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21-Feb-2012 10:49 AusGroup   /   Ausgroup       Go to Message
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shakin off the contra sellers from last week...
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21-Feb-2012 10:44 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Down TOWN TO CHINA TOWN

 

STI (^STI)

-SES


3,009.27 Down 11.92(0.39%) 10:23 SGT
Prev Close: 3,021.19
Open: 3,023.89
Day's Range: 3,009.27 - 3,028.54
52wk Range: 2,521.95 - 3,227.28
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21-Feb-2012 09:58 AusGroup   /   Ausgroup       Go to Message
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gd vol today..consolidation ard this level for some time

hopefully a run upwards  later..

ozone2002      ( Date: 15-Feb-2012 15:13) Posted:



based on Bloomberg PE is 8.9 @ 42c.. anything below 10 is considered a steal by value investors

if based on a conservative 10x PE price should be 47c...

will sell @ 47c..

 

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20-Feb-2012 21:57 Golden Agri-Res   /   GoldenAgr       Go to Message
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very gd up 1.5c... now 78c...

always a gd stock with high correlation to oil prices..
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20-Feb-2012 17:27 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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last min STI close 10point up from its low..

manipulation..kelong..
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20-Feb-2012 16:55 GLD USD   /   Gold going up this year?       Go to Message
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Monday, Feb 20, 2012
Reuters
Singapore seeks gold hub status with tax-free bullion


SINGAPORE - Singapore is seeking to lure bullion refiners by scrapping taxes on gold, a move which could also attract trading houses to open storage facilities and transform the country into a key Asian pricing hub, industry sources said on Monday.

Singapore will exempt investment-grade gold and other precious metals from a seven per cent goods and services tax to spur the development of gold trading, Finance Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam said on Friday.

The change takes effect in October and may lift demand for gold bars and coins in the fourth quarter and into 2012. Singapore's investment gold demand nearly tripled to 3.5 tonnes in 2011, according to consultancy firm Thomson Reuters GFMS.

" It seems a little unfair to put a sales tax on what is essentially money. The removal of the GST on gold will allow Singapore to better compete with Hong Kong and other bullion trading centres in the region," said Nick Trevethan, a senior commodity strategist at ANZ in Singapore.

Refiners have been put off by Singapore's taxes, opting instead to mould and sell gold bars in Hong Kong, which does not impose duties on bullion, and Japan, where the consumption tax on gold is 5 per cent.

Industry sources, however, said at least one major refiner has shown interest in opening a factory in Singapore around the talk of the tax change. More gold traders are expected to set up offices here and store more bullion, following JP Morgan Chase & Co which opened a precious metals vault in 2010.

" I think this is really going to change the landscape in Singapore. A lot of companies will find the incentive to start operations in Singapore," a gold dealer said.

" This news is going to draw attention to Singapore as a safe place to park funds. Asset managers will also very excited. The trend in the last three years is that people are moving to physical hard assets from paper."

SINGAPORE PRICING CONTRACT

Singapore imports gold bars from Australia, Switzerland, Hong Kong and Japan, which are then sold to buyers in Southeast Asia and India, the world's largest gold consumer.

Gold scraps from the across the region are also traded in Singapore, and this helps determine the premiums for gold bars against prices in London.

Gold, typically a safe-haven asset, has been tracking the fortunes of the euro and stocks in recent months, with speculators selling the metal for cash to cover losses in other markets as the euro zone debt crisis caused much turbulence in financial markets.

Gold stood firm above $1,730 an ounce on hopes for Greece to seal a bailout deal, on course for its biggest daily rise in two weeks. Bullion struck a lifetime high around $1,920 an ounce last September.

" Singapore is already considered a safe destination for cash from investors in the region... and even as far out as the Middle East," an industry source said.

" Having the option of becoming a physical safe haven for assets like gold will only boost overall flows here."

The tax changes could be the first step towards a Singapore gold contract to complement the daily fixing in London, which is widely used as the benchmark spot transaction, analyst Trevethan said.

" There has been a tendency for exchanges to launch more Asia-centric contracts and benchmarks in the past few years, with varying degrees of success," said Trevethan at ANZ.

" An Asian gold fix would be sensible given the nexus of the physical market is centred on India and China, and the early fix from London comes late in the Asian trading day, providing it can attract enough sufficient participants to make it credible."
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20-Feb-2012 16:32 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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HSI from +200 to -100 best..!

mkt players are definitely selling..

ozone2002      ( Date: 20-Feb-2012 15:48) Posted:



HSI tyre burst after lunch..

too full..boom!

ozone2002      ( Date: 20-Feb-2012 13:55) Posted:



HSI Tire PUNCHEK!

 

Prev Close: 		21,491.62
Open: 21,760.34
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20-Feb-2012 15:48 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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HSI tyre burst after lunch..

too full..boom!

ozone2002      ( Date: 20-Feb-2012 13:55) Posted:



HSI Tire PUNCHEK!

 

Prev Close: 		21,491.62
Open: 21,760.34
Day's Range: 21,567.25 - 21,760.34
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20-Feb-2012 13:55 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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HSI Tire PUNCHEK!

 

Prev Close: 		21,491.62
Open: 21,760.34
Day's Range: 21,567.25 - 21,760.34
52wk Range: 16,170.30 - 24,468.60
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20-Feb-2012 12:00 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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past 2 days STI hit high and then starts to retrace. Sustainable rally u say?

 

Prev Close: 		3,000.59
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ozone2002      ( Date: 20-Feb-2012 11:44) Posted:



STI is sluggish..didn't move in line with its china or HK peers..

downside perhaps?
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20-Feb-2012 11:44 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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STI is sluggish..didn't move in line with its china or HK peers..

downside perhaps?
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20-Feb-2012 10:56 Golden Agri-Res   /   GoldenAgr       Go to Message
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fundamentals have changed..

at that time price was considered " high"

now with Oil prices high.. 76.5 is considered " cheap"

u get the drift..

DnApeh      ( Date: 20-Feb-2012 09:37) Posted:

Thought you sold at $0.75? LOL!!Smiley

ozone2002      ( Date: 20-Feb-2012 09:25) Posted:



oil is 104...

time to load up some palm oil counters..esp GAR

gd luck DYODD!
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20-Feb-2012 09:25 Golden Agri-Res   /   GoldenAgr       Go to Message
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oil is 104...

time to load up some palm oil counters..esp GAR

gd luck DYODD!
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18-Feb-2012 11:19 GLD USD   /   Gold going up this year?       Go to Message
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More demand for gold ...Govt encouraging S'poreans to buy gold.. not only me.. keke


 

Singapore is set to capitalise on the strong demand in Asia for gold as an asset. The government is exempting investment-grade gold and other precious metals traded as financial assets, from the goods and services tax (GST). This is already being done in a number of other countries such as Australia, the UK and Switzerland.
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18-Feb-2012 11:17 GSH   /   something brewing?       Go to Message
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18-Feb-2012 11:16 HanKore Env   /   BIO-TREAT TECHNOLOGY LIMITED       Go to Message
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this stock is a potential turnaround stock..

in fact it has already shown +ve earnings for its latest results..

multibagger in the making..

gd luck! DYODD!
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17-Feb-2012 15:57 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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There are many reasons to be skeptical about this past January's market rally. One of the most important key indicators flashing a warning sign is the fact that the stock market's big rise in January occurred on very light trading volume.

But there's another key indicator that is also flashing a red warning sign: insider selling.

Insiders are officers, directors and the largest shareholders of corporations. It is critical to follow whether insiders are buying or selling their company's stock it could be an indication that they expect to see their company's stock rise or fall in price.

When insiders are buying, investors usually think it is time to buy. When insiders are selling, it could mean something is up, and so investors might consider selling.

Argus Research has posted some alarming numbers from their corporate insider key indicator concerning the overall market, to which investors should pay attention. Their ratio showed that insiders are selling their shares at a pace not seen since July 2011. If you remember, dear reader, the market proceeded to fall dramatically in August, September and October of 2011.

Their key indicator, the corporate insider sell-to-buy ratio, stood at 5.77-to-1, which means that, for every 100 shares corporate insiders bought, 577 shares were sold by insiders of the company for which they work. If companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange are taken in isolation, this key indicator gets worse?8.2-to-1.

To put some perspective on this key indicator, in November of 2011, before the over 25% market rally began, the sell-to-buy ratio stood at 0.81-to-1, which means that, for every 100 shares insiders bought, only 81 shares were sold.

The recent corporate insider selling was confirmed by Trim Tabs Research. Their key indicator showed that insider selling for the month of January was five times insider buying, which, has thus far?for the month of February?increased at an alarming 15 times. For their key indicator, the interpretation is that, in the January market rally, for every 100 shares bought by insiders, 500 shares were sold. From February 1 to 13, the selling is accelerating rapidly: for every 100 shares bought, 1,500 shares were sold.

Insider selling, in isolation, cannot be the sole key indicator on which a buy-or-sell recommendation can be made. These numbers confirm the bear market trap that is currently playing itself out with this market rally. It seems that, while a few people were buying in January's market rally (as evidenced by very low trading money), the smart money (corporate insiders) were selling into this market rally.

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17-Feb-2012 10:48 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Anderson bridge is falling down..falling down .. falling down...

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-SES


2,995.79 Up 18.59(0.62%) 10:26 SGT
Prev Close: 2,977.20
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17-Feb-2012 10:08 Seatrium   /   Sembmarine       Go to Message
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Sembcorp Marine wins US$213m jack-up rig contract
      SINGAPORE - Singapore's Sembcorp Marine, the world's second largest rig builder, said on Friday its subsidiary PPL Shipyard has won a US$213 million contract to build a jack-up drilling rig for Safin Gulf FZCO.
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17-Feb-2012 09:02 GSH   /   something brewing?       Go to Message
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now 6c...

bought @ 2c.. earn 3x..shiok!

ozone2002      ( Date: 26-Apr-2011 16:25) Posted:



Watch out for this counter..

used to be Koh Boon Hwee's baby..

now read that Serial which is Sam Goi's baby is taking part of their profits to buy up JEL's debt so that both companies can synergise

their efforts to tap on each others markets n expertise.

This gem used to be 30+c..currently 2c..that's a 15 bagger in the making.

gd luck
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