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Durian coming D24 at 3.10.
bishan22 ( Date: 10-May-2011 09:54) Posted:
Will scoop some if hit 3.10. Wait for durian to drop.  |
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That's why I only short CPL... Where is Capland who advise others to keep buying... Why buy so expensive when it can be cheaper....
Capitaland COO never brought luck to this counter. LOL!
Capitaland is South East Asia worst performing Developer's STOCK
No Support
BB Sell down Hold down get people to cut Loss Cheap BB buy Cheap
BB then push up 5% people buy in hopping rally BB sell
Then BB sell down slowly again and repeat ... Sucking people money with Capitaland Brand Name!
Now People fed up with this stock ... and the Company
Really lousy company and lousy management team!
I don't know how they can get so high salary(a few million per year)
Really facking and shit !
are they shameful to take the high salary since the stock price like a shit?
should question them why during AGM
Bluevaio ( Date: 10-May-2011 17:08) Posted:
Lousy co lousy CEO COO CXXXX!
niuyear ( Date: 10-May-2011 11:23) Posted:
May 9, 2011 - PropertyGuru.com.sg
 CapitaLand Limited, Southeast Asia’s largest real estate company, has appointed Lim Ming Yan as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO). Mr. Lim, who will continue his role as CEO of the Ascott Ltd, will lead several of CapitaLand’s key projects, including coordination across business units at a corporate level, as well as driving the company’s talent management programmes that will support growth strategies. “Ming Yan’s appointment as COO is a timely one,” said Liew Mun Leong, President and CEO of CapitaLand Group. “It is part of an ongoing process to build our top leadership and management bench strength.” Mr. Liew said that Mr. Lim has helped to build and expand CapitaLand’s real estate businesses, as well as established a strong reputation for CapitaLand as a leading foreign real estate developer in China. “To sustain our growth objectives over the next decade, we need to strengthen collaborations and coordination between our strategic business units and drive the talent management programmes across the Group. With his vast international and operational experience, Ming Yan will play an active role in implementing these goals,” he said. With his role as CEO of Ascott, Mr. Lim will focus on making Ascott a real estate company with a global footprint in the hospitality sector and help it realise its potential for portfolio gains. He has a proven track record of successfully operating and implementing projects in China, India, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Europe. Mr. Lim graduated from the University of Birmingham in the UK with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and Economics. He was also conferred the prestigious Magnolia Award by the Shanghai Municipal Government in 2003 and 2005 for his significant contributions to Shanghai, as well as named Outstanding Chief Executive (Overseas) at the Singapore Business Awards in 2006.
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Lousy co lousy CEO COO CXXXX!
niuyear ( Date: 10-May-2011 11:23) Posted:
May 9, 2011 - PropertyGuru.com.sg
CapitaLand Limited, Southeast Asia’s largest real estate company, has appointed Lim Ming Yan as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO). Mr. Lim, who will continue his role as CEO of the Ascott Ltd, will lead several of CapitaLand’s key projects, including coordination across business units at a corporate level, as well as driving the company’s talent management programmes that will support growth strategies. “Ming Yan’s appointment as COO is a timely one,” said Liew Mun Leong, President and CEO of CapitaLand Group. “It is part of an ongoing process to build our top leadership and management bench strength.” Mr. Liew said that Mr. Lim has helped to build and expand CapitaLand’s real estate businesses, as well as established a strong reputation for CapitaLand as a leading foreign real estate developer in China. “To sustain our growth objectives over the next decade, we need to strengthen collaborations and coordination between our strategic business units and drive the talent management programmes across the Group. With his vast international and operational experience, Ming Yan will play an active role in implementing these goals,” he said. With his role as CEO of Ascott, Mr. Lim will focus on making Ascott a real estate company with a global footprint in the hospitality sector and help it realise its potential for portfolio gains. He has a proven track record of successfully operating and implementing projects in China, India, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Europe. Mr. Lim graduated from the University of Birmingham in the UK with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and Economics. He was also conferred the prestigious Magnolia Award by the Shanghai Municipal Government in 2003 and 2005 for his significant contributions to Shanghai, as well as named Outstanding Chief Executive (Overseas) at the Singapore Business Awards in 2006.
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maybe only when it is 3.15.....start watching
bishan22 ( Date: 10-May-2011 09:54) Posted:
| Will scoop some if hit 3.10. Wait for durian to drop. |
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May 9, 2011 - PropertyGuru.com.sg
CapitaLand Limited, Southeast Asia’s largest real estate company, has appointed Lim Ming Yan as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO).
Mr. Lim, who will continue his role as CEO of the Ascott Ltd, will lead several of CapitaLand’s key projects, including coordination across business units at a corporate level, as well as driving the company’s talent management programmes that will support growth strategies.
“Ming Yan’s appointment as COO is a timely one,” said Liew Mun Leong, President and CEO of CapitaLand Group. “It is part of an ongoing process to build our top leadership and management bench strength.”
Mr. Liew said that Mr. Lim has helped to build and expand CapitaLand’s real estate businesses, as well as established a strong reputation for CapitaLand as a leading foreign real estate developer in China.
“To sustain our growth objectives over the next decade, we need to strengthen collaborations and coordination between our strategic business units and drive the talent management programmes across the Group. With his vast international and operational experience, Ming Yan will play an active role in implementing these goals,” he said.
With his role as CEO of Ascott, Mr. Lim will focus on making Ascott a real estate company with a global footprint in the hospitality sector and help it realise its potential for portfolio gains. He has a proven track record of successfully operating and implementing projects in China, India, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Europe.
Mr. Lim graduated from the University of Birmingham in the UK with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and Economics. He was also conferred the prestigious Magnolia Award by the Shanghai Municipal Government in 2003 and 2005 for his significant contributions to Shanghai, as well as named Outstanding Chief Executive (Overseas) at the Singapore Business Awards in 2006.
When US is picking up... it mean fund is going back too.... Interest rate in Singapore
niuyear ( Date: 10-May-2011 11:00) Posted:
My own view is :
S'pore propeprty sectors share price has dropped more than 50% since the subprime crisis 3 years ago, but , the properties selling price didnt really drop alot. Its time (my view only) for the share price to rebound givien the strong recovery of property market. There is general disconnection between the performance of stock market and the prices of properties.
As someone said : " ......Only when a " PROLONG" period of sliding in stock market, then, we can see the actual selling prices of properties will drop significantly........."
Isolator ( Date: 10-May-2011 10:40) Posted:
| US property corrected for so long... but Singapore???? |
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They disappear long time ago. May be they join another Forum?
Richman ( Date: 10-May-2011 10:49) Posted:
No posting from cheongwee and richtan for a long time
niuyear ( Date: 10-May-2011 10:39) Posted:
If you buy gold (either physical or the GLD 10US$ - sgx) when it was at its lowest, you might make 100 K.
I am half of it. My entry price was 0.98 and as trading $152 pevious high.
During that time when there was a Forumer called CHEONG WEE . He was actively promoting GOLD. I picked up from then.
Ozone is another Gold fanatic.
:)
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My own view is :
S'pore propeprty sectors share price has dropped more than 50% since the subprime crisis 3 years ago, but , the properties selling price didnt really drop alot. Its time (my view only) for the share price to rebound givien the strong recovery of property market. There is general disconnection between the performance of stock market and the prices of properties.
As someone said : " ......Only when a " PROLONG" period of sliding in stock market, then, we can see the actual selling prices of properties will drop significantly........."
Isolator ( Date: 10-May-2011 10:40) Posted:
| US property corrected for so long... but Singapore???? |
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No posting from cheongwee and richtan for a long time
niuyear ( Date: 10-May-2011 10:39) Posted:
If you buy gold (either physical or the GLD 10US$ - sgx) when it was at its lowest, you might make 100 K.
I am half of it. My entry price was 0.98 and as trading $152 pevious high.
During that time when there was a Forumer called CHEONG WEE . He was actively promoting GOLD. I picked up from then.
Ozone is another Gold fanatic.
:)
eplepl ( Date: 09-May-2011 15:09) Posted:
good idea and thanks for sharing.
but let us also be frank and honest about the CFD admin fees are higher....short interest rate and long interest rate can eat into profit.
for example if i short @ 3.39 and buy back @ 3.31 8 cents profits will need to pay a fee |
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US property corrected for so long... but Singapore????
If you buy gold (either physical or the GLD 10US$ - sgx) when it was at its lowest, you might make 100 K.
I am half of it. My entry price was 0.98 and as trading $152 pevious high.
During that time when there was a Forumer called CHEONG WEE . He was actively promoting GOLD. I picked up from then.
Ozone is another Gold fanatic.
:)
eplepl ( Date: 09-May-2011 15:09) Posted:
good idea and thanks for sharing.
but let us also be frank and honest about the CFD admin fees are higher....short interest rate and long interest rate can eat into profit.
for example if i short @ 3.39 and buy back @ 3.31 8 cents profits will need to pay a fee?
alexchia01 ( Date: 08-May-2011 21:47) Posted:
To make $100k with $10k, you should use a CFD account. This way you
can leverage the $10k and trade up to $100k if you choose the right
counters. Let say STI move an average of 5% every month and you maximize
the full CDF amount, you can generate a return of $5,000/month. If you
don't make any mistakes and you compound the gain, you can make $100k in
around 5 years. If there is a crisis where STI falls by 40% in 1 month,
you can do this within a year. Sounds good right?
However, you have some problems...
1. Not all counters can leverage up to $100k.
2. We don't know how much STI is going to move every month.
3. You can't maximize the full CFD amount because you need some reserve to prevent unwanted Margin Calls.
4. We are humans and we make mistakes.
5. You can't compound all your gains because you need to pay expenses, commission and other fees.
6. We don't know when is the next crisis coming.
7. I'm not a broker nor remiser.
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US Property market is now called a '"
NEW AND EMERGING MARKET'" . Many eyes are on US property market.
This signals a singn of recovery in property markets..........
:)
bishan22 ( Date: 10-May-2011 09:54) Posted:
| Will scoop some if hit 3.10. Wait for durian to drop. |
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Will scoop some if hit 3.10. Wait for durian to drop.
Dont understand why still got people want to buy CPL for long term NOW... It is only good for trading now.... Price can only go down further for the this few year.... Enjoy...
capItal has nO land ? ? ? ?
drop somemore please so I can buy at lower price
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