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Did anyone of you already book profits?
http://stockmarketmindgames.blogspot.sg/2012/09/stock-operation-course-quick-instant.html
You can refer to the trading transaction from 28cents to 37 cents in July. BBs in the midas are very fierce and ate few thousad lot in one transaction more than 10 times and push the price till 37 cents in July.
I don't see these BBs in Sept and the daily average volume is traded below 10,000lots but still can push back to 36cents.
Hopefully tomorrow break 37cents resistance and fly all the way to 40cents.
OCBC and DBS target price is 49cents. shall achieve soon
stockmarketmind ( Date: 06-Sep-2012 22:09) Posted:
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khng2012 ( Date: 06-Sep-2012 21:14) Posted:
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Up 4.3% with small volume. It means Midas go up without BB today.
Who still don't want to board the train, you will be left behind. Now is metro train speed only, still can jump up. Later, High Speed Train start engine, smoke also will not leave to you but only left regret...
katak88 ( Date: 06-Sep-2012 11:45) Posted:
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China’s Stocks Rise As Subway Plan Raises Stimulus Speculation
China’s stocks rose for the first time in three days as the government approved subway plans in 18 cities, stoking speculation policy makers will introduce more stimulus measures.
China Rail Construction Corp. (601186), climbed the most in five months. LandOcean Energy Services Co., which makes drilling equipment for oil and shale gas, advanced to a five-month high after Shanghai Securities News said the nation plans to auction five shale-gas blocks inHunan province. Shanghai Chaori Solar Energy Science & Technology Co. dropped to a one-week low after the European Union threatened to impose tariffs on Chinese solar panels.
“The subway development plan boosts investors’ expectations of more spending by the government,” Xu Shengjun, an analyst at Jianghai Securities Co. in Shanghai, said by phone today. “Still, it’s widely expected economic data to be released soon won’t be great and will drag on stocks.”
The Shanghai Composite Index (SHCOMP) gained 0.3 percent to 2,043.09 as of 10:56 a.m. local time after closing yesterday at its lowest level since February 2009. The CSI 300 Index (SHSZ300) added 0.4 percent to 2,207.79. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI) of Chinese companies traded in Hong Kong advanced less than 0.1 percent. The Bloomberg China-US Equity Index (CH55BN) of the most-traded Chinese shares in the U.S. sank 1 percent to 86.29.
Signs that China’s economic slowdown is deepening have dragged the Shanghai Composite down 8.2 percent this quarter. The gauge trades at 9.3 times estimated profit, near the lowest level since January, according to weekly data compiled by Bloomberg.
“Many investors are buying today because the index has fallen quite a bit the past few sessions,” Jianghai’s Xu said.
Subway Plan
China Railway Construction, builder of more than half the nation’s rail links, climbed 4.2 percent to 4.49 yuan, headed for the biggest advance since April 5. CSR Corp., China’s biggest trainmaker by market value, jumped 4.7 percent to 4.05 yuan, on course for the biggest gain since April 15.
Rail stocks led a gauge of industrial companies in the CSI 300 index up by 1.2 percent, the most among 10 industry groups. The National Development and Reform Commission approved development plans of subways in 18 cities including Suzhou, Hangzhou, Guangzhou, Tianjin and Shenzhen, the agency said on its website yesterday.
The government said yesterday industrial output will expand by about 10 percent this year, lowering its sights from an 11 percent goal given in December after weaker-than-anticipated domestic and overseas demand.
Factory Production
A slow recovery abroad and weak investment at home will keep weighing on factories, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said in a statement on its website yesterday. Economic growth dipped to a three-year low of 7.6 percent last quarter.
The People’s Bank of China has held off signaling further easing measures after two interest rate cuts this year.
Goldman Sachs cut its estimate for China’s 2012 GDP growth to 7.6 percent from 7.9 percent and reduced its 2013 forecast to 8 percent from 8.5 percent, economists Li Cui, Yu Song, MK Tang and Yin Zhang wrote in a note to clients, citing weaker economic data and softer external demand.
“We’re seeing more data showing growth slowing in China but we’re also seeing very few signs that the central bank is interested in aggressive easing,” Timothy Ghriskey, the chief investment officer at Solaris Group LLC, which manages about $2 billion in assets, said in a phone interview from Bedford Hills, New York. “If the central bank stays on the sidelines, we don’t see a short-term catalyst that might send us in a different direction.”
Solar Power
Solar companies fell after the EU opened a probe into whether Chinese manufacturers of solar panels sell them in the 27-nation bloc below cost, a practice known as dumping. The inquiry covers crystalline silicon photovoltaic modules or panels and cells and wafers used in them.
Shanghai Chaori Solar Energy declined 2 percent to 5.50 yuan. Zhejiang Sunflower Light Energy Science & Technology Co. retreated 1.4 percent to 6.37 yuan.
LandOcean gained 3.1 percent to 22.99 yuan, headed for the highest close since April 20. ChinaOil HBP Science & Technology Co. gained 2.6 percent to 10.95 yuan after the shale-gas auction report.
The Shanghai Composite’s 30-day volatility reading was at 12, compared with this year’s average of 17. About 5.7 billion shares changed hands in the gauge yesterday, about 26 percent lower than the daily average this year. The gauge sank 2.7 percent in August, a fourth straight month of declines. That’s the longest streak since the five months through August 2004, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
The iShares FTSE China 25 Index Fund, the biggest Chinese exchange-traded fund in the U.S., declined for a second day, losing 0.9 percent to $32.17 yesterday.
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Darren Boey at dboey@bloomberg.net
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| khng2012 Member | Posted: 05-Sep-2012 22:29 |
 x 0  x 0 | One day you will believe Midas... The metro train engine is starting now. Soon, it will be high speed train. Fast till cannot catch its tail |
Last time not so true, but now very true.
I remember i got warn others long time ago not to buy and hold for S-chip. Now almost 90% of local listed S-chip all buried in shiit pool now.
Those holding S-chip don't scold me, the facts show, i didn't anyhow said. If u lucky enough, maybe still got some S-chip surviving very well atm..
wanglausern ( Date: 05-Sep-2012 21:52) Posted:
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One day you will believe Midas...
The metro train engine is starting now. Soon, it will be high speed train. Fast till cannot catch its tail
GuavaXF30 ( Date: 05-Sep-2012 20:17) Posted:
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oldbirdy ( Date: 05-Sep-2012 17:14) Posted:
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tonylim ( Date: 05-Sep-2012 15:59) Posted:
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rock steady cool...all d way man...gd luck for yr showhand
| khng2012 Member | Posted: 05-Sep-2012 15:51 |
| x 0 x 0 | ALL IN WITH MY CPF INVESTMENT!!!!!!! |
How to believe !!!
No hero needed in stock ????
khng2012 ( Date: 05-Sep-2012 15:51) Posted:
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khng2012 ( Date: 05-Sep-2012 15:51) Posted:
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