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Innopac - Already Bottom ...is time to rebound NOW

If you look at it this way, capital injection for further acquisition. So when they get their cash and acquire something new, things will be different. But until then, SGX also have to release a statement that there's nothing on with the trio and it was all an honest mistake. 

starlene      ( Date: 15-Nov-2013 16:41) Posted: Wintercrest Advisors LLC (?Wintercrest?) is a multi-strategy hedge fund that seeks superior returns across global markets. Wintercrest is a fund manager that delivers absolute return and long-only investment strategies across asset classes, sectors and geographies. Wintercrest looks at both qualitative and quantitative factors in assessing the risk/reward parameters and performs extensive due diligence before making investment decisions. Wintercrest is wholly owned by Platinum Partners Value Arbitrage Fund LP. This BB very clever. ..Clever if I not wrong Platinium Partners subscribed for 30.8mil at $0.1232 in Aug this yearin Innopac Hldgs..all the cronies here related Asiasons own 6% in LionGold and Innopac has stakes in LionGold..wow all complex web of deceit..lucky to have sold on Oct 21 most of the 3 cos Asisasons,Bluemont and LionGold..waiting for lower entry to buy more   LeNub84      ( Date: 15-Nov-2013 15:45) Posted: wait for innopac to run wait till back pain liao...

 

LeNub84      ( Date: 15-Nov-2013 15:45) Posted: wait for innopac to run wait till back pain liao...

 

wait for innopac to run wait till back pain liao...

 

LG havent run yet. Think sleepy cos of rainy day.

topster      ( Date: 15-Nov-2013 13:49) Posted:   LG unhalted and chiong up. Next Innopac?

 

 

LG unhalted and chiong up. Next Innopac?

 

That is also something which I am afraid. Cos they cant cash out for the trio too. Inno is more of an investment holding company now. 

 

 

akchua      ( Date: 15-Nov-2013 05:46) Posted: Of course if it is genuine gain because of good investment strategy then everything will be fine. But looking at how the SSH of the trio price rigged their share holding to balloon the valuation gain, it is difficult for me to believe these gain is real. Do you know they cant cash out their profit at all? the price will collapse if they start selling. terencee      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 23:28) Posted: Deriavative receivables means they wining money ma.. Just that money havent go in pocket cos position not closed. They can close position anytime and take out their profits.

 

 

Should rebound up anytime now. Santa giving out presents end Dec

 

Of course if it is genuine gain because of good investment strategy then everything will be fine.

But looking at how the SSH of the trio price rigged their share holding to balloon the valuation gain, it is difficult for me to believe these gain is real.

Do you know they cant cash out their profit at all? the price will collapse if they start selling.

terencee      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 23:28) Posted: Deriavative receivables means they wining money ma.. Just that money havent go in pocket cos position not closed. They can close position anytime and take out their profits.  akchua      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 22:51) Posted: Investments held for trading decreased to S$12.2 million as at 30 September 2013 from S$57.0 million as at 31 December 2012, mainly due to (i) fair value loss of S$63.8 million, and (ii) net purchase of investments held for trading of S$19.0 million. As explained above, the valuation of the marketable securities in our investments held for trading was based on the market closing prices as at 11 November 2013. Derivative receivables and other assets increased to S$51.4 million as at 30 September 2013 from S$0.8 million as at 31 December 2012. The increase was mainly due to fair value gain of S$47.5 million during the period under review.   Beware the fair value gain from the Derivative receivables, its balloons from $0.8m to $47.5m in less than a year, waiting to be burst again.

 

alright... then are u holding innopac or u just come here and tell me the detail only?

terencee      ( Date: 15-Nov-2013 00:04) Posted: up or down is not up to us to decide. For me, if innopac decides to cash out, it will go up. Until then, its neutral.   Must know the result is due to what issue. Because it has shares of blumont and liongold, innopac suffer paper loss. Other than that, I personally think innopac should be stable.   just my 2 cents. DYODD  alfredx      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 23:56) Posted: but the result is sound bad for innopac as their profit are loss.. any idea tml will gap down or...

 

up or down is not up to us to decide. For me, if innopac decides to cash out, it will go up. Until then, its neutral.

 

Must know the result is due to what issue. Because it has shares of blumont and liongold, innopac suffer paper loss. Other than that, I personally think innopac should be stable.

 

just my 2 cents. DYODD 

alfredx      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 23:56) Posted: but the result is sound bad for innopac as their profit are loss.. any idea tml will gap down or...   terencee      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 23:43) Posted: correct. This amount is so huge. Can cover their paper losses. What do you think ? Paper losses are losses which havent been realized. Just like the paper profits. Same thing.    You can cash out on paper profits and sit on your losses. Wait a while longer and your losses become lighter and you sort of gain more.   Should be valued added to the company. But have to see if they wanna TP or not. As long as they dont cash out, means there is a chance they might lose it all.

 

but the result is sound bad for innopac as their profit are loss.. any idea tml will gap down or...

 

terencee      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 23:43) Posted: correct. This amount is so huge. Can cover their paper losses. What do you think ? Paper losses are losses which havent been realized. Just like the paper profits. Same thing.    You can cash out on paper profits and sit on your losses. Wait a while longer and your losses become lighter and you sort of gain more.   Should be valued added to the company. But have to see if they wanna TP or not. As long as they dont cash out, means there is a chance they might lose it all.   alfredx      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 23:38) Posted: oh.. meaning innopac still got another income can take out anytime ?   meaning is a good news for it right.

 

correct. This amount is so huge. Can cover their paper losses. What do you think ? Paper losses are losses which havent been realized. Just like the paper profits. Same thing. 

 

You can cash out on paper profits and sit on your losses. Wait a while longer and your losses become lighter and you sort of gain more.

 

Should be valued added to the company. But have to see if they wanna TP or not. As long as they dont cash out, means there is a chance they might lose it all.  

alfredx      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 23:38) Posted: oh.. meaning innopac still got another income can take out anytime ?   meaning is a good news for it right.. terencee      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 23:28) Posted: Deriavative receivables means they wining money ma.. Just that money havent go in pocket cos position not closed. They can close position anytime and take out their profits.

 

oh.. meaning innopac still got another income can take out anytime ?   meaning is a good news for it right..

terencee      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 23:28) Posted: Deriavative receivables means they wining money ma.. Just that money havent go in pocket cos position not closed. They can close position anytime and take out their profits.  akchua      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 22:51) Posted: Investments held for trading decreased to S$12.2 million as at 30 September 2013 from S$57.0 million as at 31 December 2012, mainly due to (i) fair value loss of S$63.8 million, and (ii) net purchase of investments held for trading of S$19.0 million. As explained above, the valuation of the marketable securities in our investments held for trading was based on the market closing prices as at 11 November 2013. Derivative receivables and other assets increased to S$51.4 million as at 30 September 2013 from S$0.8 million as at 31 December 2012. The increase was mainly due to fair value gain of S$47.5 million during the period under review.   Beware the fair value gain from the Derivative receivables, its balloons from $0.8m to $47.5m in less than a year, waiting to be burst again.

 

Deriavative receivables means they wining money ma.. Just that money havent go in pocket cos position not closed. They can close position anytime and take out their profits. 

akchua      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 22:51) Posted: Investments held for trading decreased to S$12.2 million as at 30 September 2013 from S$57.0 million as at 31 December 2012, mainly due to (i) fair value loss of S$63.8 million, and (ii) net purchase of investments held for trading of S$19.0 million. As explained above, the valuation of the marketable securities in our investments held for trading was based on the market closing prices as at 11 November 2013. Derivative receivables and other assets increased to S$51.4 million as at 30 September 2013 from S$0.8 million as at 31 December 2012. The increase was mainly due to fair value gain of S$47.5 million during the period under review.   Beware the fair value gain from the Derivative receivables, its balloons from $0.8m to $47.5m in less than a year, waiting to be burst again. Rosesyrup      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 22:32) Posted: Two big expenditures: The change was mainly due to: (i) the fair value losses in investments held for trading of S$63.8 million and offset by fair value gain in derivative receivables and other assets of S$47.5 million (9-months 2012: gains of S$15.2 million), and (ii) S$1.2 million expenses incurred in the Offer for Merlin (9-months 2012: S$nil).   =.= Sian

 

wait... like this meaning is good or bad for innopac ? i don't really understand..

akchua      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 22:51) Posted: Investments held for trading decreased to S$12.2 million as at 30 September 2013 from S$57.0 million as at 31 December 2012, mainly due to (i) fair value loss of S$63.8 million, and (ii) net purchase of investments held for trading of S$19.0 million. As explained above, the valuation of the marketable securities in our investments held for trading was based on the market closing prices as at 11 November 2013. Derivative receivables and other assets increased to S$51.4 million as at 30 September 2013 from S$0.8 million as at 31 December 2012. The increase was mainly due to fair value gain of S$47.5 million during the period under review.   Beware the fair value gain from the Derivative receivables, its balloons from $0.8m to $47.5m in less than a year, waiting to be burst again. Rosesyrup      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 22:32) Posted: Two big expenditures: The change was mainly due to: (i) the fair value losses in investments held for trading of S$63.8 million and offset by fair value gain in derivative receivables and other assets of S$47.5 million (9-months 2012: gains of S$15.2 million), and (ii) S$1.2 million expenses incurred in the Offer for Merlin (9-months 2012: S$nil).   =.= Sian

 

Investments held for trading decreased to S$12.2 million as at 30 September 2013 from S$57.0 million
as at 31 December 2012, mainly due to (i) fair value loss of S$63.8 million, and (ii) net purchase of
investments held for trading of S$19.0 million. As explained above, the valuation of the marketable
securities in our investments held for trading was based on the market closing prices as at 11
November 2013.
Derivative receivables and other assets increased to S$51.4 million as at 30 September 2013 from
S$0.8 million as at 31 December 2012. The increase was mainly due to fair value gain of S$47.5
million during the period under review.

 

Beware the fair value gain from the Derivative receivables, its balloons from $0.8m to $47.5m in less than a year, waiting to be burst again.

Rosesyrup      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 22:32) Posted: Two big expenditures: The change was mainly due to: (i) the fair value losses in investments held for trading of S$63.8 million and offset by fair value gain in derivative receivables and other assets of S$47.5 million (9-months 2012: gains of S$15.2 million), and (ii) S$1.2 million expenses incurred in the Offer for Merlin (9-months 2012: S$nil).   =.= Sian

 

May test 0.030 tmr if break will test 0.025 then likley rebound..dead cat bounce? hope these losses already discounted..no wonder Innopac cant clear 0.040 since after Oct 21 when it hit high 0.048-0.049 after taht it hovered 0.032-0.039

terencee      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 22:29) Posted: LOL bro, here I am.. buying inno. What you think ? Haha..    Up or not, see tml liao. If tml no move at all, this counter is worthless and have to wait for the trio to be released from 'jail'. It also wont be long liao.. I dont know why but I have a feeling tml might have some small movement. Not by retailers.   starlene      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 22:24) Posted: Terence when Innopac was 25cts and dropped to 18cts beginning of this year I think U got out with profits ..now price so low and not moving much..what u see in Innopac? still has upside

 

don't panic over Innopac's losses. Innopac bought 31 million Liongold shares in June. Assuming they are still holding onto all 31 million shares, Liongold's share price collapse contributed to approximately $24 million of the fair value loss, without which the net fair value loss/gain would not be so different from the comparison periods. So this a one-off resulting from the 3-stock collapse. You may view this as good news or bad news but at least you know its not some unexplained, chronic loss.

 

Two big expenditures:

The change was mainly due to:
(i) the fair value losses in investments held for trading of S$63.8 million and offset by fair value gain
in derivative receivables and other assets of S$47.5 million (9-months 2012: gains of S$15.2
million), and
(ii) S$1.2 million expenses incurred in the Offer for Merlin (9-months 2012: S$nil).

 

=.= Sian

 

LOL bro, here I am.. buying inno. What you think ? Haha.. 

 

Up or not, see tml liao. If tml no move at all, this counter is worthless and have to wait for the trio to be released from 'jail'. It also wont be long liao.. I dont know why but I have a feeling tml might have some small movement. Not by retailers.  

starlene      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 22:24) Posted: Terence when Innopac was 25cts and dropped to 18cts beginning of this year I think U got out with profits ..now price so low and not moving much..what u see in Innopac? still has upside? terencee      ( Date: 14-Nov-2013 16:01) Posted: I can tell you if you can get out of this alive, you better cash everything out. Then wait again for the drop. About 1 week later enter after t+5. Should be able to find better deals too. Then hold for another week, maybe run come again liao. Haha..    Your wind tell you too early la.. My charts tell me is either tml or next week liao.. Very close le.. But this would be 1 or 2 days run only. Then soften down again.