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Emm, how u explain why investor still want to up his percentage level to 5%. Something must be up, n that trigger it.
No investor will want to vest in a ship with sinking share price. Maybe let wait n see if there is any GOOD news coming
out soon. Cheers. 
wongmx6 ( Date: 30-May-2009 06:10) Posted:
Its first Quarter report mentioned that this year Profit before Tax will be comparable with year of 2008.
Last year EPS only about 16Cents.
Not hard to imigaine that current trading price is not cheap at about PE ratio of 15. |
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Its first Quarter report mentioned that this year Profit before Tax will be comparable with year of 2008.
Last year EPS only about 16Cents.
Not hard to imigaine that current trading price is not cheap at about PE ratio of 15.
relative 2 sti 2329 pts, 2.36 shud not b considered high.
Thank for the replies. So, Bro(sss) , i should hold la.
But i am in at high price of $2.36 last week.
absolutely right.
That should be good as investor is pumping in money to up their share percentage in ST. Try thinking, where got investor want to pump money into a company that has bad share value.
Obviously they see the prospect in ST, thus want to up their share percentage.
Anyone here feel free to correct me if u think likewise.
can someone enlighten me when do you mean by open market purchase by ' New Substantial Shareholder'" namely abedeem.
It that mean that they will purchase the share from the market until they achieve 5+%. if that is the case , they will definitely press down the price. I can feel that someone is trying to push down the price today, especially at the last few minutes ( from 2.36 to 2.33) .
What is this statment mean, Amount of consideration (excluding brokerage and stamp duties) per share paid or received is $2.3852 ?
Should i leave first till the purchase complete in the open market before the price going too low.
It may sound like a stupid question but frankly speaking i really dont understand the exercise at all.
Thanks
a good counter.
Haha, drop some more buy some more lah. Cheers.
ST is a stock that can vest in. No fear....man. CHEERS.
kingster ( Date: 29-May-2009 17:10) Posted:
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heavy dumping at the close... gd luck guys...
Hi Alligator, Please share your call? Hold, buy or sell
Abedeen announcement open market purchase. they are now SSH holding more than 5%
No. of shares held before the change 0 0
As a percentage of issued share capital 0 % 0 %
No. of shares held after the change 0 151,395,420
As a percentage of issued share capital 0 % 5.0422 %
the EPS so low wat u want them to clarify? that the EPS will shoot up next Q? dont think any company can do that so confidently... not worthwhile to go in now... wait for 2.2 still haha! now being pushed high up just nice for funds to sell also...
despite the strong surge of STI, ST eng is really not performing. Its EPS was much much lower for the current financial result, comparing to past year's. ST eng should come out to clarify, so as to clear doubts.
Abedeen is selling its stake, as of yesterday's announcement? is that so? the new sgx website, i dont really know how to manouver. not used to it leh.
HLJHLJ ( Date: 29-May-2009 01:11) Posted:
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No volume yet. Also somewhere in May, big vol but down ==> liquidation despite the bull run.
Looks like can wait a while. Can wait for it to jump up 10-15% first before going in. My opinion only.
dealer0168 ( Date: 29-May-2009 00:03) Posted:
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Emm ST should broadcast more detail, so the share price can go up.
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No volume yet. Also somewhere in May, big vol but down ==> liquidation despite the bull run.
Looks like can wait a while. Can wait for it to jump up 10-15% first before going in. My opinion only.
dealer0168 ( Date: 29-May-2009 00:03) Posted:
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Emm ST should broadcast more detail, so the share price can go up.
Alligator ( Date: 21-May-2009 19:01) Posted:
from the edge 21 May
Singapore Technologies Engineering (STEG.SI) expects to raise its
orderbook in 2009 as it is bidding for government projects in China,
Europe and the Middle East, a senior executive told Thomson Reuters in
an interview today.
The engineering comglomerate, 49% owned by state investor Temasek
Holdings (TEM.UL), also said its 2009 financial performance is expected
to be within 5% of last year’s results.
“All those infrastructure projects that the governments are putting
their money into, we are ready to take more of these projects,” said
Seah Moon Ming, deputy chief executive officer of ST Engineering.
As of March 2009, the company had an order book of $11.03 billion, up
from $10.6 billion at the end of 2008, though Seah did not specify the
expected increase for 2009.
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Emm ST should broadcast more detail, so the share price can go up.
Alligator ( Date: 21-May-2009 19:01) Posted:
from the edge 21 May
Singapore Technologies Engineering (STEG.SI) expects to raise its
orderbook in 2009 as it is bidding for government projects in China,
Europe and the Middle East, a senior executive told Thomson Reuters in
an interview today.
The engineering comglomerate, 49% owned by state investor Temasek
Holdings (TEM.UL), also said its 2009 financial performance is expected
to be within 5% of last year’s results.
“All those infrastructure projects that the governments are putting
their money into, we are ready to take more of these projects,” said
Seah Moon Ming, deputy chief executive officer of ST Engineering.
As of March 2009, the company had an order book of $11.03 billion, up
from $10.6 billion at the end of 2008, though Seah did not specify the
expected increase for 2009.
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from the edge 21 May
Singapore Technologies Engineering (STEG.SI) expects to raise its
orderbook in 2009 as it is bidding for government projects in China,
Europe and the Middle East, a senior executive told Thomson Reuters in
an interview today.
The engineering comglomerate, 49% owned by state investor Temasek
Holdings (TEM.UL), also said its 2009 financial performance is expected
to be within 5% of last year’s results.
“All those infrastructure projects that the governments are putting
their money into, we are ready to take more of these projects,” said
Seah Moon Ming, deputy chief executive officer of ST Engineering.
As of March 2009, the company had an order book of $11.03 billion, up
from $10.6 billion at the end of 2008, though Seah did not specify the
expected increase for 2009.
Don't be surprised if it goes to $2.70 - $2.90
it sail off the low of 2.25 this trip and heads for next port
Can buy around $2.20-2.30, Sell around $2.55-2.60.
