
Singpost starts remittance services to Myanmmar
https://www.facebook.com/ChannelNewsAsiaSingapore/posts/10151794202732934
after XD, u guy think it go down to how much?
Sg post result out. Good.
fund buying again. invest   in spost wont go wrong. 
yoo. today reversal. 
New PostAssurance Agreement Between Singapore Post Limited And AXA Life Insurance Singapore Private Limited 
http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/SGX_Ann.ashx?App=Announcement& FileID=250049
The SingPost-AXA PostAssurance Agreement involves the Company
1) Performing the role of an introducer for AXA for the purposes of facilitating the marketing, promotion, sale and 
distribution of life insurance products in Singapore in consideration of a sign-on fee, 
partnership fee, an earn-out payment, commission payments, annual bonus and stretch 
performance bonus payable to the Company upon the terms and subject to the conditions set 
out in the SingPost-AXA PostAssurance Documents. 
 
Loves how pro-active the management is to diversify out of postal industry, altgh I may not know how lucrative this side-income is

AseanTradingLink.blogspot : Singapore Post Limited benefited from recent price hike of Post Malaysia Berhad
Yes, as long as status is CD
hi, 
newbies here.
 
got some question: if i buy singpost share now, will i able to get dividend for july period?
Seems quite tough going to $1..   but I'm hoping for the same thing.  

$1.25.. hope it can go to $1 so i can buy and  enjoy 6% divy.. :)
gd luck dyodd
ozone2002 ( Date: 04-Jun-2013 15:42) Posted:
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went back to where it was before..
lucky I took profit yesterday.

Technically,SingPost (S08) has been showing support 1.301 and resistance in the 1.4 price range. It is upgraded to a buy with the 1.635 target price in six months.  has bhttp://sgx.stoxline.com/quote.php?s=s08
But I thing still save to invest in it
Net profit% decreased yOY not a very good sign, expenses increasing yOY Same as Otang keep increasing ...
springpig ( Date: 14-May-2013 17:07) Posted:
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profit is always better than loss..
can't catch the highest high..be happy that you have made!
:)
springpig ( Date: 04-Jun-2013 14:43) Posted:
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things don't go as what I expected.. 
the chart may look something like sep-dec 2010 period, so I have taken full profit during the rebound today.
I'll wait until the price goes down to reinvest(because I still believe in this company). 
Meanwhile, I'll look at some other robust companies..
 
@ozone2002:   great prediction! kudos to you!

1.4 was indeed the highest high..
now dropped to 1.35
still a good share with great dividends
will wait for further correction before entering again..
gd luck dyodd
ozone2002 ( Date: 14-May-2013 15:55) Posted:
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from what I saw in trading history these past few days, I think some people have taken partial/full profit from this counter.
However, if I read the price actions correctly, another BB seem to be still collecting the shares...   so I expect another upwards probably next week, provided this BB can still have power to collect and push the price.
Be very careful when the price goes towards $1.50 though..   (i.e. take profit when you're comfortable with the price, don't be greedy!)
just my cheap personal view. 
 
I have taken partial profit and still keeping some.. (just in case things don't go as I wish) 
Probably I'll allocate the proceedings to some other counters with reasonable price.  

All the best to those still holding! 
then again...   the decision to sell or to keep for long term depends on one's expectation & risk profile. (and probably how you look at things as well)
For example:   if you think singpost can give 6.25cents dividend(or higher) per annum perpetually without fail, and you think market will still like it as long as the yield is more than 4%, market will keep it until the price reaches $1.56
Some other people may be more active money-maker..   they may sell when the yield(compared to the traded price) drops to 4.5%, i.e. @$1.39 and buy other stocks which can give better return in the future(for example when they see growth blue-chip stocks getting cheap).    
Another way to look at it:   if you buy at $1 and you simply want to have steady passive income at 6.25%   per annum, you'll keep it for another 5-20 years(or until the fundamentals deteriorate). You'll keep it forever, as long as the company is doing well.  
