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Not sure about that. may be your broker can advise?
From the chart, Jade seems to be sqeeuzed out of the upper BBand liao.
Will need Ray Phua "Shi Fu" to confirm if it's indeed "squeezed" though!
I'm Jade supporter. What's will happen if we don't accept the offer after 19 June to sell our share at the low price of $0.015 to the company offering to acquire?
ok. 0.08 won 0.075-0.08 round.
now 0.08-0.085 tug-of-war again.
any jade taker here?
now Jade vol seems to be doing the tug-of-war at 0.075-0.08....
Jade lover....0.08 now.
this time it seems real.
halo jade lover....
lai laio....now 0.07 done.
look out for Jade tech..vol churning up early morning and BB tightening....
Trying to go above 0.10 to it's recent high may be ?
u bet 
This is very interesting! At least now we for a fact that postings on SJ forums actually have a real impact on the markets. :)
ooops... This JADE is NOT the real "JADE". sorry. :-(
ooops, perhaps the "posting" is a blessing in disguise and it somehow managed to pull in some price UP action today.
JADE had not been able to closed at 0.065 for quite a while if not wrong. :-)
hawke009,
correct me if i am wrong, but i dun think your posting got to do with Jade Tech.. =)
Singapore JADE starts palmoil futures, Jan '08 traded
SINGAPORE, June 6 (Reuters) - Singapore's Joint Asian Derivatives Exchange started trading its U.S. dollar-denominated crude palm oil futures on Wednesday, with trades for the January 2008 contract done at $747.50 a tonne, an exchange official said.
The exchange is a joint venture between the Chicago Board of Trade and the Singapore Exchange, and the new palm oil contract competes with the Malaysian futures already seen as a benchmark for the commodity.
"We saw first trade of five contracts matched at $747.50 per metric ton for the January 2008 contract month," said Joan Lew, the exhange's corporate communications official.
By 1230 p.m. (0430 GMT), 70 lots of 25 tonnes each were traded, she added.
The futures contract will be settled with physical delivery at the ports of Belawan and Dumai in Sumatra, Indonesia. Palm oil futures trade from 0230 to 1000 GMT and it also has a special one-hour session from 0930 to 1030 Chicago local time (1430-1530 GMT).
The Singapore palm futures are be traded on the global e-CBOT platform. It is the latest product to be launched in Singapore to capitalise on growing demand for commodities.
Malaysian palm futures jumped more than 2 percent in early trade on Wednesday to a record high on news that Indonesia was considering a vegetable oil export tax increase and India was weighing options to cut its import duty.
The benchmark August contract climbed as much as 2.3 percent to a high of 2,764 ringgit ($812.5) a tonne, before coming off to 2,722 ringgit. ($1 = 3.402 ringgit)
SINGAPORE, June 6 (Reuters) - Singapore's Joint Asian Derivatives Exchange started trading its U.S. dollar-denominated crude palm oil futures on Wednesday, with trades for the January 2008 contract done at $747.50 a tonne, an exchange official said.
The exchange is a joint venture between the Chicago Board of Trade and the Singapore Exchange, and the new palm oil contract competes with the Malaysian futures already seen as a benchmark for the commodity.
"We saw first trade of five contracts matched at $747.50 per metric ton for the January 2008 contract month," said Joan Lew, the exhange's corporate communications official.
By 1230 p.m. (0430 GMT), 70 lots of 25 tonnes each were traded, she added.
The futures contract will be settled with physical delivery at the ports of Belawan and Dumai in Sumatra, Indonesia. Palm oil futures trade from 0230 to 1000 GMT and it also has a special one-hour session from 0930 to 1030 Chicago local time (1430-1530 GMT).
The Singapore palm futures are be traded on the global e-CBOT platform. It is the latest product to be launched in Singapore to capitalise on growing demand for commodities.
Malaysian palm futures jumped more than 2 percent in early trade on Wednesday to a record high on news that Indonesia was considering a vegetable oil export tax increase and India was weighing options to cut its import duty.
The benchmark August contract climbed as much as 2.3 percent to a high of 2,764 ringgit ($812.5) a tonne, before coming off to 2,722 ringgit. ($1 = 3.402 ringgit)
BollinBand is closing in for Jade....
Expect some price movement soon?
Should see some decent recovery by Jade too
Even Benefun can cheong.
Jade must also move move a bit oso la .....