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Riding High On The Sentosa Wave

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jipuo1
    12-Jun-2007 15:59  
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trymyluck is right.  p/e (updated 1Q07) is about 9.

Where else such gd deal?
 
 
trymyluck
    12-Jun-2007 15:36  
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oh bee!!! soaring higher n higher than a frisbee.
just hope it doesnt come down soon
 
 
solochn
    11-Jun-2007 11:14  
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Get set, ready, Cheong Ahhhh!!!!
 

 
aceracer
    10-Jun-2007 20:15  
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Smiley
 
 
rayphua
    10-Jun-2007 09:25  
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Perfect setup for an impending breakout.
 
 
iPunter
    10-Jun-2007 09:18  
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Looks like the properties are stagnating at this level...

Depending on market sentiment, it may move up or down temporily...

I suppose long-term holding is the best 'bet'?

 

 
solochn
    09-Jun-2007 23:14  
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Going sideway for awhile now. TA sign looks good. Right?
 
 
solochn
    06-Jun-2007 00:25  
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This one has fallen asleep liao! Need some really good news to wake it up.
 
 
trymyluck
    31-May-2007 12:45  
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hi redfish,

i was quoting the Edge when i said P/E of 9.
so after my calculations , i think they must have been quoting forecasted P/E for Financial year 2008.
 
 
trymyluck
    31-May-2007 12:40  
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hi redfish,

1st quarter 9 cents. assuming the no of shares remain the same , and company maintains same profit ratio in each quarter, the earnings for full year should be 30 cents.

P/E = price of share / earnings per share.
at current price of 2.30 / 30 cents it should be between 7 to 9 .
 

 
redfish
    31-May-2007 12:02  
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Hi trymyluck.

Yes, Q1 EPS is 0.0937 but how you derive at PE 9 ?
 
 
trymyluck
    31-May-2007 08:46  
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hi redfish,
  

    i was initially referring to the figure i noted in the Edge paper. but then after your comment I
    rechecked on Ho Bee's first quarter results. Earnings for this quarter 9 cents, so projected earnings for the year atleast 30 cents? wouldnt that give it a PE of 9?


anywayz good luck to everyone vested. 2.22 is solid support for this counter unless another big market correction comes

 
 
 
redfish
    31-May-2007 00:13  
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Hi trymyluck.

HoBee's PE should be about 17  and still much potential basing on all othe property big players' PE are above 20, like CDL is 44.

I believe in buying straw hats in winter.
 
 
trymyluck
    28-May-2007 10:40  
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P/E of this counter is still only 9 compared to the other property counter all of which are around P/E 20.
the BB's have just decided to keep a bit quite about this counter since they had given it a long ride from 1.6 to 2.5.
its a good time to buy now when the BB's have let it go out of their radar screens.
 
 
sojourner
    28-May-2007 10:33  
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Thanks for the tip :) Ho Bee is up 2.28 already...
 

 
iPunter
    28-May-2007 09:29  
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However, when the indicators begin to show the way, prices will often be in the "chasing" stage already ie. the rise (or fall) would have already been well underway.

So personally I don't use indicators at all, except as an academic activity... :)

 
 
sojourner
    27-May-2007 23:24  
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I suppose midterm buyers shldn't really consider what current charts point to.


IMHO, i'll wait for A/D and Chaikin to trend upwards. Stochastic Osc & Williams %R show downward trend since 23, 24 May.
 
 
iPunter
    27-May-2007 21:07  
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If prices inch up back toward the high of 2.52 over the coming weeks and then fall back down on the "break-even exits", that should be the time to get on board.

 However for those who want to take more risk than that, getting in now may be a better deal (more juice), provided the coming weeks will show some demand building up.

In view of the fact that property forms the virtual "backbone" of the market, long-term investors may want to get in.


 
 
 
singaporegal
    27-May-2007 20:58  
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You're right.... Charts look mixed. Watch this from a distance and wait for trend to clear.
 
 
sojourner
    26-May-2007 23:19  
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What's the news on this. Charts look mixed.
 
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