Short CPL very shiok..... patience is the key......
CPL never failed me in my shorts... lol
Capitaland group of companies shares kena dumped today
eurekaw ( Date: 04-Mar-2013 21:21) Posted:
Let see how low it can go
solomonster ( Date: 04-Mar-2013 21:19) Posted:
Oh ya. Just in time, I guess. Almost hit my stop loss on 28Feb. Fortunately, it's reversed on next day. |
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Let see how low it can go
solomonster ( Date: 04-Mar-2013 21:19) Posted:
Oh ya. Just in time, I guess. Almost hit my stop loss on 28Feb. Fortunately, it's reversed on next day.
eurekaw ( Date: 04-Mar-2013 21:11) Posted:
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Oh ya. Just in time, I guess. Almost hit my stop loss on 28Feb. Fortunately, it's reversed on next day.
eurekaw ( Date: 04-Mar-2013 21:11) Posted:
yes. u?
solomonster ( Date: 04-Mar-2013 20:50) Posted:
Hi Bro, how are you...... it's quite some times...
Did you short this one? |
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Yes sifu is right... Always short only at the juicy-juicy peak...
New123 ( Date: 04-Mar-2013 21:09) Posted:
| it may rebounce from here.. dont any how short.. |
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it may rebounce from here.. dont any how short..
Hi Bro, how are you...... it's quite some times...
Did you short this one?
eurekaw ( Date: 04-Mar-2013 16:24) Posted:
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China’s top real-estate CEO sees housing bubble, hopes leaders can fix it: report
March 4, 2013, 12:35 AM
China’s property sector took a beating Monday in
response to new government measures to take the heat out of the
real-estate sector, including a new property capital-gains tax and other
disincentives.
However, a report from CBS News “60 Minutes” on some of the issues
facing Chinese property developers, probably didn’t do sentiment any
favors either.
CBS correspondent Lesley Stahl interviewed Wang Shi, the chairman and founder of China Vanke
CN:200002
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– the biggest property-development firm in China. Some of
Wang’s most notable comments were on the affordability of housing and
the possibility of an asset-price bubble in the Chinese housing market.
When asked whether homes in China were too expensive, Wang simply
answered yes. He told CBS that the average resident trying to buy an
apartment in Shanghai would have to pay more than 45 times his or her
annual salary.
And when asked if there was currently a bubble in the Chinese property market, he said: “yes of course.”
However, the property developer appears to have faith in the ability
of China’s leadership to deal with the situation, saying: “I believe
that top leaders have enough smart[s] to deal with that. I hope!”
What exactly those top leaders have in mind could surface as China’s
legislature, the National People’s Congress, opens its once-a-year
session on Tuesday.
Sifu, Sometime got to bear the pain in order to have the gain... lol
iPunter ( Date: 04-Mar-2013 16:36) Posted:
Sifu is good... peifu, peifu... 
Isolator ( Date: 04-Mar-2013 15:10) Posted:
| No pain no gain...... Huat la.. |
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CapitaLand is down 4.4% at $3.69 as investor sentiment takes a hit given
fresh property tightening measures taken by China late last week. Most
of the property stocks in mainland China are also down.
China accounts for nearly 40% of the Singapore property developers'
total assets. On Feb. 21, CapitaLand announced a 44.9% drop in its 4Q
net profit at $262.7 million, but said that it was willing to deploy
more resources in China after its sales of residential units in China
accelerated in the second half of last year.
New property cooling measures by China may weigh on such plans of CapitaLand.
No pain no gain...... Huat la...
eurekaw ( Date: 04-Mar-2013 15:02) Posted:
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There is no turning back for properties counter.... When some people pump... You should run fast.... Huat la....
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