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totally agree with you! hear only the good stuff...
elton81 ( Date: 16-Feb-2011 22:44) Posted:
lol.. ya TA more accurate when peacetime... FA more accurate when bad/gd news comes out.
des_khor ( Date: 16-Feb-2011 22:36) Posted:
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lol.. ya TA more accurate when peacetime... FA more accurate when bad/gd news comes out.
des_khor ( Date: 16-Feb-2011 22:36) Posted:
TA 50% FA 50%
elton81 ( Date: 16-Feb-2011 22:27) Posted:
| actually quite alot of stocks broke uptrend support recently.. due to the multiple bad news.. but might not be downtrend if the company is actually doing well. anything can happen and is possible in the stocks market.. :) reversal could happen anytime just because of a good news.. cheer |
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TA 50% FA 50%
elton81 ( Date: 16-Feb-2011 22:27) Posted:
actually quite alot of stocks broke uptrend support recently.. due to the multiple bad news.. but might not be downtrend if the company is actually doing well. anything can happen and is possible in the stocks market.. :) reversal could happen anytime just because of a good news.. cheers
marubozu1688 ( Date: 16-Feb-2011 21:59) Posted:
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actually quite alot of stocks broke uptrend support recently.. due to the multiple bad news.. but might not be downtrend if the company is actually doing well. anything can happen and is possible in the stocks market.. :) reversal could happen anytime just because of a good news.. cheers
marubozu1688 ( Date: 16-Feb-2011 21:59) Posted:
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WOW !! earn so much ah !!
Same view here for both NOL and COSCO.
http://mystocksinvesting.com/singapore-stocks/nol/nol-breaking-the-up-trend-support/chriscyng ( Date: 16-Feb-2011 11:56) Posted:
| NOL may have high chance of going down some more. Cosco too My View. |
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NOL: Reports US$461 Million Net Profit In 2010.
NOL Group reported net profit of US$461 million for 2010, representing a
US$1.2 billion turnaround from its US$741 million loss in 2009. The
container shipping and logistics company said that group revenue reached
an all-time high of US$9.4 billion, up 45% from last year. NOL's fourth
quarter net earnings were US$177 million. That compared to a US$211
million loss in the same period a year ago. NOL reported 2010 Core
Earnings Before Interest and Taxes of US$557 million, compared to a Core
EBIT loss of US$651 million in 2009. Core EBIT in the fourth quarter
was US$198 million. The NOL Board of Directors has recommended a final
tax-exempt (one tier) dividend of 4.6 Singapore cents per share subject
to shareholders' approval...
Buy Both?
Can someone post the result here pls Ty? Cannot access sgx
des_khor ( Date: 16-Feb-2011 14:12) Posted:
I guess NOL ? The result should be very good ??
krisluke ( Date: 16-Feb-2011 13:12) Posted:
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I guess NOL ? The result should be very good ??
krisluke ( Date: 16-Feb-2011 13:12) Posted:
what is your opinion?
des_khor ( Date: 16-Feb-2011 11:51) Posted:
| NOL VS COSCO which one better?? can run up faster ? |
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what is your opinion?
des_khor ( Date: 16-Feb-2011 11:51) Posted:
| NOL VS COSCO which one better?? can run up faster ? |
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NOL may have high chance of going down some more. Cosco too My View.
NOL VS COSCO which one better?? can run up faster ?
NOL traded higher today. good buying volume as well. NOL has great potential to go higher. stocastics has a good chance for bullish crossover tomorrow.
http://sgsharemarket.com/home/2011/02/nol-bullish-confirmation/
On Friday, NOL re-test resistance at $2.14 and closed at $2.14 with regular volume of 10.33 million shares traded.
A white candle stick with long upper/lower shadow affirms to the
easing of selling pressure as bargains hunters come in to swoop up the
stocks.
RSI & MACD are bearish as RSI trend downwards.
Important Resistance of NOL: $2.14
Immediate Support of NOL: $2.08
Currently prices are supported by 200 days MA at $2.08.
200 days MA has been..................
READ MORE
Bullish divergence spotted in NOL. With stocastics on oversold and NOL trading on support, NOL could be poised for technical rebound.
http://sgsharemarket.com/home/2011/02/nol-bullish-signal-triggered/
CIMB 11 Feb 11
Neptune Orient Lines (NOL SP S$2.13) – SELL
FY12P/E: 7.7x, P/BV: 1.1x
• The sellers dragged prices below its key support trend line that has held up
prices since the March 09 lows. This breakdown is negative for the near term
at least but it could lead to a deeper correction.
• Both its MACD and RSI are negative at the moment with bearish divergences
hanging over it. The failure to stay above the moving averages is likely to take
its toll on the stock in the near term as the bulls start to cut losses.
• This break is likely to send prices down to S$2.08, where its 200-day SMA
currently lie. However, we think that prices have the potential to fall to S$1.89-
1.92. Sell now with a stop above S$2.30.
Shayne Heffernan Strong Buy Neptune Orient Lines is growing as Asian trade increases.
NOL container shipping volumes for the 7 weeks to Dec 31 rose 26 percent from a year ago, boosted by higher traffic on the internal trade in Asia and Asia-Europe routes.
In trading today NOL gained 1.4 percent to S$2.23.
Lited in Singapore NOL, the world’s sixth largest container shipping firm, carried 394,500 forty-foot equivalent unit (FEU) during the seven-week period, up from 312,500 FEUs a year ago.
Volumes rose 8 percent over the same period last year on a normalised six-week period, the firm said.
The average revenue per FEU increased 21 percent year-on-year over the same period to $2,647 per FEU, helped by improved freight rates on major trade lanes, in particular Tran-pacific and Asia-Europe.
Shayne Heffernan has affirmed his strong buy on Neptune Orient Lines Ltd. SIN:N03 as Singapore container traffic grew 10 per cent in 2010 from the previous year.
Throughput for 2010 was 28.4 million TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units), according to advance estimates shared by Singapore’s Minister of Transport Raymond Lim at the Singapore Maritime Foundation’s New Year Cocktail reception on Thursday.
Recent reports out of China suggested that this would move Singapore off the top spot as the world’s biggest container port.
According to the reports which cited unnamed city officials, Shanghai handled 29.05 million standard containers in 2010, edging past Singapore.
But as cargo volumes pick up and container freight rates stabalise, the outlook for port activities in Singapore is bright.
“As a major transhipment hub, we are well positioned to capitalise on the growth momentum in Asia. Singapore also remains the world’s top bunkering port. Our total bunker sale in 2010 reached a new record high of 40.9 million tonnes. This is an increase of 12.3 per cent from last year,” said Mr Lim.
| NOL +0.9% rate decline largely expected |
Tags: JP Morgan | NOL
| WRITTEN BY DOW JONES & CO, INC |
| TUESDAY, 01 FEBRUARY 2011 10:12 |
NOL (N03.SG) is up 0.9% at $2.22, rebounding with the broader market despite operating data showing a continued decline in freight rates in the November 13 to December 31 period volume is low at 1.1 million shares as investors refrain from placing fresh bets ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday.
JP Morgan, which has a Neutral rating, says the sequential softening of average revenue per FEU was not unexpected “given the end of the peak shipping season.”
Morgan Stanley, which has an Overweight rating, says the 5% sequential decline in freight rates was “in line with typical seasonal trends but also as liners remain reluctant to remove capacity in the off-peak season as rates remain at profitable levels.”
It adds " NOL is our top pick amongst the container shipping stocks...(and) is likely to outperform as we believe that NOL’s profitability is likely to improve further in 2011...exceeding consensus estimates. This is due to the lagged impact of higher contract exposure, improved cost base and no new ship commitments in 2011, facilitating flexible deployment.” A $2.25 cap is tipped for today. |
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Ebeling Heffernan has issued a strong buy on Neptune Orient Lines with a 2011 price target of SGD$4.20.
Neptune Orient Lines Limited (NOL) is an investment holding company. The Company is engaged in the ownership and charter of shipping vessels, as well as participation in ventures related to these activities and the principal activities of its subsidiaries.
The Company operates in three segments: Container Shipping, Logistics and Terminals.
Its Container Shipping is engaged in global container transportation operations. The Company is a global logistics provider with a network of facilities and services.
The range of services include consolidation, warehousing, global freight management (ocean, air, truck and rail), domestic distribution networks, international deconsolidation and information technologies that provide information to manage supply chain activities.
Its Terminals segment is engaged in the operation of container terminals and provision of other related services.
On the 19th of October 2010 NOL Group reported net earnings of US$282 million for the third quarter of 2010, a US$421 million turnaround from the US$139 million net loss in the third quarter of 2009. NOL said revenue in the third quarter improved 55% to US$2.4 billion.
The Group has now reported net earnings of US$283 million through three quarters of 2010. It lost US$530 million during the same period last year.
“Strong demand and an improved rate environment have helped us turn around our performance,” said Group CEO Ronald D. Widdows. “Our emphasis at this point is on operating efficiency and cost containment to ensure that we maintain our momentum.”
The Group’s Core EBIT (Earnings Before Interest and Taxes) for the third quarter was US$319 million compared to a Core EBIT loss of US$115 million in the same quarter a year ago. For the first three quarters in 2010, Core EBIT was US$359 million compared to a Core EBIT loss of US$468 million for the first three quarters of 2009
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