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jessie
    27-Aug-2007 11:02  
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Congrats KiLroy and all those vested !  Cheers !!!
 
 
KiLrOy
    27-Aug-2007 10:55  
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Its encouraging yes. :) See how it goes, no need to unload the remaining lots for now.
 
 
ten4one
    27-Aug-2007 10:16  
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Haha Kilroy, 'Chun-Chun-Indication' and a good call. Taking a break on this oneSmiley Cheers!
 

 
KiLrOy
    27-Aug-2007 09:56  
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We are mindful of the doji formed however today's new 52 week high is an encouraging note.  CCI is now in the overbought condition.
 
 
KiLrOy
    23-Aug-2007 21:16  
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Disappointing close.  Formed a DOJI instead ! !
 
 
jessie
    23-Aug-2007 10:33  
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Thanks kilroy... It is dropping now.... Btw, I have holding bought at 3.20 too.
 

 
KiLrOy
    23-Aug-2007 10:24  
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Jess,

I bought my lots last year at 2.79SGD.  3.58SGD was a difficult resistance but it broke thru today and I am seeinng how it will test 3.70SGD.  Above 3.70SGD will set a new 52weeks high. But if it fails, I think you know what to do. :)  Good luck~
 
 
jessie
    23-Aug-2007 10:11  
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Hi kilroy, I entered this morning at 3.58 prior to reading your post. Hope it can hit $3.7 and higher.... By the way, did you enter ?  Regards
 
 
KiLrOy
    23-Aug-2007 09:55  
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Convincing break above 3.58SGD.  Poise for 3.70SGD 52wk high.
 
 
KiLrOy
    17-Aug-2007 22:14  
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Unless it break above 3.58 convincingly, I will hold, else will flat at 3.56/58 since it fail repeatedly at that resistance (the capitial gain for Singtel will always be up till 3.56/58 if it continue to fail past that resistance so no use to me).  I know my strategy may be weird to you but if there is no increase in capital gain, I rather do the range or buy when its low again.

Today my profit stop was set at 3.00, it came too close for comfort. Thank god it rebounced at 16:00H hour and closes above expectation.
 

 
Farmer
    17-Aug-2007 21:53  
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KiLrOy, why think of selling when u actually buy it low. It has rebound amazingly to 3.40. We should have some confident in Singtel and looking for long term rewards.
 
 
KiLrOy
    17-Aug-2007 10:43  
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No I didnt add any to my existing lots I bought from last year.  I am hoping that its will break past 3.58 to see new highs but am disappointed each time it tries to rally.  My only technical reason to sell would be to flat that failure. On hindsight, it may be worthwhile to hold coz if I do flat it, I will probably not be able to repurchase it at last year's price in the near future.
 
 
ten4one
    17-Aug-2007 10:20  
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You got it @ 3.22 Kilroy ? It is a Nat'l Day bonus! Cheers!
 
 
KiLrOy
    17-Aug-2007 09:49  
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What a catch at 3.22 when everyone frozed at the opening.  Anyone didnt freeze?
 
 
KiLrOy
    16-Aug-2007 09:37  
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We may see that price as well plus the rain is not helping... :)
 

 
ten4one
    16-Aug-2007 09:30  
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Kilroy, I think the environment is not so favorable at this moment. Could see more sell-off....and I'm still waiting to get back if the px is right...maybe 3.15 or 3.20.

Farmer, Optimism or pessimism is not on my vocab. I'm a realist as far as the Market is concerned. You're rite, I'm both short and long term player. My longterm means 6-12mth. Shorterm could be 1 day - 14 days. Cheers!
 
 
KiLrOy
    16-Aug-2007 00:08  
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Today opening price gapped down. No chance to flat at the premium price at this point so may have to settle for second best. 3.28/3.30 looks like a good support.
 
 
s5504703
    15-Aug-2007 19:46  
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August 15, 2007, 4.36 pm (Singapore time)

SingTel to swop stake in Taiwan telco for share in mobile carrier




SINGAPORE - Singapore Telecommunications (SingTel) said on Wednesday that it will exchange its 24.51 per cent share in Taiwan's fixed-line operator New Century InfoComm Tech for a stake in a Taiwanese mobile phone carrier.
SingTel will have a stake of almost 4.0 per cent in Far EasTone Telecommunications as part of the share swap in a transaction valued at T$6.09 billion (US$185 million)


The Singapore telco will have a stake of almost 4.0 per cent in Far EasTone Telecommunications as part of the share swop in a transaction valued at T$6.09 billion (US$185 million), it said in a statement.

Under the terms of the transaction, Far EasTone will issue 160.37 million new shares to SingTel in exchange for the 24.51 percent stake in New Century Infocomm Tech.

The transaction is expected to be completed by Dec 31.

SingTel, Singapore's dominant telecommunications operator, has the largest mobile phone user base in Asia outside of China totalling 136.35 million subscribers
 
 
Farmer
    15-Aug-2007 14:34  
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Ten4one, are you a trader or investor? I suspect you are both though I think more like a former. You have your view and I respect that, but you never seems to be optimistic about Singtel's future, than why invest in it?

 
 
 
ten4one
    15-Aug-2007 14:08  
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Farmer, Now I see your point and to show your confidence you need not have to go to the extend of making a statement that is very difficult to prove and come to a conclusion.

Similarly, I'm quite confident that the current team is able to carry SingTel Logo high but with more difficulties. What I'm discussing here is the stock px under the prevailing environment - is it too high (so it is better to sell) or too low (buying opportunity). Of course, we each have our own strategy as far as the Stock Market is concerned - in short, to each his/her own. Even SingTel may have increase its customer base by leap and bound, the margin squeeze is a concern. Just imagine if SingTel's performance is below Market's expectation (even by a small margin). The Market is not very forgiving in such a circumstance.....but that is another story! Cheers!
 
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