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icetomato      ( Date: 05-Nov-2010 21:15) Posted: WAH!! Why I copy and paste an article become all mashed together one ????

 

Anyway,

it looks like Olam has at least 30 cents upside.

Almost the same as GenSp and GenSp is cheaper.

So.... 

icetomato      ( Date: 05-Nov-2010 21:15) Posted: WAH!! Why I copy and paste an article become all mashed together one ????

 

Make it nicer!

LoL 

icetomato      ( Date: 05-Nov-2010 21:15) Posted: WAH!! Why I copy and paste an article become all mashed together one ????

 

WAH!! Why I copy and paste an article become all mashed together one ????

 

BT... as promised. Olam International (Bloomberg: OLAM SP | Reuters: OLSM.SI) BUY S$3.18; Price Target: S$3.60 Analyst: Ben SANTOSO +65 6398 7976 bensantoso@dbsvickers.com New Zealand Farming System Uruguay (NZFSU) today announced that it would under-achieve its budgeted volume by 10%, which would bring its full year volume to 85-90m litres and estimated a loss of US$16m on EBIT level for FY11F - steeper than previously budgeted US$5m. While the volume was in line with our forecast of 87.3m litres, the cost was much higher - as the company had to bring in outside feed, given delays in getting capital fertiliser due to lack of funding (sale of Dan Pep farm was delayed). Moreover, prices of outside feed have been higher this year due to difficult winter. Given the significantly higher costs, our forecast of US$1.2m loss on FY11F EBITDA level therefore needs to be revised down. Assuming NZFSU expensed an additional US$3.5m to terminate management agreement with PGG Wrightson, the new forecast would impact Olam's FY11F net earnings by c.4% to S$340.0m from S$354.2m. This assumes consolidation from Sep10 and excludes Olam's involvement post acquisition. This change alone would not impact our TP of S$3.60, which is based on 10-year DCF (WACC: 8.8%, ERP: 6.5%, B:1.1, TG: 3%) from FY11F through FY20F. We suspect there would be further improvements from early CY11F, although a risk of drier condition (due to La Nina) could cause some hurdles. Having consolidated NZFSU since 20 Sep10, Olam is currently reviewing funding requirements and plans to return to profitability. NZFSU has since 10Sep10 appointed an interim CEO under PGG Wrightson management contract, which will end Jan11. We are leaving our forecasts and TP unchanged, pending 1Q11 results announcement (COB 11 Nov). Given the insignificant impact nevertheless, our Buy call is unchanged for 13% upside potential from current level. DBS Group Research . Equity 2 Nov 2010 Singapore Flash Note

 

BULLISH TEMPO

DANCE NOW TO THE BULLISH TUNE

OF THRONGING BULLS

USHERING IN THE NEW CYCLE 

OF THE BULL MARKET RUN 

http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/rajat-k-bose/market-likely-to-maintain-bullish-tempo-for-now_241974.html 

 

 

WooHoo!!!!!!!!!!!

BullishTempo      ( Date: 05-Nov-2010 20:59) Posted: Payrolls grow by 151,000 in October Nonfarm payrolls up 151,000, double Wall Street estimates View all Economic Report › ‹ Previous Column Weekly jobless claims jump 20,000 to 457,000 First Take › Dow back to pre-Lehman level STORYCOMMENTS SCREENER (42) Share | Recommend (1) Print Email Alert By Greg Robb, MarketWatch WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The U.S. economy added jobs for the first month since May and the nation’s unemployment rate held steady at 9.6% for the third straight month, suggesting the labor market may be stabilizing. Nonfarm payrolls rose by 151,000 in October, higher than the 70,000 increase expected by economists surveyed by MarketWatch Adding to the sense of strength in the report, the payrolls count in August and September was revised higher by a cumulative 110,000. Payrolls fell a revised 1,000 in August, instead of a 57,000 drop, and by 41,000 in September, instead of a 95,000 decline. Excluding government workers, the economy added 159,000 jobs in October, the highest since April. Despite the improvement, job growth is still not at strong enough to bring down the unemployment rate, which is above 9.5% for the fifteenth straight month. News Hub: Fed's QE2 sets sail: will it float? The Federal Reserve Wednesday unveiled a controversial new plan to buy $600 Billion of Treasurys, hoping to spur growth in a disappointingly slow U.S. economy. David Wessel and Neal Lipschutz discuss the likelihood that the plan will work. The strength in the labor market came from services, including temporary help and computer systems. Health care employment also increased Manufacturing employment fell 7,000 in October. Since last December, the economy has only recaptured 874,000 of the 8.4 million jobs in the recession. Earlier this week, the Federal Reserve called the pace of the recovery “disappointingly slow,” the jobs market in particular, and launched a new $600 billion bond-buying program to try to spur investment and risk-taking. Among the unemployed in October, the proportion who had been jobless for 27 weeks or more was 41.8%. The number of people working part time who preferred full-time work declined by 318,000 to 9.2 million in the month. The average workweek increased by six minutes to 34.3 hours. Average hourly earnings in October rose 0.2% to $22.73. Economists had been expecting a 0.2% gain. Earnings are up 1.7% in the past year. Factory hours rose 6 minutes to 40.3 hours in October while overtime in the sector was unchanged at 3.0 hours. Greg Robb is a senior reporter for MarketWatch in Washington.

 

Payrolls grow by 151,000 in October

Nonfarm payrolls up 151,000, double Wall Street estimates

View all Economic Report ›

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Weekly jobless claims jump 20,000 to 457,000

First Take ›

Dow back to pre-Lehman level

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By Greg Robb, MarketWatch

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The U.S. economy added jobs for the first month since May and the nation’s unemployment rate held steady at 9.6% for the third straight month, suggesting the labor market may be stabilizing.

Nonfarm payrolls rose by 151,000 in October, higher than the 70,000 increase expected by economists surveyed by MarketWatch

Adding to the sense of strength in the report, the payrolls count in August and September was revised higher by a cumulative 110,000. Payrolls fell a revised 1,000 in August, instead of a 57,000 drop, and by 41,000 in September, instead of a 95,000 decline.

Excluding government workers, the economy added 159,000 jobs in October, the highest since April.

Despite the improvement, job growth is still not at strong enough to bring down the unemployment rate, which is above 9.5% for the fifteenth straight month.

News Hub: Fed's QE2 sets sail: will it float?

The Federal Reserve Wednesday unveiled a controversial new plan to buy $600 Billion of Treasurys, hoping to spur growth in a disappointingly slow U.S. economy. David Wessel and Neal Lipschutz discuss the likelihood that the plan will work.

The strength in the labor market came from services, including temporary help and computer systems. Health care employment also increased

Manufacturing employment fell 7,000 in October.

Since last December, the economy has only recaptured 874,000 of the 8.4 million jobs in the recession.

Earlier this week, the Federal Reserve called the pace of the recovery “disappointingly slow,” the jobs market in particular, and launched a new $600 billion bond-buying program to try to spur investment and risk-taking.

Among the unemployed in October, the proportion who had been jobless for 27 weeks or more was 41.8%.

The number of people working part time who preferred full-time work declined by 318,000 to 9.2 million in the month.

The average workweek increased by six minutes to 34.3 hours.

Average hourly earnings in October rose 0.2% to $22.73. Economists had been expecting a 0.2% gain. Earnings are up 1.7% in the past year.

Factory hours rose 6 minutes to 40.3 hours in October while overtime in the sector was unchanged at 3.0 hours.

Greg Robb is a senior reporter for MarketWatch in Washington.

 

Latest info from CNBC:

Non Farm Payrolls increased more than expected, rising by 151 000, unemployment rate hold steady at 9.6%.   This is the 3rd and last major event that investors are concern with US economy for this week.  Cheers. 

 

Dow futures and Europe slightly red

 

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- More than 450,000 Americans filed for first-time unemployment insurance last week, a discouraging sign ahead of the government's highly anticipated monthly jobs report due Friday.

The number of first-time filers for unemployment benefits surged to 457,000 in the week ended Oct. 30, up 20,000 from the week before, the Labor Department reported Thursday.

The number was higher than economists' forecasts of 445,000, according to consensus estimates by Briefing.com, and it fell in a range that analysts say points to continued weakness in the job market.

firewood      ( Date: 05-Nov-2010 19:17) Posted: Before Dow open ShareWithMe      ( Date: 05-Nov-2010 19:09) Posted: When will the job report be out ?

 

Before Dow open

ShareWithMe      ( Date: 05-Nov-2010 19:09) Posted: When will the job report be out ? firewood      ( Date: 05-Nov-2010 19:02) Posted: NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- U.S. stocks were set for a mild retreat Friday, as investors take a breather ahead of the government's monthly jobs report, due before the opening bell. Stocks staged a major rally Thursday, a day after the Federal Reserve's announcement to pump $600 billion into the economy. All three main indexes finished at two-year highs.

 

When will the job report be out ?

firewood      ( Date: 05-Nov-2010 19:02) Posted: NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- U.S. stocks were set for a mild retreat Friday, as investors take a breather ahead of the government's monthly jobs report, due before the opening bell. Stocks staged a major rally Thursday, a day after the Federal Reserve's announcement to pump $600 billion into the economy. All three main indexes finished at two-year highs.

 

What u guys trading limit ? Thinking of changing trading co

 

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- U.S. stocks were set for a mild retreat Friday, as investors take a breather ahead of the government's monthly jobs report, due before the opening bell.

Stocks staged a major rally Thursday, a day after the Federal Reserve's announcement to pump $600 billion into the economy. All three main indexes finished at two-year highs.

 

Olam International Limited (the "Company") wishes to announce that the Company will be releasing its financial results for the first quarter ended 30 September 2010 on Thursday, 11 November 2010 after trading hours. The results will also be posted on the Company's website at www.olamonline.com.

 

monday, blue chips will run, wonder pennies like genting hk will anot. should have taken the bullet and went for genting sp instead.

 

BT, u played different market?? sg, hk and us?

 

Now Noble is already 2.03 .. short term high ... hesitating whether to buy anot on Mon.

If i were to buy at that price.. i would be betting on the Q3 result.

So Q3 result better be good .. or rather much better than good .. must be excellent !!

BullishTempo      ( Date: 05-Nov-2010 13:31) Posted: Yeah Noble probably just a quick play on results. Buy on Monday sell on Tuesday. U know, for the 2nd quarter, I only had one counter. Maybe I should do that again... ha!  firewood      ( Date: 05-Nov-2010 13:26) Posted: You will be holding noble as well right?

 

Totally agree with you. I have been observing LVS as well.

After the long black candle immediately on result day, the following days are all strong white candle.

 

BullishTempo      ( Date: 05-Nov-2010 14:26) Posted: No, look at your LVS carefully. I was studying it for quite awhile, because of similarity to GenSp. Look at result announcement day for LVS. Its a black candle. People were selling on news! You can buy back at the end of the day, after the sell-off is done.  Noob79      ( Date: 05-Nov-2010 14:22) Posted: T.T Gap-up too much no point buying.... No always true,that remind me of my encounter recently.... that's why i sell away LVS when a huge gap up occur and in the end it keep going up...sold at 43.7 and now it is 52... WTH hope it can come down for me to enter again.... So now u mention u have oni one counter in 2nd Quarter rite... same feeling mayb i will consolidate all other stock and buy on it.... If let it run away.... 我真的会很对不起自己 。  Confident and HUAT HUAT HUAT