
If you are holding stock/s you need only check the price once a day...
There's really no need to 'monitor' every minute or every hour ...
yummygd ( Date: 07-May-2010 12:12) Posted:
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bh704428 ( Date: 07-May-2010 12:04) Posted:
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u should have sold at 58-60 cts last mth.
If oredi sold better, now only 43.5 cts.
bh704428 ( Date: 06-May-2010 23:58) Posted:
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China cuts Bond Yield in surprise move
SHANGHAI
unexpectedly cut the yield on its
benchmark three-year bonds yesterday,
sending a strong signal that
Beijing was in no hurry to raise interest rates and preferred to use administrative measures to fend off inflationary pressures.
The lower yield on the three year central bank bonds, sold via a regular bi-weekly auction, came as a surprise because traders had expected the central bank to raise or at least keep steady borrowing costs following its decision on Sunday to order banks to set aside more of their deposits as reserves.
The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) sold 110 billion yuan ($22.4 billion) of three-year bonds at 2.72 per cent in its regular open market operation, below the 2.74 per cent yield on the threeyear bonds it last sold on April 22.
The PBOC also sold 14 billion yuan worth of three-month bills at an unchanged 1.4088 per cent.
“The central bank is trying to ease investors’ concerns about an imminent interest rate hike by allowing the three-year bond yield to fall,” said a Shanghai-based trader with a local bank, who declined to be named.
Beijing is still unwilling to increase benchmark policy interest rates at the moment as such a move would likely trigger even stronger hot money inflows at a time when it is under tremendous international pressure to allow the Chinese currency to appreciate, the trader said.
The PBOC said on Sunday the amount of money banks must keep in reserve would be hiked by 50 basis points from May 10 — the third increase since the beginning of the year. Major lenders will be required to hold 17 per cent of their deposits on reserve from Monday.
— China’s central bankAgencies
The high property price doesnt signal a definite bubble in property.
The probable concern is : How these chinese people (if paying by instalment) going to pay their instalments? They probably have to work for their life to pay for a property that is left only 60 yrs or less than that becos when they took over the pty, it has 4 of 5 yrs discount from 60 yrs. Unless their government up the lease till 99 yrs like singapore.
When buying property in overseas, must be extra careful.
Tmr ying ying will not run so far i think.

BusinessTimes 6 May: Chinese crackdown may end :Macquarie
China is likely to reverse policies cracking down on the property market because they will put the nation's 8 % economic growth target for this year at risk, Macquarie Securities said yesterday.
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yummygd ( Date: 06-May-2010 15:54) Posted:
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yingying run away liao, no body love her..come over to Singapore to look for love and what did she found? Pimps and punters...
Gd faith, Yummy! I respect U.
lets hope this mm go back up soon, cheers!
yummygd ( Date: 06-May-2010 15:54) Posted:
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U got a good heart, bro!
from the latest analysis report, definitely its not reflecting gd for this babe in such mkt situation, when it recovers, it will take slightly more time than others.
those still in the money, stay gd faith, kill the shortists!!
risktaker ( Date: 05-May-2010 19:34) Posted:
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wishbone ( Date: 06-May-2010 15:41) Posted:
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:) the government should be lifting their ridiculous policy soon. their growth is verymuch depended on their property. but yeah its bearish for the market now though who can afford to wait it out i suggest be like me dun bother what the shorters r trying to do :) egg u into selling at a low price so they can earn more money. Dun get me wrong i am cool with shorting but just dun like the those that egg others on
if in doubt look at the transcation done. alot of BB are buying up this counter. wait till dust settle n den buy some more