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speed000
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01-Aug-2007 11:36
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u will see a recover u turn at discounted price, further if by funds |
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moneymaking
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01-Aug-2007 11:25
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Could this be wave C of the correction where panic selling sets in ? What's next ? Bargain hunting ?
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cyjjerry85
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01-Aug-2007 11:01
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its another day of "see people sell, i sell" |
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speed000
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01-Aug-2007 10:47
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Our bank sector have no direct exposure to the U.S. subprime sector. Beside our own earning on Asia & Middle East rising. Tourisim exposure rising in fashion with world eyeing F1 event n Casino Intergrated Resort. |
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cyjjerry85
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01-Aug-2007 10:44
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such sentiments always have oversold scenarios...if one is rich enough, it is good to get some good deals and hold longer |
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speed000
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01-Aug-2007 10:09
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Who are thinking the market is over sold since most are at attractive price ratio??? |
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mirage
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01-Aug-2007 09:04
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QUOTES: Singapore share prices are expected to open lower Wednesday after Wall Street pulled back on Tuesday because of persistent concern about the US sub-prime mortgage market. Here Tuesday, the Straits Times Index closed 21.37 points or 0.6 percent higher at 3,547.66, after trading between 3,533.52 and 3,577.53. The volume traded was 3.54 billion shares worth 3.68 billion Singapore dollars. Losers outpaced gainers 581 to 392, with 657 counters unchanged. While the market may follow Wall Street's decline, buying of shares in select sectors, such as oil-and-gas-related and property stocks, may limit the fall. Investors have once again started nibbling on property stocks, which plummeted in the past two weeks after the government announced an increase in the tax on property redevelopment. Fear among investors that the government will take measures to curb spiraling prices of residential property has been allayed somewhat by remarks reportedly made by Minister for National Development Mah Bow Tan. The local media quoted Tan as saying the government has no intention of taking measures to cool the booming property market in the near future. The strength of the earnings of COSCO Corp (Singapore) may encourage further buying of shipyard stocks, which are benefitting from the oil and gas boom. COSCO Singapore's second-quarter net profit was 58 percent higher than a year before at 80.40 million Singapore dollars. Singapore Airlines is releasing its results for its financial first quarter ended June after the market closes. Two analysts polled by Thomson Financial expect the airline to post a net profit in the range of 300-357 million dollars, down from 575 million dollars a year before, when its earnings were bolstered by a gain of 223 million dollars from the sale of its office building. Trading begins Wednesday in the stock of Ascendas India Trust and Reyphon Agriceutical Ltd. Ascendas India, an operator of information technology parks in India, sold 423.38 million shares at 1.18 Singapore dollars apiece in its initial public offering, which was 43.8 times subscribed. Reyphon, a manufacturer of gibberellic acids in China, sold 78.6 million new and vendor shares at 39 cents apiece in its IPO, which was 13.5 times subscribed. |
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singaporegal
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25-Jul-2007 21:54
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Dow bounces back up. Up 90 points. |
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Livermore
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25-Jul-2007 18:31
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The best gains are really made by the simple strategy of just buy and hold for long term. Too much buying and selling is not quite a good way to go. Someone asked me the other day, if I don't sell how do I get to trade. But I don't really need to trade....... Sometimes the most boring way is the best way..... |
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maipenrai
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25-Jul-2007 17:27
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totally agree... but humans never learn do they, just like love brings joy, sorrow, pain but evryone still fall for it. don't despair for with this panic comes opportunity for real investors... cheers.. have a good dinner. Energy for tomolo's Jade, Armarda, Avi-tech, Banjoo Aqua-terra... hehe.. |
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cyjjerry85
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25-Jul-2007 17:12
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another reinforced-lesson learnt today...don't panic sell early in the morning because of a moment's bad news...stay calm and evaluate...many stocks dipped initially but yet recovered in the later part...it is just like last Wed-Thurs scenario...selling for no solid reason (just based on others sell, you also sell)... what Centaur and Livermore is very true too |
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Centaur
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25-Jul-2007 13:21
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well, one cannot buy STI but can buy ETF.. hehee. anyway, looks like not able to fish from anything today.. See how it goes in the afternoon |
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Livermore
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25-Jul-2007 12:24
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Focus on your individual stocks not the STI. One is not buying a share called the "STI" although a sharp drop would cause most shares to fall.... |
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Livermore
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25-Jul-2007 12:20
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No bargian . Most shares up:) |
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Centaur
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25-Jul-2007 09:21
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Hee hee, time for bargain hunting again. |
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cyjjerry85
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25-Jul-2007 09:19
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Panicky selling now in the morning...ya guys still remember what happened last week? sometimes following the momentum flow of selling when there's a single day bad news (& not a long term one)...don't just throw away your shares simply k? learn from previous lessons...after every down is an UP |
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cyjjerry85
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23-Jul-2007 10:19
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CIMB-Gohdirect: Immediate outlook: The Straits Times Index (STI) saw a volatile week. The index closed the week flat week-on-week at 3,651.38. The index has fallen back into its ST sideways trading band of 3,450 and 3,650. Despite seeing negative divergence on both its indicators, we believe that the momentum is still strong enough to lift the index higher. The index could continue to rise to test 3,700-3,740 level next should it break above the 3,650 again and hold above it for 2 days. |
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mirage
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23-Jul-2007 08:59
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QUOTES: Singapore share prices are expected to open lower Monday as investors tread cautiously following Wall Street's sharp pullback last Friday after a host of disappointing US corporate results. But hopes for some upbeat domestic results this week should soften the downside. Among blue chips due to announce their quarterly results are Keppel Corp, DBS Group Holdings, and Singapore Petroleum. MobileOne will release its first half results after trading closes today. Fraser Securities research head Najeeb Jarhom expects the Straits Times Index to re-test its high of 3,688 points this week, with the results of Keppel Corp and DBS likely to surprise on the upside. Keppel Corp could also be in focus after saying its unit won 350 million Singapore dollars worth of ship building contracts. The Department of Statistics will release June CPI data around noon today. Three analysts polled by Thomson expect CPI last month to have risen 1.3-1.4 percent year-on-year. Last Friday, the STI closed up 46.76 points or 1.3 percent at 3,651.38. For the week, the index was down 3.23 points. Gainers led losers 686 to 252, with 650 shares unchanged. |
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mirage
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18-Jul-2007 08:59
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QUOTES: Singapore share prices are expected to open higher Wednesday, taking their lead from another record finish on the Dow Jones Industrial Average index overnight, following some upbeat US corporate results and tame inflation data. The index briefly pierced 14,000 points before finishing at a new all-time high of 13,971.55. On Tuesday, the Straits Times Index closed down 2.18 points or 0.06 percent at 3,651.05, after trading between 3,647.93 and 3,669.23. Losers beat gainers 446 to 431, with 696 stocks unchanged. Volume traded was 6.42 billion shares worth 3.05 billion Singapore dollars. Continued strong appetite for oil and gas stocks are also expected to underpin market gains today. CIMB-GK Research is keeping its "overweight" rating on the offshore and marine (O&M) sector, as "there are increasing signs that the sector build-out could last all the way till 2012-13," analyst Kenneth Ng said in a client note. |
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cashiertan
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18-Jul-2007 02:10
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14k dow cleared.. time to buy blue chips, i am considering clearing some pennies for $1+ stocks.. |
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