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SGX

Wind of change

 

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporebusinessnews/view/1195852/1/.html

-SGX added that the appreciation of the Singapore dollar will potentially result in more fund raising activity and dual listings in Singapore.

 

http://www.sgx.com/wps/portal/sgxweb/home/company_disclosure/company_announcements

 

-The Board of Directors has declared an interim dividend of 4.0 cents (4.0 cents) per share, payable on 16 May 2012.

-SGX is on track to be the first Asian exchange to launch hubs in Chicago and London to conveniently and cost-effectively connect global investors to SGX markets. These hubs will be available along with exchange-hosted pre trade risk controls for the derivatives market.

 

http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/singapore-exchange-q3-net-16-094151262.html

-SGX said in a statement it is seeing growing interest from international companies to list in Singapore.

 

http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/1-sgx-quarterly-profit-16-104052012.html

-Shares in SGX have outperformed rival bourses in 2012.

-Formula One, Man Utd IPOs would give further boost.

 

http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/sgx-quarterly-profit-16-pct-105446788.html

-SGX could see its fortunes improve in the next few quarters as a number of billion-dollar listings are expected to hit the exchange.

 

 

After i sold last week.

Today can get even more cheaper!!!

6.67 ! Load then think later  la! Nobody want i take lor, i help them cut loss  :)

 

Don't bet too big on this....just put it there to collect dividend......market will be hot one day for it to reach $10.....:)

 

Ha ha ha. I still alive.

This morning sold all 13 lots at 6.73



*17 in a row. Some trade i only earn a little. But at least i get a win % by not losing any.

warrenbegger      ( Date: 09-Apr-2012 21:33) Posted: Siao liao la! I dare to load at 6.68 This time going to be red liao :)

 

On the chart, i can see that sweet banana is getting bigger and bigger liao :)

 

DMG Report

http://sgxreports.blogspot.com/2012/04/singapore-exchange_09.html 

 

I think i only saw 3 black banana.

If U look closely enough, U can see 1 of  them is standing hard hard:)

LOL! What rubbish am i talking :)

 

On Monday, SGX broke the critical support at $6.75 and closed at $6.68 with HIGH volume of 2.25 million shares traded.

Three black candles occurred in the last three days.  Although these candles were not big enough to create three black crows, the steady downward pattern is bearish.

Both RSI & MACD are bearish as RSI trend downwards.

Important Resistance of SGX: $6.75

Immediate Support of SGX: $6.62

Currently prices are supported by 100 days MA at $6.62.

Today SGX has broken ...............    READ MORE

 

 

Siao liao la!

I dare to load at 6.68

This time going to be red liao :)

 

Kim Eng on SGX

  http://sgxreports.blogspot.com/2012/04/singapore-exchange.html 

 

On Tuesday, SGX rebound slightly and closed at $7.02 with LOW volume of 1.83 million shares traded.

Separating lines occurred.  If the lines occur during an uptrend and the first line is black and the second is white then this suggests that the uptrend should continue.

Both RSI & MACD are flat as RSI trend sideways.

Important Resistance of SGX: $7.10

Immediate Support of SGX: $6.91

Currently prices are supported by 50 days MA at $6.91.

SGX has ................. READ MORE

 




 

 

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Good time to short?

Uncle Ti 88
http://uncleti88.blogspot.com
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I trade using the Commitments of Traders Report.
Follow the commercials. They buy we buy. They sell we sell.

 

Those new strategies looks interesting for SGX. Technically looks interesting too!

Standby for a good ride! 

http://mystocksinvesting.com/singapore-stocks/singapore-exchange-sgx/singapore-exchange-sgx-bull-on-standby/

 

 

krisluke      ( Date: 14-Mar-2012 18:41) Posted: SGX: has issued a series of announcements, which demonstrates the steps it is taking to boost its competitiveness. i) SGX will open new hubs in Chicago and London, the first for an Asian exchange, which will enable global investors to access the offshore market for Asian equity futures, including the China A50 futures (the only offshore futures contract for China's domestic A-share market). These hubs are part of SGX's $250m technology initiative, and are expected to come online once pre- trade risk controls are made available to participants next month. HK and Tokyo have been targeted as the next possible locations. ii) SGX also announced a plan to link its data centres with those of Eurex and vice versa so that their customers have easy connectivity to each other's markets. As part of the partnership, Eurex will move its existing access point in Singapore into the SGX co-location data centre. In return, Eurex will act as a network service provider to SGX's customers in Europe. The link is expected to start in mid-2012. iii) NYSE Technologies, the commercial technology division of NYSE Euronext, is extending its Secure Financial Transaction Infrastructure (SFTI) network to SGX's data centre here. This will allow all 1,600 SFTI clients to access SGX's derivatives and securities market while qualified investors here will be able to access NYSE Liffe, the European-based derivs exchange of NYSE Euronext, through their Order Management Systems to the SGX Data Centre. This will broaden SGX’s reach to liquidity pools in major financial cities, and facilitate cross-border trading between markets. iv) SGX is launching two new instruments: an S& P CNX Nifty Futures Real-time Index for investors interested in exposure to India (wef today) and an MSCI Indonesia Index Futures contract (est launch in 2Q12). The S& P CNX Nifty Futures Real-time Index will track the performance of a portfolio holding a single SGX Nifty Futures contract reinvested monthly. This in turn is based on the S& P CNX Nifty, which is the main index used by the National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India and comprises 50 large and liquid companies drawn from 25 sectors of the Indian economy. SGX shares last closed at $6.90. Technically, the stock has been stabilizing over the past wk since the large drop on 6 Mar. The risk reward appears favorable with support at $6.80 (coincide with 200day MA), vs next resistance at $7.20. Near term, the Stochastics are emerging from oversold levels, while RSI has returned to neutral levels and has started to hook up again.

 

True,  the best time to buy for an average investor is when prices are low.  That was during 4Q 2011.  Another of my modus operandi is to accept modest returns without letting greed take over, hence I chose to sell off during this period.  It is better to win steadily than to win big and lose even bigger :)

To qualify,  this strategy is only good for average investor like myself who are aiming for small but steady returns for capital  preservation.

iPunter      ( Date: 10-Mar-2012 09:33) Posted: Sifu is right...     Ultimately, the trick is to buy low, when it is cheap-cheap...  ktnpl2005      ( Date: 09-Mar-2012 22:22) Posted: Whatever we do in life involves risk. Similarly, there is  risk involved in investing in equity but it  can be manageable. Although my returns are not fantastic, it enables my portfolio to keep up with inflation and  I have also never lost on any trade in my over 10 years of investment  history.

 

SGX: has issued a series of announcements, which demonstrates the steps it is taking to boost its competitiveness.

i) SGX will open new hubs in Chicago and London, the first for an Asian exchange, which will enable global investors to access the offshore market for Asian equity futures, including the China A50 futures (the only offshore futures contract for China's domestic A-share market).
These hubs are part of SGX's $250m technology initiative, and are expected to come online once pre- trade risk controls are made available to participants next month.
HK and Tokyo have been targeted as the next possible locations.

ii) SGX also announced a plan to link its data centres with those of Eurex and vice versa so that their customers have easy connectivity to each other's markets.
As part of the partnership, Eurex will move its existing access point in Singapore into the SGX co-location data centre. In return, Eurex will act as a network service provider to SGX's customers in Europe. The link is expected to start in mid-2012.

iii) NYSE Technologies, the commercial technology division of NYSE Euronext, is extending its Secure Financial Transaction Infrastructure (SFTI) network to SGX's data centre here. This will allow all 1,600 SFTI clients to access SGX's derivatives and securities market while qualified investors here will be able to access NYSE Liffe, the European-based derivs exchange of NYSE Euronext, through their Order Management Systems to the SGX Data Centre. This will broaden SGX’s reach to liquidity pools in major financial cities, and facilitate cross-border trading between markets.

iv) SGX is launching two new instruments: an S& P CNX Nifty Futures Real-time Index for investors interested in exposure to India (wef today) and an MSCI Indonesia Index Futures contract (est launch in 2Q12).
The S& P CNX Nifty Futures Real-time Index will track the performance of a portfolio holding a single SGX Nifty Futures contract reinvested monthly. This in turn is based on the S& P CNX Nifty, which is the main index used by the National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India and comprises 50 large and liquid companies drawn from 25 sectors of the Indian economy.

SGX shares last closed at $6.90. Technically, the stock has been stabilizing over the past wk since the large drop on 6 Mar. The risk reward appears favorable with support at $6.80 (coincide with 200day MA), vs next resistance at $7.20. Near term, the Stochastics are emerging from oversold levels, while RSI has returned to neutral levels and has started to hook up again.

 

Sifu is right...

    Ultimately, the trick is to buy low, when it is cheap-cheap... 

ktnpl2005      ( Date: 09-Mar-2012 22:22) Posted: Whatever we do in life involves risk. Similarly, there is  risk involved in investing in equity but it  can be manageable. Although my returns are not fantastic, it enables my portfolio to keep up with inflation and  I have also never lost on any trade in my over 10 years of investment  history.