
Man-Yi is currently a Cat 4 Typhoon but is expected to reach Japan during the weekend. By the time it reach Tokyo it should be just a Cat 1.
Any massive destruction is likely to cause the market in the affected country to tumble. However it is still too early to tell which country will be hit. For instance the wind direction could take a turn and move towards Korea.
Thats one nasty storm...

I believe it will surpass $6.05 if this Q result is good ...With current increase in oil /petrol prices , gotta earn back some petrol money with this counter...
This is Man-Yi
I know you meant the 'beauty' post...

$$$...your posting is very profound...lol! I need to check with my Literature teacher! Cannot imagine, show me the MONEY!!! $6.00 is coming!
On 19 Sep 2005... SPC reached a high of 6.05...
From there, in the subsequent months, it went down to a low of 4.34.On 24 April 2006...SPC again reached a high of 6.05...
From there, in the subsequent months, it went down to a low of 4.04.
Now in 2007, it reached a high of 5.95 so far.
It is useful to remember that in every period, there had always been diverse opinions on a stocks direction...

On 19 Sep 2005... SPC reached a high of 6.05...
From there, in the subsequent months, it went down to a low of 4.34.
On 24 April 2006...SPC again reached a high of 6.05...
From there, in the subsequent months, it went down to a low of 4.04.
Now in 2007, it reached a high of 5.96 so far.
It is useful to remember that in every period, there had always been diverse opinions on a stocks direction...

Yes... :)
The lure of beauty, of all shades of imagination and varying depths...
is unescapable for any mortal.
Manikamaniko, isnt thats the beauty of the trading market we all loved? *wink*
Well... not to worry...
Actually... no one knows if it would go up or down...
envy ... jealous...

didnt sieze the opportunity to buy the up trend during a minor correction...
Going stronger. The coming report must be very GOOD!
Hold on tight, at least until the report is out.
SPC still going strong despite selldown market.
Please keep going!!!

I have responded a few days ago but you have not read your mail... I guess becos you making big money too on Yangzijiang...? now too busy to read emails..?
cks, alamak, you didn't respond to my post on Fellowship that I'll take your offer for a drink!! When will that be?
aiyoh 007, thanks but actually Vic has long conceded defeat on this one... however he has wacked me solid on the Gems TV bet.. ( he was really accurate in his predictions)... so we are quits...
but, i should point out that in share trading skills, I am certainly no way near victorian's league.. and he is still so young..
and 007, you too have made many valuable contributions particularly to this thread... and I have learnt a lot from you... so let me give you 3 x 3 cheers in return...









I am vested in SPC whether it goes down or up. I am now part SPC investor and part punter.
BTW, I see that no one has congratulated you for victory over Victorian. Victorian is not the victor, at least not in SPC. You should ask him for his "V" so that you can become a big winner in stock market like him.

Three cheers from me



yes, if oil and gas and coal expected to remain the mainstays of energy demand till 2030, and our garmen thinks we need one more world class refinery (and yes 007, I think there should be more upside for SPC..)...then we too are on the right track... I am certainly staying vested for at least till 2008...
hey, sir Live forever more... thanks for the post...
yes shplayer, sir... I agree the EPS figure for 2Q07 should be around 29cts too...
Business Times 5 July, 2007 - Singapore needs one more world class refinery : EDB
Simultaneously it must develop renewable energy sources like solar, biomass, fuel cells
Singapore is trying to attract at least one more refinery investment here, even as it develops renewable energy. This reflets EDB's two prong strategy of securing the Republic's position as an established oil and gas hub.
With oil and gas and coal expected to remain the mainstays of energy demand till 2030, it is important for Singapore to secure its position in the oil industry.
End of article
In a latest report, energy agency warns of global oil shortage in the next 5 years. IEA forecasts that demand for oil will grow at an annual rate of 1.9% during the next 5 years to reach 95.8 million barrels a day in 2012. Now crude oil price is at US$76 and up from my initial forecast of US$70/barrel when it was just US$65 a barrel.Don't be surprised if it next test US$80 a barrel.If you are holding to oil related stocks, hold "forever".....