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STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors
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Hulumas
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22-Apr-2009 10:18
Yells: "INVEST but not TRADE please!" |
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It is good, that shows uniquely SINGAPORE.
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ozone2002
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22-Apr-2009 10:06
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go up then go down...go down then go up? 1) instituitional grabbing shares from retailers OR 2) retailers grabbing shares from insituitional.. u decide.. :) |
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iPunter
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22-Apr-2009 09:37
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Yesterday the market opened down... but later in the day it went up to positive territory... Will today be the same?  |
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aleoleo
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22-Apr-2009 09:07
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wah lau eh, DJ last nite surge up .... Nikkei also up now.... STI going the reverse way.... really cannot stand le ... dunno why also ....... |
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ozone2002
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22-Apr-2009 08:52
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people scouping up shares after DBS advised to buy on weakness.. | ||
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iPunter
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21-Apr-2009 23:47
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Sentiment, my friend... sentiment... The underlying sentiment is positive... even better than I thought... hehehe...
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lookcc
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21-Apr-2009 22:13
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got it, thks. | ||
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oinkoink1999
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21-Apr-2009 22:11
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refer to Kevin Scully post on top...good observation...
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lookcc
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21-Apr-2009 19:40
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anybody any idea y sti up 12 pts, enlightment appreciated, thks. | ||
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richtan
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21-Apr-2009 14:36
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From DBSV: Maintain buy-on-pullback strategy. STI’s two support
No change in our view for STI 2140. We maintain a buy-onpullback
strategy. STI’s two support levels are at 1830 and
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ozone2002
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21-Apr-2009 13:35
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if today STI is down on big vol my advice.. RUN! |
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aleoleo
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21-Apr-2009 08:15
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Dj plunge nearly 300 points last nite .... no doubt this is predictable ... as DJ was struggling in Green for the pass two days while asian market index already slipped ..... this is a healthy correction ... agreed, must have a healthy correction before moving further ..... don't panic, try to buy some at certain support ground to accumulate for the further upside in near term....... | ||
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richtan
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21-Apr-2009 00:29
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From DMG: Straits Times Index: Accumulate on any signs of weakness (There is a chart in pdf which I dun know how to copy & paste, any sifu can advise, thanks a lot) Our contrarian call that most market indices would encounter a pullback Given these developments, we now believe that the index is still riding on a Wave 1 which is expected to translate into further upside. While the 14-day RSI is approaching overbought territory, we believe that any profit-taking seen in the index should be seen as healthy pullbacks. As with the previous three instances (once in Mar 09, twice in Apr 09) when the RSI was close to or at the overbought mark, the STI did give back some ground although the ensuing rally had more than made up for it – the STI had appreciated more than 300 points since the end of Feb 09. would first serve to cap any additional upside, although we do expect this barrier to be broken. Following which, the momentum is expected to drive the STI up to around the 2,000 mark where stronger resistance at the 1,991 – 2,037 range is located. On the other hand, any retracements seen within the STI should be limited to the 1,836 – 1,848 range which a technical gap resides. Retracements to be regarded as healthy pullbacks.
Initial but weak resistance at the 1,959 level during the previous week did not materialise. On the local front, the Straits Times Index (FSSTI Index) extended its charge on high volume to eventually chalk up a 3.7% weekly gain. |
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richtan
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20-Apr-2009 23:30
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From DBSV: Any pullback from 1947 for STI towards the 15-day EMA near 1830 represents another buying opportunity.
We maintain our view for STI 2140 and a buy-on-pullback strategy. While the STI eased off 1947, which is near January’s high of 1960, the rise that started from 1457 remains intact. Any pullback towards the 15-day EMA near 1830 represents another buying opportunity. Index laggards and small caps should garner interest during the anticipated upswing to 2140. We also expect index leaders that have consolidated well to
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lookcc
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20-Apr-2009 21:25
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sounding bullish. | ||
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iPunter
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20-Apr-2009 21:20
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Blue chips must fall back to bring the STI down for a healthy retracement before the next advance leg. Second liners and laggards should be continuing their advance... 
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willysoh
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20-Apr-2009 17:00
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dow Futures & Europe/Africa all red red....time to pull | ||
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aleoleo
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20-Apr-2009 07:16
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STOCKS NEWS ASIA-Shares to rise after earnings lift Wall St TOKYO, April 20 (Reuters) - Asian stocks are likely to rise on Monday after Wall Street posted its biggest six-week gain since July 1938, helped by reassuring results from General Electric (GE.N) and Citigroup's (C.N). Added to a series of data suggesting the economic slump may be easing, the Reuters/University of Michigan survey showed U.S. consumer confidence had recovered to its best levels since the sudden collapse of Lehman Brothers in September. [ID:nN17323537] The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI rose 0.1 percent on Friday, while the Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX added 0.5 percent after GE and Citigroup both posted better-than-expected results, lifting the broader market. The Dow is up 22.7 percent over the past six weeks, making this the largest six-week gain since July 29, 1938. [.N] Asian stocks listed on Wall Street .BKAS gained 0.4 percent, while MSCI's measure of Asia Pacific stocks excluding Japan .MSCIAPJ fell 0.3 percent. |
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lookcc
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17-Apr-2009 21:29
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mkt wud b here.
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ticklish8
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17-Apr-2009 18:15
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Bloomberg April 17 (Bloomberg) – Singapore’s Straits Times Index rose 0.3 percent to 1,896.56 at the close, taking its gain for the week to 3.7 percent, its sixth consecutive week of advance. Nine stocks climbed for every five that declined of the gauge’s 30 members. The following companies were among the most active in the stock market today. Stock symbols are in parentheses after company names. Palm oil suppliers: Indofood Agri Resources Ltd. (IFAR SP), the palm oil unit of Indonesia’s biggest noodle maker, rose 2.5 percent to 81.5 Singapore cents, leading gains among plantation stocks traded in the city-state. Crude palm oil for June delivery rose as much as 3.7 percent in Kuala Lumpur today. Golden Agri-Resources Ltd. (GGR SP), the world’s second- biggest palm oil producer, gained 1.4 percent to 36 Singapore cents. Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd. (CSM SP), the world’s third-biggest maker of customized chips, surged 10 percent to 16.5 Singapore cents. Macquarie Group Ltd. upgraded its rating to “neutral” from “underperform” and lifted its share-price target to 16 Singapore cents from 15 cents. Guocoland Ltd., the developer controlled by Malaysian billionaire Quek Leng Chan, added 0.8 percent to S$1.29. The company plans to invest 33 billion yuan (S$4.8 billion) in new commercial projects in China this year on expectations of an economic recovery, said Violet Lee, head of Guocoland’s China operations. Raffles Medical Group Ltd. (RFMD SP), a Singapore-based hospital operator, added 4.1 percent to 90 Singapore cents. The company said profit in the first-quarter increased 28 percent from the year earlier. SIA Engineering Ltd. (SIE SP), the aircraft maintenance unit of Singapore Airlines Ltd., added 1 percent to S$1.94. The company said it has secured an additional $35 million contract from Gulf Air, bringing its contracts with the airline to $135 million in the next three years. Singapore Telecommunications Ltd. (ST SP), Southeast Asia’s biggest telephone company, added 0.8 percent to S$2.60. The company had its investment rating raised to “hold” from “full valued” at DBS Group Holdings Ltd., which raised its share- price estimate to S$2.75 from S$2.25. STX Pan Ocean Co. Ltd. (STX SP), South Korea’s biggest bulk carrier, jumped 3.9 percent to S$13.46. The Baltic Dry Index, which measures the cost of shipping commodities, advanced 4.6 percent in London yesterday, bringing gains in the past four days to 9.6 percent. For Related News and Information: Global stock stories: TOP STK GO For most read Asian stories: MNI ASIA GO World equity index monitor: WEI GO World equity valuations: WPE GO –Editors: Sam Waite, Tony Jordan To contact the reporter on this story: Jonathan Burgos in Singapore at +65-6212-1156 or jburgos4@bloomberg.net. To contact the editor responsible for this story: Darren Boey at +852-2977-6646 or dboey@bloomberg.net. -0- Apr/17/2009 09:33 GMT 04-17-09 0533EDT |
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