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Fisher
    08-Mar-2007 10:09  
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Most management tend to give excuses when sales begin to slow. But investors ( not punters ) have to examine the excuse. If for example the management of Mercedes Benz says that sales of the marque in China was adversely affected because of dubious cliams from Chinese car manufacturers that their cars are as good as BMW ....you have to think ....Huh !!!!  Mercs sales affected by poor imitaion from Chinese cars makers ?
 
 
iPunter
    08-Mar-2007 08:59  
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Yes, Fisher... agree... :)

It's human nature (which cannot be changed), until the losses begin to teach.

People will surely tend to defend the stocks they already own, but which are going down.

It may also be that they are defending due to the fact that they don't really know which way the stocks are heading. 

Thus, they are helpless against the whims of the market and are always at it's mercy.
 
 
Fisher
    08-Mar-2007 02:06  
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This counter will go lower. Many holders of this stock are still in denial mode. They continue to believe that it should continue to trade at a premium and revenue will continue to grow. They refuse to acknowledge that growth may have stopped. Usually it takes time for holders to come to terms that the fairy tale has come to an end , the clock has struck twelve.

The stock is trading at 3 times book and to think that at one time it was trading at 7 times book. It has nett assets of  170 mio . But this includes 34 mio of intangibles, 91.6 mio of inventories, 50 mio from trade debtors !!! Opps ! about the same as Nett Assets ?

Investors will be better off buying Challenger, no debt, real cash and little investories and trading at very low P.E. But Challenger is not a glamourous counter, no celebrity CEO and celebrities like Shu Qi ( sound like lose already in Hokkien ) to put it in the limelight.

Time will tell. When the tide goes down, we will know who are those swimming without clothes.
 

 
singaporegal
    07-Mar-2007 21:42  
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Bollinger bands very tight... be cautious... sharp price change impending
 
 
iPunter
    07-Mar-2007 18:00  
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The iGallap, being a machine which is designed to simulate the movements like those experienced on a horseback, will develope those sets of muscles used in balancing, and thus cultivates one's sense of balance when used regularly.
 
 
pikachu
    07-Mar-2007 17:52  
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So what muscles are used in iGallop if not the buttocks?
 

 
iPunter
    07-Mar-2007 15:09  
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pikachu...

No... if you haven't ridden on one, how can you summise that it trains only the buttock muscles???

In any case, there's not much 'buttock muscles' to build on.

It's the 'rodeo' effect, apart from other effects, when one is riding the iGallop that accounts for it's superb benefits... :)

Why not get yourself one when you next get out with a profit?
 
 
iPunter
    07-Mar-2007 15:04  
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What about the iGallop?... :)

Is there another product like it elsewhere?
 
 
SYDNEYsunshine
    07-Mar-2007 11:13  
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actually OSIM does not spend much on product research, they only spend on market research. All the products they have churned off thus far have been modified versions of products that have been in the market for at least 5 years. If you read up on all these products on japanese magazines and on taiwanese manufacturer websites, you will know that both the japanese and taiwanese are very familiar with such products
 
 
pikachu
    07-Mar-2007 10:09  
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iPunter,

I thought iGallop trains your buttock muscles right? What does that have to do with your sense of balance? 

Hahaha..
 

 
singaporegal
    06-Mar-2007 21:05  
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Osim's bollinger bands are getting tighter, indicating that sudden price change may occur.

Overall, the TA charts are bearish. Be very cautious.
 
 
iPunter
    06-Mar-2007 12:24  
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I seem to be addicted to my trusty iGallop already.

...And I notice my sense of balance has improved such a great deal... I don't need to hold yhe railings when I travel in trains and buses...

Great machine!  Great design genius!...  hehe... :)
 
 
geojam
    05-Mar-2007 21:46  
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sporegal

I agree with u.

 
 
iPunter
    05-Mar-2007 20:42  
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A dime a dozen?... :)

hehe.... I've been waiting to buy an OSIM massage chair after having bought my trusty iGallop... :)
 
 
singaporegal
    05-Mar-2007 10:46  
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In my humble opinion, Osim's problem lies not only in the poor reception its new products have been getting, its also that it is increasingly finding it difficult to differentiate between itself and its competitors.

The flagship products for Osim, I think, are its massage chairs and foot massages. These products are what most people associate Osim with. Unfortunately, these products are now copied by their competitors and they are a dime a dozen now.

Sigh...
 

 
elfinchilde
    04-Mar-2007 18:25  
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jackjames.... o_0...

haha.
 
 
iPunter
    04-Mar-2007 18:17  
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wait4opp has made such an excellent point... :)

I remember many years back there was "Yaohan" and "Mohan" both in Orchard Road.

So it takes no guessing where the masses will go to save money... hehe... :)

 
 
wait4opp
    04-Mar-2007 18:06  
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U Pa Pa is not a good name to use. If I am going to buy something to use,  I will definitely not buy something that already tell me "USED PA PA" sounds like Used already still afraid of.

OSIM is going to suffer if they going to use this name.....WHO dare to buy "USED PA PA" product. 
 
 
jackjames
    04-Mar-2007 17:57  
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regarding the U-Papa, isn't those who bought U-zap, they can switch the U-zap 180 degree back.. and used as U-papa purposes? possible?
 
 
iPunter
    04-Mar-2007 16:37  
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Singaporegal is perfectly right about this...

The good intentions are there, but the market is not appreciating it or is not ready for it.

For example, although they have such a superb and  ingeniously conceived product as the iGallop, it's not making any headway because of this. So the lesson to be learnt here appears to be: 

"give the market what people want; don't just give it what is good, but is not what they want or, as in the case of the iGallop, can want"

(actually, it's the commonsense of demand)
 
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