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Reflection is owned by Kep Corp or Kep Land ?

ozone2002 ( Date: 26-Mar-2010 10:24) Posted:

kepland doing good..

sold out reflection..except 1 unit..

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Hovering near slope support of potential ascending triangle.

A rebound here will retest the horizontal resistance of the triangle. Immediate support is the green support zone. Support confluence is the intersection of the lower dual band boundary of light blue channel and the dual band slope of the triangle.

Support failure here will probably find new support at the light blue area and attempt to create a new slope support there.

pharoah88 ( Date: 26-Mar-2010 15:40) Posted:

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x 0

this is a One NiGHT STAND

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vOlume it tOO lOw.

there are nO SELLER

can hardly buy

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The country's three local cellular operators--SingTel, Mobile One (M1) and StarHub--have WBA (wireless broadband access) spectrum rights to allow them to operate WiMax services, but none has yet done so.

Since the THREE PLAYERS are inter-related, they probably will adopt any new technology at the SAME TIME for the mock up play.

there will be no early adopter, no fear, no threat to anyone.

Ultimately, consumers are BIGGEST LOSERS.

humblepie ( Date: 26-Mar-2010 07:11) Posted:

S'pore WiMax beckons foreign operators

By Victoria Ho, ZDNet Asia on October 26, 2009

SINGAPORE--The country's WiMax market holds little draw for local mobile broadband providers, most of which have sunk heavy investments in 3G cellular broadband instead, according to an industry analyst.

Speaking to ZDNet Asia in an interview, IDC Asia-Pacific's Patrick Chan, chief technology advisor of emerging technologies, said WiMax has not been attractive to local players because of their investments in 3G, seen as a competing mobile broadband technology.

WiMax also holds technical limitations that have proven unsuitable for some parts of Singapore, said Chan. Like Wi-Fi, WiMax transmission requires line of sight to be effective and this may be prohibitive in central areas within the island-state that are populated by high-rise buildings, he explained.

The country's three local cellular operators--SingTel, Mobile One (M1) and StarHub--have WBA (wireless broadband access) spectrum rights to allow them to operate WiMax services, but none has yet done so.

In response to an e-mail query from ZDNet Asia, a SingTel representative cited the lack of devices as a barrier.

"SingTel has conducted WiMax trials but we feel that WiMax has not reached mass adoption due to limited device availability," she said, adding that as such, the telco is not confident WiMax will provide satisfactory "end-to-end customer experience".

However, Chan noted that there is opportunity for WiMax to fill a QoS (quality of service) void left by 3G.

"[3G] bandwidth is not optimal yet," the analyst said. To that end, Green Packet's announcement last week to provide WiMax services in Singapore "makes sense", marking a step forward for the Malaysian WiMax operator's aspirations to expand in the region.

Green Packet's subsidiary, Packet One (P1), will be able to build on its experience in WiMax and providing last-mile coverage in Malaysia, he said. Chan noted that Singapore, as a neighboring country with no dominant WiMax provider, is a logical point of expansion for the Malaysian operator.

Limited WiMax commercialization
So far, Singapore's commercial WiMax deployments have been limited to a network deployment along the country's southern coastline, which is part a government initiative.

P1 last week said its WiMax push in the island-state will be committed to providing supplementary bandwidth to ease existing network congestion.

According to Chan, having nationwide WiMax coverage in Singapore will help provide bandwidth for the myriad of mobile services "waiting to be connected" such as location-based services (LBS).

He noted that P1's plans in the country may serve to jolt M1 into action. The mobile operator last month acquired local WiMax player, Qala.

In an e-mail interview Monday, a P1 spokesperson said it expects to launch commercial WiMax services in Singapore "within the second half of 2010" and intends to open its offerings to both corporate and consumer segments.

P1 also anticipates the upcoming availability of WiMax devices such as "embedded netbooks, notebooks and mobile Internet devices (MIDs)" to encourage takeup of its services, he said.

Pacnet out of wholesale game
P1's takeover of Pacnet's WBA spectrum rights, which is still pending regulatory approval, effectively ends Pacnet's former plans to provide wholesale WiMax access in Singapore.

While the service provider has sold one of its three Facilities-Based Operator (FBO) licenses to P1, the transfer of its WBA rights means Pacnet can no longer operate as a WiMax provider here.

FBO licenses are required by the local infocomm regulator, Infocomm Development Authority, for an operator to deploy any telecommunications services in the country.

According to a Pacific Internet filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Pacnet owns 30MHz of spectrum in Singapore. P1 confirmed its acquisition of a total of 30MHz of Pacnet's spectrum.

M1 could not respond at press time.

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1. Can majority shareholders SELL majority shares

     via Nominee Accounts withOUT informing SGX ??

2. Can majority shareholders SELL Management Placment shares

     via Nominee Accounts withOUT informing SGX ??

3. Is this a SGX Governance lOOp hOle ??

4. How can SGX supervise  Insiders Trading

     done via Nominee Accounts?

5.  How can SGX supervise the Transfer of

     Insiders' shares to and from Nominee Accounts?

WHERE can these answers be FOUND?

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multi-bagger 10+ TiMES in One Year

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HL Asia

Symbol:
H22

Currency:
Singapore Dollar

Last:

4.74

+ 0.15

Vol (K): 1923.0

Corporate Action - Cum Dividend

Trading
Updated Time	26-Mar 12:32
Open	4.61	High	4.74	Low	4.6
Prev Close	4.59	Buy	-	Sell	-
Volume(K)	1923.0	Buy Vol(K)	-	Sell Vol(K)	-
52 Wk High	4.61	52 Wk Low	0.45	52 Wk Avg Vol	906.949
All Time High	4.66	All Time Low	0.3
Comments	Near 52 wk high

*Reporting Currency in SGD
Important: ShareJunction obtains our finance data from a third party. Check financial year before use. EPS values are recorded up to two decimal points.

Financials
Date Updated	26 Feb 2010	Financial Year	31 Dec 2008
Current Year Profit (After Tax) $'000,000	41.977	Previous Year Profit (After Tax) $'000,000	95.428
Net Asset Per Share	1.34	Turnover $'000,000	21.29
Current Year EPS (After Interest and Tax)	0.11	Previous Year EPS (After Interest and Tax)	0.25
PE Ratio (After Tax)	33.5	Times Covered	2.2
Price (at update time)	3.68	Dividend Yield	0.01

*Technical Analysis Information is updated Daily

Technicals
RSI	83.71	Williams %R	-8.54
Comments (RSI)	Overbought	Comments (W%R)	Overbought

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DiRECTORS should SPEND TIME TO

GROW BUSINESS

INCREASE PROFITS

MULTIPLY YIELDS

DISTRIBUTE DIVIDENDS

pharoah88 ( Date: 26-Mar-2010 10:13) Posted:

Are Healthway Medical Directors FAITHFUL to their SHAREHOLDERS?

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Friday, 26th March 2010 nOOn CLOSING

S$0.170 4,489,000 BOUGHT frOm SELLER

jUices bUilt Up a little

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"讲骗话者, 不得好死"

turned faces GREEN

at Board Meetings

and AGMs

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it was SAGE's original Statement in Mandarin

Hulumas ( Date: 26-Mar-2010 11:36) Posted:

Is it S-chip stock?

pharoah88 ( Date: 26-Mar-2010 11:02) Posted:

"讲骗话者, 不得好死"

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$ Auswin

Symbol:
5CJ

Currency:
Singapore Dollar

Last:

0.09

No Change

Vol (K): 0.0

Trading
Updated Time	26-Mar 12:11
Open	-	High	-	Low	-
Prev Close	0.09	Buy	-	Sell	-
Volume(K)	0.0	Buy Vol(K)	-	Sell Vol(K)	-
52 Wk High	0.11	52 Wk Low	0.04	52 Wk Avg Vol	1722.632
All Time High	0.45	All Time Low	0.02
Comments	No Info

*Reporting Currency in SGD
Important: ShareJunction obtains our finance data from a third party. Check financial year before use. EPS values are recorded up to two decimal points.

Financials
Date Updated	26 Feb 2010	Financial Year	30 Jun 2009
Current Year Profit (After Tax) $'000,000	-2.625	Previous Year Profit (After Tax) $'000,000	-5.151
Net Asset Per Share	0.02	Turnover $'000,000	13.72
Current Year EPS (After Interest and Tax)	0.0	Previous Year EPS (After Interest and Tax)	-0.01
PE Ratio (After Tax)	0.0	Times Covered	0.0
Price (at update time)	0.085	Dividend Yield	0.0

*Technical Analysis Information is updated Daily

Technicals
RSI	48.38	Williams %R	-50.0
Comments (RSI)	No Info	Comments (W%R)	No Info

x 0

jUicEr is at Genting HK since yesterday

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PST will create HIGH YIELD (@ 20% or mOre) NEW REVENUE with such "gOOd bUy" NEW SHIPS frOm RMT AUCTION if the SHIPS are suitable.

this is the BEST TiME to buy NEW SHIPS at low low low COST.

*PST is financially in this PRIVILEGED POSITION*

to DOUBLE its 20% Plus HiGH YIELD CAPACITY

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PST can PiCK appropriate RMT new ships

(which are perhaps worth about half of what they cost)

and BiD from one-tenth to one-quarter of cost at the AUCTION.

SHIP Assets Auction by China Banks happened in 2007.

# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #

christan ( Date: 26-Mar-2010 11:08) Posted:

this will total wipe off the equity 395m, making -equity, worth nothing. better avoid
Implications of the April maturity of the US$130m loan
facility. RMT had US$110.7m in cash as of 31 Dec but the
question is if the remaining seven lenders will be willing to
release that cash to only three lenders, considering the
outstanding capital commitment of US$918.6m and the very
likely breached loan-to-value covenants on the existing
US$773.8m loans. The key determinant of the outcome is
how close the banks and the sponsor are to reaching an overall
agreement (which is in approximately month 12 of
discussions). We re-iterate that it is not in the sponsor's best
interest for RMT to default as the sponsor will end up footing
the bill for the new ships (which are perhaps worth about half
of what they cost). The lenders are probably not keen to see
a default situation either (especially if they also lend to the
sponsor). The likely outcome is that the burden will eventually
be passed to RMT's unitholders through dilution via fresh
equity.
Uncertainty driving volatility - witness thehttp://www.remisiers.org/research//Rickmers%20Maritime-100325-OIR.pdf

Hulumas ( Date: 24-Mar-2010 14:58) Posted:

Too slow moving and relatively long term yet low yield.

pharoah88 ( Date: 24-Mar-2010 11:09) Posted:

Rickmers Maritime: Vessel secures new employment at 65% great discounts

Summary: Rickmers Maritime (RMT) announced that its vessel - Kaethe C. Rickmers (formerly Maersk Djibouti) - has secured employment with South American liner CSAV. The agreement is for a one-year charter at US$8,288 a day, and also gives CSAV the option to renew the charter for another 12 months at US$23,888 a day. We note that the vessel was earlier earning US$22,708 a day with Maersk. The US$8,288 rate is below our estimate of US$10,000 a day - but it is a far better alternative to not securing any employment at all (which had seemed a likely possibility a few weeks ago).

We note that CSAV is a current charterer of Pacific Shipping Trust;

the liner has made great strides in resolving its own financial difficulties.

Meanwhile, RMT's auditor Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC) said it was not in a position to express an opinion on the trust's FY09 results due to unresolved negotiations on maturing loans and large capital commitments. RMT's unit price fell 26% yesterday as a result (even though there was no new information except for the Business Times reporting that its sources say a deal has yet to be struck with the banks). We will be adjusting our earnings estimates to reflect the new CSAV charter.

In the meantime, we maintain our SELL rating and S$0.18 fair value for RICKMERS MARITIME . (Meenal Kumar)

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PST can PiCK appropriate new ships (which are perhaps worth about half of what they cost) and BiD from one-tenth to one-quarter of cost at the AUCTION.

SHIP Assets Auction by China Banks happened in 2007.

christan ( Date: 26-Mar-2010 11:08) Posted:

this will total wipe off the equity 395m, making -equity, worth nothing. better avoid
Implications of the April maturity of the US$130m loan
facility. RMT had US$110.7m in cash as of 31 Dec but the
question is if the remaining seven lenders will be willing to
release that cash to only three lenders, considering the
outstanding capital commitment of US$918.6m and the very
likely breached loan-to-value covenants on the existing
US$773.8m loans. The key determinant of the outcome is
how close the banks and the sponsor are to reaching an overall
agreement (which is in approximately month 12 of
discussions). We re-iterate that it is not in the sponsor's best
interest for RMT to default as the sponsor will end up footing
the bill for the new ships (which are perhaps worth about half
of what they cost). The lenders are probably not keen to see
a default situation either (especially if they also lend to the
sponsor). The likely outcome is that the burden will eventually
be passed to RMT's unitholders through dilution via fresh
equity.
Uncertainty driving volatility - witness thehttp://www.remisiers.org/research//Rickmers%20Maritime-100325-OIR.pdf

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NO-FEAR-ERS buy nOw and

bEt spOnsOr will SAVE the SHIPS

christan ( Date: 26-Mar-2010 11:08) Posted:

this will total wipe off the equity 395m, making -equity, worth nothing. better avoid
Implications of the April maturity of the US$130m loan
facility. RMT had US$110.7m in cash as of 31 Dec but the
question is if the remaining seven lenders will be willing to
release that cash to only three lenders, considering the
outstanding capital commitment of US$918.6m and the very
likely breached loan-to-value covenants on the existing
US$773.8m loans. The key determinant of the outcome is
how close the banks and the sponsor are to reaching an overall
agreement (which is in approximately month 12 of
discussions). We re-iterate that it is not in the sponsor's best
interest for RMT to default as the sponsor will end up footing
the bill for the new ships (which are perhaps worth about half
of what they cost). The lenders are probably not keen to see
a default situation either (especially if they also lend to the
sponsor). The likely outcome is that the burden will eventually
be passed to RMT's unitholders through dilution via fresh
equity.
Uncertainty driving volatility - witness thehttp://www.remisiers.org/research//Rickmers%20Maritime-100325-OIR.pdf

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nO-FEarErs buy nOw and bEt it will return to S$0.200