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stevenk
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01-Sep-2013 17:40
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Still going down next week ........... | ||||
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simison
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30-Aug-2013 10:32
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Genting SP we are seeing massive volume at 15 million shares in 2 hours trade at 1.31 cents with little price movement. Therefore the BB are accumlating quieting before they pump it up to 1.40 cents before making a big profit off the shortlist stuck at 1.20 cents on wednesday.. very strong support at 1.31 cents, which is also the rebound price in june 25 sell down before it rebounded back to 1.41 cents. I'm adding a second position at 1.31 cents today and will watch it as it rebound back to 1.40 cents... | ||||
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LOVEYOURSELF
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30-Aug-2013 07:35
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ALL THE BEST !!! HOPE IT GOES UP AND UP ..........
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simison
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29-Aug-2013 11:32
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yesterday genting broke the 1.32c with high volume... today it recovered strongly back to 1.32 cent .. BB is going to push this back to the resistance level of 1.40 cents to squeeze the shortlist... initaite a long position now... | ||||
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LOVEYOURSELF
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22-Aug-2013 15:32
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I share the same opinion as you. I think Genting sp will see an increase in mass market/customers ....
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shroomfarmer
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22-Aug-2013 14:35
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this is all very superficial. has absolutely no impact on anything. but if anything I agree that this will dampen the mood to go to genting highlands and people might come to SG instead.  | ||||
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Tomique
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22-Aug-2013 10:33
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A public transport plunging into the deep valley causing 37 deaths is really scary and pitiful.   Condolence to the Malaysian, Bangladeshi and Thai families whose loved one were in the fateful fall. People will be frightful to go up Genting Highlands for some time as many fatal accidents of vehicles falling off the cliff there have been frequent. The Genting Highland casino would probably experience a drop of visitors using public transport going there.   Thus Genting Sp might even experience an increase in business from visitors from Thailand and Malaysia. Genting Sp, jia you....  |
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hlfoo2010
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21-Aug-2013 17:15
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LOVEYOURSELF
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21-Aug-2013 15:35
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I need not say anything ....... just look at the share price........
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desmondwong
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19-Aug-2013 13:30
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Can you make it to 1.50,.........hooray !!!!!!
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desmondwong
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18-Aug-2013 18:13
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Wa Liao rocket going up reaching 1.40......The Motley Fool August, 17 said:-Can Bob Improve Your Returns?Beating the marketLet me give you a few examples.Over the last ten years, Jardine Strategic Holdings (SGX: J37) has delivered a return of 1,353% for its shareholders. Put another way, if you had invested $1,000 in the company in 2003, your investment, which includes reinvested dividends, would be worth $14,510 today.Other companies that have done well over the past decade include casino and resort operator Genting Singapore (SGX: G13), Singapore Exchange (SGX: S68) and shipbuilder Sembcorp Marine (SGX: S51). They have all delivered annual total returns in the mid to high twenties. Meanwhile, the Straits Time Index (SGX: ^STI) has returned around 10%.Whilst the benchmark index has done well, some shares have done much better. That is because the Singapore benchmark comprises 30 separate companies. So the returns you get will be a blend of the returns from all those different shares.In the main, it is generally accepted that diversification is a good thing. However, it can also be easy to fall into the trap of over diversifying.
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LOVEYOURSELF
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14-Aug-2013 09:36
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When will ever wake up!  Already DEAD for a long long long time......
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Tomique
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14-Aug-2013 08:39
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Not dead yet, but in comatose. Will wake up if injected with any growth serum. Waohahaa! 
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LOVEYOURSELF
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14-Aug-2013 08:32
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..........what for positive report.......   ...........this stock is dead ......................
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oldflyingfox
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13-Aug-2013 11:19
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Positive report from Macquarie => http://www.warrants.com.sg/cgi/newsletter/todays_highlight.cgi   Genting Singapore ? growth pipeline approaching The highlights of Genting Singapore?s strong set 2Q13 results reported on 6 August were   1) strong growth in VIP rolling chip volume (where Genting Singapore took market share from MBS) 2) confirmation that Genting Singapore was looking at the Japan growth opportunity (rather than another one of the Genting entities) and 3) management stating that there was another growth opportunity (other than Japan) visible in the next 6 ? 12 months. The issue with the result was the low hold rate for a second quarter.   The highlight of Genting Singapore?s result was in the VIP segment where rolling chip volume grew 29%, allowing Genting Singapore to increase its market share to 49% from 44% in 1Q. This is admirable against a backdrop of lower credit extension and given the fact that Genting Singapore does not have a position in Macau (as its MBS does) ? which would be a valuable feeder market. Management said the strong performance was driven by Genting Singapore being more comfortable with its customer base and being more efficient with credit extension and collection.   The mass market side volumes grew c.5% year-on-year (yoy), however Genting Singapore ceded market share from 46% in 1Q to 45% in 2Q. Management noted that local visitation continued to be impacted by the Government cubs ? and MER expects Genting Singapore is getting hit harder by this given its exposure to the local players. Management noted the focus is on growing the premium mass program which they are targeting at present.   On Japan, Genting Singapore confirmed that it was looking at the opportunity and that if casinos were legalised, it would look to enter Japan through the Genting Singapore entity. This is consistent with MER?s thinking, but was a key area of pushback from investors as the common concern was that Japan may take place through another Genting entity.     MER?s action and recommendation: MER retains its Outperform rating on Genting Singapore with a 12-month target price of $1.85. The stock closed at $1.38 yesterday. |
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krisluke
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07-Aug-2013 09:45
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Genting SP: 2Q13 results missed estimates, again on poor luck factor, despite stronger underlying VIP volume growth. Nevertheless, following the recent stock price correction and lack of immediate catalysts, some market watchers expect a neutral stock reaction. Adjusted EBITDA was $310.8m (+1% y/y, +24% q/q), again negatively affected by below theoretical VIP hold of 2.5% (vs 2.12% in 1Q and 3.1% in 2Q13), despite a significant increase in VIP rolling chip volume (+29% y/y). Net profit edged up 1% y/y to $140.2m, as revenue inched up similarly to $707.9m. Overall, the Singapore gaming market rose an estimated 8% y/y in 2Q, or 2% y/y in 1H to $3.85b, underpinned mainly by a stronger VIP market. Barring further exceptional weakness in VIP win rate, some market watchers expect a stronger 2H13, though quarterly VIP volumes should remain volatile. GENS remains optimistic that Japan is closer to legalizing casino gaming via a two stage approval process, i.e., approval of a casino enabling bill before end 2013 and approval of a detailed implementation bill a year there after. If Japan goes ahead with casino gaming, GENS's track record in Singapore and its strong balance sheet would put it in a good position to compete. GENS is also exploring other Asian leisure/gaming opportunities which it hopes to conclude in 6-12 months. Maybank KE maintains Hold with lower TP of $1.34 (from $1.70) Deutsche maintains Hold with TP $1.38. Credit Suisse maintains Outperform with TP $1.80. Nomura maintains Reduce with TP $1.23. |
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oldflyingfox
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07-Aug-2013 09:40
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Moving up strongly now... | ||||
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Tomique
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07-Aug-2013 09:29
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Casinos always win.   It is just bigger or smaller wins, but they normally do not lose.   Thus invest long term is better. | ||||
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07-Aug-2013 09:19
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.........all considered .......... this is ok report card........what say U ???
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06-Aug-2013 20:21
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SINGAPORE, Aug 6 (Reuters) - Genting Singapore Ltd reported a 5 percent rise in second-quarter core earnings, but the numbers came below market expectations and the company said its casino business was affected by a lower win percentage in the premium players' business. Genting Singapore's Resorts World Sentosa and Las Vegas Sands' Marina Bay Sands' are the world's most profitable casinos, but analysts expect tepid growth due to China's economic slowdown and worries about rising debt from Chinese high-rollers. Sitting on a cash pile of nearly S$4 billion, Genting Singapore said it was keen to expand overseas. | ||||
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