

guiren ( Date: 16-Apr-2008 10:48) Posted:
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Investment in China was signed in the name of the company but not individual, reaping profits as international oil price shoots up ,,
babyletsgo ( Date: 15-Apr-2008 19:17) Posted:
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No up, No down, No Bad , No good......Nothing is good, nothing is bad...
Dr. Soh leave E3 good or bad ?? investment in china with jade no more??

E3...No up, no down..nothing much to make $$$ for morning trade (Since Tues) 8-4-2008, now closed down -0.005ct
Time | Last | Volume | Bid/Ask |
17:05:02 | 0.025 | 151,000 | A |
11:56:08 | 0.030 | 180,000 | A |
11:31:52 | 0.030 | 50,000 | A |
Last | Trades | Volume | Bid Volume | Mid | Ask Volume |
0.025 | 3 | 301,000 | 150,000 | 0 | 151,000 |
0.030 | 17 | 1,930,000 | 0 | 0 | 1,930,000 |
TOTAL | 20 | 2,231,000 | 150,000 | 0 | 2,081,000 |
Hi Knightrider...I think dr Soh pte placement was at 0.065cts not 0,035 last and yet he's still selling suggest he is financailly strapped....avoid better..see
knightrider ( Date: 07-Apr-2008 10:45) Posted:
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will be delisted?
this counter is as gd as dead..
E3...No up, no down..nothing much to make $$$ for morning trade (Tues) 8-4-2008
Last | Trades | Volume | Bid Volume | Mid | Ask Volume |
0.030 | 41 | 7,748,000 | 996,000 | 0 | 6,752,000 |
TOTAL | 41 | 7,748,000 | 996,000 | 0 | 6,752,000 |
E3 holding...No up, no down..nothing much to make $$$, another one like digiland
Last | Trades | Volume | Bid Volume | Mid | Ask Volume |
0.025 | 4 | 241,000 | 241,000 | 0 | 0 |
0.030 | 101 | 37,159,000 | 4,552,000 | 0 | 32,607,000 |
0.035 | 4 | 122,000 | 0 | 0 | 122,000 |
TOTAL | 109 | 37,522,000 | 4,793,000 | 0 | 32,729,000 |
E3 Hldg | 0.030 | 0.030 | 0.000 | 0.0 | 37,522,000 | 52,827,000 | 0.025 | 0.025 | 50,000 | 0.035 | 0.025 |
Since the Jade deal fall out. Let us buy E3, as I heard that Dr. Soh also
took placement of this share at 0.035. Now since he fall out on Jade,
he should be concentrating on E3. Correct me if I am wrong in this info
? How about this idea ? Good Luck.
Financial Services
Doctor in distress over broken promises
Katrina Nicholas
199 words
4 April 2008
Australian Financial Review (Abstracts)
73
English
Copyright 2008 Media Monitors Australia Pty Ltd. All Rights Reserved
The Opes Prime collapse has resulted in a loss of at least S$40 million
($31.8 million) for Singapore-based physician turned businessman Anthony
Soh. Opes Prime was providing Mr Soh with funding to achieve a takeover of
software engineering firm Jade Technologies via Asia Pacific Links, a
company of which Mr Soh is the sole shareholder and which already owned a
significant stake in Jade. Dr Soh said he was misled by Opes Prime
subsidiary Opes Prime Asset Management, who had convinced him that he had
legal title to 295 million shares in Jade, after an agreement made last
October. It was understood that Opes pledged Mr Soh's shares to lender
Merrill Lynch, and others. Singapore's Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation
was also financing the deal but it withdrew its backing yesterday. As Mr
Soh did not control as many shares in Jade as he thought, Asia Pacific
Links will not be able to meet the minimum 50 percent acceptance condition.
Number of Mentions in original article: Opes Prime, Anthony Soh, Jade
Technologies, Asia Pacific Links, Opes Prime Asset Management, Merrill
Lynch, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation
Doctor in distress over broken promises
Katrina Nicholas
199 words
4 April 2008
Australian Financial Review (Abstracts)
73
English
Copyright 2008 Media Monitors Australia Pty Ltd. All Rights Reserved
The Opes Prime collapse has resulted in a loss of at least S$40 million
($31.8 million) for Singapore-based physician turned businessman Anthony
Soh. Opes Prime was providing Mr Soh with funding to achieve a takeover of
software engineering firm Jade Technologies via Asia Pacific Links, a
company of which Mr Soh is the sole shareholder and which already owned a
significant stake in Jade. Dr Soh said he was misled by Opes Prime
subsidiary Opes Prime Asset Management, who had convinced him that he had
legal title to 295 million shares in Jade, after an agreement made last
October. It was understood that Opes pledged Mr Soh's shares to lender
Merrill Lynch, and others. Singapore's Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation
was also financing the deal but it withdrew its backing yesterday. As Mr
Soh did not control as many shares in Jade as he thought, Asia Pacific
Links will not be able to meet the minimum 50 percent acceptance condition.
Number of Mentions in original article: Opes Prime, Anthony Soh, Jade
Technologies, Asia Pacific Links, Opes Prime Asset Management, Merrill
Lynch, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation
3cent worth to keep? is it $0.1 stock?
Better avoid all his counters as now can be seen he;s a wheeler - dealer..am lucky to hve gotten rid all all jades shares at 42cts in 2007
Jade Technologies president Anthony Soh's takeover bid for the company has run into a snag after Dr Soh said in a letter to Jade's board he could not confirm he had sufficient resources to go through with the offer. He also said that OCBC has ceased to be the financial adviser for the offer.
Dr Soh explained that his ownership of a block of shares, representing about 30.5% of Jade, has become unclear. He revealed that to secure financing he had pledged that block of shares last Oct to Australian stockbroker Opes Prime. Opes went into receivership after directors found irregularities in the firm's accounts. Under the terms of the agreement with Opes, ownership of those shares may now have passed to Opes and on to its creditors.
In his letter, Dr Soh said that assuming his shareholdings were stated at just 16.06% of the company, rather than about 46% as previously thought, then he could 'not confirm as at 2 April 2008 that sufficient resources are available ... to satisfy full acceptances of the offer'.
Jade had called a trading halt for the release of an earlier letter dated Apr 1 from Dr Soh stating that he had entered into a Global Master Securities Lending Agreement (SLA) with Opes dated Oct 12, 2007, pledging 295,450,000 shares in Jade, or about 30.47% of its total share capital, in order to secure financing from Opes.
Anthony Soh has been selling millions of E3 shares. He could possibly also sell shares from other companies he owns to raise cash for the 30.5% stake.
positive buying today
Got good news ?
Sometime in Sept 2007...well, let see trading price can stay in this way or not or lower that 3.5ct
Dr Anthony Soh has proposed to subscribe for 280m (21.68% of enlarged share capital) new Ei-Nets shares at $0.035.
Almost half price since boss announced take over bid on Jade
I see 0.35 is good entry point :)