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Phom mao laew,sabai dee mark mark!!!
This morning married deal 1017 000 @58.3.
Will the price coming down later?
Marching towards its TP (74 cents)
sanuks ( Date: 09-Mar-2013 10:04) Posted:
Healthcare Is Out, Beer Is In
 After a brief stay in the top flight – six months to be precise – IHH Healthcare (SGX: Q0F) has been shuffled off the Singapore benchmark index. Its place in the Straits Times Index (SGX: ^STI) will be taken by Thai Beverage (SGX: Y92) after the market closes on 15 March 2013.
Elsewhere, Far East Hospitality Trust (SGX: Q5T), Fortunes Real Estate Investment Trust (SGX: F25) and United Engineers (SGX: U04) will be joining the mid cap index.
Every six months, Singapore Press Holdings, Singapore Exchange and
the FTSE Group announce changes to the various FTSE Straits Times
indices. This is done so that those listings reflect and represent
Singapore’s biggest quoted companies. The latest reshuffle took place on
7 March but the changes would take place for another week.
It is worth bearing in mind that the various changes to the make-up
of the indices are done to ensure that those index numbers remain an
accurate reflection of market activity. They make very little difference
to the actual business performance of the companies.
Just think about it. You are unlikely to drink more Chang beer
just because the brewer is now a member of the elite Straits Times
Index. Similarly, you are unlikely to go to see a doctor any less than
you need simply because IHH is no longer in the top flight.
Then again, some investors might be worried that the share price of a
company might fall when it is no longer included in one of the major
indices. This might be based on concerns that fund managers may have to
adjust their portfolios following changes to the various index
constituents.
However, there is little evidence to support this theory. In fact,
the cost of dealing may well outweigh any benefits from trying to
pre-empt a share price movement before the changes take place.
So it’s probably best not to even try. Instead spend some time
deciding whether you believe the shares in the company are undervalued
or overvalued, and make your investing decisions accordingly.
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Healthcare Is Out, Beer Is In
After a brief stay in the top flight – six months to be precise – IHH Healthcare (SGX: Q0F) has been shuffled off the Singapore benchmark index. Its place in the Straits Times Index (SGX: ^STI) will be taken by Thai Beverage (SGX: Y92) after the market closes on 15 March 2013.
Elsewhere, Far East Hospitality Trust (SGX: Q5T), Fortunes Real Estate Investment Trust (SGX: F25) and United Engineers (SGX: U04) will be joining the mid cap index.
Every six months, Singapore Press Holdings, Singapore Exchange and
the FTSE Group announce changes to the various FTSE Straits Times
indices. This is done so that those listings reflect and represent
Singapore’s biggest quoted companies. The latest reshuffle took place on
7 March but the changes would take place for another week.
It is worth bearing in mind that the various changes to the make-up
of the indices are done to ensure that those index numbers remain an
accurate reflection of market activity. They make very little difference
to the actual business performance of the companies.
Just think about it. You are unlikely to drink more Chang beer
just because the brewer is now a member of the elite Straits Times
Index. Similarly, you are unlikely to go to see a doctor any less than
you need simply because IHH is no longer in the top flight.
Then again, some investors might be worried that the share price of a
company might fall when it is no longer included in one of the major
indices. This might be based on concerns that fund managers may have to
adjust their portfolios following changes to the various index
constituents.
However, there is little evidence to support this theory. In fact,
the cost of dealing may well outweigh any benefits from trying to
pre-empt a share price movement before the changes take place.
So it’s probably best not to even try. Instead spend some time
deciding whether you believe the shares in the company are undervalued
or overvalued, and make your investing decisions accordingly.
Here at The Motley Fool, we don’t spend our time index watching. Instead our purpose is to help the world invest, better. Click here now for your FREE subscription to Take Stock — Singapore, The Motley Fool’s free investing newsletter. Written by David Kuo, Take Stock — Singapore tells you exactly what’s happening in today’s markets, and shows how you can GROW your wealth in the years ahead.
The information provided is for general information purposes only
and is not intended to be personalised investment or financial advice.
Motley Fool Singapore Director David Kuo doesn’t own shares in any
companies mentioned.
What a joke... lol...
Accumulation can only be done over a long period of time, during which there's little interest at large ...
One needs to use the correct
terminology... otherwise, many ordinary stock players will be misguided.
SJ-Stomp ( Date: 09-Mar-2013 09:30) Posted:
You one of them?
iPunter ( Date: 09-Mar-2013 09:21) Posted:
Accumulation? By whom? ... Or collection by buyers?
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ThaiBev knocks IHH out of STI
Chang beer brewer Thai Beverage Public Co has knocked IHH Healthcare out of the Straits Times Index (STI) after
taking a bite out of Fraser and Neave (F& N). ThaiBev will be added
to the STI on March 18, STI partners Singapore Press Holdings, Singapore
Exchange (SGX) and FTSE Group said in a joint announcement following a
quarterly review of the various Singapore market benchmarks. The STI
tracks the 30 largest stocks on SGX by market capitalisation, and
inclusion often boosts constituent stocks' values if only because of
index funds that seek to replicate market benchmarks. ThaiBev, which had
a market cap of $14.3 billion at yesterday's close, has seen its share
price increase by 44 per cent since the start of the year on the back of
its acquisition of a substantial stake in F& N, a property and
beverage conglomerate. (Source: Business Times)
You one of them?
iPunter ( Date: 09-Mar-2013 09:21) Posted:
Accumulation? By whom? ... Or collection by buyers?
SJ-Stomp ( Date: 09-Mar-2013 09:17) Posted:
| Many people are accumulating in this forum |
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ThaiBev joins ST Index
After IHH Healthcare drops out from the constituents list.
Singapore Press Holdings Limited (SPH),
Singapore Exchange (SGX) and FTSE Group (FTSE) announced today that Thai
Beverage will replace IHH Healthcare as a constituent of the Straits
Times Index (STI) following the conclusion of the half-yearly review.
The STI reserve list, comprising the five
highest ranking non-constituents of the STI by market capitalisation,
will be (in order of size) Hutchison Port Holdings Trust, Keppel Land,
Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust, UOL Group and CapitaCommercial
Trust.
Companies in the reserve list will
replace any constituents that become ineligible as a result of corporate
actions before the next review.
The STI is widely followed by investors
as the benchmark for the Singapore market and is used as the basis of a
range of financial products including Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs),
futures, warrants and other derivatives.
Several changes were made to other
indices in the FTSE ST Index Series including the FTSE ST Maritime and
FTSE ST Catalist indices.
In the FTSE ST China Top Index, China
Minzhong Food Corporation will replace China Aviation Oil Singapore
Corporation. Full details of all deletions and
additions can be found under the Index Reviews section at www.ftse.com/st.
In September 2012, the FTSE ST Index
Advisory Committee approved the introduction of actual free float
(rounded up to the next 1%) in the FTSE ST Index Series to limit
unnecessary turnover.
This change will take effective on the same date of the review changes.
All changes from this review will take
effect from the start of trading on 18 March 2013. The next review is
scheduled for 6 June 2013. The indices are reviewed quarterly by the
independent FTSE ST Index Advisory Committee, in accordance with the
index ground rules.
The FTSE ST methodology ensures the
indices accurately represent the investable universe for benchmarking
purposes and can be easily replicated as the basis of index-linked
products.
Accumulation? By whom? ... Or collection by buyers?
SJ-Stomp ( Date: 09-Mar-2013 09:17) Posted:
Many people are accumulating in this forum.
tonylim ( Date: 08-Mar-2013 22:58) Posted:
| Yes it gonna be a big player soo |
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Many people are accumulating in this forum.
tonylim ( Date: 08-Mar-2013 22:58) Posted:
Yes it gonna be a big player soon
francisd ( Date: 08-Mar-2013 16:45) Posted:
Yes, the big funds will also will be vested in this counter and not forgetting the better dividends to come.
Sure have to buy now in pennies to make money in $$$$$$. Where to find index stock in pennies (Goldenagri is just another one) last was Genting (with big potential) now over 1.50.
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Yes it gonna be a big player soon
francisd ( Date: 08-Mar-2013 16:45) Posted:
Yes, the big funds will also will be vested in this counter and not forgetting the better dividends to come.
Sure have to buy now in pennies to make money in $$$$$$. Where to find index stock in pennies (Goldenagri is just another one) last was Genting (with big potential) now over 1.50.
Cheers.
sportyboy ( Date: 08-Mar-2013 08:23) Posted:
| IHH so fast out of listing?? This should be a good boast to Thai bev .. Let's march towards $5 in long term |
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Yes, the big funds will also will be vested in this counter and not forgetting the better dividends to come.
Sure have to buy now in pennies to make money in $$$$$$. Where to find index stock in pennies (Goldenagri is just another one) last was Genting (with big potential) now over 1.50.
Cheers.
sportyboy ( Date: 08-Mar-2013 08:23) Posted:
| IHH so fast out of listing?? This should be a good boast to Thai bev .. Let's march towards $5 in long term |
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I can imagine Sifu Bohanpa. a drunken man now, with this counter soar so much!!
He is drinking teh on the side!!! Hahaha!!!
ballball ( Date: 08-Mar-2013 16:06) Posted:
| Sifu Bopanha, are u here? |
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Sifu Bopanha, are u here?
All the way to.645....cheers!
Sabai Sabai mahk mahk!!!!
Is about time to monitor this counter again....
dee mahk cai mai?
Leg Ka Shing was not given a leg up with have Temasek as substantial interest in it port businesses...humm.
Ann3332 ( Date: 07-Mar-2013 23:24) Posted:
My wild guess half right, ThaiBev to replace IHH Healthcare on Straits Times Index from 18th March
http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/money/story/thai-beverage-replace-ihh-healthcare-the-straits-times-index-march-18-2013
Ann3332 ( Date: 19-Feb-2013 10:45) Posted:
| The way the accumulate more than 90%, my guess is they intent to de-list, if not why gather more than 90% shares? maybe I am wrong |
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