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elfinchilde
    09-Jan-2007 20:49  
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TA trends up. Vested.

 
 
NiToyo
    08-Jan-2007 19:04  
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Do you think they will grant you the excess right for free ? now the R500 is trading at 75cts... 
 
 
shplayer
    08-Jan-2007 10:31  
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bluesky, ruzmidah,

If you refer to some recent posts on Rotary, (whch has similiar divident/rights), the procedures should be the same...$ values will  be different and cut off dates differ.
 

 
bluesky
    07-Jan-2007 22:16  
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Thanks ruzmidah,  me most of the time ignore these forms and I think your explaination make sense,   if I don't do anything,  I should get the dividend early Feb 07 if I am not wrong......



 
 
ruzmidah
    07-Jan-2007 19:48  
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If i am not wrong, u can use the dividend $300 to buy 500 shares. and top up another $300 to buy another 500. Must fill up the form and pass to them or can go to ATM to apply.

If u dont apply for the rights, u will get $300 as divi..

COrrect me if i am wrong.

<-- newbie also
 
 
bluesky
    07-Jan-2007 17:58  
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Sorry guys !  I had received a form form CDP on exercises the rights,  does it mean that if I want to buy additional 500 shares ($300 ??),  I need to reply back,  if not I can ignore the notice.   By the way I have 1000 Share of Allgreen so I should be credited with 500 shares in my account ?   I can also buy from the market directly now ?

The closing date is 15 Jan 07,  urgent advice from all experts !

 

 
mirage
    05-Jan-2007 09:36  
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Allgreen rights going as high as 0.70 .. up up up and away !!!!!!!!!
 
 
mwzl95
    28-Dec-2006 16:16  
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It looks like it might go up soon.

 
 
EastonBay
    28-Dec-2006 15:18  
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suddenly it drops by 6cents today? Why huh? It already xd on 20 dec.
 
 
patseow8
    28-Dec-2006 10:21  
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Hi, any idea when can we exercise the rights?
 

 
toyshop
    28-Dec-2006 10:07  
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Hi spyh99,
if i recall correctly, you can apply for a whole 1000 right issue even if you are holding 1000 shares. Some company do this to avoid odd lot to be allocated to small shareholder.
 
 
chipchip66
    28-Dec-2006 09:52  
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if i sell my rights, will i be entitiled to the dividends?
 
 
ROI25per
    27-Dec-2006 14:10  
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Apply for the excess rights together with the right issues thru ATM. You may not get the excess rights, depends on the issuer, try your luck. Payment is immediate with S$1 comm charge. Probably a week  
 
 
spyh99
    27-Dec-2006 11:41  
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I only have 1 lot before the xd, that means I will only have 500 rights shares. Can anyone advice how to get another 500 rights to make it alot. Also, when do we need to pay for the rights and when will the rights be credited to us? Thanks.
 
 
iPunter
    24-Dec-2006 15:25  
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sama sama, yang... :)
 

 
ruzmidah
    24-Dec-2006 15:24  
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Kudos and thanks for the links brothers and sisters.

=D
 
 
iPunter
    24-Dec-2006 14:08  
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Oh yes... not only suffice... it is professionally done... thank you, sir... :)
 
 
DanielXX
    24-Dec-2006 14:02  
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The glossary in the site below should suffice:

http://www.investopedia.com/categories/stocks.asp
 
 
iPunter
    24-Dec-2006 13:23  
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Maybe a knowledgeable and helpful member here can start a new thread with the title "Glossary Of Stock Market Terms".

Other members can then add their contributions to this glossary.
 
 
ruzmidah
    24-Dec-2006 10:46  
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Hi am another new trader here trying to learn the ropes.

Would appreciate if the seniors can make a sticky thread for all the abbreviations used..
eg: XA , XD , CA , CD etc etc along with an explaination of what it means.
It will be useful for all new members.

Many thanks
and merry Xmas to all . =D
 
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