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yesterday night I saw 2 different cars with same number 2032........ then the night drinking bill was 2032 too ...... funny thing is yesterday a old man over a 4D counter wanted to buy a 4D and he cant see so i help him to fill $10............ it is 2032 too ........... Then u know this morning i dream about 2032 .................. KNN been a long time i dream about a number .......
2032 may open today buy !
The Biggest Risk for Asian Markets (It's Not China)
Read more: http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/biggest-risk-asian-markets-not-034104532.html
China Regulator Says Bank Reserves Enough to Weather Cash Crunch
June 29 (Bloomberg) -- China’s banking regulator, in his first public comments since the country’s worst cash crunch in at least a decade, said the operations of its lenders won’t be disrupted because they’ve built up sufficient cash reserves.
Banks had about 1.5 trillion yuan ($244.4 billion) of cash reserves as of yesterday that could be used for payment and settlement needs, more than double what is usually required, Shang Fulin, chairman of the China Banking Regulatory Commission, said in a speech in Shanghai today.
“The tight liquidity condition on the interbank market has been easing in the last few days,” Shang said at the annual Lujiazui financial conference. “This type of situation won’t affect the banking sector’s smooth operations.”
Chinese bank stocks jumped yesterday after People’s Bank of China governor Zhou Xiaochuan pledged to maintain market stability following a cash squeeze that sent money-market rates to a record. Among buyers of the shares was Temasek Holdings Pte, Singapore’s state-owned investment company, which said yesterday it raised its stake in Hong Kong shares of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd. to 8.07 percent from 7.92 percent.
Shares of ICBC, China’s largest lender by market value, gained 2.7 percent in Hong Kong yesterday. The stock jumped 5.5 percent in Shanghai, the most since November 2010. ICBC’s Shanghai shares had fallen 8.9 percent this month through June 27 as higher interbank rates spurred concerns that tighter liquidity would hurt economic growth.
June 29 (Bloomberg) -- China’s banking regulator, in his first public comments since the country’s worst cash crunch in at least a decade, said the operations of its lenders won’t be disrupted because they’ve built up sufficient cash reserves.
Banks had about 1.5 trillion yuan ($244.4 billion) of cash reserves as of yesterday that could be used for payment and settlement needs, more than double what is usually required, Shang Fulin, chairman of the China Banking Regulatory Commission, said in a speech in Shanghai today.
“The tight liquidity condition on the interbank market has been easing in the last few days,” Shang said at the annual Lujiazui financial conference. “This type of situation won’t affect the banking sector’s smooth operations.”
Chinese bank stocks jumped yesterday after People’s Bank of China governor Zhou Xiaochuan pledged to maintain market stability following a cash squeeze that sent money-market rates to a record. Among buyers of the shares was Temasek Holdings Pte, Singapore’s state-owned investment company, which said yesterday it raised its stake in Hong Kong shares of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd. to 8.07 percent from 7.92 percent.
Shares of ICBC, China’s largest lender by market value, gained 2.7 percent in Hong Kong yesterday. The stock jumped 5.5 percent in Shanghai, the most since November 2010. ICBC’s Shanghai shares had fallen 8.9 percent this month through June 27 as higher interbank rates spurred concerns that tighter liquidity would hurt economic growth.
Hi
My friend is a Singapore REIT investor. He love to use HSI to analysis Asia stock. And he write this
Yesterday's HSI trading volume is HK$2.3 billions. Which is 89% of 10 days' average volume. DJI closed lower on Friday. Market stock may go lower. However, as long as HSI end above 19900. Market will continue to recover.
More details please refer to http://investorsg.blogspot.sg/
Going downside again on monday?
Ang Ku kueh got mold, Ang Moh don't like to eat..Haha..Ok Monday we force that to eat...Any Ang Ku kueh pic?
Ang Ku Kueh too potent! Lol!!!
Sis, tak semua habis lah! Saya ingat ada counters masih boleh jalan . Cheers!!!
halleluyah ( Date: 29-Jun-2013 05:41) Posted:
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Bye SET....home sweet home....STI
Yoyo market
Dow mati....habis lah Monday.....
Will Dow close positive during this window dressing period?The world is looking
Just now I dream of an angel giving me Green Huat kueh.i accepted it.But some devils comes out n disturbed the angel because she is pretty.. Luckily I chased away the devil,(small devil).The angel kissed me n I Hugz her while eating green Huat Kueh.!!! 齐 心 协 力 ， 冲 刺 一 下 ， 得 会 有 你 好 看 ， Chiong ahhh
My customer service teams are trying to salvage the situation.
Short sell orders executed on 28 June 2013
Wow, can find gd chinese tutor here lei...not only investment sifu.
srichipan ( Date: 28-Jun-2013 15:54) Posted:
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MAS sets new home loan rules
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has set new home loan rules which discourage lenders from making property loans that result in individual borrowers using more than 60 per cent of their monthly incomes to service debt.
The central bank said in a statement on Friday that the new rules will take effect from Saturday.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/mas-sets-new-home-loan/727950.html
Now the Ang Mohs are asking me to send them pang sai zua!!!
srichipan ( Date: 28-Jun-2013 22:00) Posted:
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Oh no. Ang mo eat ang ku kueh will lao sai!
Peter_Pan ( Date: 28-Jun-2013 21:55) Posted:
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My staff sent the wrong kuehs to Wall Street!!! She sent Ang Ku Kueh to the Ang Moh!!!!