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CapitaLand: Too early to bottom fish
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simck001
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06-Mar-2008 17:43
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Look like it is still going south. No signs of U turn. |
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winsontkl
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05-Mar-2008 21:15
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Below $6 now....will the trend persist????? Any TA to share your view..... |
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winsontkl
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05-Mar-2008 06:56
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Wow....strong resistance at $6 level....will it hold... |
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winsontkl
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01-Mar-2008 11:40
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Come Monday, likely candidate to lau sai. For the last two weeks it went up a credible $1.30 thereabout at the peak.....now closing at $6.30 still up almost 90 centsn to $1.......definitely "fat" meat for shortist to short...... Sentiment is changing for property sectors.... |
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winsontkl
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01-Mar-2008 01:36
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Govt. to raise development charges in March plus lending squeeze really lead to double whammy..... With weak demand....it lead to combo wham for property sector.... |
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winsontkl
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29-Feb-2008 23:18
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What a fall, drop by 33 cents today.... |
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winsontkl
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29-Feb-2008 06:49
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Any comments ......what the near term impact.....credit squeeze creeping into Spore??? |
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winsontkl
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29-Feb-2008 06:47
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Hey...just saw this headline at BT: Property players sweat over lending squeeze (SINGAPORE) The squeeze is on. Banks have tightened financing for property investment deals, which include big transactions like sales of office blocks and development sites. This, in turn, may keep some buyers from participating in the market, industry players have told BT.
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winsontkl
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29-Feb-2008 06:18
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Today Cheong again!!!!....Upward / downward...still CHONGGG........ |
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winsontkl
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28-Feb-2008 22:32
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Powerful Cheong for almost one week with a gain of $1.10 thereabout.... Notice property nlue chips like CityDev and Kep Land also Cheong upward...why such optimism??? |
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littlenova
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28-Feb-2008 00:28
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For immediate release 27 February 2008 NEWS RELEASE CapitaLand strengthens Vietnam presence with new business initiatives Signs strategic partnership for a pipeline of properties and targets a US$300m development fund Vietnam, 27 February 2008 CapitaLand today signed a Statement of Strategic Intent with its local Vietnamese partner, Nam Thang Long Investment Joint-Stock Company, to form a strategic alliance to seek further business opportunities in Vietnam with a real estate focus. Nam Thang Long Investment Joint-Stock Company will seek and explore potential business opportunities in Vietnam; and together with CapitaLand, develop residential properties and commercial/residential mixed developments. In addition, CapitaLand will leverage on its real estate and fund management capabilities to set up its first property fund to invest in Vietnam. It intends to take a 30% sponsor stake in the fund. The target fund size is US$300 million (approximately S$426 million). With the benefit of a fund, CapitaLand is well-positioned to invest in the strong pipeline of real estate projects in the country. CapitaLand has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Citi Private Bank, one of the world?s largest wealth managers, which serves high net worth individuals, each with more than US$10 million in net worth. ? CapitaLand Limited (?CapitaLand?) today announced that it is strengthening its presence in Vietnam, which is one of its key Asian markets, with a slew of new business initiatives. These include forming a strategic partnership with a local partner to provide a pipeline of properties and setting up a US$300 million development fund to invest in real estate projects in Vietnam. |
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winsontkl
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27-Feb-2008 23:44
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With the well laid our plan, understand they are expanding to Vietnam....Cheong all the way.... |
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littlenova
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27-Feb-2008 20:49
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You're welcome. Yeah to Capitaland! Hope it will continue to increase to above $7.0!! |
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winsontkl
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26-Feb-2008 23:30
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Thanks, from so many diverse views...rather conflicting in the end... |
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littlenova
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26-Feb-2008 22:29
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Hi Winsontkl, Not sure if you've checked out investor reports by competitors of MS such as LB, GS, ML & JPM because they seem to be telling a different story, atleast from what I gather. Also you might want to find out more on their investment plans in Singapore and China (where the Olympics is). Anyway I may not be right but you can always read more to gain a more comprehensive view of the company. |
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Kensonic77
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26-Feb-2008 21:55
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From UOBKH is buy.... CapitaLand (BUY/S$6.18/Target: S$6.90) Page 129M07: Strong results; PATMI up 157%, excluding revaluation gains |
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winsontkl
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26-Feb-2008 20:58
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Read from BT that Citi has review downward ....but price seems to be on upward thrust???? So to wait???? |
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winsontkl
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25-Feb-2008 23:16
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So....ideal is to wait ...... for fair value as stated by MS. |
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ghlau935
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25-Feb-2008 19:23
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DJ MARKET TALK: MS Cuts CapitaLand Target To S$5.92 From S$7.16
0107 GMT [Dow Jones] STOCK CALL: Morgan Stanley cuts CapitaLand (C31.SG) target price/NAV to S$5.92 from S$7.16, tipping limited upside potential as stock trades at premium to house's end-2008 NAV. "The decline in NAV reflects our view of a weaker residential market, particularly in Singapore. In addition, global credit tightening conditions are likely to negatively impact the pace of growth of its AUM business, for which we have reduced our assumptions. Despite its geographical and segmental diversification, CapitaLand is not immune to a global slowdown." Notes FY07 net profit of S$2.8 billion on S$2 billion exceptional gain from revaluation surpluses, divestment gains; says stripping out exceptional gains, results 1.6%, 41% below house's expectations at net, operating levels respectively. Keeps at Equal-Weight; says sharp 2H08 global economic recovery could prompt successful residential project launches in Singapore, China, Vietnam; could lead to re-rating. Share up 2.8% at S$6.35. (LES) |
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mike8057d
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25-Feb-2008 15:36
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unless they have new mega projects coming online.....the profit will drop this year |
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