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Maybe change of CEO can.Current one not performing leh.
pinksouffle ( Date: 28-Jun-2013 17:09) Posted:
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looking at starhub, singtel should do have potential to do better.
The bulls winning... woohoo.
medivh ( Date: 28-Jun-2013 13:14) Posted:
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window dressing...??!!??
wonder if can hit 3.8 today>
Bcarefull
Power of CD!!!
medivh ( Date: 28-Jun-2013 13:14) Posted:
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Top 10
so end of the day who will emerge the champion? (" ,)
medivh ( Date: 27-Jun-2013 22:38) Posted:
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Maybank TP : 3.50
WanSiTong ( Date: 28-Jun-2013 11:41) Posted:
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Both are not awarded the license, Yoma drop 4.5 cents (4.7%) but Singtel only drop 2 cents (0.5%). Considered very good oredi!
PhillipCapital TP only 4.07.
WanSiTong ( Date: 28-Jun-2013 10:52) Posted:
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Suggest you lock in profit first if you bought at low. Dividend ex 5 Aug , still long time !
Dividend_Warrior ( Date: 28-Jun-2013 10:16) Posted:
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This counter climb from 3.40 since March. Up & down ..............
Dividend_Warrior ( Date: 28-Jun-2013 10:16) Posted:
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STOCKS NEWS SINGAPORE-Myanmar loss not a bad thing for SingTel - Maybank
Singapore Telecommunications Ltd's failure to win a licence in Myanmar could turn out to be a boon as it will not have to commit huge investment in an opaque regulatory environment, said Maybank Kim Eng.
" We believe this is a better outcome for SingTel as it will not have to spend billions for a long-dated result, but now have the opportunity to work with the winners to help them build out the necessary infrastructure, thus ensuring positive returns almost immediately," Maybank said in a research note.
Myanmar awarded two telecommunications services licences to Norway's Telenor and Qatar's Ooredoo, and picked the partnership of France's Orange and Japan's Marubeni Corp as a back-up.
SingTel, the worst performer among Straits Times Index components on Friday, dropped as much as 1.6 percent to S$3.66, before paring some losses to S$3.70.
Maybank upgraded SingTel to " hold" from " sell" with the target price pegged at S$3.50.
Yoma Strategic Holdings, which was a part of Digicel-led consortium to bid for one of the two Myanmar licences, lost as much as 6.8 percent to a two-week low of S$0.895.
Just down by 3 cents.
No need to sad lah.......
stockseeker ( Date: 28-Jun-2013 08:50) Posted:
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Steady.. singtel shook off the news huat arg..
slowly edging up :)
all the markets so greeeennnnnn
Top volume right now even before opening bell... Down by 3c. Sad.
Buy at $3.58(100MA) or $3.34(200MA)to be on the safe side.
Aberdeen123 ( Date: 27-Jun-2013 23:39) Posted:
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Myanmar is like sucking the $$ from the foreign investors..better for singtel to stay out till the dust has settled.
With only 2 operators awarded, there will probably be further chances in the near future when the basic infrastructure is in place...lower risk for Singtel
It laws n regulation that is man made, so is as always subject to newer laws and regulation to protect their national securites and local interest.
teeth53 ( Date: 28-Jun-2013 08:04) Posted:
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