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Smthing wrong with singpost today.
Watch them closely
hehe ya agreed too.
50% into dividend stock, 50% into growth.. last few days saw many buy opportunities.. but very limited capital to purchase.. now all clear their lowest low.. currently left a left which didnt cheong yet. Pick the rite one and u will be greatly rewarded... haa
ShareJunky ( Date: 31-Oct-2008 21:01) Posted:
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Yeah, agree with your view in 2nd para - fundamentally ok stocks which have recently plunged by 60 % or more due to foreign fund withdrawals or panic / forced margin called selling.
If right ones (which?) are picked at right time (when? ), then hopefully can see very nice investment returns within next few years. Think it would also be helpful to pick those with healthy div records; at least can still continue to receive regular div income stream ( important for me) without resort to selling the stocks.
freeme ( Date: 31-Oct-2008 20:19) Posted:
Depend on whether your invest time frame for this stock. 0.7 for long term can buy. Actually when it is at 0.65 i feel like buying. But this stock will be those slow and steady kind and can keep. Due to my limited capital left, im looking for those stock that got more potential to go up faster. So as to accumulate more capital at this point of time since the crisis will not be over so soon... There are so many opportunity around now. But if i get in this one, I will be holding on for long time. ;)
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Yeah, agree with your view in 2nd para - fundamentally ok stocks which have recently plunged by 60 % or more due to foreign fund withdrawals or panic / forced margin called selling.
If right ones (which?) are picked at right time (when? ), then hopefully can see very nice investment returns within next few years. Think it would also be helpful to pick those with healthy div records; at least can still continue to receive regular div income stream ( important for me) without resort to selling the stocks.
freeme ( Date: 31-Oct-2008 20:19) Posted:
Depend on whether your invest time frame for this stock. 0.7 for long term can buy. Actually when it is at 0.65 i feel like buying. But this stock will be those slow and steady kind and can keep. Due to my limited capital left, im looking for those stock that got more potential to go up faster. So as to accumulate more capital at this point of time since the crisis will not be over so soon... There are so many opportunity around now. But if i get in this one, I will be holding on for long time. ;)
ShareJunky ( Date: 31-Oct-2008 18:10) Posted:
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Hi Freeme, thanks for your reply.
This stock looks ok for retiree - steady div every 3 mths - min 5 cents per yr.
Price shot up today closing at 70.5 cents.
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Depend on whether your invest time frame for this stock. 0.7 for long term can buy. Actually when it is at 0.65 i feel like buying. But this stock will be those slow and steady kind and can keep.
Due to my limited capital left, im looking for those stock that got more potential to go up faster. So as to accumulate more capital at this point of time since the crisis will not be over so soon... There are so many opportunity around now. But if i get in this one, I will be holding on for long time.
;)
ShareJunky ( Date: 31-Oct-2008 18:10) Posted:
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Hi Freeme, thanks for your reply.
This stock looks ok for retiree - steady div every 3 mths - min 5 cents per yr.
Price shot up today closing at 70.5 cents.
Do you think should wait to buy at $0.50 ?
freeme ( Date: 30-Oct-2008 16:20) Posted:
| NAV is usually below the market price per share. So I do not use that as a gauge |
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Hi Freeme, thanks for your reply.
This stock looks ok for retiree - steady div every 3 mths - min 5 cents per yr.
Price shot up today closing at 70.5 cents.
Do you think should wait to buy at $0.50 ?
freeme ( Date: 30-Oct-2008 16:20) Posted:
NAV is usually below the market price per share. So I do not use that as a gauge.
ShareJunky ( Date: 30-Oct-2008 08:59) Posted:
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Hi Freeme, cld u plse share how u work out entry price at $0.5?
Accordingly to latest issue no:343 of "Share Investment" , SingPost's NAV is only S$0.113
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unchanged. However, q2 eps drops 4%. Final div might be lower, but 5c/0.66 still = 7.5%!
1.25 cent div...
NAV is usually below the market price per share. So I do not use that as a gauge.
ShareJunky ( Date: 30-Oct-2008 08:59) Posted:
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Hi Freeme, cld u plse share how u work out entry price at $0.5?
Accordingly to latest issue no:343 of "Share Investment" , SingPost's NAV is only S$0.113
Appreciate your view, thanks.
freeme ( Date: 29-Oct-2008 23:33) Posted:
| My sure entry price is 0.5 la... but will keep watching :)
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Announce result today after trading close?
Hi Freeme, cld u plse share how u work out entry price at $0.5?
Accordingly to latest issue no:343 of "Share Investment" , SingPost's NAV is only S$0.113
Appreciate your view, thanks.
freeme ( Date: 29-Oct-2008 23:33) Posted:
| My sure entry price is 0.5 la... but will keep watching :)
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My sure entry price is 0.5 la... but will keep watching :)
Penny liao. What is a good price to buy?
Nice fall today... hehe im still waiting for my TP... should be quite soon
Today's Straits Times reported about funds taking profits from their sales of defensive stocks; SingPost mentioned too.
Wondering who selling away SingPost shares?
Checked SGX announcements related to SingPost. Nil recent announcement about sales of shares from any subtantial shareholder .
However, substantial shareholder The Capital Group Companies Inc., USA ( holds about 11.97% as at 17 Jan 2008 ) last announcement was made on 18 January 2008 reporting disposal of 18,829,664 shares were disposed through a series of transactions from 19 NOVEMBER 2007 through 17 JANUARY 2008.
Wow, how come such long delay of 2 MONTHS (from 19 Nov 2007) in reporting change of share-holding by substantial shareholder?
Not I zhun la.. just saw a suddenly big drop in price which makes this counter looks attractive in bad times with not bad dividends. As im interested in this also ;)
serene ( Date: 17-Oct-2008 07:31) Posted:
Wow 'freeme' is really very zhun - Singpost got prime coverage in the ST this morning -
quote "..... SingPost stock, which yields over 8 per cent, has sunk by almost 30 per cent over the same duration. Contrast this with the broader-based Straits Times Index (STI), which has fallen by 28.1 per cent in the same period.
'It's irrational selling,' said Mr Lionel Lee, investment
manager at private equity firm IBS. 'Foreign funds are taking profit ............
'If you're in for the long term, defensive stocks should be fine,' said DMG & Partners' head of research, Mr Terence Wong.
SingPost is another defensive bet that analysts like to recommend during such periods of deteriorating economic outlook.
They say the firm might even have a special dividend, as there
is the potential unlocking of hidden value in SingPost Centre, possibly
via a sale of the building.
'The group will continue to explore opportunities in
unlocking the value of Singapore Post Centre,' SingPost said during the
release of its first-quarter results in July.
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DUN THINK THEY HAVE SOLD IF IT SOLD. SHLD BE IN THE HEAD NEWS. YUP YUP MIGHT BE A GOOD OPENING THIS MORNING... CHEER . HAVE A GOOD WEEKEND THIS COMING ..............
they have sold the singpost centre, isn't it?
Wow 'freeme' is really very zhun - Singpost got prime coverage in the ST this morning -
quote "..... SingPost stock, which yields over 8 per cent, has sunk by almost 30 per cent over the same duration. Contrast this with the broader-based Straits Times Index (STI), which has fallen by 28.1 per cent in the same period.
'It's irrational selling,' said Mr Lionel Lee, investment
manager at private equity firm IBS. 'Foreign funds are taking profit ............
'If you're in for the long term, defensive stocks should be fine,' said DMG & Partners' head of research, Mr Terence Wong.
SingPost is another defensive bet that analysts like to recommend during such periods of deteriorating economic outlook.
They say the firm might even have a special dividend, as there
is the potential unlocking of hidden value in SingPost Centre, possibly
via a sale of the building.
'The group will continue to explore opportunities in
unlocking the value of Singapore Post Centre,' SingPost said during the
release of its first-quarter results in July.
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me looking at this counter might drop further. yes dividend is good like u say can average nw
It has fallen steadily over the past few weeks, and present good opportunity to average down. Good dividend play. Not an inducement to buy.
