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always follow uncle Oei!..
anyway like i said in previous post..it's still below NAV of 28c..
so why sell something cheaper than it true value..
gd luck!
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when peter lim bought via kestral capital some time ago..think was jul/aug 2010 price he bought was less than 10c.. this stock rocketed from 10c to 20c...
Dejavu?
ozone2002 ( Date: 13-Feb-2012 09:44) Posted:
did peter lim buy more? tat's y up 20% today? |
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did peter lim buy more? tat's y up 20% today?
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fundamentally a gd stock..
 
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activity the last few days...
vested long time back..
gd luck ! DYODD
ozone2002 ( Date: 31-Jan-2012 22:46) Posted:
this one held by Sinar Mas also... Sinar Mas is the in thing now!
Top Global Limited (TGL) is an up-and-coming Asian lifestyle, real estate group.
In March 2010, prominent Indonesian businesswoman Mdm Sukmawati
Widjaja, who also leads the family-owned Sinar Mas conglomerate, took
the helm at TGL after purchasing a majority stake. Under her leadership,
the Group has sold off non-core businesses, and sewn up new joint
ventures and partnerships that will launch TGL in a compelling new
direction.
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trading stocks is all common sense..
if there's more n more brokerages having trading restrictions on the stock..
do u think there will be more participants fueling a rally in the stock?
Monday continue to short YOMA..!
DYODD! GD luck
ozone2002 ( Date: 10-Feb-2012 14:16) Posted:
already made 10%... short 44.5 ..now 40.5
ozone2002 ( Date: 10-Feb-2012 09:09) Posted:
party is over..
continue shorting..
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i've loaded oil related counters n physical gold for WAR!!!!!!!!
profit from WAR!!!!!
Hulumas ( Date: 10-Feb-2012 16:29) Posted:
Yes, BIG correction is on the card. II WAR will commence within this year! I predict.
xing78 ( Date: 10-Feb-2012 16:27) Posted:
The HSI chart looks like a bear trap to me.
I believe we should be heading up to gap fill next week after today's intra-day pull-back. 
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HSI now down 1.36%
finally the camels back is broken!
ozone2002 ( Date: 10-Feb-2012 14:22) Posted:
HSI PUT WARRANT!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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arthur tay bought @ 12.5c...
u buying to contra or hold within your means?
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suggest to take profit... unable to break $11... despite countless efforts .. highest 10.97
wait for oversold then buy again
ozone2002 ( Date: 30-Jan-2012 21:18) Posted:
10.7
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-0.15
down 15c!..that's half of the dividends supposedly to be given out..
correction correction correction!
wait for oversold then buy again.. :)
ozone2002 ( Date: 19-Jan-2012 09:27) Posted:
technically overbought..
will look to take profit on this.. |
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Later become BROKE BACK!
*shudder*... haha
SGG_SGG ( Date: 10-Feb-2012 13:03) Posted:
US and Europe futures are down but Asia seems to continue it's resilience, even with the not so good trade numbers leh
this camel got iron back!
ozone2002 ( Date: 10-Feb-2012 12:39) Posted:
Hope this is the news that breaks the camel's back!
China trade falls amid weak demand, holiday
By JOE McDONALD, AP Business Writer – 8 minutes ago 
BEIJING (AP) — China's trade suffered its biggest decline since the 2008 crisis in January — a new sign of weak global demand and a slowing domestic economy.
Exports fell 0.5 percent from a year earlier to $149.9 billion, while imports were down 15 percent at $122.7 billion, customs data showed Friday. China's politically sensitive global trade surplus tripled compared with a year earlier to $27.3 billion.
Analysts expected January trade to fall due to the Lunar New Year holiday, the country's most important holiday. Chinese exporters rushed out orders in December and then shut down for two weeks or more in January.
But the import decline was sharper than expected, suggesting that even with the holiday factored in, the world's second-largest economy is slowing markedly. China is a major buyer of iron ore, oil and other commodities and industrial components, meaning any downturn could hurt suppliers such as Australia, Brazil and South Africa.
" Such a dramatically low import number reflects extremely weak domestic demand, as investment slumps and drags on economic activity," said IHS Global Insight analyst Alistair Thornton in a report.
The Lunar New Year falls at different times during January or February each year, distorting trade figures. Analysts usually group the two months together and have said they will not have a clear picture until March.
China's export growth has declined steadily as Europe's debt problems and high U.S. unemployment hurt demand for goods. But January was the first outright contraction compared with a year earlier since the 2008 crisis.
Import growth has weakened as Beijing tightened lending curbs to cool an overheated economy and export industries bought less imported raw materials and components as foreign orders weakened.
China's rapid economic growth eased to a 2 1/2-year low of 8.9 percent in the final quarter of 2011, down from 2010's 10.3 percent.
The International Monetary Fund is forecasting 8.2 percent growth this year but has warned that could be cut by nearly half if Europe, China's biggest export market, suffers a severe fall in activity due to its debt woes.
Private sector growth forecasts for 2012 are as low as 7.5 percent.
Construction curbs imposed to discourage overinvestment and cool surging housing prices have cut demand for cement, steel and other building materials. That is bad news for commodity suppliers that are counting on China to help drive global sales as demand elsewhere falters.
In December, import growth fell to 11.8 percent from November's 22.1 percent while export growth declined marginally to 13.4 percent.
China's electricity consumption, an indicator of activity, fell by 7.5 percent compared with a year earlier, the newspaper China Securities Journal reported earlier.
That was the first decline since the 2008 crisis and, before that, since 2002, according to Nomura economist Zhiwei Zhang.
" We therefore believe that this drop reflects a sharp slowdown in industrial production," Zhang said in a report. |
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u must be nimble
like roti prata..
flip to the side where there's heat to cook well :)
iPunter ( Date: 10-Feb-2012 14:46) Posted:
Last few days, many are " song song" (shiork), like this...
Today, many are " pengsan" , like this...  
   
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HSI PUT WARRANT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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already made 10%... short 44.5 ..now 40.5
ozone2002 ( Date: 10-Feb-2012 09:09) Posted:
party is over..
continue shorting..
DYODD!
ozone2002 ( Date: 09-Feb-2012 16:25) Posted:
UOBKH imposed trading restriction on YOMA
SHORT AH!
HUAT AH!
DYODD !! Gd luck! |
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YOMA - OCBC has also curb Yoma, Each client allowed $25,000 exposure beyong pay in cash
SHORT short short!!!
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these counters make pple bleed if bought at higher prices..
but if u bot low..u already got a windfall :)
either the cup is half empty or half full
teeth53 ( Date: 10-Feb-2012 14:06) Posted:
Yoma, IPC...Hai Ci Lan....
teeth53 ( Date: 10-Feb-2012 14:04) Posted:
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Hope this is the news that breaks the camel's back!
China trade falls amid weak demand, holiday
By JOE McDONALD, AP Business Writer – 8 minutes ago 
BEIJING (AP) — China's trade suffered its biggest decline since the 2008 crisis in January — a new sign of weak global demand and a slowing domestic economy.
Exports fell 0.5 percent from a year earlier to $149.9 billion, while imports were down 15 percent at $122.7 billion, customs data showed Friday. China's politically sensitive global trade surplus tripled compared with a year earlier to $27.3 billion.
Analysts expected January trade to fall due to the Lunar New Year holiday, the country's most important holiday. Chinese exporters rushed out orders in December and then shut down for two weeks or more in January.
But the import decline was sharper than expected, suggesting that even with the holiday factored in, the world's second-largest economy is slowing markedly. China is a major buyer of iron ore, oil and other commodities and industrial components, meaning any downturn could hurt suppliers such as Australia, Brazil and South Africa.
" Such a dramatically low import number reflects extremely weak domestic demand, as investment slumps and drags on economic activity," said IHS Global Insight analyst Alistair Thornton in a report.
The Lunar New Year falls at different times during January or February each year, distorting trade figures. Analysts usually group the two months together and have said they will not have a clear picture until March.
China's export growth has declined steadily as Europe's debt problems and high U.S. unemployment hurt demand for goods. But January was the first outright contraction compared with a year earlier since the 2008 crisis.
Import growth has weakened as Beijing tightened lending curbs to cool an overheated economy and export industries bought less imported raw materials and components as foreign orders weakened.
China's rapid economic growth eased to a 2 1/2-year low of 8.9 percent in the final quarter of 2011, down from 2010's 10.3 percent.
The International Monetary Fund is forecasting 8.2 percent growth this year but has warned that could be cut by nearly half if Europe, China's biggest export market, suffers a severe fall in activity due to its debt woes.
Private sector growth forecasts for 2012 are as low as 7.5 percent.
Construction curbs imposed to discourage overinvestment and cool surging housing prices have cut demand for cement, steel and other building materials. That is bad news for commodity suppliers that are counting on China to help drive global sales as demand elsewhere falters.
In December, import growth fell to 11.8 percent from November's 22.1 percent while export growth declined marginally to 13.4 percent.
China's electricity consumption, an indicator of activity, fell by 7.5 percent compared with a year earlier, the newspaper China Securities Journal reported earlier.
That was the first decline since the 2008 crisis and, before that, since 2002, according to Nomura economist Zhiwei Zhang.
" We therefore believe that this drop reflects a sharp slowdown in industrial production," Zhang said in a report.
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Q 17c to buy..
 
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i doubt he will let it go to this level.. now that the whole world knows OHL is in it..
louis001 ( Date: 10-Feb-2012 11:37) Posted:
if you know the average price of Oei Hong Leong purchases,
that price is a very good support.... |
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20c support..
ozone2002 ( Date: 09-Feb-2012 16:53) Posted:
IPC Corp (IPC SP, $0.23)
Key levels
Resistance 2: $0.30
Resistance 1: $0.245
Support 1: $0.20
Support 2: $0.17
Volatility exploded, causing prices to soar on high volume. The sharp rally is prone to a retracement as technical indicators are extremely overbought. A pullback towards the $0.20 area is healthy before another price increase. |
 
 
Tycoon with the Midas touch – The share price of Singapore property developer IPC Corp has almost doubled from $0.122 two days ago   This came after property tycoon Oei Hong Leong raised his stake in the company from 19.7% to 23.4%, leading to speculation of a possible takeover. Formerly an IT company, IPC recently invested in a business hotel in Japan at a cost of S$15.3m. At the current share price, the stock still trades at about 16% discount to its book value.
Each time the tycoon buys into a company, a group of people will follow suit, seemingly thinking that Mr Oei has an uncanny ability to drive shares higher. Well, there have been many such instances, if history is anything to go by. It happened when Mr Oei bought shares in companies such as Natsteel, Tung Lok, Super Group and the former Bil International (now GuocoLeisure). A more recent example was the subscription for shares in United Envirotech. Admittedly, the 20% or so increase in the share price was a comparatively milder response to that of IPC Corp. Incidentally, we note that Mr Oei’s other holdings also include a 3.5% stake in Raffles Education Corp. Could his " Midas touch" also have anything to do with the recent run-up in the share price of this counter?
Selected stocks in which Mr Oei has an interest Last price |
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IPC Corp |
0.230 |
121.6 |
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0.9 |
2.5 |
na |
119.0 |
84.0 |
53.3 |
Raffles Education |
0.505 |
441.5 |
22.7 |
22.7 |
0.8 |
7.5 |
3.2 |
14.8 |
-1.0 |
-44.8 |
United Envirotech |
0.370 |
176.4 |
12.5 |
9.6 |
1.1 |
12.6 |
0.8 |
4.2 |
15.6 |
-18.7 |
GuocoLeisure |
0.665 |
909.8 |
na |
na |
0.7 |
7.8 |
na |
10.8 |
3.1 |
-7.6 |
Super Group |
1.535 |
856.1 |
16.9 |
14.2 |
2.5 |
19.2 |
3.5 |
2.3 |
12.5 |
4.4 |
Tung Lok Restaurants |
0.195 |
27.3 |
na |
na |
3.2 |
52.1 |
na |
-2.5 |
2.6 |
-11.4 |
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