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ozone2002
    08-Sep-2009 08:55  
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don't rely on rumors..

trade on something u can rely on..
 
 
beeper
    08-Sep-2009 00:10  
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I loaded 10 lots today also.
 
 
thomas_low
    07-Sep-2009 23:58  
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My boss say 2.80 is the resistance level. Then it will go sideways before reaching 3 bucks. Hehe I didnt say this hor..My boss's wife (Boss's boss) say it will reach 3.00 by the end of next week. dunno where she got this numbers from but in the past she was quite chun. So I ying-chou ying-chou and loaded up some in the spirit to support my boss's boss.
 

 
hp3000
    07-Sep-2009 21:12  
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haha 3 days continue up up up +0.08 +0.08 + 0.12 keke hao say liao !!!!
 
 
ozone2002
    07-Sep-2009 16:37  
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2.51!! oh yeah baby!

ozone2002      ( Date: 07-Sep-2009 14:20) Posted:



slow and steady accumulation..

500+ lots snapped up @ 2.47

 
 
hp3000
    07-Sep-2009 16:22  
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Haha hope to return to the glory of high 2.89 and break it to further high.
 

 
maxcty
    07-Sep-2009 15:37  
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finally can smell 2.5 liao.haha...jia you jia you
 
 
ozone2002
    07-Sep-2009 14:20  
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slow and steady accumulation..

500+ lots snapped up @ 2.47
 
 
thomas_low
    07-Sep-2009 11:38  
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yanlord

Turning the corner, watch SSE closely and surf the crest of this wave...$$YY$$
 
 
ozone2002
    07-Sep-2009 11:09  
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2.48!! nice one..
 

 
ozone2002
    07-Sep-2009 09:43  
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China’s Property Investment May Rise by 30% in 2010 (Update1) Share | Email | Print | A A A By Bloomberg News Sept. 5 (Bloomberg) -- China’s property investment growth may rebound to around 30 percent next year and support the nation’s economic recovery, central bank adviser Fan Gang said. “As property developers rush to buy land and plan construction this year, investment activities will soon pick up pace,” Fan told the China CEO Forum in Beijing today. Fan is the academic member of the monetary policy committee at the People’s Bank of China. China’s property sales surged 60 percent by value in the first seven months and home prices in 70 major cities rose the most in 9 months in July from a year earlier as Premier Wen Jiabao’s $585 billion stimulus and an explosion of lending spur home construction and purchases. Still, the 11.6 percent expansion of property investment in the first seven months was one-third the pace in 2007, before a housing slump started. “A rebound in real estate investment will be the next engine supporting economic recovery after the government-led infrastructure construction plays a dominant role stimulating growth this year,” Lu Zhengwei, an economist at Industrial Bank Co., said by phone in Shanghai. “Growth of 20 percent to 25 percent in real estate investment is healthy, whereas a 30 percent pace may trigger concern about overheating in the property sector.” Property investment accounts for a third of overall fixed- asset spending by the world’s third-largest economy. Separately, Fan said the government’s recent “fine- tuning” of monetary policy is “no surprise” because the central bank has to prevent excessive liquidity, and that the decline of the stock market on concerns that loan growth will slow is “a very good sign”. Bank lending in China fell in July to less than a quarter of June’s level, and concerns among investors that the government may start to rein in loan growth drove benchmark stock index into a bear market this week. China’s investors “have finally learned to respond to risks rather than believing that the market will rise forever, which is a very good sign,” Fan said. The global economy has escaped a repeat of the Great Depression, and yet may remain weak for another one or two years, Fan said. “A world economic recovery will be a prolonged process,” he said. China’s exports, which have dropped for the past nine months, may return to growth in the last quarter of this year as global demand recovers, Fan said, without giving a specific forecast.
 
 
hp3000
    07-Sep-2009 09:37  
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Today cheonging again haha ....

Hope china economic bloom all the way keke people then use their $$$ to buy property.

Yanlord will have a good share on it. If go smoothly today may up by 1.2
 
 
ronleech
    04-Sep-2009 17:08  
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For this counter to u-turn, i think it will break it's last peak at 2.89 (intraday).....it always does so....Hope $3 on the way
 
 
freeme
    04-Sep-2009 17:01  
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contra warrants out for kopi $. will be back

freeme      ( Date: 04-Sep-2009 16:13) Posted:

holding the warrants not bad.. pay small amt n gain abt the same.. dun need to stuck too much cash on it.. ;) hehe

 
 
ozone2002
    04-Sep-2009 16:38  
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slow n steady rise

 
 

 
freeme
    04-Sep-2009 16:13  
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holding the warrants not bad.. pay small amt n gain abt the same.. dun need to stuck too much cash on it.. ;) hehe
 
 
hp3000
    04-Sep-2009 15:37  
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Haha wait and see china property bloom again. Yesterday +0.08 see today how ?

Date Open High Low Close Volume
03 Sep 2009 2.220 2.330 2.220 2.300 11,480,000


 
 
ronleech
    04-Sep-2009 14:57  
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Looks like U turn fate for this counter is near.....
 
 
hp3000
    04-Sep-2009 14:34  
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good collection at 2.34 and 2.35 haha china economic growth still depend much on property developement. Laughing
 
 
freeme
    04-Sep-2009 13:31  
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i sold my yanlord n bot its warrants.. like that better, bec its cheaper n can last until jan 2010..

maxcty      ( Date: 01-Sep-2009 23:12) Posted:

yup..too bad not enough capital to load more. stuck with most of my $$ in yanlord and kepland.

only holding 5000 shares of li heng and sinotel each.. well..at least got earn after all..haha..

 



freeme      ( Date: 01-Sep-2009 23:02) Posted:

ur liheng n sinotel star performer..

too bad didnt get both..



 
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