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How do you know? Pls clarify further :)
cccx123 ( Date: 13-Aug-2013 11:44) Posted:
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Lucky03, we appreciate your inputs. Thanks a lot. Got so much to learn from u.
hope it will move up :)
If HK succeeds in posting a profit for its FY13, it will break the trend of volatile earnings as specified in the Asia Credit Report by OCBC on the MTNs. And looking at the 9month financial statement, this is a very likely scenario.
ysh2006 ( Date: 13-Aug-2013 11:53) Posted:
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better pray SGX didn't find anything, if not, this counter will die and u will hold this one for years.
what do u think who r the one press down the price
Maybe push up to run like last time?..no news leh...
cccx123 ( Date: 13-Aug-2013 11:44) Posted:
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I think we can thank Lucky03 for this spurt.
At current price, SGX will conduct a buy in at 5.5/5.6cents.. Assuming no other surprises of course.
Sold my 4.9cents from ytd :) still vested though
Hou Sei Liao !!!
spathway ( Date: 13-Aug-2013 11:20) Posted:
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Sgx gathering buy in data at around noon.. Hehe. All panicking after last Tuesday's naked shorts.
cccx123 ( Date: 13-Aug-2013 11:29) Posted:
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Need to cover liao.. Hahahaha. Squeeze them further!
spathway ( Date: 13-Aug-2013 11:20) Posted:
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The q is getting bigger..
Thx
Lucky03 ( Date: 13-Aug-2013 08:55) Posted:
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Off Market Deal
Off-Market Deal is performed based on a pre- agreement price and quantity by the Buyer and Seller. Some of the common reasons are listed below:
(a) Seller anxious to dispose a big block of stock fast. If the Sales were to be executed through the Normal SGX matching system, this could caused the stock?s price to fall drastically and thus not allowing the Seller to dispose his big block of shares at the price he wanted.
(b) Buyer wanted to buy a big block of shares at a price better than the current market price. If the Buyer were to go through the normal matching system, the stock price will be driven above the price that the Buyer wanted before all the quantity can be fulfilled.
(c) Change of major ownership or shareholders. New owner may wish to buy directly from one of the major shareholders in the company. E.g. Public listed Company A?s major shareholders owned 51% of the listed company and they received an offer from Mr K who is interested to own this company. Thus the fastest way for Mr K to buy over the company would be acquiring the shares directly from the major stakeholders.
Off-Market Deal is also known as ?Married Deals?.
SGX-ST Rules on Married Deals
SGX-ST Rules permit married deals to be executed only if they meet the minimum direct business thresholds of at least 50,000 units or S$150,000 in value. In addition, public disclosure must be made within 10 minutes of execution for married deals executed during market hours and within the first half hour of trading on the next trading day for married deals executed after market hours
Off-Market Deal is performed based on a pre- agreement price and quantity by the Buyer and Seller. Some of the common reasons are listed below:
(a) Seller anxious to dispose a big block of stock fast. If the Sales were to be executed through the Normal SGX matching system, this could caused the stock?s price to fall drastically and thus not allowing the Seller to dispose his big block of shares at the price he wanted.
(b) Buyer wanted to buy a big block of shares at a price better than the current market price. If the Buyer were to go through the normal matching system, the stock price will be driven above the price that the Buyer wanted before all the quantity can be fulfilled.
(c) Change of major ownership or shareholders. New owner may wish to buy directly from one of the major shareholders in the company. E.g. Public listed Company A?s major shareholders owned 51% of the listed company and they received an offer from Mr K who is interested to own this company. Thus the fastest way for Mr K to buy over the company would be acquiring the shares directly from the major stakeholders.
Off-Market Deal is also known as ?Married Deals?.
SGX-ST Rules on Married Deals
SGX-ST Rules permit married deals to be executed only if they meet the minimum direct business thresholds of at least 50,000 units or S$150,000 in value. In addition, public disclosure must be made within 10 minutes of execution for married deals executed during market hours and within the first half hour of trading on the next trading day for married deals executed after market hours
wendel ( Date: 13-Aug-2013 08:36) Posted:
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yup... noticed that as well, wonder how the market is going to react to that
Lucky03 ( Date: 13-Aug-2013 08:32) Posted:
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Married deal? Means?
Lucky03 ( Date: 13-Aug-2013 08:32) Posted:
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Before market opens, there are already 2 married deal of 5000 lots each at 5c ?
Notes listed on 2 Aug. See below. But seems not available or viewable by retail investors ? Check out at
http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/Hankore.ashx?App=Announcement&FileID=250214
1. The Notes will be listed and quoted in the Bonds Market with effect from 9.00 a.m., Friday, 2 August 2013. 2. The short and abbreviated names of the Notes are as follows:
Short Name Abbreviated Name ISIN Code Hankoren7.5%150801S HANETN15 SG57B8995155
The letter "S" denotes that trading of the Notes is restricted to persons specified in Section 274 and Section 275 of the Securities and Futures Act 2001.
3. The Notes will be quoted and traded in Singapore Dollars. The Notes will be in denomination of S$250,000 and traded in trading board lot size of S$250,000.
4. The issue date of the Notes is 1 August 2013.
5. The name and address of the Principal Paying Agent is as follows: -
6. The Lead Manager and Bookrunner for the Notes is DBS Bank Ltd.
7. Please refer to the Issuer's offering documents for complete details before trading.
http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/Hankore.ashx?App=Announcement&FileID=250214
1. The Notes will be listed and quoted in the Bonds Market with effect from 9.00 a.m., Friday, 2 August 2013. 2. The short and abbreviated names of the Notes are as follows:
Short Name Abbreviated Name ISIN Code Hankoren7.5%150801S HANETN15 SG57B8995155
The letter "S" denotes that trading of the Notes is restricted to persons specified in Section 274 and Section 275 of the Securities and Futures Act 2001.
3. The Notes will be quoted and traded in Singapore Dollars. The Notes will be in denomination of S$250,000 and traded in trading board lot size of S$250,000.
4. The issue date of the Notes is 1 August 2013.
5. The name and address of the Principal Paying Agent is as follows: -
6. The Lead Manager and Bookrunner for the Notes is DBS Bank Ltd.
7. Please refer to the Issuer's offering documents for complete details before trading.
cccx123 ( Date: 11-Aug-2013 23:32) Posted:
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Manipulating play by the BB