then that may cause a panic in S-chips.”

In the meantime, these counters will have to compete with local companies to gain investor interest. “If they have a good growth story I don’t think it’s difficult to do that,” he added.China-based firms that are listed on the Singapore Exchange, or S-chips, may see a lacklustre performance for the rest of the year as China’s economic cooling measures continue to weigh down sentiment on these stocks.Thomson Reuters.

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23-Aug-2010 13:44 Seatrium   /   Sembmarine       Go to Message
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INVEST  FAIR  2010  Marina Bay Sands

21 ~ 22 AUGUST 2010

ANALYSTS'  CALL

SHORT

 

 

 

 

 

 
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23-Aug-2010 13:41 Seatrium   /   Sembmarine       Go to Message
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O&M sector to flourish:

Industry analysts

New orders expected from foreign firms

Ephraim Se ow

ephraimseow@mediacorp.com.sg

SINGAPORE

Nomura and OCBC have recommended investors to buy into Keppel Corporation — the parent company of Keppel Offshore & Marine — and Sembcorp Marine in their latest investment research reports.

Sembcorp Marine and Keppel Offshore & Marine reported strong order books in their second quarter financial statements.

Sembcorp Marine has a net order book of $4.3 billion with completion and deliveries stretching till December 2012. This includes $853 million in contract orders secured from this January to early this month.

Keppel Offshore & Marine Division’s net order book stands at $5 billion with deliveries into 2013. It has secured $1.9 billion of new orders as at late July. The company has also tendered for some of Brazilian energy giant Petrobras’ new projects.

“Keppel remains our sector pick given the high chance of it winning some of Petrobras’ orders, good track record and potential support from its other businesses,” said OCBC analyst Low Pei Han.

Petrobras plans to build 28 oil rigs in Brazil, as part of its US$220 billion ($298.3 billion) investment to develop oil fields.

In its report, Nomura cited a Keppel management source as saying that in preparation to tap on this opportunity, Keppel’s BrasFELS in Brazil is reserving between 20 per cent and 30 per cent of yard capacity for rigs.

Nomura analysts also noted that oil prices are still supportive of long-term capital expenditure and there is a likely resurgence of new orders from other national and international oil companies.

Keppel Corp shares closed at $8.75 and Sembcorp Marine ended at $3.85 last Friday.— Financial analysts expect companies in the offshore and marine (O&M) sector here to sparkle over the next couple of years. These companies are likely to- outperform the overall market as rising new orders are expected from international oil firms, the analysts said.

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23-Aug-2010 13:32 China Aviation   /   Is CAO going to rise higher??       Go to Message
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INVEST  FAIR  2010  Marina Bay Sands

21 ~ 22 AUGUST  2010

Analysts'  cOmmented  On 

GOVERNANCE  SCARE
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23-Aug-2010 13:26 Fixed Deposits   /   $$$$ F D Interest Abnormalisation MLM BUBBLE $$$       Go to Message
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INVEST  FAIR  2010  Marina  Bay  Sands

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ANALYSTS'  COMMENTARY

 

HiGH  EXCHANGE  RATE  POLICY:

-  DAMAING  tO  EXPORTERS'  COMPETITIVENESS

-  FAVOURABLE  tO  IMPORTERS'  COMPETITIVENESS

 

Near ZERO  INTEREST  RATE  POLICY:

-  DRIVING  UP  DOMESTIC  PRICES

-  DRIVING  UP  INTERNAL  INFLATION

-  DRIVING  UP  COST  OF  LIVING

-  ARTIFICIAL  ABNORMALISATION

-  ECONOMICALLY  UNSTAINABLE
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INVEST FAIR 2010  Marina Bay Sands

21 ~ 22 AUGUST 2010

ANALYSTS' CALL

SHORT

 
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Monday: 23 AUGUST 2010  prIce actIOn

11:52:37   S$0.295   3.545,000   BOUGHT  frOm  SELLER
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23-Aug-2010 12:39 Genting HK USD   /   Genting HK US$       Go to Message
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kiwi77sg      ( Date: 21-Aug-2010 00:29) Posted:

WHy 3rd of Sept ?

pharoah88      ( Date: 20-Aug-2010 17:28) Posted:

Friday: 3rd September 2010

D  DAY  COUNT  DOWN

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