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i feel that the MACD still pretty weak, wait for clearer signal.
Sporeguy ( Date: 01-Nov-2010 21:49) Posted:
| MACD shows sign for buying. Resistance at 16.5 c. |
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MACD shows sign for buying. Resistance at 16.5 c.
yep he sold all to fund his thomson med is what i am thinking.
infancybird ( Date: 01-Nov-2010 10:08) Posted:
I will like to watch how these 2 new personnel Dr. Han and Dr. Adrian will change the fortune of Healthway. Also must check out whether Peter Lim had sold out all his holding .Wait to see its quarter reporting and hopefully will feel the pulse for this sickly organisation.
shadowmoon ( Date: 31-Oct-2010 09:46) Posted:
From Healthway update, we see inclusion of good player like Dr Adrian Francis Leong Peng Kheong.
He previously held the posts of Professor of Surgery at the National University of Singapore and Deputy Director and Head of Surgical Oncology, National University Cancer Institute, Singapore, prior to joining the Company on 1 August 2010. Healthway said he brings with him over 20 years of experience in the medical field. He is a colorectal surgeon.
Moreover, Healthway also appointed Dr Han Cheng Fong as the Non-Executive Chairman and Director of China Healthway Pte Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company. Dr Han was with the Ministry of Labour as its Permanent Secretary from 1978 to 1984 and thereafter had held senior management positions in the private sector – with Singapore Petroleum Company, DBS Land, Fraser & Neave, Sino Group and Far East International. He has extensive experience in developing businesses in China.
Both will definately bring their vast experiences and leadership to take the Company into its next phase of growth.
Just need to be patience on this one.
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forget to add that its time to pay attention to Raffles Medical group which has been left unnoticed for quite a while. RMG may be a good stock to be in your healthcare portfolio.
infancybird ( Date: 01-Nov-2010 10:08) Posted:
I will like to watch how these 2 new personnel Dr. Han and Dr. Adrian will change the fortune of Healthway. Also must check out whether Peter Lim had sold out all his holding .Wait to see its quarter reporting and hopefully will feel the pulse for this sickly organisation.
shadowmoon ( Date: 31-Oct-2010 09:46) Posted:
From Healthway update, we see inclusion of good player like Dr Adrian Francis Leong Peng Kheong.
He previously held the posts of Professor of Surgery at the National University of Singapore and Deputy Director and Head of Surgical Oncology, National University Cancer Institute, Singapore, prior to joining the Company on 1 August 2010. Healthway said he brings with him over 20 years of experience in the medical field. He is a colorectal surgeon.
Moreover, Healthway also appointed Dr Han Cheng Fong as the Non-Executive Chairman and Director of China Healthway Pte Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company. Dr Han was with the Ministry of Labour as its Permanent Secretary from 1978 to 1984 and thereafter had held senior management positions in the private sector – with Singapore Petroleum Company, DBS Land, Fraser & Neave, Sino Group and Far East International. He has extensive experience in developing businesses in China.
Both will definately bring their vast experiences and leadership to take the Company into its next phase of growth.
Just need to be patience on this one.
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I will like to watch how these 2 new personnel Dr. Han and Dr. Adrian will change the fortune of Healthway. Also must check out whether Peter Lim had sold out all his holding .Wait to see its quarter reporting and hopefully will feel the pulse for this sickly organisation.
shadowmoon ( Date: 31-Oct-2010 09:46) Posted:
From Healthway update, we see inclusion of good player like Dr Adrian Francis Leong Peng Kheong.
He previously held the posts of Professor of Surgery at the National University of Singapore and Deputy Director and Head of Surgical Oncology, National University Cancer Institute, Singapore, prior to joining the Company on 1 August 2010. Healthway said he brings with him over 20 years of experience in the medical field. He is a colorectal surgeon.
Moreover, Healthway also appointed Dr Han Cheng Fong as the Non-Executive Chairman and Director of China Healthway Pte Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company. Dr Han was with the Ministry of Labour as its Permanent Secretary from 1978 to 1984 and thereafter had held senior management positions in the private sector – with Singapore Petroleum Company, DBS Land, Fraser & Neave, Sino Group and Far East International. He has extensive experience in developing businesses in China.
Both will definately bring their vast experiences and leadership to take the Company into its next phase of growth.
Just need to be patience on this one.
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im still losing in paper by $0.005 for this counter.. went in a bit too early.. still sian.. but this is a good start.. go go go!!
swee swee 16c ..go go healthway!!
ozone2002 ( Date: 25-Oct-2010 09:14) Posted:
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bought @ 15.5...
buy low sell high..
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ozone2002 ( Date: 22-Oct-2010 16:45) Posted:
U SELL I BUY..
i'm the GEM COLLECTOR |
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wow! healthway also feeling the effects of e thomson takeover.. heheh..
Sorry, if my question is too new bie, then who is Q @0.150?? It's quite lots u know, more than 10m. I'm not sure who Q that and hoping all of us throw @0.15.
if you count this counter, its FV is around 0.2, so I think still worth to hold, for little bit long term..
yah man.. im just waiting for this quarter financial report.. gotta be interesting...
I guess the healthcare system is probably tailored to suit these implementors.
What they talk and what they do are totally different. Don't talk about expensive operations like CABG!
There was this 75 year old man, (no income or property)without any siblings nor children, who lived permanently in a home. When his medical benefits card expired, it was not renewed even after repeated application. The assistant dierectory permanent secretary for health just come up with some "crabs" to avoid the issue. They play "tai chi"
pharoah88 ( Date: 30-Oct-2010 21:44) Posted:
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Thanks for reminder on MEANS TEST !
With his means, only paid S$8 ?
Every Singaporean should pay only S$1 ?
fruitty ( Date: 27-Oct-2010 13:43) Posted:
| How dirty. Implementing means test and yet these implementors abused the system themselves. I do not see my vote going to make these abusers richer at the expense of the citizens |
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From Healthway update, we see inclusion of good player like Dr Adrian Francis Leong Peng Kheong.
He previously held the posts of Professor of Surgery at the National University of Singapore and Deputy Director and Head of Surgical Oncology, National University Cancer Institute, Singapore, prior to joining the Company on 1 August 2010. Healthway said he brings with him over 20 years of experience in the medical field. He is a colorectal surgeon.
Moreover, Healthway also appointed Dr Han Cheng Fong as the Non-Executive Chairman and Director of China Healthway Pte Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company. Dr Han was with the Ministry of Labour as its Permanent Secretary from 1978 to 1984 and thereafter had held senior management positions in the private sector – with Singapore Petroleum Company, DBS Land, Fraser & Neave, Sino Group and Far East International. He has extensive experience in developing businesses in China.
Both will definately bring their vast experiences and leadership to take the Company into its next phase of growth.
Just need to be patience on this one.
Healthway venture into other specialised area also lah. Anyway Healthway is still a young company. And looking it path forward, we can see that it is trying to expand further (progressively). And this will definately enhance its share price.
infancybird ( Date: 30-Oct-2010 11:59) Posted:
According to Straits Time Saturday reporting on page A6, it is reported as Peter Lim had since sold off all his Healthway share holding.
Healthway run outpatient clinic which depends on the original resident doctor`s committment to retain patient and this formula will not work as most will leave after their 3-5 years contract to seek greener pasture . Newly recruited doctor to continue the services will not be able to match the previous owners. Profit will drop . Its venture into China may be very unprofitable as business environment there is very different from spore.
This is just my view and hope it will help all investors having a better understanding of the situation. |
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Thanks for reminder on MEANS TEST !
With his means, only paid S$8 ?
Every Singaporean should pay only S$1 ?
fruitty ( Date: 27-Oct-2010 13:43) Posted:
How dirty. Implementing means test and yet these implementors abused the system themselves. I do not see my vote going to make these abusers richer at the expense of the citizens.
pharoah88 ( Date: 27-Oct-2010 12:47) Posted:
Wednesday: 27 10 2010
How Health Minister Khaw paid $8 for his heart bypass ...
Neo Chai Chin
chaichin@mediacorp.com.sg
In order to reiterate the importance of adequate coverage [who covers for him ? emplOyer ? persOnal ?], Mr Khaw said in his latest blog post yesterday that his operation, at the National Heart Centre Singapore (NHCS), was mostly paid for by MediShield and a private Shield supplement, while Medisave helped in the co-payment of the rest of his hospital bill.
According to figures on the Ministry of Health website, the bill for heart bypass surgery is less than $30,000 for nine in 10 patients staying in an A class ward in NHCS.
Those covered under MediShield — a basic insurance scheme for CPF members — can choose to top up their basic coverage by supplementing it with plans from private insurers, while Medisave allows members to dip into its accounts to pay for hospitalisation expenses.
Recounting a recent meeting with health insurers, Mr Khaw also flagged the possibility of extending MediShield to cover mental illness, congenital illness and neonatal treatment.
Mr Raymond Fernando, whose wife suffers from schizophrenia, told MediaCorp such a move would “greatly help in relieving my financial burden… and, hopefully, lead to other insurers taking the cue”. It could also reduce the stigma of mental illnes and encourage more patients to come forward, said Mr Fernando.
Another idea f loated during Mr Khaw’s meeting with the health insurers was to raise the MediShield claim limits on outpatient cancer care, which stand at $300 per weekly treatment cycle and up to $2,800 for radiotherapy treatment.
Mr Khaw added that there was also discussion on raising the monthly payout for ElderShield — a severe disability insurance scheme — to extend the monthly basic payout of $400 and to extend the payout period beyond six years.
SINGAPORE — Health Minister Khaw Boon Wan paid only $8 from his pocket for his heart bypass in May. |
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Correction for your statement that TMC own hosptital in Vietnam. TMC only provide consultative and management service contract for this JV Hospital project.. It is very wise for TMC not to own the Hospital because in third world country such move is highly dangerous as the start up is very high and it may not be easy to handle their politician and othe black and white elements. TMC can just pack and go in current arrangement...very smart as TMC only collect service fee only. It is because of this reason that I do not have like Healthway as its ``own and operate``` system may not work in China or other places.
iwonder ( Date: 30-Oct-2010 20:24) Posted:
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Thomsom Medical specializes in O & G for Women and paediatrics for neonates and chlidren.
This is a highly profitable segment of healthcare market. Besides that TM also has a hospital in Vietnam.
yummygd ( Date: 30-Oct-2010 17:54) Posted:
| thanks....now waiting for their report to make my decision |
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Thomsom Medical specializes in O & G for Women and paediatrics for neonates and chlidren.
This is a highly profitable segment of healthcare market. Besides that TM also has a hospital in Vietnam.
yummygd ( Date: 30-Oct-2010 17:54) Posted:
thanks....now waiting for their report to make my decision.
infancybird ( Date: 30-Oct-2010 11:59) Posted:
According to Straits Time Saturday reporting on page A6, it is reported as Peter Lim had since sold off all his Healthway share holding.
Healthway run outpatient clinic which depends on the original resident doctor`s committment to retain patient and this formula will not work as most will leave after their 3-5 years contract to seek greener pasture . Newly recruited doctor to continue the services will not be able to match the previous owners. Profit will drop . Its venture into China may be very unprofitable as business environment there is very different from spore.
This is just my view and hope it will help all investors having a better understanding of the situation. |
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thanks....now waiting for their report to make my decision.
infancybird ( Date: 30-Oct-2010 11:59) Posted:
According to Straits Time Saturday reporting on page A6, it is reported as Peter Lim had since sold off all his Healthway share holding.
Healthway run outpatient clinic which depends on the original resident doctor`s committment to retain patient and this formula will not work as most will leave after their 3-5 years contract to seek greener pasture . Newly recruited doctor to continue the services will not be able to match the previous owners. Profit will drop . Its venture into China may be very unprofitable as business environment there is very different from spore.
This is just my view and hope it will help all investors having a better understanding of the situation. |
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According to Straits Time Saturday reporting on page A6, it is reported as Peter Lim had since sold off all his Healthway share holding.
Healthway run outpatient clinic which depends on the original resident doctor`s committment to retain patient and this formula will not work as most will leave after their 3-5 years contract to seek greener pasture . Newly recruited doctor to continue the services will not be able to match the previous owners. Profit will drop . Its venture into China may be very unprofitable as business environment there is very different from spore.
This is just my view and hope it will help all investors having a better understanding of the situation.
