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Hopefully tomorrow will chiong...
seanpent ( Date: 24-May-2011 15:37) Posted:
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Seems to be u-turning upwards ....
Recovery target seems lucrative .... next 1.71 ?
Suppose commercial properties in hot demand now ....
Hulumas ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 11:13) Posted:
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0372341 ( Date: 18-Apr-2011 10:50) Posted:
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CapMallsAsia is trapped in between 1.85 & 1.92.. Breaking down 1.85 will suggest further downside. Otherwise, breaking up 1.92 may suggest further up move. Looking at it's past 6 months movement, it has higher probability to break down 1.85.. stay clear unless you want to short this counter.
Strategic tie-up.
to explore business collaborations in China and Japan. By tapping into
PARCO's extensive network of retailers in Japan, this proposed collaboration
will further CMA's efforts in bringing Japanese retailers into other
markets. Japan has more than 1,000 retailers who are at the forefront of
shopping concepts with many established retailers planning to expand in
Asia. The first collaboration will be to bring PARCO's network of tenants to
participate in the CMA Asia Retailers' Forum in Chengdu next month where
retailers from all over the region will be introduced to business opportunities
to grow their business in China. In addition, CMA and PARCO will also explore
new investment opportunities and grow the business in Japan where
CMA currently has 7 malls.
CMA announced that it has signed a MOU with PARCOPARCO a major shopping mall owner and manager in Japan.
PARCO has 20 malls in key cities including Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka
and Sapporo. In Singapore, it currently manages a departmental store in
Millenia Walk and was previously the retail manager for The Central at Clarke
Quay from 2006-2009. It was credited with the early success of Bugis Junction,
in which it was a shareholder with CMA until 2005.
In Japan,Beneficial initiative
stage, we see this as a positive development for CMA which allows it to
enhance the shopping experience in its malls and maintain its competitive
edge. Retailers also have the opportunity to grow their businesses in CMA's
92 malls in Asia and benefit from its knowledge of tenant needs and retail
management. This positive reinforcement enables CMA to attract and maintain
a diverse tenant mix which consequently optimises its trade mix and
yields. We note that it had successfully introduced well-known brands such
as MUJI, UNIQLO, Daiso, Best Denki in its malls in Singapore and China.
We believe that the scale and size of its tenant base (> 7,700 international
and domestic leases) provides it with a pool of prospective tenants to optimally
manage the trade mix and minimise leasing risk in new properties.
Bluevaio ( Date: 20-Dec-2010 15:51) Posted:
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rickyw ( Date: 20-Dec-2010 15:49) Posted:
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Hulumas ( Date: 20-Dec-2010 15:20) Posted:
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calculus1985 ( Date: 19-Dec-2010 23:26) Posted:
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CapMallsAsia is showing sign of accumulation!!! The volume traded is highest than previous volume. Will this stock make a bullish reversal soon?
read my analysis on CapMallsAsia here
which brokerage r u from?
i'm thinking of opening a 3rd account
crclk15 ( Date: 19-Dec-2010 22:16) Posted:
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Capitamalls Asia ("CMA") seems to be an opportunistic play. Aggressive traders may wish to consider to start initiating long positions via tranches at current levels.
Potential reasons for a possible rebound:
- Laggard STI component stock. Actually, it is the worst performer YTD, dropping 26.5%;
- Has the 2nd greatest total potential return of 25.5% (estimated by analysts as a whole with a horizon of 1 year), second only to SIA;
- Oversold to a very large extent. 17 Dec RSI of 24.99 is the 3rd lowest RSI throughout its 238 trading sessions since its listing on 25 Nov 09.
Noteworthy risks
- RSI can remain depressed for a period of time, before it rebounds eventually;
- RSI not a holy grail indicator, but nonetheless a good indicator to filter out some interesting counters;
- Opportunistic play involves substantial risks. Besides, as this is a technical play to play on a retracement in the sharp decline of CMA (and not a reversal), traders should be aware that upside is likely not much.
This writeup, along with other writeups on specific companies and other pertinent information on STI component stocks and SIN-listed Reits can be found on my remisier blog ernestlim15.blogspot.com. Do drop me an email at crclk@yahoo.com.sg if you would like to enquire on the value add services which i provide.
Have a profitable wk ahead.