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ROI25per
    08-Dec-2006 16:53  
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spc suppose to buyback share; how come vol still so low
 
 
iPunter
    08-Dec-2006 12:58  
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pse refer to prev post..  ;)
 
 
jackjames
    08-Dec-2006 12:50  
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iPunter, are u vested by the way?
 

 
iPunter
    08-Dec-2006 11:00  
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Again, this is one stock I personally love very much.... But right at this moment prices seem a bit slippery...  I am waiting beside the slide to hop on when it's a bit 'cheaper'.  Sometimes, must bargain a bit with the beast. 
 
 
nickyng
    08-Dec-2006 10:49  
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looks like SPC position to cheong at 4.42 !! :P



 
 
maxsyn
    08-Dec-2006 08:55  
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now consolidating after hitting the bottom recently.

 

 
iPunter
    08-Dec-2006 08:53  
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If the price soars, the cheering term "jia yiu" is even more relevant for this particular stock!       :) 
 
 
YongJiu
    08-Dec-2006 08:41  
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that the good news for SPC =)
 
 
giantlow
    08-Dec-2006 01:42  
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Oil prices climb after US stocks, Nigeria attack

Check out

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_world_business/view/245913/1/.html
 
 
lg_6273
    07-Dec-2006 20:51  
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iPunter
    07-Dec-2006 19:53  
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hehe... perhaps I should clarify that my brand of TA is slightly different from Singaporegals'.

My brand of TA is not as sophisticated. It is rather simplistic, even primitive in nature, if you will. My brand of TA requires only the use of price information. So this brand of TA can only be applied to stocks which are known to have consistently good volume activity. This enables me to concentrate only on the essential information, namely the price.  :)


 
 
singaporegal
    07-Dec-2006 19:42  
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Hi iPunter,

True... I'm TA... but TA focuses on human sentiments in the market. It cannot possibly foretell natural disasters or terrorism that affect oil prices. If a stock relies solely on human sentiments, then TA would be good for it. So, TA does have its limitations.



Hi nickyng,

For SPC, I've given up trying to perform TA on it...  hahaha.. :)
 
 
iPunter
    07-Dec-2006 14:57  
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Oops Singaporegal... remember you are TA, TA and TA..!!!

I hope you won't be side-lined into distractions which deflect you from your chosen calling. Like I said before, TA is the supremo of market indicators. Or should be, since price action, which is the simplest form of TA, reflects the true state of the market.

All the factors you mentioned are bordering on FA. The effects of unexpected events and their knowledge or otherwise  will  show on the price charts accordingly if  they affect people sufficiently.  TA  has nothing whatsoever  to do with human ideas  like humility, arrogance or what not. TA just show the facts of the market. Like I said, though the market beast  is capable of whacking us and also rewarding us, it is up to us  to appreciate what it is really doing. And it is only with the help of TA that
we can be helped.  :)
 
 
nickyng
    07-Dec-2006 14:35  
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hi sggal,



in your opinion which chart will be a better indicative for counter like SPC?? how abt that chart mentioned in today's chinese tabloid WoBao ?? hee...
 
 
singaporegal
    07-Dec-2006 11:57  
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My humble opinion is that SPC is too dependent on oil which in turn is dependent on external factors like politics, terrorism, disasters...



TA sometimes doesn't work well on SPC
 

 
iPunter
    07-Dec-2006 11:21  
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nicky,

I always hold that SPC is a very good blue chip stock to 'own'.

If the price falls, it's not because of the quality of the stock, but the market's  present perception of it's worth. This perception changes from week to week. But you can bet it will rise from the ashes as a matter course.
 
 
iPunter
    07-Dec-2006 11:16  
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Hahaha... true ricky...

 the market beast can also have a rather strange sense of humour which is out of whack with our sensibilties. The nasty beast...  :)
 
 
nickyng
    07-Dec-2006 11:07  
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ohh...is SPC considered a "fundamentally sound" counter? ....finally stock like CAO after re-born from death with heavy debts still worth little over S$1 ??? haha...really a joke..

 
 
hikitty
    07-Dec-2006 10:43  
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Agree with iPunter.  The share market is often illogical, with a fair number of investors chasing after a share in  a run-up when it  has not reported any confirmed earnings growth.  Conversely, a fair number will dump their shares in a marginal correction when it is the contra players who have to sell  because  they can't pay when payment is due.  There are fundamentally sound shares with good earnings growths which have stagnated for many years or dip.  Fortunately, when those shares dip, the closing volumes are low.  Patience is needed when investing in "fundamentally sound" shares. 
 
 
iPunter
    07-Dec-2006 10:22  
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hahaha... if the market has our kind of logic, then there will be no people losing money in the market. The stock market is an ununderstandable animal with a beastly mind of it's own, and it's always not satified with the status quo, constantly morphing back and forth between a bull and a bear... and it's so hard for us to predict when it will morph again.  :)
 
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