Usually if you buy small amt, you can buy the cheaper version thro another broker, then sell the latest purchase for a profit and wait for the higher priced purchase to go back to profit.
noobnoob ( Date: 22-Mar-2010 17:10) Posted:
kana sell dwn 0.1... but at least recovered half of Friday 0.4 drop....
Global market experience one dip, double dips and even triple dips depends on each country economic performance! Mainly this time the global capital market under goes de-coupling prices co-relation process!
Andrew ( Date: 21-Mar-2010 21:33) Posted:
Actually, Asian bank emerged from this SP crisis in one piece lor. There is only a small increase in property auction in SIN. PRC property still going up. HKSAR up up and away.....no sign of anything. People are buying and buying everything since int is super low......
The problem is that Asia, like other parts of the world, is awash with CASH through simulus. Many schemes are expiring this June or so.
Question: If this cash is removed. Will the engine stalled ?
Q3 onward is very important time.....will we have a double dip recession ?
If engine don't stall.....then zoom zoom to 2012..???.......end of the world....heeeee......
pharoah88 ( Date: 21-Mar-2010 15:51) Posted:
Is thErE a sEcOnd Wave sub-PRiME crEdit CRiSiS in ASiAN BANKS this TiME ???
Actually, Asian bank emerged from this SP crisis in one piece lor. There is only a small increase in property auction in SIN. PRC property still going up. HKSAR up up and away.....no sign of anything. People are buying and buying everything since int is super low......
The problem is that Asia, like other parts of the world, is awash with CASH through simulus. Many schemes are expiring this June or so.
Question: If this cash is removed. Will the engine stalled ?
Q3 onward is very important time.....will we have a double dip recession ?
If engine don't stall.....then zoom zoom to 2012..???.......end of the world....heeeee......
pharoah88 ( Date: 21-Mar-2010 15:51) Posted:
Is thErE a sEcOnd Wave sub-PRiME crEdit CRiSiS in ASiAN BANKS this TiME ????
Andrew ( Date: 21-Mar-2010 11:01) Posted:
ST report that dealer have no idea what is happening to DBS at closing. Mentioned Q end portfilio adjustment by BB or D contract expiring soon.
The other counter like UOB and PacCent also affected massive selling during matching
Person taking over is an experienced hand... Mr Seah was a Vice Chairman and CEO of the former Overseas Union Bank (OUB) in 2001. So, it should be a welcome news.... Mr Seah actually has a lot more experience in the banking sector than Mr Koh.
Is thErE a sEcOnd Wave sub-PRiME crEdit CRiSiS in ASiAN BANKS this TiME ????
Andrew ( Date: 21-Mar-2010 11:01) Posted:
ST report that dealer have no idea what is happening to DBS at closing. Mentioned Q end portfilio adjustment by BB or D contract expiring soon.
The other counter like UOB and PacCent also affected massive selling during matching.
Andrew ( Date: 19-Mar-2010 21:37) Posted:
This last min sell off also knock off a bit of STI. Anyway....window dressing day is coming again....so izzit dress up or down...
ST report that dealer have no idea what is happening to DBS at closing. Mentioned Q end portfilio adjustment by BB or D contract expiring soon.
The other counter like UOB and PacCent also affected massive selling during matching.
Andrew ( Date: 19-Mar-2010 21:37) Posted:
This last min sell off also knock off a bit of STI. Anyway....window dressing day is coming again....so izzit dress up or down....
leolim818 ( Date: 19-Mar-2010 17:40) Posted:
What happen to this counter? last minutes sell off to 14.120.
The replacement of Koh Boon Hwee by Peter Seah is NOT unexpected as the Business Times had already reported earlier on the unconfirmed transfer. Under Koh, the ex-superstar in the corporate world, DBS has lost its share in HK. This is because it has lost the credibility and confidence of the Hongkongers when it stubbornly refused to compensate those it had sold toxic financial products to while almost all other major and minor banks had opted for settlement and they have moved on at the expense of DBS. Just a couple of weeks ago, there was a demonstration at its HK branch, which was not reported in our local papers. Every now and then, there would be demonstration at its HK branch. How to do business? Court cases are hanging over its head both in HK and Singapore. So KBH need to step down for being stubborn and penny wise pound foolish.
lowchia ( Date: 19-Mar-2010 22:32) Posted:
STI was up most of the day, but fell sharply near the closing on the
unexpected announcement that DBS Chairman Koh Boon Hwee would resign at the end
of April. DBS ended down 3.2% at S$14.12 and the bank said that he will be
replaced by board member Peter Seah. The huge sell down at the last moment by
BB was extremely fast since DOW JONES WIRE only managed to announce the news at
17:15 today. With this, I would urge investors who are holding on DBS shares to
be very careful. Huge sell down will be expected on MON for DBS since this news
generally travelled to most of the retail investors AFTER the market is closed.
Immediate support
of DBS: $14 (Will test this support on MON)
Next Immediate gap support of DBS: $13.58 to $13.80
STI was up most of the day, but fell sharply near the closing on the
unexpected announcement that DBS Chairman Koh Boon Hwee would resign at the end
of April. DBS ended down 3.2% at S$14.12 and the bank said that he will be
replaced by board member Peter Seah. The huge sell down at the last moment by
BB was extremely fast since DOW JONES WIRE only managed to announce the news at
17:15 today. With this, I would urge investors who are holding on DBS shares to
be very careful. Huge sell down will be expected on MON for DBS since this news
generally travelled to most of the retail investors AFTER the market is closed.
Immediate support
of DBS: $14 (Will test this support on MON)
Next Immediate gap support of DBS: $13.58 to $13.80
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