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genting is one of my STI indicator.. hehe

it wont be as volatile as other counters..

but sometimes when it moves.. it's very scary..

xing78      ( Date: 03-Oct-2011 11:30) Posted: Casinos counters which has operations in Macau are whack down hard (down 10% or more). This Genting surprisingly is holding up quite well.

 

Casinos counters which has operations in Macau are whack down hard (down 10% or more).

This Genting surprisingly is holding up quite well. 

 

 

darling gaecia,

my gut feel is this afternoon may see a rebound.....

close the short position before 3 and short again after 4 pm ?

 

hey darling.

one of these day when i make good money from stock I will buy you a nice dinner !  actually i can buy you anytime, a believing heart.

take from what i have learnt, every mistake is an opportunity to improve, knowing what is important is the chance we have in our hand and crying over spilled milk make no sense.....  look forward and enjoy the ride......

revealation of ride in the storm is when Jesus clam the storm and said  gaecia gaecia  do not be afraid but catch the ride......and   learning to trust that we have grow stronger than before and  ready for future opportunities !  KEEP YOUR HEART at RESTFUL INCREASE.

Sleep well and live many more  years !

 

Gaecia      ( Date: 02-Oct-2011 00:15) Posted: thanks for asking after me.  I'm  doing alright just  that trading  wise it hasn't been  good,  got whipsawed often  going  long  or short  since late aug -  sep.  Perhaps i'm just weary,  anyway i  hope to  take a  couple wks break in Oct. That'll  be nice.  It'll be your turn soon  with  ur kids  for sch holidays. ^_^ whey epl,  you are not  to call me darling again  else i will so  ignore you. eplepl      ( Date: 30-Sep-2011 19:51) Posted: to me his answers are always LPPL.... how are u recently

 

Have to respect our very nice  " nv gu xia" ... lol... 

 

thanks for asking after me.  I'm  doing alright just  that trading  wise it hasn't been  good,  got whipsawed often  going  long  or short  since late aug -  sep.  Perhaps i'm just weary,  anyway i  hope to  take a  couple wks break in Oct. That'll  be nice. 

It'll be your turn soon  with  ur kids  for sch holidays. ^_^

whey epl,  you are not  to call me darling again  else i will so  ignore you.

eplepl      ( Date: 30-Sep-2011 19:51) Posted: to me his answers are always LPPL.... how are u recently ? Gaecia      ( Date: 30-Sep-2011 19:26) Posted: My dear ipunter expert     is always the best candidate for an  authoritative opinion.  Gaecia  is  just a  miniscule atom compared to his wisdom.

 

Sifu BullishTempo goes more into the specifics...

      whereas what I dish out are the more general strategic principles

                  of stock play. As long as one is willling to subscribe to the

                            principles which I suggest here, no newbie will lose his/her

                                    pants. But if they choose to ignore my hints, so be it...

                                              It's their money after all...  nothing much I can do...

eplepl      ( Date: 30-Sep-2011 20:13) Posted: between you and bullish tempo..... I will chose to listen to bullish tempo any time.... iPunter      ( Date: 30-Sep-2011 20:02) Posted: Gaecia, our " nv gu xia" is able to grasp the underlying gist         of my posts, hence she is able to reply so expertly to your query...  lol...

 

between you and bullish tempo..... I will chose to listen to bullish tempo any time....

iPunter      ( Date: 30-Sep-2011 20:02) Posted: Gaecia, our " nv gu xia" is able to grasp the underlying gist         of my posts, hence she is able to reply so expertly to your query...  lol... eplepl      ( Date: 30-Sep-2011 19:51) Posted: to me his answers are always LPPL.... how are u recently

 

Gaecia, our " nv gu xia" is able to grasp the underlying gist

        of my posts, hence she is able to reply so expertly to your query...  lol...

eplepl      ( Date: 30-Sep-2011 19:51) Posted: to me his answers are always LPPL.... how are u recently ? Gaecia      ( Date: 30-Sep-2011 19:26) Posted: My dear ipunter expert     is always the best candidate for an  authoritative opinion.  Gaecia  is  just a  miniscule atom compared to his wisdom.

 

to me his answers are always LPPL....

how are u recently ?

Gaecia      ( Date: 30-Sep-2011 19:26) Posted: My dear ipunter expert     is always the best candidate for an  authoritative opinion.  Gaecia  is  just a  miniscule atom compared to his wisdom.   eplepl      ( Date: 30-Sep-2011 19:10) Posted: Gaecia - can you explain if this news has any clue for shorting ?     SINGAPORE,Sept 30 (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell Plc has declared force majeure on its distillates deals following a fire that forced the shutdown of its 500,000 barrel-per-day (bpd) Singapore refinery, traders said on Friday. At least two counterparties, who bought gas oil cargoes from Shell during the end-of-day pricing window, said the oil major has told them by telephone that it was declaring force majeure on the deals. " We have received an abrupt phone call that said that they were declaring force majeure on the sales. We are still waiting for the document," one of the traders said. Shell Singapore spokesman couldn't immediately comment. (Reporting by Yaw Yan Chong and Francis Kan Editing by Manash Goswami)

 

My dear ipunter expert     is always the best candidate for an  authoritative opinion. 

Gaecia  is  just a  miniscule atom compared to his wisdom.

 

eplepl      ( Date: 30-Sep-2011 19:10) Posted: Gaecia - can you explain if this news has any clue for shorting ?     SINGAPORE,Sept 30 (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell Plc has declared force majeure on its distillates deals following a fire that forced the shutdown of its 500,000 barrel-per-day (bpd) Singapore refinery, traders said on Friday. At least two counterparties, who bought gas oil cargoes from Shell during the end-of-day pricing window, said the oil major has told them by telephone that it was declaring force majeure on the deals. " We have received an abrupt phone call that said that they were declaring force majeure on the sales. We are still waiting for the document," one of the traders said. Shell Singapore spokesman couldn't immediately comment. (Reporting by Yaw Yan Chong and Francis Kan Editing by Manash Goswami)

 

Gaecia - can you explain if this news has any clue for shorting ?

 

 

SINGAPORE,Sept 30 (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell Plc has declared force majeure on its distillates deals following a fire that forced the shutdown of its 500,000 barrel-per-day (bpd) Singapore refinery, traders said on Friday.

At least two counterparties, who bought gas oil cargoes from Shell during the end-of-day pricing window, said the oil major has told them by telephone that it was declaring force majeure on the deals.

" We have received an abrupt phone call that said that they were declaring force majeure on the sales. We are still waiting for the document," one of the traders said.

Shell Singapore spokesman couldn't immediately comment. (Reporting by Yaw Yan Chong and Francis Kan Editing by Manash Goswami)

 

By Barbara Kollmeyer, MarketWatch

MADRID (MarketWatch) — U.S. stock market futures pointed to a higher open for Wall Street on Tuesday, taking a lead from strong gains in European markets, and bolstered by hopes for action by euro-zone officials to battle the region’s sovereign debt crisis.

Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJ1Z +1.22%   rose 134 points to 11,106, while those for the S& P 500 index SP1Z +1.25%   gained 14.30 points to 1,172.70. Futures for the Nasdaq 100 index ND1Z +1.24%   added 26.50 points to 2,252.50.

The moves came as Asia and Europe stocks both rallied, with the Stoxx Europe 600 index XX:SXXP +2.71%   up 2.5% to 225.78, as battered banks like Societe Generale SA FR:GLE +8.01%   and Deutsche Bank AG DE:DBK +10.08%   DB +12.16%   rallied 9% and 7%, respectively.

Optimism over Europe drove a late rally on Wall Street on Monday, which helped the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA +2.53%   climb back above 11,000 for the first time in three days.

Attention will focus Tuesday on a meeting between German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou in Berlin to discuss Greece’s efforts to cut its deficit and secure the next round of international funding.

“Without a doubt the main focus is Europe and whether Greece can get back on track with its austerity plan and pass the proposed property tax through parliament and also the EU members vote on the [European Financial Stability Facility] proposed changes,” said Jordan Lambert, trader at Spreadex Ltd, in emailed comments.

The news regarding Europe has come thick and fast for investors in recent days. Over the weekend, news reports said officials were working on a plan to recapitalize the euro area’s banks, using leverage to bolster the EFSF, the euro-zone’s bailout fund.

Meanwhile, Lambert said the Conference Board consumer confidence index for September, due at 10 a.m. Eastern time, would be a key focus for Wall Street as well Tuesday.

“This indicator has been on the decline in recent months showing a deterioration in consumers’ outlook on the economy so any surprises here should support the day’s trend,” he said.

Ahead of that, the S& P/Case-Shiller home-price index for July is due at 9 a.m. Eastern. It comes a day after data showing a fall in the sale of new single-family homes for the fourth straight month.

Enthusiasm for equities drew investors back into gold and other base metals, with gold futures for December delivery jumping $83.30 to $1,678.30 an ounce.

Crude-oil futures for November delivery gained $2.30 to $82.54 a barrel.

 

European shares climbed to their highest in nearly a week on Tuesday on renewed hope that European policymakers will act to contain Greece's debt problems and resolve a regional debt crisis threatening to derail the world economy.

Financials, previously hard hit because of their exposure to peripheral euro zone economies, were among the top gainers, with the STOXX Europe 600 banking index [.SX7P  133.03    5.11  (+3.99%)   ] up 3.6 percent and insurers [.SXIP  125.67    6.01  (+5.02%)   ] up 4 percent.

The indexes are still down 32 percent and 19 percent, respectively, in 2011.

" Given so much uncertainty at the moment, there is room for both pessimism and optimism. The optimists have taken the forefront on hopes that we could see European politicians getting to grips with the current situation over the coming weeks," said Keith Bowman, analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.

" But there are still a lot of concerns. Investors remain sceptical about the success of the measures being planned to resolve the euro zone credit crisis."

Thomson Reuters Datastream data also highlighted weak investor sentiment, with the ratio of put/call open interest on the Euro STOXX 50 [.STOXX50E  2153.68    70.33  (+3.38%)   ] -- down to 1.1139 to hover near a 10-month low -- showing that investors still have little faith in the rebound.

However, the FTSEurofirst 300 [.FTEU3  Loading...      ()   ] was up 2.3 percent at 918.57 at, after hitting 921.63, the highest since September 21. It gained 1.8 percent on Monday on talk policymakers were drawing up plans to boost the size of the regional bailout fund, halve Greece's debts and recapitalise banks.

Despite the rally, the 30-day implied volatility for many European indexes rose, indicating investors' wariness of the situation.

The market awaited a policy meeting of the European Central Bank next week, with ECB officials saying on Monday they were keeping their options for a rate cut open.

There were signals the bank could start offering 12-month, limit-free loans to banks again.

Auto shares rose on hopes a solution for the euro zone crisis could bring the global economy back on track and improve demand for vehicles.

The sector index [.SXAP  253.55    11.07  (+4.57%)   ] rose 4.3 percent, while Daimler [DAIGN.DE  33.69    1.545  (+4.81%)   ] gained 5.1 percent after Credit Suisse upgraded its stock to " outperform" from " neutral" .

Key Technical Levels

The Euro STOXX 50 [.STOXX50E  2153.99    70.64  (+3.39%)   ] the euro zone's blue-chip index, was up 2.9 percent at 2,142.57 points, after climbing to its highest in more than a week earlier in the session.

Analysts said the index was likely to stay in a 2,000-2,200 range in the coming session.

If the price stays above 2,098 -- a gap on the daily candlestick chart -- on a sustained basis, the index could test 2,200.

" It is worth noting a possible double-bottom formation on the daily chart should the price recover above 2,200, which has the measuring targets at 2,343 and 2,436.

It is important to watch the next three closes," Dmytro Bondar, technical analyst at RBS, said.

Charts indicated that if the index closed below 2,000 in coming days, the move could suggest a drop to 1,810.

Equity investors face two major headwinds -- the European sovereign debt crisis which undermines the banking sector, and the threat of a global economic slowdown, with the former affecting the banking sector and the latter hurting miners.

" While the European problem has a lower probability of materialising but a massive tail risk, the potential for a premature end to this global expansionary cycle is much more probable," said Lothar Mentel, chief investment officer at Octopus Investments, which manages nearly $4 billion.

" Long-term investors should not get too stressed by mistiming concerns, given risk assets are much, much cheaper than they have been, which is what counts rather than miraculously hitting the absolute low of markets in this cycle," Mentel said.

Europe's STOXX 600 index currently trades at 8.4 times its expected earnings, below a 10-year average of 13.2, according to Datastream.

This compares with a price-to-earnings ratio of 11 for U.S. S& P 500 index.

 

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risktaker      ( Date: 27-Sep-2011 18:33) Posted: Jason tomorrow help me close Wilmar @ 5.40

 

Jason tomorrow help me close Wilmar @ 5.40 

 

hmms.. i'll agree with risktaker ba...

sometimes u win, sometimes u lose.... when the big  losses mount..everyone complains... when they make big  gains.. everyone ask how much they make and whether their losses were covered.... but nobody bothers about the other counters they are in... mainly because nobody knows which counters are those..heh..

if they release and let known they earn a fair bit, they will be asked why the cpf money only paid 4%....

if they don't release and let known how much they lose, ppl complain they must be losing so much money they afraid to disclose...

in anyways, no public relations will work well  in their favor p

 

unless you are ong brothers..... otherwise is considered lost in the air !

risktaker      ( Date: 27-Sep-2011 17:47) Posted: Until ur their position u have no idea what they are doing. I can tell u that they are doing very well and growing Singapore funds. Sometimes u win sometime u lose. Joe2020      ( Date: 26-Sep-2011 16:53) Posted: You are not the CEO of Temas** right? LO

 

Until ur their position u have no idea what they are doing. I can tell u that they are doing very well and growing Singapore funds. Sometimes u win sometime u lose.

Joe2020      ( Date: 26-Sep-2011 16:53) Posted: You are not the CEO of Temas** right? LOL bladez87      ( Date: 26-Sep-2011 16:50) Posted: after 9 months not touching stocks i think. i decided to sell my maple ind trust. and i managed to sell it 1.08 after a long and tough consideration that the dividend might drop if we go into crisis. 2 minutes after i sell, it went back to 1.10.   good to see i havent lost my touch of selling at bottom and buying at peak.

 

good thing to sell and come back again, maybe genting will be 0.90 cents in a couple of months....

u can buy genting sp again !

bladez87      ( Date: 26-Sep-2011 16:50) Posted: after 9 months not touching stocks i think. i decided to sell my maple ind trust. and i managed to sell it 1.08 after a long and tough consideration that the dividend might drop if we go into crisis. 2 minutes after i sell, it went back to 1.10.   good to see i havent lost my touch of selling at bottom and buying at peak.