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ed88ks
    05-Apr-2007 11:32  
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watch this stock , it's not on the radar of fund analysis yet, accumulate at $1.50.... 2006 profit up $369million, earning for share 0.61. that huge. could be a multi bagger.
 
 
colorado
    30-Mar-2007 10:28  
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Hi Victorf, could you elaborate...

Thanks!
 
 
victorf
    30-Mar-2007 00:06  
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facts speak louder than words...

AFX News 3/29/2007 8:23:00 PM 

Singapore-listed China Aviation Oil says May jet fuel tender 6 times covered 
 

 
iPunter
    29-Mar-2007 17:30  
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Jackjames got a real solid point there...

And I agree with him sooooooo much!!!
 
 
victorf
    29-Mar-2007 17:22  
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i say again...do not sell early and let it run...do not make the common mistake of layman investor...good luck and not for contra (no indicator to sell yet, so why "kan cheong")



Posted: 26-Mar-2007 10:49
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 do not sell early (one of the common mistake of investor)..let it run for some more days...for mid-term investor, let it run till above $1.80 level...still stick to my target of at least $2 by end of year...good luck
 
 
 
nickyng
    29-Mar-2007 09:52  
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hee...m preparing to SHORT it any time now :D
 

 
EastonBay
    29-Mar-2007 09:43  
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China Aviation Oil (Singapore) Corp. (CAO SP):
The company, which sought protection from creditors in 2004 after a trading scandal, said it wasn't aware of a reason for the recent surge in its share price. It was responding to a query by the stock exchange. China Aviation jumped 8 cents, or 5.6 percent, to S$1.51, taking its five-day gain to 32 percent.     - Bloomberg
 
 
victorf
    28-Mar-2007 16:51  
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foresee very soon good news "brewing" that will exceed all expectations will be out...nothing is for sure but if you have a GODFATHER, you can be sure of "something"
 
 
victorf
    28-Mar-2007 16:01  
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jackjames, nice comment with a feel of the "beat of market"..."it is only when the tide is down when you know who is naked"...good luck and not for contra
 
 
jackjames
    28-Mar-2007 15:45  
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a lah, when the counter rise, then, you started to say if i buy....... useless liao la... well, since some of the people so confirm that it will rise to $2.00, then, why not just buy 100 lots now until siao.. since u SOOOOo sure that it will rise to 2.00, nothing is confirmed one la.. there are so many other potential counters in singapore market... can't believe when CAO is around 1.01 - 1.10 for months, and nobody talks about it, and when it moves, people said what china aviation industry booming, blar blar blar, rubbish man...

my post didn't aim for anyone, my point is it is very easy to talk about "history".... no points, act now if u believe and no regrets!
 

 
nickyng
    28-Mar-2007 15:43  
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nope...didnt short any today... :) too fast too furious....i dont like it :D
 
 
victorf
    28-Mar-2007 15:37  
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still the same call....

Posted: 26-Mar-2007 10:49
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 do not sell early (one of the common mistake of investor)..let it run for some more days...for mid-term investor, let it run till above $1.80 level...still stick to my target of at least $2 by end of year...good luck
 
 
 
singaporegal
    27-Mar-2007 20:09  
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Hi nikyng,

I read that you shorted this counter. How did it go?
 
 
jesnigel
    27-Mar-2007 16:25  
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Btw, I told my good friend about CAO last week before the price rise; he bot 20 lots - I was too SLOW.  But CAO has run up too much, too fast; I see short term pull back but long term it remains bullish.

Cheers
 
 
jesnigel
    27-Mar-2007 16:17  
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You need to be looking at the market all the time to "short" a counter. It seems easier to make money shorting rather than go long.  Witness that share price is more volatile going down than going up.  But shorting is not for the general investing public. 

For my investing style, invest for the long term but take profit in the short term if target is met.  When you invest for the long term, you end up a "short term" investor; if you invest for the short term, you will likely end up a "long term" investor holding paper losses!

Cheers!

 

 
sohguanh
    27-Mar-2007 13:52  
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zorkss: nickyng is the small time shortist. usually big time shortist dun juz sell 5 lots cuz after deduct brokerage left so little. they tend to sell at say 10,20,100 etc etc lots.... tchoonw is the forumer who play big should ask him how many lots he sell :)
 
 
zorkss
    27-Mar-2007 13:42  
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Hi Nickyng

Correct me if I'm wrong...as I hv no idea abt shorting.....According to your post, you sold at 1.44 and bought back at 1.42----5 lots. After deducting brokerage charges of abt $60 for both transactions, your profit is only abt $40. OK for 1/2 hour trade...but isn't it rather risky for such a low return?
 
 
chinkiasu
    27-Mar-2007 11:40  
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hi, tanglinboy, lewsh88 - no I did not get in... instead I sold when the stock was at 1.24 only to see it moved to 1.34 only 15mins later..  felt really lousy.. as I was waiting for this breakout to happen for last one year...

however my friend said.. alamak you made your 10% so ok lah let others earn a bit...
 
 
smltimer
    27-Mar-2007 10:26  
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nickyng....admire your courage....but am i getting it right that you short 5 lots?.....but with just 5 lots....seems like great risk with little gain leh :)
 
 
pikachu
    27-Mar-2007 10:06  
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wah... nickyng... you are one brave dude man. 
 
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