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In November 2005's issue of Pulses (a Singapore Exchange publicaton), Gabriel Yap, a veteran stockbroker, suggested in an interview that "the commencement of construction of the Business Financial Centre and two integrated resorts should benefit construction stocks, particularly the foundation players, which look very bombed out from seven years of underperformance since the last peaks in 1998". His opinion was aired during Business Today, a Channel News Asia programme. Isn't it better to buy such stocks with growth potentials? Buying volume has been increasing as the piling work for the Marina Bay IR should be awarded soon. Any advice from other forum participants
Las Vegas Sands has started pre-construction work, according to Channel New Asia Business News. on Wed 23 August. BBR likely to clinch the lucrative deep bore piling work? Share looks set to rise if BBR announces that it has clinched deal? Any comments from other forum participants?
Analysts cannot trust lah... sometimes 2 famous analysts can say totally different things! What the heck....
Forget about interpreting charts for entry or exit points, or for cutting loss. They are not always accurate . It's better to buy a stock that has firmed up, with business growth rather than buying one that is volatile. Isn't it? Gabriel, an analyst, recently said over Channel News Asia, Business Today, that it is undervalued and should be worth at least ??? (Those who watch that programme should know it. Better not to state it, less other forum participants think that I have an agenda.)