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At TODAY's OPENING

there was a gOOd TRY   in

twO APPIL FOOL attempts

On sharehOlders tO induce abOrtiOn.

09:13.29 USD0.205   28,000 SOLD tO BUYER

09:59.21 USD0.205     1,000 SOLD tO BUYER

sharehOlders were nOt STUPiD tO respOnd

nO activity UNtil twO SAMRT CHERRIES PICKERS came alOng:

11:18.15 USD0.210 200,000 BOUGHT frOm SELLER

11:18.23 USD0.210 200,000 BOUGHT frOm SELLER

bOth CHERRIES PICKERS CLEANED UP the USD0.210 SELL QUEUE

then the STAR CHERRY PICKER came alOng

11:59.52 USD0.215   1,427,000   ALL in ONE SWEEP

WiLL STAR CHERRY PICKING cOntinues this afternOOn ?

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In RETIREMENT, RETIREES should nOt dOwngrade

STANDARD OF LIVING.

RETIREES' HOMES should nOt be dOwngraded.

RETIREES should LIVE in same HOMES till they LEAVE.

RETIREES should LEAVE their HOMES as LEGACY.

OWNER-OCCUPIED HOMES should not have

RISING VALUATION and RISING PROPERTY TAX.

AS HOMES are being WORN and TORN by the YEAR

without RENTAL INCOME

Luostock ( Date: 01-Apr-2010 12:15) Posted:

This may be a double-edge sword. If retirees want to change to a smaller HDB unit to get cash for the retirement may not enough when their children have their own flat and family.

PRs are "meng long guo jiang". They work hard, more entreprenuer and daring (note that the Australians do not like Asians to work so hard in their country). Before 1995, PRs were not allowed to buy HDB from open market. Many of them were forced to buy private properties. 1 Pr bought one for $400K in Mohd Sultan area in 1986. When he retired in 1996, he sold for $1.3 million. He went back to Msia. Many Prs have private property as well as HDB bought from open market, while many locals of same salary bought directly from HDB, dare not to invest in private property.

Prs who are concerned with their children's education and safety will not stay in JB if they have flats here.

Locals can start off to buy directly from HDB using only CPF for loan repayment. Then save money to invest in private property to hedge against inflation. The banks pay interest at such miserable rate is at the mercy of the global effect that we cannot control. HDB must not act like Private developer as they have a duty to help the young local couples tohave a roof so that they are more willing have children/ more children/ at the younger age. Cut down the waiting time to less than 2 yrs.

pharoah88 ( Date: 31-Mar-2010 17:17) Posted:

to be FAIR & JUST to singaporeans,

PR should only be allowed to buy HUDC

or private property since they can afford

to PAY OVER and ABOVE REQUIREMENT [POAR]

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for PAST DECADES, it had been PROVEN.

HiGHEST CAR PRiCES

HiGHEST ROAD TAXES

HiGHEST PETROL PRiCES

HiGHEST INSURANCE COSTS

HiGHEST ERP CHARGES

HiGHEST COE PRiCES

ALL DID NOT TERMINATE TRAFFIC JAMS AND POLLUTION.

Is that a BROKEN PROMISE ?

Moderate ( Date: 01-Apr-2010 11:34) Posted:

I think we need politicians to improve our lots, not to jam the highways and crowd the carparks. The Elite can rule only if they serve our ends, not their ends. Smiley

AnthonyTan ( Date: 01-Apr-2010 11:10) Posted:

Ppls move forward,but,

you want to move backward, haha

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Singapore's Property Tax will be like GST

INcreasing fOrever

by INFLATING Property Valuation

from TiME tO TiME

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Does DEMOCRACY need DYNASTY EMPERORS ????

Do PEOPLE want DEMOCRACY or DYNASTY ????

Moderate ( Date: 01-Apr-2010 11:34) Posted:

I think we need politicians to improve our lots, not to jam the highways and crowd the carparks. The Elite can rule only if they serve our ends, not their ends. Smiley

AnthonyTan ( Date: 01-Apr-2010 11:10) Posted:

Ppls move forward,but,

you want to move backward, haha

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Thursday, 1st APRIL 2010 11:59.52

USD0.215 1,427,000 ALL in ONE SWEEP

A STAR CHEERY PICKER who sEEs the VALUE

BIG CHERRY

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Oil prices set to rise this year 2010

SINGAPORE

Oil prices look set to rise gradually to above US$90 a barrel this year 2010 but they are not likely to head back to the peaks seen in 2008.

That is according to industry experts who also said that ongoing uncertainty in European economies and rising market supply may help put a lid on oil prices from trending even higher going forward.

Recent international disagreements over Iran’s nuclear programme have done little to nudge oil prices from their stubborn range of between US$70 and US$84 a barrel, according to market watchers.

Oil prices have found support in the improving confidence in the global economy and better economic data from the US but the gains have also been capped by worries over some European economies and higher supply.

Purvin and Gertz managing consultant Victor Shum said: “Most people expect demand growth to continue as the economy recovers. But supply is growing at the same time, and it’s actually growing faster and so because of this supply demand balance that is holding back any further gains in oil.”

“So when oil gains in pricing, I expect a very gradual move, we’re not going to see a spike,” added Mr Shum.

With the Opec oil cartel seen to be adding more oil into the market, analysts believe prices are not likely to return to the peaks back in 2008, when one barrel was trading at around US$147. However, they note that underlying real demand is likely to ensure that prices don’t also fall below current levels for long. Chris Ho wells

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Oil prices set to rise this year 2010

SINGAPORE
That is according to industry experts who also said that ongoing uncertainty in European economies and rising market supply may help put a lid on oil prices from trending even higher going forward.
Recent international disagreements over Iran’s nuclear programme have done little to nudge oil prices from their stubborn range of between US$70 and US$84 a barrel, according to market watchers.
Oil prices have found support in the improving confidence in the global economy and better economic data from the US but the gains have also been capped by worries over some European economies and higher supply.
Purvin and Gertz managing consultant Victor Shum said: “Most people expect demand growth to continue as the economy recovers. But supply is growing at the same time, and it’s actually growing faster and so because of this supply demand balance that is holding back any further gains in oil.”
“So when oil gains in pricing, I expect a very gradual move, we’re not going to see a spike,” added Mr Shum.

With the Opec oil cartel seen to be adding more oil into the market, analysts believe prices are not likely to return to the peaks back in 2008, when one barrel was trading at around US$147. However, they note that underlying real demand is likely to ensure that prices don’t also fall below current levels for long. — Oil prices look set to rise gradually to above US$90 a barrel this year but they are not likely to head back to the peaks seen in 2008.Chris Ho wells

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JAPAN Property CREDIT sub-PRiME has STARTED ?

SAIZEN will also be AFFECTED ?

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JAPAN's Property Market is SUFFERING from the ACROSS THE BOARD DEFLATION EFFECT

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Thursday, 1st APRIL 2010 TONDAY ONLINE NEWs

JAPAN LAND WARNS OF LOSS

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SINGAPORE - Mainboard-listed property investment firm Japan Land has issued a profit warning yesterday saying that it expects to post a financial loss for the nine months period ended Feb 28. The company is set to announce its third...

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WINDOWS UNDRESSING yesterday

was a PRE-APRIL-FOOL gig

to Play OUT the investors' perceived anticipation ?

TODAY's APRIL FOOL is nOt Over yet

UNtil 5:05PM

* BEWARE * AWARE * CARE *

ozone2002 ( Date: 01-Apr-2010 10:31) Posted:

Window ‘undressing’?
The STI tumbled 1.6% day-on-day (dod) and fell past the 2,900 level yesterday, closing at 2,887.5. Given that U.S equity markets have been crawling upwards at a snail’s pace, that does not lend much of a clue to the volatility seen yesterday. In fact, the 30 day historic volatility of the S&P 500 is currently 8%, compared to a range of 10% to 15% in January this year, and an astounding high of 48% in April 2009 (a higher historic volatility percentage indicates stock indices are more volatile and returns from stocks are more uncertain).

Amongst all other possible reasons for the decline yesterday, we highlight 2 broader macro news in relation to Europe that may have contributed to the ‘undressing’ yesterday.

Greece back to square one
Europe’s week-old rescue plan for Greece has so far failed to do what its leaders predicted: reduce borrowing costs for the region’s most indebted country. The yield on 10-year Greek government bonds has increased 24 basis points to 6.522 percent since EU leaders agreed to the aid blueprint on 25th March 2010. That is the highest in a month and more than double the rate paid by Germany. 7-year bonds sold by Greece on 29th March 2010 fell for a second day yesterday (Bloomberg).

More trouble in Europe?
Bloomberg reported that Ireland’s banks need US$43 billion in new capital after ‘appalling’ lending decisions left the country’s financial system on the brink of collapse. The fund raising requirement was announced after the National Asset Management Agency said it will apply an average discount of 47 percent on the first block of loans it is buying from lenders as part of a plan to revive the financial system.

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I read one analysis some time ago (forgot the source and time) that

"GREECE DEBT had been there for TWO DECADES"

it had been neglected for long long time.

now that they nothing to talk, it is put back into their AGENDA.

* * * * * * * *

Ireland is also nOt new tOO.

EUROPE on the whole had its prOblems befOre 2000.

Did EUROPE's prOblems actually HURT ASIA sO FAR?

ozone2002 ( Date: 01-Apr-2010 10:31) Posted:

Window ‘undressing’?
The STI tumbled 1.6% day-on-day (dod) and fell past the 2,900 level yesterday, closing at 2,887.5. Given that U.S equity markets have been crawling upwards at a snail’s pace, that does not lend much of a clue to the volatility seen yesterday. In fact, the 30 day historic volatility of the S&P 500 is currently 8%, compared to a range of 10% to 15% in January this year, and an astounding high of 48% in April 2009 (a higher historic volatility percentage indicates stock indices are more volatile and returns from stocks are more uncertain).

Amongst all other possible reasons for the decline yesterday, we highlight 2 broader macro news in relation to Europe that may have contributed to the ‘undressing’ yesterday.

Greece back to square one
Europe’s week-old rescue plan for Greece has so far failed to do what its leaders predicted: reduce borrowing costs for the region’s most indebted country. The yield on 10-year Greek government bonds has increased 24 basis points to 6.522 percent since EU leaders agreed to the aid blueprint on 25th March 2010. That is the highest in a month and more than double the rate paid by Germany. 7-year bonds sold by Greece on 29th March 2010 fell for a second day yesterday (Bloomberg).

More trouble in Europe?
Bloomberg reported that Ireland’s banks need US$43 billion in new capital after ‘appalling’ lending decisions left the country’s financial system on the brink of collapse. The fund raising requirement was announced after the National Asset Management Agency said it will apply an average discount of 47 percent on the first block of loans it is buying from lenders as part of a plan to revive the financial system.

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it was S$4.74 on 26 March 2010

so there was a cOrrectiOn yestrday ?

tOday is S$4.64 at 11:18AM

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the Waiting is Over.

because the SHOW is OVER

joshlai86 ( Date: 31-Mar-2010 21:49) Posted:

why is everyone buying after it is CD? wont the price correct itself by 15cents when XD? how to profit?

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take mOre prOfits shOuld anyOne CHASE yOur DRAGON(S).

renzokun ( Date: 31-Mar-2010 20:45) Posted:

APriL FoOl means buy more or sell more ...hahahahahaha

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OBAMA CHANGED USA and the WORLD in 2009.

someone told me SINGAPORE CHANGED during the LAST ELECTION.

SCHOLARS are no longer the CRITERIA for potential MP SELECTION.

i was told there are now quite a number of nOn-Scholar MPs in Singapore.

Also, when the Opposition recruited SCHOLARS in 2009,

some VIPs [forgot who they were] warned that:

TiME had CHANGED.

SCHOLARS are nOt the BEST candidates who can SERVE the PEOPLE.

implying that Opposition had recruited the WRONG STUFF.

ALL these are just their Opinions and may be personal.

TiME will TELL the TRUTH

[TiME does not LIE and cannot HIDE TRUTH]

who is RiGHT ?

and who is WRONG ?

Would non-Scholar MPs SERVE the PEOPLE BETTER?

will Singapore RETURN to those days with Taxi Driver and the Like be MPs ?

Grass Root People [GRP] are close to the ground and live the lives of the PEOPLE.

would GRP MPs make a BETTER Singapore?

would scholar-EMPERORS SERVE the PEOPLE better ?

[heard that some scholars behaved like EMPERORS ????]

TiME will be the BEST JUDGE

edward123 ( Date: 01-Apr-2010 10:12) Posted:

Pharoah88... with your standard of English and the way you type your words? I think not. MP will take your letter to parliament as an example of how NOT to write a letter. Though I agree with the context of your post.

pharoah88 ( Date: 01-Apr-2010 09:59) Posted:

i am going to SHARE your ENLIGHTENMENT with my MP. so that Ministry of National Development & HDB can be asked to look into this CITIZENRY ROBBERY by fOreign tOlent. this mal-practice is UNtOlerable tO singapOreans. i hOpe every singapOrean can feedback this ENLIGHTENMENT tO ALL their MPs fOr them tO cOntribute tO ALL singapOrean in the REAL ACTION way. No use just having Debates and Readings in the PARLIEMENT. PS: no name will be mentioned. Only the CITIZENRY ROBBERY issue will be raised to the M

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gOOd buy TP S$0.440 ? ? ? ?

Bintang ( Date: 31-Mar-2010 18:45) Posted:

It is not the time to buy this counter for all the indicators are showing weakness ahead . The short term support is at 47.5 cents , breaking which may reach a downside target of 44 cents , n going down further is quite possible

EoinkEoink ( Date: 31-Mar-2010 18:13) Posted:

Is it a good time to buy for tomorrow? Or we will be seeing more blood tomorrow

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Thursday, 1st APRIL 2010 OPENING

2,331,000 S$0.165 were RAPED.

Extremely Temptatious fOr them just before the Long Week End Holidays.

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From History, Emperors in CHINA used to have 3,000 wives.

because they had to RE-produce 10,000 princes

niuyear ( Date: 01-Apr-2010 08:49) Posted:

How can President Scholars give birth to only 1 kid? Must have more.....Next time, the criteria to award president scholarship is : One must be committed to want to get married and have a family and must serve the country. Afterall, this is the most prestigious scholarship.

WeiQiQi ( Date: 31-Mar-2010 23:49) Posted:

they probably lost all their $$ buying Lehman's related structured investment products. OR they are just plain not savvy with their finances. Can study and get president scholarship does not mean that they are smart with finances