
Bros & Sis, if you are still holding China Env pls seriously consider to sell. I have the same thoughts as Bro ace333 & Bro joseeng. It may still move but you cannot tahan one day drop. It is better to be safe than sorry. Good luck! Huat ah!
Just discovered that today I sold shares under the wrong CDP account, is it possible to amend  the trade  to deduce it from my another CDP account that having this shares? Tks.
SC has always been very open about sharing how he trades, I've learn plenty from him. I think there are quite a few over reliant on his calls, which isn't a good thing.
 
hi bro, I still in mirach.. Cos away whole day working... Saw drop below 28.5c not a good sign...if tmr don't close good I might Tok Sud... U can consider wait for me tok Sud..
Cos after I tok Sud.. 75%chance will chiong lol
Cos after I tok Sud.. 75%chance will chiong lol
dicksonh ( Date: 23-Oct-2013 15:50) Posted:
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Frankly, market is still trying to recover from the recent selldown.
There are still good stocks out there.
But i noticed for contra play, may be getting difficult so have to trade carefully..
There are still good stocks out there.
But i noticed for contra play, may be getting difficult so have to trade carefully..
I can empathise with Bro SC's feelings. When the market doesn't go your way for some time and you see you  fellow bros and sis struggling and trying to cope with their losses, it is heartbreaking. And it is only heartbreaking if one is a sincere, " bo hai lang"   sifu who cares about  his fellow members.
May I suggest that we respect SC's wish to " disappear" for a while, take a break,  take a holiday with his family?  The other sifus can still be around lei. We promise not to stress you too much by asking too many questions? lol.
I'm sure Bro SC will return  soon and we will all be grateful for it.   
If Either of them retired, we better closed shop... Otherwise anyhow play, anyhow died... Today I'm dead meat.... Zzzzzzz
all 3 resignation not accepted hor....continue to work hor...!!if not company will not give you pension!
tml on time ooooo~! if not deduct your pay!
ace333 ( Date: 23-Oct-2013 16:48) Posted:
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Wah lao,  then I really have to keep all my money in the counters until retirement. How to play like that.
niceguy ( Date: 23-Oct-2013 16:53) Posted:
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c'mon guys. plz dont scare us lah
ace333 ( Date: 23-Oct-2013 16:48) Posted:
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wah lidat I also gonna close shop soon.............
joseeng ( Date: 23-Oct-2013 16:47) Posted:
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bro, in my eyes, you are still the ONE....lol....if you retire, i will also follow....huat ar!
Stockcham ( Date: 23-Oct-2013 16:07) Posted:
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Hong Kong Stocks Decline on China Rates as Developers Retreat
2013-10-23 06:24:59.342 GMT
By Kana Nishizawa
    Oct. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong stocks fell a second day,
erasing gains after China?s money-market rates jumped, while
mainland developers slid on a report the government may add more
property curbs to cool prices.
    Bank of Communications Co. reversed gains, falling 1.2
percent. China Resources Land Ltd., the second-largest mainland
property company traded in Hong Kong, slumped 2.2 percent. Yue
Yuen Industrial (Holdings) Ltd., a shoemaker that gets about 29
percent of sales from the U.S., gained 1.2 percent after slow
gains in U.S. hiring boosted speculation the Federal Reserve
will delay reducing stimulus.
    The Hang Seng Index dropped 0.3 percent to 23,256.43 as of
2:22 p.m. in Hong Kong after rising as much as 0.8 percent. The
Hang Seng China Enterprises Index, also known as the H-share
index, slid 0.5 percent to 10,596.03. China?s benchmark money-
market rates jumped the most since July as the central bank
refrained from adding funds and corporate tax payments drained
cash from the system.
    ?The surge in China?s short-term money rate is weighing on
the market,? said Mari Oshidari, a Hong Kong-based strategist
at Okasan Securities Group Inc. ?Investors are expecting funds
to continue to flow into Hong Kong on continued U.S. easing
after weaker-than-expected jobs data. That will probably help
the market in the short term.?
    The Hang Seng Index climbed 18 percent from this year?s low
in June through yesterday amid signs growth in China is
stabilizing. The equity benchmark traded at 11.1 times estimated
earnings yesterday, compared with 15.9 for the Standard & Poor?s
500 Index.
                          China Rates
    China?s seven-day repurchase rate, a gauge of funding
availability in the banking system, surged 42 basis points, or
0.42 percentage point, to 4 percent as of 10:04 a.m. in
Shanghai, according to the National Interbank Funding Center.
    Bank of Communications dropped 1.2 percent to HK$5.64 after
climbing as much 0.9 percent. China Minsheng Banking Corp., the
nation?s first non-state lender, rose 0.2 percent to HK$9.06,
paring an earlier gain of as much as 2.5 percent.
    Mainland developers slid. The central government may issue
new property curbs this quarter and ?hot-spot? cities may
intensively fine-tune policies, according to a China Securities
Journal report citing an unidentified analyst. Official data
yesterday showed home prices rose in 69 of 70 cities surveyed.
    China Resources Land fell 2.2 percent to HK$21.95. Shimao
Property Holdings Ltd., controlled by billionaire Hui Wing Mau,
retreated 3.9 percent to HK$19.02. Evergrande Real Estate Group
Ltd., China?s biggest developer by revenue, fell 1.9 percent to
HK$3.40.
    Cnooc Ltd., China?s No. 1 offshore energy explorer, slumped
2.3 percent to HK$15.52, the steepest drop on the Hang Seng
Index, as crude dropped for a third day.
                      Stimulus Expectations
    Futures on the S& P 500 fell 0.4 percent. The U.S. equity
gauge rose 0.6 percent yesterday after payrolls climbed less
than forecast in September. Barclays Plc changed its estimate
for the start of tapering to March from December after the
release of the jobs data, which was delayed by the 16-day
government shutdown. The Fed in September refrained from
reducing its $85 billion in monthly bond purchases, saying it
needed more evidence of economic recovery.    
    Yue Yuen rose 1.2 percent to HK$21.55. Techtronic
Industries Co., a power-tool maker that relies on North America
for 73 percent of revenue, gained 3.7 percent to HK$19.08 after
Citigroup Inc. recommended buying the shares.
                        Materials Shares
    A gauge of materials companies led gains on the Hang Seng
Composite Index after the London Metal Exchange Index of
industrial metals climbed 1.5 percent yesterday. Aluminum Corp.
jumped 3.7 percent to HK$3.10. Jiangxi Copper Co., China?s
biggest producer of the metal, gained 0.8 percent to HK$14.88.
    Tingyi (Cayman Islands) Holding Corp., a maker of instant
noodles and drinks, rose 2.2 percent to HK$21.30 after saying
more than 35 production lines were added for PepsiCo Inc.
beverage brands.
    Futures on the Hang Seng Index slid 0.2 percent to 23,257.
The Hang Seng Volatility Index climbed 2.7 percent to 15.40,
indicating traders expect the benchmark equity index to swing
4.4 percent in the next 30 days.
2013-10-23 06:24:59.342 GMT
By Kana Nishizawa
    Oct. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong stocks fell a second day,
erasing gains after China?s money-market rates jumped, while
mainland developers slid on a report the government may add more
property curbs to cool prices.
    Bank of Communications Co. reversed gains, falling 1.2
percent. China Resources Land Ltd., the second-largest mainland
property company traded in Hong Kong, slumped 2.2 percent. Yue
Yuen Industrial (Holdings) Ltd., a shoemaker that gets about 29
percent of sales from the U.S., gained 1.2 percent after slow
gains in U.S. hiring boosted speculation the Federal Reserve
will delay reducing stimulus.
    The Hang Seng Index dropped 0.3 percent to 23,256.43 as of
2:22 p.m. in Hong Kong after rising as much as 0.8 percent. The
Hang Seng China Enterprises Index, also known as the H-share
index, slid 0.5 percent to 10,596.03. China?s benchmark money-
market rates jumped the most since July as the central bank
refrained from adding funds and corporate tax payments drained
cash from the system.
    ?The surge in China?s short-term money rate is weighing on
the market,? said Mari Oshidari, a Hong Kong-based strategist
at Okasan Securities Group Inc. ?Investors are expecting funds
to continue to flow into Hong Kong on continued U.S. easing
after weaker-than-expected jobs data. That will probably help
the market in the short term.?
    The Hang Seng Index climbed 18 percent from this year?s low
in June through yesterday amid signs growth in China is
stabilizing. The equity benchmark traded at 11.1 times estimated
earnings yesterday, compared with 15.9 for the Standard & Poor?s
500 Index.
                          China Rates
    China?s seven-day repurchase rate, a gauge of funding
availability in the banking system, surged 42 basis points, or
0.42 percentage point, to 4 percent as of 10:04 a.m. in
Shanghai, according to the National Interbank Funding Center.
    Bank of Communications dropped 1.2 percent to HK$5.64 after
climbing as much 0.9 percent. China Minsheng Banking Corp., the
nation?s first non-state lender, rose 0.2 percent to HK$9.06,
paring an earlier gain of as much as 2.5 percent.
    Mainland developers slid. The central government may issue
new property curbs this quarter and ?hot-spot? cities may
intensively fine-tune policies, according to a China Securities
Journal report citing an unidentified analyst. Official data
yesterday showed home prices rose in 69 of 70 cities surveyed.
    China Resources Land fell 2.2 percent to HK$21.95. Shimao
Property Holdings Ltd., controlled by billionaire Hui Wing Mau,
retreated 3.9 percent to HK$19.02. Evergrande Real Estate Group
Ltd., China?s biggest developer by revenue, fell 1.9 percent to
HK$3.40.
    Cnooc Ltd., China?s No. 1 offshore energy explorer, slumped
2.3 percent to HK$15.52, the steepest drop on the Hang Seng
Index, as crude dropped for a third day.
                      Stimulus Expectations
    Futures on the S& P 500 fell 0.4 percent. The U.S. equity
gauge rose 0.6 percent yesterday after payrolls climbed less
than forecast in September. Barclays Plc changed its estimate
for the start of tapering to March from December after the
release of the jobs data, which was delayed by the 16-day
government shutdown. The Fed in September refrained from
reducing its $85 billion in monthly bond purchases, saying it
needed more evidence of economic recovery.    
    Yue Yuen rose 1.2 percent to HK$21.55. Techtronic
Industries Co., a power-tool maker that relies on North America
for 73 percent of revenue, gained 3.7 percent to HK$19.08 after
Citigroup Inc. recommended buying the shares.
                        Materials Shares
    A gauge of materials companies led gains on the Hang Seng
Composite Index after the London Metal Exchange Index of
industrial metals climbed 1.5 percent yesterday. Aluminum Corp.
jumped 3.7 percent to HK$3.10. Jiangxi Copper Co., China?s
biggest producer of the metal, gained 0.8 percent to HK$14.88.
    Tingyi (Cayman Islands) Holding Corp., a maker of instant
noodles and drinks, rose 2.2 percent to HK$21.30 after saying
more than 35 production lines were added for PepsiCo Inc.
beverage brands.
    Futures on the Hang Seng Index slid 0.2 percent to 23,257.
The Hang Seng Volatility Index climbed 2.7 percent to 15.40,
indicating traders expect the benchmark equity index to swing
4.4 percent in the next 30 days.
Thank you bro, me never touch.. see only.
Wish you huat again on jubilee!
huat ah! 
Stockcham ( Date: 23-Oct-2013 16:14) Posted:
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Bros & sis, be careful of the market hor. UOBKH have a reason to curb so many counters when market seems to be " recovering" . Their boss may have some news about the market which you and I don't know. Try not to touch the 3 designated counters if possible because  SGX may still be investigating these 3 companies. I'm left with only Jubilee once again. If market continue to be  no good I may clear my position.  Good Luck! Huat ah!
bro, there is no main man here. Anyone who contribute here is the main man and woman...lol. If want to have a main man, you are qualified because you always makes money. I want to retire liao. You take over hor! Huat ah!
joseeng ( Date: 23-Oct-2013 15:19) Posted:
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anyone in Mirach still? bro mufian?
Bro, " miss" quota up..   lol
JarolLo ( Date: 23-Oct-2013 15:34) Posted:
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bro, mai say like that leh. you and bro SC got different trading styles, thats all. Both our men lol
I sold swissco too, when is a good time to buy back, please shout ok lol.
   
joseeng ( Date: 23-Oct-2013 15:19) Posted:
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lol....we need their products more than they need us...Huat ah!
JarolLo ( Date: 23-Oct-2013 15:21) Posted:
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