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Henry$$$
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19-Jan-2009 23:22     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Let see its results announcement tomorrow. I personally like this counters from FA and TA point.
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idesa168
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19-Jan-2009 20:40     
 
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 Alert Admin 		After it hit 1.98 the last time when I bought and exited at 2.21, it seems that it's not gong back there again for me. My neck very long liao! If not, 2.05 I also take!...hehehe.
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equator2010
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19-Jan-2009 18:33     
 
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 Alert Admin 		God bless
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lookcc
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19-Jan-2009 18:29     
 
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 Alert Admin 		uncle, u r a good person just like my old man who is ur peer......cheers 2 u n him!
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AK_Francis
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19-Jan-2009 15:24     
 
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Wow, drinking abalone, amazing. Yah, without teeth, still can eat loh. I used to share lunch with a poor old guy at d kopitiam. He has no teeth, but he will peel the meat with hands n swallow together with rice. 

AK is not loan shark, but people approaching me to borrow small $ for feeding n family's issue, normally I dun disappoint them. Just a small share of social work loh.



knightbridge      ( Date: 19-Jan-2009 14:24) Posted:

=D I see with my own eyes at Chinese Restuarant. Old man with no teeth use blender to drink abalone.. Hee Hee..

iPunter      ( Date: 19-Jan-2009 10:37) Posted:

Hahaha... :)


Patient investors may be rewarded too...
But maybe only after a few cycles (years) of big ups and  big downs.
Because they are very patient long-term investors who waited for the higher high.

By the way, when at last the profits are in, and there are no more teeth,
the abalone can be finely chopped and savoured just the same... hehehe... Smiley  
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knightbridge
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19-Jan-2009 14:24     
 
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 Alert Admin 		=D I see with my own eyes at Chinese Restuarant. Old man with no teeth use blender to drink abalone.. Hee Hee..

iPunter      ( Date: 19-Jan-2009 10:37) Posted:

Hahaha... :)


Patient investors may be rewarded too...
But maybe only after a few cycles (years) of big ups and  big downs.
Because they are very patient long-term investors who waited for the higher high.

By the way, when at last the profits are in, and there are no more teeth,
the abalone can be finely chopped and savoured just the same... hehehe... Smiley  
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AK_Francis
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19-Jan-2009 11:13     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Yoh! like that also can ah. Tks for d joke of day. Now really laugh untill teeth drop liao. Cheers.

iPunter      ( Date: 19-Jan-2009 10:37) Posted:

Hahaha... :)


Patient investors may be rewarded too...
But maybe only after a few cycles (years) of big ups and  big downs.
Because they are very patient long-term investors who waited for the higher high.

By the way, when at last the profits are in, and there are no more teeth,
the abalone can be finely chopped and savoured just the same... hehehe... Smiley  
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iPunter
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19-Jan-2009 10:37     
 
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Hahaha... :)


Patient investors may be rewarded too...
But maybe only after a few cycles (years) of big ups and  big downs.
Because they are very patient long-term investors who waited for the higher high.

By the way, when at last the profits are in, and there are no more teeth,
the abalone can be finely chopped and savoured just the same... hehehe... Smiley  

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AK_Francis
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19-Jan-2009 10:17     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Noted clearly, tks Look. 3-5 yrs waiting time, ok for uncle AK, ha ha not d 20-30 yrs ones, no tooth to eat abalone liao.

lookcc      ( Date: 18-Jan-2009 23:49) Posted:

the ability to ignore noises, a stratergy evolves....stratergy is 2 buy @ 1.70, 1.30 n 0.90 [if when sti r at 1400, 1300 n 1200 respectively], avg wud b 1.30........as for sembmar will continue 2 buy @ 1.00, 0.75 n 0.50 [if when sti is 1400, 1300 n 1200 respectively], avg wud b 0.75.........then wait 3 to 5 years to sell n keep all profits. ......AK think abt it.........one of the sifus had said what has subprime gotta do with singapore, it is america's problem......wat a sifu, lol!

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lookcc
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18-Jan-2009 23:49     
 
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 Alert Admin 		the ability to ignore noises, a stratergy evolves....stratergy is 2 buy @ 1.70, 1.30 n 0.90 [if when sti r at 1400, 1300 n 1200 respectively], avg wud b 1.30........as for sembmar will continue 2 buy @ 1.00, 0.75 n 0.50 [if when sti is 1400, 1300 n 1200 respectively], avg wud b 0.75.........then wait 3 to 5 years to sell n keep all profits. ......AK think abt it.........one of the sifus had said what has subprime gotta do with singapore, it is america's problem......wat a sifu, lol!
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AK_Francis
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18-Jan-2009 00:49     
 
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Tks for d sifu's view. Try not ot acc ds burber.



iPunter      ( Date: 17-Jan-2009 18:44) Posted:

Livermore is right... :)


Especially with centralised economies (a la the unabated bailouts), good old 'business cycles' as we know it simply will simply not exist anymore, since the business cycle is a phenomenon of a free market capitalist system... and everyone wants to be bailed out, not just the biggies.


Past thinking is no good against present or future circumstances... Smiley
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iPunter
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Livermore is right... :)


Especially with centralised economies (a la the unabated bailouts), good old 'business cycles' as we know it simply will simply not exist anymore, since the business cycle is a phenomenon of a free market capitalist system... and everyone wants to be bailed out, not just the biggies.


Past thinking is no good against present or future circumstances... Smiley

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senecus
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17-Jan-2009 12:21     
 
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 Alert Admin 		SPC do not follow market flunctuation...do not serve the best grade of gasoline...do not follow the oil price index...based on what ground should peoples assume SPC is a good holding counter for the future? Any blue chip counter is a good holding counter for the future.
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Livermore
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17-Jan-2009 01:56     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Don't assume SPC will always give good dividends and don't assume it can become another $8 stock. Circumstances change in the world.  

cocomon      ( Date: 16-Jan-2009 12:33) Posted:

hi everyone thanks for sharing honest insights and clarifications, much apprecaite.

for me as new to stock mkt, i use time horizon. i will accumulate SPC and just staying put and keep for 2 years, dont touch. my thinking is better than put money in bank and collect near zero interest, and by then got capital upside.

meantime just focus on gettinga  job. times v bad this round.



Blastoff      ( Date: 16-Jan-2009 12:20) Posted:

Yes if you hold the shares until XD date. Smiley
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idesa168
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17-Jan-2009 00:56     
 
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 Alert Admin 		I think the focus should be securing job first before we ever think of investment.
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knightbridge
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16-Jan-2009 23:14     
 
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I think it is good to give this a miss. Current India have been increasing alot of refinery capacity with recently a few annoucement of refinery start operating. this year. I think affect SPC as a long term business.

If India prove to be a stable and good refinery, it will gain more as India is nearer to europe and US compare to Singapore. Also i think india cheaper land and labour and transportation cost (geographical advantage) will start to affect SPC later down the road.. (Maybe in 2 years time)
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equator2010
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16-Jan-2009 12:38     
 
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 Alert Admin 		good luck with your job search. Garmen best bet
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cocomon
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16-Jan-2009 12:33     
 
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hi everyone thanks for sharing honest insights and clarifications, much apprecaite.

for me as new to stock mkt, i use time horizon. i will accumulate SPC and just staying put and keep for 2 years, dont touch. my thinking is better than put money in bank and collect near zero interest, and by then got capital upside.

meantime just focus on gettinga  job. times v bad this round.



Blastoff      ( Date: 16-Jan-2009 12:20) Posted:

Yes if you hold the shares until XD date. Smiley



cocomon      ( Date: 15-Jan-2009 23:02) Posted:

hi sorry am new at this. if i bought SPC shares this week, will i be entitled to div too? thanks
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Blastoff
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16-Jan-2009 12:20     
 
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Yes if you hold the shares until XD date. Smiley



cocomon      ( Date: 15-Jan-2009 23:02) Posted:

hi sorry am new at this. if i bought SPC shares this week, will i be entitled to div too? thanks
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AK_Francis
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16-Jan-2009 10:42     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Ha ha, AK learn until hair black n white, but still paying tuition fee leh. Wise saying in Chinese, sound like "Stock Sea No Bottom" loh. Sorry, for those who know Chinese not much. Cheers.

iPunter      ( Date: 16-Jan-2009 08:08) Posted:

The stock market is not a place to just 'put your money and let it grow'.

It can be a treacherous and merciless 'animal/beast' who will maul you till you are nothing and helpless.

Thus there's really so much more to learn about the stock market than commonly thought! 

Smiley 



iPunter      ( Date: 15-Jan-2009 23:46) Posted:

Precisely... 

Thus so-called 'dividend play' is really foolish play...Smiley



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