STI is black candle today. Now going sideways, support at 3174
BullishTempo ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 15:31) Posted:
China down, Hong Kong down, Europe down at the moment. Dow Jones futures also down.
Globally all in bearish mode, all waiting for QE2 to be announced by US feds in early November.
I am going to be careful with my trades for the remainder of this month. Keep your stop loss levels tight. |
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IG Market also not bad right?
Buying coming back at GSP.
Who was the one who said that BBs will come back in afternoon? lol... all becoming so good
Ok got it !
So the idea is that this event should be sponsored by MF Global right?
pharoah88 ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 15:13) Posted:
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BT
at SPICES CAFE
BETTER BUFFET MENU
on Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Please note
BullishTempo ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 14:24) Posted:
| Proposed date for lunch and trade meeting is just after 3rd quarter release of GSP. Cannotfind should be back at that time to |
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eh eh eh..... i not confirm leh..... next month i very busy....... plus i am overseas from 15th to 20th Nov
icetomato ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 15:15) Posted:
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Wah... I haven't confirm...
Yeah G13 moving up!
bladez87 ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 15:12) Posted:
genting sp not moving. that is better than going down i guess.
ok confirmed list.
1.BT
2.Bladez
3.noob79
4. raptor22
5.pharoah88
6.eastcivic
7.greenbean
8.smallrole TBA
9.gaecia
10.baelgeran
11.icetomato
potentially AK,cannotfind,epliew, cblow etc etc. |
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Just now you bought at 2.22? Icetomato has very good trade sense. Always manage to buy at support and sell at resistance. Most of the time this trading technique will work, except for those times when resistance broken through, then you will miss out on the run upwards. But still overall, you will make more than you lose.
Way to go!
By the way ever tried ice tomato drink mixed with alcohol? Quite nice
Last Saturday: 23 10 2010
Standard Chartered Bank [SCB] invited more than 1,000 to their sponsored Breakfast Talk [Global Market Outlook] at Shangrila Hotel
FULL HOUSE
Last Saturday: 23 10 2010
My friends attended the INVEST sponsored morning Seminar [Singapore Market Outlook] at Singapore Conference Hall
FULL HOUSE
Sponsored Events in SINGAPORE are always FULL HOUSE.
BullishTempo ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 15:05) Posted:
Sounds fantastic !!! But at least 30 of us must commit to come ! Very scared of people last minute fly aeroplane....
pharoah88 ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 15:03) Posted:
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I copied the Menu from Guan Hoe Soon's website.
S$18 per head Peranakan Buffet Menu
Minimum Group Size 30 Paxs |
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Wah... I haven't confirm...
Yeah G13 moving up!
bladez87 ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 15:12) Posted:
genting sp not moving. that is better than going down i guess.
ok confirmed list.
1.BT
2.Bladez
3.noob79
4. raptor22
5.pharoah88
6.eastcivic
7.greenbean
8.smallrole TBA
9.gaecia
10.baelgeran
11.icetomato
potentially AK,cannotfind,epliew, cblow etc etc. |
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BT
at SPICES CAFE
BETTER BUFFET MENU
on Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Please note
BullishTempo ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 14:24) Posted:
Proposed date for lunch and trade meeting is just after 3rd quarter release of GSP. Cannotfind should be back at that time too
Gaecia ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 14:05) Posted:
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K count me in also, when's the planned date? on a wkday or Sat?
yea i'm also looking at better entries to 1 or 2 other commodity stocks to invest, right now jus not that confident with my chart reading abilities. really need further education frm this grp!
Hmm.. rite now all eyes & my monies solely on Gensp which makes me quite jittery over its Q3 to be honest. I've thought of the good & the bad, and i dun wish to be blinded by sheer optimism.
*touch wood* but right now i dun hav an exit plan in the event of worse case/ unfavorable scenario leh. I need to plan for Plan B lo simply becos my entry prx is quite high at 2.01.
BT, can u pls kindly advice mi how to avoid being caught in a massive sell down (like i did before at 1.8x) if a stock gaps down at opening below my stop price? to adjust it to sell at market is being pple's lunch right? ;( |
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Sounds fantastic !!! But at least 30 of us must commit to come ! Very scared of people last minute fly aeroplane....
pharoah88 ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 15:03) Posted:
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I copied the Menu from Guan Hoe Soon's website.
S$18 per head Peranakan Buffet Menu
Minimum Group Size 30 Paxs
Raptor22 ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 14:45) Posted:
Pharoah, GHS only ala carte, no buffet.
Unless you mirroring Warren Buffet Menu to our local Peranakan Buffet Menu. lol
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I copied the Menu from Guan Hoe Soon's website.
S$18 per head Peranakan Buffet Menu
Minimum Group Size 30 Paxs
Raptor22 ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 14:45) Posted:
Pharoah, GHS only ala carte, no buffet.
Unless you mirroring Warren Buffet Menu to our local Peranakan Buffet Menu. lol
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Ubi Kaya Urap
Local:
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Tropical Fruits / Coconut Agar Agar / Szechuan Pancake / Chilled Mango with Pamelo
Tuesday & Thursday
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| Singapore’s ASX bid spurs exchange merger speculation: Update 2 - Singapore government stake |
Tags: ASX | Chi-X Global Inc | Credit Suisse Group AG | JP Morgan Chase & Co | Singapore Exchange | Singapore Mercantile Exchange
| WRITTEN BY BLOOMBERG |
| TUESDAY, 26 OCTOBER 2010 14:35 |
Page 2 of 2 SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT STAKE The Singapore government’s stake may be reduced below the 15% limit under the terms of Singapore Exchange’s existing offer, the analysts wrote. The proposed takeover has triggered a backlash from Australian lawmakers, throwing into doubt whether the deal will win parliamentary approval. The Greens, whose votes Prime Minister Julia Gillard needs to pass legislation, “will not be facilitating or supporting this takeover,” leader Bob Brown told reporters today in Canberra. Opposition treasury spokesman Joe Hockey said the offer is “of great concern” and independent lawmaker Bob Katter called the proposal “lunacy.” Singapore Exchange shares fell 6.2%, the most since Oct. 24, 2008, to $8.95 yesterday even as it predicted US$30 million a year in savings from the deal. The stock lost 3.2% to $8.66 today. The company’s spokeswoman Magdalyn Liew didn’t return calls seeking comment on the stock’s decline. ‘RICHLY PRICED’ “We see SGX’s acquisition of ASX as being richly priced,” Srikanth Vadlamani, an analyst at Nomura Holdings Inc., wrote in a note dated Oct. 25. “The extent of cost savings implies to us that the success of the deal hinges upon the combined entity being able to realize material revenue synergies. However, we do not see obvious revenue synergies.” Singapore Exchange’s offer represents a 42% premium for ASX, according to data compiled by Bloomberg tracking 20-day average stock prices, more than twice the 21% average for takeovers of publicly traded financial companies around the world in the past year. It’s the third-highest premium among the 15 buyouts in the industry exceeding US$1 billion. The Hong Kong Exchange is the biggest in the world, according to data on the 18 members of the FTSE/Mondo Visione Exchanges Index compiled by Bloomberg. The company’s products and China’s economy make the exchange an attractive business partner, said Thomas Caldwell, who invests in exchanges worldwide as chairman of Toronto-based Caldwell Financial. ‘DREAM EXCHANGE’ “Hong Kong is the dream exchange, because it’s got options, it’s got cash markets -- it’s got what everybody wants to participate in,” said Caldwell, who said he has a “minor” holding of the company. The Singapore acquisition “has jogged everybody that maybe the exchange consolidation phase may have a bit more steam to it, and that could mean some action here.” Speculation of more tie-ups in the region is rising as the threat of competition increases. Chi-X Global Inc., an electronic trading platform, plans to open in Australia in March. The Singapore Mercantile Exchange, backed by the operator of the largest commodity exchange in India, started business in the city-state in August. If Asian exchanges “can find opportunities to add value for shareholders, then they have to consider these sorts of things,” said Gavin Parry, managing director of Parry International Trading in Hong Kong. “It’s going to be about how exchanges reinvigorate themselves.” |
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