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Dear iPunter,
I strongly agree with your call.
34MA means the average closing price of the last 34 days.
hi, i am new. can explain what is 34MA?
Must also wait till 13MA cuts 34MA from below. May be 1 or 2 days time.
I meant came accumulate from 36c onwards.
This is one strategic stock to be added to the long-term investor's portfolio. It's growth potential is likely to be great in view of local real estate developments that can mushroom in the future.
Dear Sporeguy,
Will it touch again equal or below Sgd. 0.36, I just simply wonder? For me, I keep accumulating this counter at about present prices level about Sgd. 0.35 up to Sgd. 0.40 as much as I can, and hold for super long term, as part of my static core holding.
May wish to wait till 34MA cuts 13 MA form below at 36c.
Yupe, I agreed. thanks !
Dear Jackjames,
Presumably, You know in equity market, good counter can be up or down, so as bad counter can be up and down too. This is practical case, every body knows it well, I am sure. One thing, I am so certain, it is going to be run well up. (Please be noted : Property and Bio diesel play).
How's FA of this counter? I saw the 3Q results is quite bad.
Dear Singaporegal,
Thank you. In fact, I treat Yoma is the youngest brother of Wilmar. Ha.ha,ha,.......
I think you made a good move.
From TA charts, it appears to be on a downtrend for a few months now
From TA charts, it appears to be on a downtrend for a few months now
Recently, I bought Yoma @ 0.39, but got scared after a few days and sold @0.40.
Dear Readers,
Another Gem that has not been discovered so far. The price will react upward tremendously about three months from now. Better start accumulating now, if you intend to hold more than five months, above 50% capital gain should not be a problem.I start buying today at Sgd. 0.35, I manage to get only 26 lots, will buy tomorrow again.
The Business Times Singapore: Yoma to venture into bio-diesel in Myanmar - Nande Khin
Tue 31 Oct 2006
Group also plans to enter Chinese property market
Property developer Yoma Strategic Holdings - which recently became the first Myanmar play on the Singapore Exchange via a reverse takeover of Sea View Hotel - already has plans to go into the bio-diesel industry in Myanmar and to enter the Chinese property market in the next few months.
?Energy is a very hot sector now and bio-fuel is a very sought-after commodity. We believe we have the right capabilities to become a good success in this sphere of business,? said Yoma?s Myanmar-born CEO Serge Pun, in an interview with BT.
Yoma, which is currently involved in property and construction projects, is also considering a capital-raising exercise towards the end of next year to fund its expansion plans.
Mr Pun said that Yoma hopes to venture into the upstream part of bio-fuel production by developing a jatropha curcas plantation in Myanmar. Jatropha curcas is a plant that can be processed into bio-diesel.
?A lot of investment has gone into the refinery of bio-fuel but the upstream production of the feedstock remains a weak sector. There is never enough supply.?
However, five to six years down the road, there is a possibility of Yoma venturing downstream into the refinery business, said Mr Pun, who owns about 57 per cent of Yoma.
Yoma also wants to expand its geographical presence. ?Other than in Myanmar, we want to have a very good footing in China, because basically we want to have not one but two emerging markets in which Yoma Strategic can excel,? said Mr Pun.
For the China market, Yoma wants to focus on property development. It has already identified a piece of land on which to build a ?composite development encompassing residential, commercial and office space?, said Mr Pun.
He also said that all these plans will be rolled out within the next few months.
And in order to fund all these expansions, Yoma is ?contemplating a fund-raising exercise towards the end of next year?.
?We definitely will have to do one, but not now,? said Mr Pun.
Tue 31 Oct 2006
Group also plans to enter Chinese property market
Property developer Yoma Strategic Holdings - which recently became the first Myanmar play on the Singapore Exchange via a reverse takeover of Sea View Hotel - already has plans to go into the bio-diesel industry in Myanmar and to enter the Chinese property market in the next few months.
?Energy is a very hot sector now and bio-fuel is a very sought-after commodity. We believe we have the right capabilities to become a good success in this sphere of business,? said Yoma?s Myanmar-born CEO Serge Pun, in an interview with BT.
Yoma, which is currently involved in property and construction projects, is also considering a capital-raising exercise towards the end of next year to fund its expansion plans.
Mr Pun said that Yoma hopes to venture into the upstream part of bio-fuel production by developing a jatropha curcas plantation in Myanmar. Jatropha curcas is a plant that can be processed into bio-diesel.
?A lot of investment has gone into the refinery of bio-fuel but the upstream production of the feedstock remains a weak sector. There is never enough supply.?
However, five to six years down the road, there is a possibility of Yoma venturing downstream into the refinery business, said Mr Pun, who owns about 57 per cent of Yoma.
Yoma also wants to expand its geographical presence. ?Other than in Myanmar, we want to have a very good footing in China, because basically we want to have not one but two emerging markets in which Yoma Strategic can excel,? said Mr Pun.
For the China market, Yoma wants to focus on property development. It has already identified a piece of land on which to build a ?composite development encompassing residential, commercial and office space?, said Mr Pun.
He also said that all these plans will be rolled out within the next few months.
And in order to fund all these expansions, Yoma is ?contemplating a fund-raising exercise towards the end of next year?.
?We definitely will have to do one, but not now,? said Mr Pun.
Has plans to go into the bio-diesel industry in Myanmar and to enter the Chinese property market in the next few months. It believes it has the right capabilities to succeed in this new bio-diesel business.
Yoma, which is currently involved in the property and construction projects, is also considering a capital-raising exercise towards the end of next year to fund its expansion plans.
Yoma hopes to expand into the upstream part of the bio-fuel production by developing a jatropha curcas plantation in Myanmar. Jatropha curcas is a plant that can be processed into bio-diesel. It said there's also the possibility of venturing into the refinery business 5-6 years later.
Rose on expectations that it may announced news of a new business initiative next week.