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wah...like your horse..somemore number 1 tag...wah sure huat tomolo...thk richtan
richtan ( Date: 24-Jun-2009 17:40) Posted:
Congrats to those having n holding onto Straits Asia.   
AJ1 (StraitsAsia)
| WEIGHTED AVG PRICE : 1.6982 |
LAST DONE PRICE : 1.710 |
| SPREAD/PRICE RATIO : 0.0000 |
AVG TRADE SIZE : 22.513 |
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Congrats to those having n holding onto Straits Asia.
AJ1 (StraitsAsia)
| WEIGHTED AVG PRICE : 1.6982 |
LAST DONE PRICE : 1.710 |
| SPREAD/PRICE RATIO : 0.0000 |
AVG TRADE SIZE : 22.513 |
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Yo!...lucky u...i was to stop loss at 1.68....but this rd i intend to long on this at least till Aug..and may even add on as mrk rally...
sometuime been stubborn is gd..and .i am willing to risk another some 5% fr 8% stop loss. to bet on it reversal pass my stop loss px..and it seen to be so far so good..
all the best to all vested...you know u never wrong here...this one will deliver..really i make lot $ here.
waterfalls ( Date: 23-Jun-2009 14:56) Posted:
| just got in at 1.65. i believe the drop is just a knee-jerk reaction to World Bank's report. i'm looking foward to more positive news this week and the window dressing. the volatility means this share has got excellent trading opportunites :-) |
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just got in at 1.65. i believe the drop is just a knee-jerk reaction to World Bank's report. i'm looking foward to more positive news this week and the window dressing. the volatility means this share has got excellent trading opportunites :-)
but petrol prices did not drop...
oil price dropped to $66 per barrel now. Commodies will be badly hit
The rally could have reversed already...
Yo!...my friend ask why i keep changing my tg, i said, i will not change if market keep still..
OK..my tg is still sti 2600 and dow 9500...mid summer...this means the rally may stretch till early Aug...( upgrade fr previous prediction of July )
i thk nw till mid 2010, long commodities...commodities will soar..with fed trillion dollar flooding the world.
when CB ard the world print $ like no tomolo since the crises started, it means that the vast amount of dollar in the market will be built into the px of commodities.....high inflation..
there is no way..CB know, but high inflation it is still better than deflation..or worse stagflation.
Reached 1.80 today, the fair price depends on the oil price and weather, come Q3 this will be rocketing as the oil will expect to go up again. If NKorea and Iran issues escalate, it will hit $3 in no time. The Palestine issue also will influence this stock indirectly. Steel demand is increasing according to CNBC TV I saw just now but the coal price is down due to warmer weather (past), looking to future if it gets colder, the price will rise again, since I am looking forward, I am buying now at bargain prices. Anyway Indonesia coal is to power Air-condition in hot countries. But peope worry about Northern Hemisphere weather that affect Indonesian Coal it does not make sense.
the more you hope the more you lost,,,,,,,,,,stay away,,,,,especial now at the egde of hill,,,,,,,,,,,,at highest place you will feel cold and lonely,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Hope it can hit 2.00..end of.this week of window dressing by fund..some 14% ..will be a tough tg to hit....but we can never tell...
smartrader ( Date: 21-Jun-2009 22:20) Posted:
Straits Asia Resources
Buy
DBS Group Research | June 19
Close: $1.75
UNDERPINNED by the recent increase in oil prices, we believe that the price of coal is set to follow suit as demand for coal remains strong. Our channel checks with major coal producers in Indonesia suggest that demand for coal is still robust, as the increase in output so far in 2009 has been absorbed by the market. Latest coal price at US$71.9 per tonne is 15 per cent higher than its lows back in March 2009.
Straits Asia Resources' (SAR) FY2009 earnings will remain strong, driven by improvement in sales volume (up 17 per cent y-o-y) and sales price (up 13 per cent y-o-y). SAR has sold and priced 6.5 million tonnes of its FY2009 coal deliveries at US$114/tonne, thus cementing our optimism that it will achieve a blended average sales price of US$78/tonne for FY2009.
SAR management is continuing its effort to boost production by enhancing its infrastructure capacity. The company aims to achieve a capacity of 20 million tonnes a year and currently the installed infrastructure can attain annual production of 19 million tonnes. Reiterate 'buy' with TP of $2.26.
Compiled by CONRAD TAN
Glossary:
Ebit - earnings before interest and tax
Ebitda - earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation
EPS - earnings per share
FY - fiscal/financial year
H1, H2 - first or second half
NAV - net asset value
9M - nine months
P/B - price/book value (ratio)
PE - price/earnings (ratio)
Q1, Q2, Q3 - first, second, or third quarter
q-o-q - quarter-on-quarter
RNAV - revised net asset value rROE - return on equity
TP - target price
y-o-y - year-on-year
Disclaimer: All analyses, recommendations and other information herein are published for general information. Readers should not rely solely on the information published and should seek independent financial advice prior to making any investment decision. The publisher accepts no liability for any loss whatsoever arising from any use of the information published herein. |
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Straits Asia Resources
Buy
DBS Group Research | June 19
Close: $1.75
UNDERPINNED by the recent increase in oil prices, we believe that the price of coal is set to follow suit as demand for coal remains strong. Our channel checks with major coal producers in Indonesia suggest that demand for coal is still robust, as the increase in output so far in 2009 has been absorbed by the market. Latest coal price at US$71.9 per tonne is 15 per cent higher than its lows back in March 2009.
Straits Asia Resources' (SAR) FY2009 earnings will remain strong, driven by improvement in sales volume (up 17 per cent y-o-y) and sales price (up 13 per cent y-o-y). SAR has sold and priced 6.5 million tonnes of its FY2009 coal deliveries at US$114/tonne, thus cementing our optimism that it will achieve a blended average sales price of US$78/tonne for FY2009.
SAR management is continuing its effort to boost production by enhancing its infrastructure capacity. The company aims to achieve a capacity of 20 million tonnes a year and currently the installed infrastructure can attain annual production of 19 million tonnes. Reiterate 'buy' with TP of $2.26.
Compiled by CONRAD TAN
Glossary:
Ebit - earnings before interest and tax
Ebitda - earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation
EPS - earnings per share
FY - fiscal/financial year
H1, H2 - first or second half
NAV - net asset value
9M - nine months
P/B - price/book value (ratio)
PE - price/earnings (ratio)
Q1, Q2, Q3 - first, second, or third quarter
q-o-q - quarter-on-quarter
RNAV - revised net asset value rROE - return on equity
TP - target price
y-o-y - year-on-year
Disclaimer: All analyses, recommendations and other information herein are published for general information. Readers should not rely solely on the information published and should seek independent financial advice prior to making any investment decision. The publisher accepts no liability for any loss whatsoever arising from any use of the information published herein.
I still yet to get in fr this one, as it is flying very fast up previously. N Agreed it is a potential stock.
Below $1.70 will be a good entry price for this baby. But if STI index breached the 2200 & drop downwards.
i will showhand on this one getting the profits first.
Just my opinion.
10 trade..one lose...if this trade lose..then it will be 10 to 2...almost cut last friday...when it visit 1.68..for a short while..
i see this one heading higher...and this is window dressing week for fund...most likely it cheong...gd luck all..
this one make me ton...hope all huat ahhhhhhhhhhh.
i know there are no sure thing...., give and take, roughly when u see as a better px to buy in...pls share..never mind ..i will DYODD..will undertake all my action...
what px is a better px for us..
dealer0168 ( Date: 20-Jun-2009 10:16) Posted:
Should retain bullets, fr better pricing latter on.
NEW YORK - Commodity prices are ending an anemic week mostly lower on Friday, with investors growing less impressed by global economic data.
For months, commodities were rallying on signs that the economy's slide was slowing. Now, because new readings have yet to show actual strength, investors are cashing in some of their gains.
Investors "sense that prices have already done enough, so we're kind of stalling a bit right now," said Edward Meir, senior commodities analyst at MF Global in New York.
Crude oil dropped 3.5 percent this week, while gasoline tumbled 5.8 percent. Gold is down 0.5 percent for the week, while silver is down 4.5 percent and copper is down 5.2 percent. |
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Should retain bullets, fr better pricing latter on.
NEW YORK - Commodity prices are ending an anemic week mostly lower on Friday, with investors growing less impressed by global economic data.
For months, commodities were rallying on signs that the economy's slide was slowing. Now, because new readings have yet to show actual strength, investors are cashing in some of their gains.
Investors "sense that prices have already done enough, so we're kind of stalling a bit right now," said Edward Meir, senior commodities analyst at MF Global in New York.
Crude oil dropped 3.5 percent this week, while gasoline tumbled 5.8 percent. Gold is down 0.5 percent for the week, while silver is down 4.5 percent and copper is down 5.2 percent.
charging higher, i am getting excited by this counter helping me gain lotsa money.Congrats to all vested & made or making money.
The charge is on ! Lets watched ...a whooping 538 lots was Up !
Cheers !
