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mike8057d
    22-Jan-2008 16:02  
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yes..the only winners in this market is the ministers.
 
 
elfinchilde
    22-Jan-2008 16:00  
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...no wonder why our GST went up, inflation went up, ministers salary went up....

and us small fries struggling.

urgh.

copy your reply, cyjjerry. thanks. :)
 
 
mike8057d
    22-Jan-2008 15:45  
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Salute....good to hear that you are making money on foreign currencies (A$ & NZ$).....my experience on foreign currency...sucked.

At least some one is better off...cheers
 

 
mike8057d
    22-Jan-2008 15:42  
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and what did the minister's response?  Oh..it is still a good investment.....hahahahahahaha......expected, right?
 
 
jensonlaw
    22-Jan-2008 15:31  
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It was very courageous of Mr Inderjit Singh to post the above question to Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam yesterday, reported in the Straits Times headlined  '$33B venture' today.

Barclays PLC BARC.L (London Stock Exchange)
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Temasek Holdings Invests in Barclays PLC

23 July 2007, Singapore


Temasek Holdings ("Temasek") confirmed today that it is investing £975 million (approximately S$3 billion) in Barclays PLC ("Barclays") via its newly issued shares at a price of £7.20 per share, representing 2.1 per cent of Barclays' existing issued share capital. Temasek will subscribe to a further £1.5 billion (S$4.5 billion) in Barclays' shares at a price of £7.40 per share, conditional on the completion of the Barclays-ABN Amro merger. £0.5 billion of this subscription amount will be made available to Barclays' existing shareholders through a clawback at the same price. If the clawback is not exercised, Temasek will own 2.9 per cent of the combined entity.

 
 
superbad2
    22-Jan-2008 13:30  
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Yes its all very visible now, on hindsight.
Yah should have invested in A$ NZ$.. might as well should have buy 4D also can win.
Maybe I put in pilliow now I laughing at everyone.
But this is all Hindsight.
NOW IS Cheap. Next week could be cheaper. Let me tell you, since 911, we not see such a drop. I can forsee that it will be followed by a few more drops of -2.XX% here and there.. and very soon we realised that STI can drop to 2500 for you to see. Not all the victims come out yet. There are still alot of hopefulls holding on. The blood bath is yet to come.. Wait till recession occurs maybe it will be even worse.
 

 
cheongwee
    22-Jan-2008 02:14  
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I wouldn't say loss as long as it is on paper(22% for me)...but i dont think the crises have arrive either..i see the market will rebounce then the stock will rally awhile till election then the real crash will come after 2009..

This is my prediction..may not come about..but i stick with it since i have confident and will buy as with my plan...so either i swim or i sink...DYODD..
 
 
Salute
    22-Jan-2008 01:13  
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I have saving in AS$ and has enjoyed it's 5-6% yearly interest. Have invested quite a lot in stocks which I don't really prefer. After all these years of investing in the Stock, I don't think I make money, but my sum of FD in AS$ is getting bigger and bigger. I have a few times mentioning to a few friends about putting all my Money into AS$ or NZ$(interest is higher than the AS$ fixed D) to have a peace of mind and the reply was forex changes can be a kill too, moreover, NZ except milk and sheeps, there is no other resources like Australia has to backup, it's currency is more risky than in Australia.

Last year, when AS$ passed S$1.32/AS$1, I didn't sell it and soon after that it dropped to $1.24.

What influences the rate of AS$. eg: the carry trade stirred up the AS$ appreciation, and it was withdrawn to make profit a short while after. Will there be another carry trade for getting into the AS$ saving.,can one advise.?

 As FED keeps cutting rates, I suppose the AS$ is going to depreciate as the return is going to be smaller and as stocks are getting bottom and people will convert the AS$ saving to the stock market. Am I correct?

 

 
 
 
cashiertan
    22-Jan-2008 01:00  
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go to esnips.com and serach for free ebook, "one shot one kill" plus others ta books.

for TA training, go to www.stockcharts.com free but very good TA school
 
 
cyjjerry85
    22-Jan-2008 00:37  
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elfinchilde...yes i m a counsellor but as this is just a private help (so i don't really wish to say where i m frm) i m offering to anyone in Sharejunction who wish to share their problems in such current market which burnt a lot of ppl...specialize in the general way of counselling...more towards motivational...humanistic approach in the psychological terms
 

 
winsontkl
    22-Jan-2008 00:00  
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Why count the eggs when it hasn't even hatch.....
 
 
crazy_fave
    21-Jan-2008 22:02  
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"When markets are on the uptrend : buy low, sell high and then buy high, sell higher. On the other hand, when markets are on the downtrend : sell high, buy low and then sell low, buy lower." -- crazy_fave.
 
 
elfinchilde
    21-Jan-2008 19:38  
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cyjjerry, you're a counsellor? seriously? (and yes, this is a serious question) as in qualified/trained, specialising in which area, alt which are you interested in?  
 
 
cyjjerry85
    21-Jan-2008 17:32  
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hi educator...can sense your losses and despair...in today's market...it killed many...especially for the Biosensors counter in which I personally know of 2 friends badly burnt and lost a few k just today alone...at any point of time...anybody and including educator wish to voice out and relieve your inner despair...

i m contactable at cyj_jerry@yahoo.com...i m a counsellor...understand this tough period...just email me and we can have a talk?
 
 
Manikamaniho
    21-Jan-2008 17:14  
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Educator... :)

What percentage of your trading money is lost?
If it's a mere 10% or 15%, there should be no causes for depression, because it's rather easy to win that back in the long run... 

I suppose being an educator ( I assume), you will know the importance of education. To me, there's no other educational package as good as the "Genie Tutorials",  which I constantly recommend, in spite of  unfavourable comments by certain forummers.... 

It is not just a trading guide... it is a  character-building aid too (and for all levels of traders)... Smiley
 

 
sohguanh
    21-Jan-2008 16:24  
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educator: In times of bull, when you put FD everyone laughs at you. In earlier year 2007 someone "mock" me at the FD returns when he can make lotsa more in the bull market. He is correct at that moment in time. But my strategy all along has been diversification in financial investment tools. And today for once since that time my FD is beating my stocks dividends and capital!

Lesson to be learnt: Be it times of bear or bull, always spread your monies around different investment instruments. 
 
 
educator
    21-Jan-2008 16:16  
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I am retired and have lost close to $20K in the last 2 weeks on blue chips. I should have put the money in FD and savings instead. I am very sad now.
 
 
Manikamaniho
    21-Jan-2008 15:35  
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Cashier... :)

You said that one can buy the "Genie Tutorials" to keep as an 'encyclopedia' for reference.

To this, I must say to all that, if you intend just to buy and keep it as a shelf reference, then please do not buy it! Please don't ever do that.

This 10-module manual I recommend is to be used by traders a living/virtual mentor.

To be safe from devastation by the hazards of the market, one must live the teachings daily as a "living religion"... Smiley

 
 
Lazyhorse
    21-Jan-2008 14:39  
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sohguanh,
Yep. Last time young so everything also cheong all the way. Never think further then 2 steps ahead. Now I have diversified already.
Today market looks pretty shaken-up. Don't know how long this is going to last. Hope to see it clear up before the CNY so that everyone can have a happier CNY.

Happy CNY to you in advance too. : ))
 
 
sohguanh
    21-Jan-2008 14:11  
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Lazyhorse: I see then I tink your young times strategy is bad. I am still buying but I still have my FD, insurance so I am ok. This year insurance premiums and CNY expenditure I have cut out so I can play shares without fear no monies. Always split up your pork meat into pieces and neber mix them. This is how I treat investment :)

Anyway happy CNY 2008! :P

 
 
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