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richtan
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28-Jun-2009 23:37     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Yes, let us all huat ah!!!!! together....

cheongwee      ( Date: 28-Jun-2009 23:32) Posted:

I thk this week is going to be profitable for all...sti abv 2300 again..Smiley
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28-Jun-2009 23:32     
 
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 Alert Admin 		I thk this week is going to be profitable for all...sti abv 2300 again..Smiley
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28-Jun-2009 23:18     
 
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i am not trying to be a "holy man"...but quarrelling and argiung as to who is right or wrong is all wrong..taunting and cristicising other posting is never right either.....all contribution are good,.. bad or good we learn that is more important.

pls stop and let the ill feeling in us dies off...pls try to be agreeable even it is not..compromise..as far as the edge of the universe...

because winning is actually losing, and losing is actually winning....

pls dont taunt each other...we shd concentrate on the market...time is getting shorter...rally abt to end..this is a sad truth...

 
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28-Jun-2009 23:12     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Read This... (click here)
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28-Jun-2009 23:02     
 
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This type of forcast most likely accurate...did u see the 80%..correct  + and - ..click on that and you see the explanation..

that means to say for june 09...dow is 8750 - and + 941....that workout to dow 8750-941 to 87+941.....that is dow 7809 to dow 9691.....

did u ppl saw the loophole here.. 

i thk the web site that provide this forcast are rubbish...



cathylmg      ( Date: 28-Jun-2009 20:01) Posted:

2 more trading days to go. Lets see if Dows closes at 8750.

cheongwee      ( Date: 28-Jun-2009 19:31) Posted:

Dow Jones Industrial Average Stock Index Forecast

Index Values, Close of Month.
Month Date Forecast
Value		 50%
Correct +/-		 80%
Correct +/-
0 May 2009 8,500.3 0 0
1 Jun 2009 8,750 420 941
2 Jul 2009 8,670 517 1,158
3 Aug 2009 8,340 584 1,308
4 Sep 2009 9,080 637 1,426
5 Oct 2009 9,520 681 1,525
6 Nov 2009 9,770 719 1,610
7 Dec 2009 9,720 753 1,687
8 Jan 2010 9,580 784 1,756
Updated Wednesday, June 10, 2009

All forecasts are provided AS IS, and FFC disclaims any and all warranties, whether express or implied, including (without limitation) any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
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28-Jun-2009 22:48     
 
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 Alert Admin 		I think admin should remove the "good post/bad post" feature, as it has no real benefit to anyone. Smiley
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28-Jun-2009 22:20     
 
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Hahaha.... Rolling on the floor n laughng out loud!! SmileySmileySmiley

It is very interesting n amusing tat I keep recieving a lot of "childish" bad rating till now on a lot of my TA n factual postings by those whom had an axe to grind with me for exposing their evil deeds (I m sure u know who they are).

In any case, just let me reiterate to these "childish bad rating behaviour" forumer know, bad rating does not affect my ranking a single bit but instead reflect on your childishness which most forumers n I know who you are.

In fact, do continue your futile effort of bad rating as it would instead motivate me n spur me even more to post informative stuff n continually expose their "wolf in a sheep's skin" evil deeds which I m sure not only I detest.SmileySmileySmiley.



richtan      ( Date: 28-Jun-2009 17:50) Posted:

FSB’s Draghi Sees Signs of Improvement in Economy (Update1)
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By Klaus Wille

June 27 (Bloomberg) -- The world economy is showing “convincing signs of recovery,” Mario Draghi, chairman of the newly created Financial Stability Board, said today after its first meeting.

“We observe signs of improvement here and there,” Draghi, who is also a member of the European Central Bank council and governor of the Bank of Italy, said in Basel, Switzerland. “Still, the fragilities of the economy and the financial system are there.”

The Basel-based board, which succeeds the Financial Stability Forum, will look at risks to financial markets and ensure that regulators in each country act upon them. Its members represent economies from Argentina to the United States and institutions such as the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

The global recession is showing signs of easing as financial markets thaw. Government reports this week showed that Europe’s manufacturing and service industries contracted at the slowest pace in nine months in June, while U.S. consumer spending rose in May. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development raised its forecast for the economy of its 30 member nations for the first time in two years this week.

The Financial Stability Board “noted signs of improvement in the global macroeconomic outlook and in some financial markets,” Draghi said. “Banks have raised capital from the private sector, but the process of restructuring and strengthening bank balance sheets is not yet completed. Corporate bond markets continue to see strong primary issuance.”

$1.4 Trillion of Losses

Financial institutions around the world have amassed losses of more than $1.4 trillion during the financial crisis, data compiled by Bloomberg show. In Europe, governments and central banks are on the hook for more than 3.7 trillion euros ($5.2 trillion) of guarantees and funding. UBS AG, the European bank with the biggest losses from the credit crisis, said on June 25 it expects a second-quarter loss.

In response, governments and central banks are tightening banking rules to strengthen the global financial system. U.S. President Barack Obama this month proposed new rules to tighten oversight, while European leaders agreed on a sweeping overhaul of their regulations.

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, a member of the Financial Stability Board, will “make an integrated proposal to strengthen the capital and liquidity regime by end-2009,” Draghi said, including requirements to address systemic risk.

Leverage Ratios

The Swiss National Bank on June 18 said UBS and Credit Suisse Group AG must increase the amount of capital they hold in relation to assets to withstand any further losses. The banks should aim for a so-called leverage ratio of at least 5 percent once the crisis is over, the SNB said, meaning the capital base should account for at least 5 percent of the balance sheet total. UBS’s ratio was 2.56 percent at the end of March.

Draghi said as a complement to the risk-weighted leverage ratios of the Basel 2 banking framework, regulators should consider a simpler figure.

“Basel 2 is a very sophisticated way of determining a leverage ratio,” he said. “In the end you come up with a leverage ratio but it’s the product of many different assessments of risk for different categories of assets under different markets conditions. What we are seeing is that markets have a simpler view. They want to look at some number.”

To contact the reporter on this story: Klaus Wille in Basel at kwille@bloomberg.net Last Updated: June 27, 2009 15:37 EDT

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28-Jun-2009 20:01     
 
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 Alert Admin 		2 more trading days to go. Lets see if Dows closes at 8750.

cheongwee      ( Date: 28-Jun-2009 19:31) Posted:

Dow Jones Industrial Average Stock Index Forecast

Index Values, Close of Month.
Month Date Forecast
Value		 50%
Correct +/-		 80%
Correct +/-
0 May 2009 8,500.3 0 0
1 Jun 2009 8,750 420 941
2 Jul 2009 8,670 517 1,158
3 Aug 2009 8,340 584 1,308
4 Sep 2009 9,080 637 1,426
5 Oct 2009 9,520 681 1,525
6 Nov 2009 9,770 719 1,610
7 Dec 2009 9,720 753 1,687
8 Jan 2010 9,580 784 1,756
Updated Wednesday, June 10, 2009

All forecasts are provided AS IS, and FFC disclaims any and all warranties, whether express or implied, including (without limitation) any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
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Dow Jones Industrial Average Stock Index Forecast

Index Values, Close of Month.
Month Date Forecast
Value		 50%
Correct +/-		 80%
Correct +/-
0 May 2009 8,500.3 0 0
1 Jun 2009 8,750 420 941
2 Jul 2009 8,670 517 1,158
3 Aug 2009 8,340 584 1,308
4 Sep 2009 9,080 637 1,426
5 Oct 2009 9,520 681 1,525
6 Nov 2009 9,770 719 1,610
7 Dec 2009 9,720 753 1,687
8 Jan 2010 9,580 784 1,756
Updated Wednesday, June 10, 2009

All forecasts are provided AS IS, and FFC disclaims any and all warranties, whether express or implied, including (without limitation) any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
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cheongwee
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28-Jun-2009 19:27     
 
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Crude Oil Price Forecast

West Texas Intermediate Spot Price. USD/bbl. Average of Month.


Month Date Forecast
Value		 50%
Correct +/-		 80%
Correct +/-
0 May 2009 59.2 0 0
1 Jun 2009 69 6 14
2 Jul 2009 76 8 18
3 Aug 2009 66 9 20
4 Sep 2009 60 10 22
5 Oct 2009 49 10 23
6 Nov 2009 47 11 25
7 Dec 2009 46 11 26
8 Jan 2010 44 12 27
Updated Wednesday, June 10, 2009

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 Alert Admin 		FSB’s Draghi Sees Signs of Improvement in Economy (Update1)
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By Klaus Wille

June 27 (Bloomberg) -- The world economy is showing “convincing signs of recovery,” Mario Draghi, chairman of the newly created Financial Stability Board, said today after its first meeting.

“We observe signs of improvement here and there,” Draghi, who is also a member of the European Central Bank council and governor of the Bank of Italy, said in Basel, Switzerland. “Still, the fragilities of the economy and the financial system are there.”

The Basel-based board, which succeeds the Financial Stability Forum, will look at risks to financial markets and ensure that regulators in each country act upon them. Its members represent economies from Argentina to the United States and institutions such as the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

The global recession is showing signs of easing as financial markets thaw. Government reports this week showed that Europe’s manufacturing and service industries contracted at the slowest pace in nine months in June, while U.S. consumer spending rose in May. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development raised its forecast for the economy of its 30 member nations for the first time in two years this week.

The Financial Stability Board “noted signs of improvement in the global macroeconomic outlook and in some financial markets,” Draghi said. “Banks have raised capital from the private sector, but the process of restructuring and strengthening bank balance sheets is not yet completed. Corporate bond markets continue to see strong primary issuance.”

$1.4 Trillion of Losses

Financial institutions around the world have amassed losses of more than $1.4 trillion during the financial crisis, data compiled by Bloomberg show. In Europe, governments and central banks are on the hook for more than 3.7 trillion euros ($5.2 trillion) of guarantees and funding. UBS AG, the European bank with the biggest losses from the credit crisis, said on June 25 it expects a second-quarter loss.

In response, governments and central banks are tightening banking rules to strengthen the global financial system. U.S. President Barack Obama this month proposed new rules to tighten oversight, while European leaders agreed on a sweeping overhaul of their regulations.

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, a member of the Financial Stability Board, will “make an integrated proposal to strengthen the capital and liquidity regime by end-2009,” Draghi said, including requirements to address systemic risk.

Leverage Ratios

The Swiss National Bank on June 18 said UBS and Credit Suisse Group AG must increase the amount of capital they hold in relation to assets to withstand any further losses. The banks should aim for a so-called leverage ratio of at least 5 percent once the crisis is over, the SNB said, meaning the capital base should account for at least 5 percent of the balance sheet total. UBS’s ratio was 2.56 percent at the end of March.

Draghi said as a complement to the risk-weighted leverage ratios of the Basel 2 banking framework, regulators should consider a simpler figure.

“Basel 2 is a very sophisticated way of determining a leverage ratio,” he said. “In the end you come up with a leverage ratio but it’s the product of many different assessments of risk for different categories of assets under different markets conditions. What we are seeing is that markets have a simpler view. They want to look at some number.”

To contact the reporter on this story: Klaus Wille in Basel at kwille@bloomberg.net Last Updated: June 27, 2009 15:37 EDT
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28-Jun-2009 12:14     
 
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PROPERTY: Credit Suisse upgrades residential property to 'Outperform' Print E-mail
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Friday, 26 June 2009

CREDIT SUISSE raised its rating on Singapore’s residential property sector to “Outperform” this week, having adjusted its valuation of property developers on its radar screen by 47% to 120%.

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Property stock prices have run as private home sales rebounded but Credit Suisse sees more upside ahead.
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28-Jun-2009 11:54     
 
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Emm let hope more good news coming & STI recover well.

But current STI recovery will be a bunmy one. We have to be patient..Smiley

 

 



richtan      ( Date: 27-Jun-2009 22:28) Posted:



I would appreciate forumers give me a fair rating based on wat they perceived of my posting. Thanks.

From today's Straits Times, pg C32, "Bulls n Bears",

"Asian bourses surge on Wall St gains"

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"Some analysts believe local stocks are in a consolidation phase, with a possible cprrection of up to 15% in the next 2 mths. Others tip tat the worst is over n believe equities are entering into a new bull run cycle. Kim Eng note: "We believe tat the recent run-up in the global equity mkt, although it has overshot the fundamentals, is not a bear mkt rally"

 
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28-Jun-2009 09:50     
 
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It's rather amazing that with the H1N1 flu still spreading unabated around the world, the markets


seem to ignore that and treat it as nothing to worry about.

Maybe it's really nothing to worry about? ...  Smiley
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I would appreciate forumers give me a fair rating based on wat they perceived of my posting. Thanks.

From today's Straits Times, pg C32, "Bulls n Bears",

"Asian bourses surge on Wall St gains"

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"Some analysts believe local stocks are in a consolidation phase, with a possible cprrection of up to 15% in the next 2 mths. Others tip tat the worst is over n believe equities are entering into a new bull run cycle. Kim Eng note: "We believe tat the recent run-up in the global equity mkt, although it has overshot the fundamentals, is not a bear mkt rally"

 
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 Alert Admin 		was wondering if stock and property were to plunge this qtr, what will barclays say later?
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27-Jun-2009 13:29     
 
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According to Barclays forecast, singapore economy will rebound strongly in the 2nd quarter (17% rise) from previous quarter, lead by sentiment sensitive sectors such as the property & stock markets.Smiley

 
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27-Jun-2009 01:35     
 
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STI does in fact, though indirectly leads DJ bcos it does follow the DJ Futures even b4 DJ start trading.



DnApeh      ( Date: 26-Jun-2009 12:03) Posted:

Got. STI leads DJ mah. LOL!

iPunter      ( Date: 26-Jun-2009 11:55) Posted:

'Where got meaning'?...

The Dow cheonged nearly 200 pts last night, but se are up only a mere 17 pts...

Not like yesterday...  when the Dow was down, but we cheonged so much!!!

'Where got meaning', man!!! ...  Smiley
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Hi weishen, dealer0168, naka88, cathy, DnApeh n all other forumers tat appreciate my posting.

I m overwhelmed n deeply gratified by all your expression of thanks n appreciation n would be even more gratified if all of u rate me fairly, give me a good rating if u think u appreciate my posting to boost my moral n vice-versa, as I noticed tat I had recieved a lot of "childish" bad rating on a lot of my TA n factual postings by those whom had an axe to grind with me (I m sure u know who they are).

In any case, just to let these "childish bad rating behaviour" forumer know whom had an axe to grind with me, bad rating does not affect my ranking a single bit but instead reflect on your childishness which most forumers n I know who you are.



cathylmg      ( Date: 25-Jun-2009 23:23) Posted:

Thank you richtan, for the chart. Btw, where can I get this chart?
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 Alert Admin 		Because we have a more sophisticated investment environment, internet trading, and also well informed investers, it kind of interlink all investment in such a way that when 1 down, somewhere has to go up. They are used to hetch against one and the other. Because of this, gold, silvers, commodities, currencys, equities, they are all inter-related. Directly or indirectly.

cheongwee      ( Date: 26-Jun-2009 18:49) Posted:



i dont know whether they are corelate, but everytime dollar sink....stock tend to soar..

nw US$ drop likw a stone...next week stock is going to the moon!!!..i got this feeling.

but bad for treasury bond..which in turn pull the dollar even lower..and int rate may go up...

and this will cause more housing forclosure and come back to haunt stock...but rthis will take time..

not immediate..so for now...stock to soar...dow to 9800....bhwa hahahahah  Smiley
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