Sometimes you get a run of strong economic figures because the economy really is picking up, but sometimes it just happens at random.
You never know which is which until later......................"
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STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors
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Isolator
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05-Jul-2012 10:39
Yells: "STI is hard landing to below 2000..." |
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With the wave thoery in place.... it will tell you going above 3000.... That's all I want to say.... enjoy...
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monk999
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05-Jul-2012 10:34
Yells: "TA is an art!" |
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run bulls...run!!! lol | ||||
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monk999
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05-Jul-2012 10:22
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exhaustion gap sifu. be careful!
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Isolator
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05-Jul-2012 10:15
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sifu, as I have said 2950-3000 will have resistance.... Now it has close the gap, it is time to cover your shorts and long....
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sanuks
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05-Jul-2012 10:12
Yells: "Dont jump on moving train, you will hurt yourself - JIM ROGE" |
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SGX securities turnover fell 25% to $21.2b in June from last yearSingapore Exchange (SGX) said derivatives, commodities and clearing activities grew in June from a year earlier while securities turnover was lower. In June, securities turnover fell 25% year-on-year and 18% month-on-month to $21.2 billion securities daily average value declined 21% year-on-year and 14% month-on-month to $1 billion. June ETF turnover was 56% lower year-on-year at $350 million while GlobalQuote activity was down 17% to $97 million. For the financial year to end-June (FY2012), SDAV was $1.3 billion, down 19% from a year earlier. In FY2012, ETF turnover fell 23% to S$7.3 billion while GlobalQuote trading declined 73% to $1.4 billion. Derivatives volume was up 7% year-on-year at 6.6 million contracts in June derivatives daily average volume grew 12% to 314,055 contracts. Bond listings totalled $11 billion in June, up 47% from a year earlier. |
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Isolator
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05-Jul-2012 10:11
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Gap close.... good to buy on dip..... enjoy... UP UP Away... | ||||
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monk999
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05-Jul-2012 10:06
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tcss..just trying out sifu iso's chants...will see if it will work. lol.
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readysteadygo
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05-Jul-2012 10:03
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Sti will definitely hit 3k . 10 percent correction in 2nd quarter is expected and seen, now just wait patiently. Good luck guys! | ||||
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xinru86
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05-Jul-2012 09:58
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Qtr reports sent out. Institutes dont have to uphold Blues price to window dress their report. Blues free to move by mkt force. | ||||
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louis001
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05-Jul-2012 09:57
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sound like iso last year.....lol... by the way, this temporary retreat of STI is to build strength for charging up to cross over 3000 by National Day, stand up for Singapore....LOL.....
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monk999
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05-Jul-2012 09:52
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bye bye sti 3000...sti 2750..come come! lol. | ||||
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sanuks
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05-Jul-2012 09:30
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Investors not shaken by economySINGAPORE - Singapore investors have turned slightly upbeat on the outlook of the stock market.A recent survey by on JPMorgan on investor confidence showed that about four in 10 polled plan to increase their investments in the second half of the year. This compares with the 16 per cent of respondents who plan to reduce their market exposure, compared with 25 per cent in JPMorgan's previous survey in January. Experts said the overall mood in the market will remain cautious on lingering concerns over Europe's debt crisis. So far, though, trading volumes on the Singapore Exchange have been quite bullish. " In the second quarter in April it was a high month. On one particular day in April we saw seven billion shares being traded, but on average it was still very healthy at three billion. I believe that is probably one of the highest in history," said Mr Terence Wong, Executive Director of DMG & Partners Research. " (However), the value of the shares on the average daily basis was only about S$1.2 billion, which sort of indicates that a lot of shares being traded were microcaps," Mr Wong said. Experts said this optimistic yet cautious stance is likely to continue unless more good news arrive from abroad. Both the United States and China are expecting a transition of leadership, which may further lift investor spirits. For China at least, experts hope news will arrive as early as October. " There is a new group of leaders taking over in October. Hopefully … after October we will see some strength in the Chinese economy through the loosening of monetary policies," said Mr Roger Tan, Chief Executive Officer, SIAS Research. JPMorgan's survey already shows that interest in the US as an investment category in the second half has picked up, climbing to 17 per cent from 10 per cent in the previous poll. Said Mr Brian Tan, Head of Retail Sales, JPMorgan Asset Management: " If you look at the data points from the US, yes, they're quite mixed but essentially our view is you will see positive growth from the US. If you look at the impact of the euro zone on the economy in the US, the impact is very, very small it's only about 2 per cent and due to exports to the euro zone. So the US will be less affected than other countries." |
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Bopanha
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05-Jul-2012 09:27
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It is always the case that there are as many optimistic business people and laymen as there are many pessimistic ones. So that is why they make the markets. I believe there had been too many pessimism in the last five to seven years. I only yearn for a few good optimistic years. Hahaha.
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AK_Francis
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05-Jul-2012 09:27
Yells: "Happy go lucky, cheers." |
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Agreed, dun know when only!!!
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hlfoo2010
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05-Jul-2012 08:46
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" Economy: Good news may not last AAP – 16 hours ago
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Flyordie
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05-Jul-2012 08:16
Yells: "Sifu, Online !!!! Sea Pek Urgent !!!!" |
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I believe.
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gavinl
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05-Jul-2012 07:07
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STI may closed red and tomorrow redder.Lol. Saw abig bear coming,tcss only. |
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teeth53
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05-Jul-2012 06:18
Yells: "don't learn through life, learn to grow with life " |
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http://money.cnn.com/2012/07/03/investing/China-investment.moneymag/index.htm?iid=HP_LN (Money Magazine) -- Don't believe all the negative headlines about China - and there have been plenty lately. Sure, growth in the world's 2nd-largest economy is expected to slow this year, to 8% from 9.2% last year and 10.4% in 2010. Still, that doesn't exactly qualify as a " hard landing" - especially given anemic U.S. growth forecasts of 2% to 3%. The most promising opportunities are keyed to the changing nature of China's expansion. Until recently, its economy largely grew on the back of strong exports to Europe and the U.S. Now, says Michelle Gibley, director of international research for Charles Schwab, " China is transitioning to a consumer-led economy." To invest, says Pham, is via an exchange-traded fund that tracks corporate debt of multinationals in China. Several firms have issued " dim sum" bonds, denominated in the yuan and traded in Hong Kong. |
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JUNWEI9756
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05-Jul-2012 01:52
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SIFU want go eat durian now
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Isolator
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05-Jul-2012 01:37
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How come no one believe that Dow will be above 14000 and Sti 3300... Hmmmm... Gd night... Hmmm... | ||||
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