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30-Jan-2012 11:16

UniFiber System / unifiber

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gd move..at least switch to a " rubbish" counter with better prospects :)

perfectstorm ( Date: 30-Jan-2012 11:03) Posted:

Hi, I just did a share swap using my other rubbish counters to unifiber, no harm as switching from rubbish to another rubbish and dreaming to find gems inside the rubbish.. hahaha

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30-Jan-2012 10:20

Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

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never fall much..seems like the bulls are strong..

HANG SENG INDEX

(HKSE: ^HSI )

Index Value:	20,422.34
Trade Time:	10:03
Change:	79.33 (0.39%)

Prev Close:	20,501.67
Open:	20,518.00
Day's Range:	20,363.47 - 20,518.00
52wk Range:	16,170.30 - 24,468.60

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30-Jan-2012 10:01

UniFiber System / unifiber

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getting too crowded in trade...

will wait for the exuberence to subside b4 entering..

anyway haven't confirmed yet.. talk is cheap :) so wait la..

DYODD gd luck!

ozone2002 ( Date: 28-Jan-2012 11:42) Posted:

don't take my word for it..

here's some history i dug up on Wilmar (fka Ezyhealth)

Wilmar's RTO of Ezyhealth valued Ezyhealth shares at $0.06/share (pre-consolidation), or S$16M for original 262M Ezyhealth outstanding shares.

consolidated 10 to 1 later on..

the rest is history..check wilmar share price now approx $6 that's almost 10 bagger if u consider the post consolidation.. :)

hope this helps..DYODD!!

ozone2002 ( Date: 27-Jan-2012 17:20) Posted:

Reference with Wilmar :)

same story..

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29-Jan-2012 19:31

GLD USD / Gold going up this year?

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Gold Is The Hottest Currency In The World

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The price of gold is r oaring back from its latest temporary correction, sending the bears into full withdrawal. If you sold your gold in December as it fell to $1525 an ounce, you’re probably feeling foolish at the incredible $210 rise to $1735– a 15% move in no time at all.

Gold, you see, is not a commodity like oil and copper and wheat. It is rather an alternative currency– one that finds buyers when paper currencies like the Euro are being hugely increased in supply by the ECB to forestall a sovereign cum bank crisis in Europe. There’s $650 billion in European bank and sovereign debt coming die before March 31, 2012 which can be sopped up by the $650 billion gift from ECB to the banks at the bargain rate of 1%. And more available from the European central bank– Europe’s very own Quantitative Easing program.

As the supply of gold cannot keep up with paper money(supply increases very little despite exploration), and it can be bought without loss of any real interest income, it seems clear t hat the gold bull market is alive and well. Central banks obviously are of the mind that gold’s rise will make up for t he decline in paper money and the lack of income on central bank liquid investments.

Then, too, the speculators already dumped 42% of their long positions between August and December, 2011 according to the High-Tech Strategist, a January 5, 2012 market letter by Fred Hickey that I strongly recommend. Hedge funds sold to meet redemptions. Hot money ran at warnings by technicians.

The truth is that the drop to $1525 in December triggered the renewed buying by the Chinese, who are the new incremental buyers in the world. The Chinese prefer to buy on weakness and not compete with the central banks of Russia, Korea, Thailand,Singapore and are buying to hold.

Zhang Jianhua, the research bureau director of the People’s Bank of China, was quoted in the POBC internal newspaper as insisting that “The Chinese government needs to further optimize China’s foreign exchange asset portfolioi and seek relatively low entry points to buy gold assets.”

Gold, apparently, is the Chinese priority for a “safe haven” when slow economic growth leads to widespread monetary easing and fears of ultimate inflation. Gold more than stocks or bonds or real estate, is obviously seen as the preferred way to store wealth. In that sense the Chinese are way ahead of the US and Europe.

After all its moves in 2011 gold was still up about 11%– more than stocks any place, and only beaten by 10 year US treasuries. Treasuries at 2% aren’t viewed as a reserve currency. Gold is the hottest currency in the world. Just ask the Chinese.

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29-Jan-2012 12:07

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analysis from Kevin Scully..

What to do with your Jaya shares ?

If there is a takeover - we should wait for the advice of the indepenent financial adviser on the merits of the takeover offer. Meanwhile, we should evaluate Jaya on its own fundamentals. I still like Jaya because it's undervalued. Its NAV per share in Q1-2012 was US$0.593 or about S$0.74 if we use S$1.26=US$1 exchange rate.

Jaya's current fleet in my opinion has a hidden value of US$100mn against their market value.

This would add another S$0.16 to its reported NAV, bringing its NAV to S$0.90. Earnings are likely to be disappointing but charter income should come in around S$25-30mn, then you can add another S$10-20mn from vessel sales.

You then have a range of net profit of about S$30-50mn giving you an EPS of between S$3.9 cents to S$6.5 cents or a PER of 9-16 times which is probably fairly valued on earnings basis.

Given Jaya's strong balance sheet and NAV support, the shares are still undervalued at these levels even if the takeover offer doesn't materialise but investors need a recovery in the OSV charter rates for the share price to rerate fundamentally close to the S$0.90 level.

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28-Jan-2012 19:08

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Here is what hyper-inflation in Germany looked like after WWI. It’s stunning how quickly the currency lost value. Those who owned gold were saved while all others fell into poverty. Are you prepared for the same thing to happen in the U.S.?

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28-Jan-2012 12:47

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Major Buy Signal For Gold And Why Stock Markets Are Ignoring Predictions Of Economic Collapse

January 26, 2012

Predictions that the global economic system will collapse have been coming at an accelerated pace lately. Usually, many of the most extreme scenarios are from sources more interested in gaining publicity rather than offering a balanced analysis.

What's unusual is that lately, many of these apocalyptic predictions are coming from some of the most normally sedate institutions in the world such as the IMF and the World Bank.

Central bankers and the heads of world financial organizations usually speak in oblique and obfuscated terms designed to convey confidence. Either the financial powers are writing a new book of rules or we are all headed for some unimaginably horrific scenario of financial and social chaos.

Here's a small sample of the latest warnings from the sedate and not so sedate.

IMF Chief Warns Europe Must Fuel Growth

BERLIN—The head of the International Monetary Fund warned that in addition to cutting yawning budget deficits Europe needs to do more to promote growth and stop the crisis from spreading to the world economy.

" It is about avoiding a 1930s moment, in which inaction, insularity, and rigid ideology combine to cause a collapse in global demand," IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said before the German Council on Foreign Relations. " A moment, ultimately, leading to a downward spiral that could engulf the entire world," she said.

World Bank Projects Global Slowdown

“Developing countries need to evaluate their vulnerabilities and prepare for further shocks, while there is still time,” said Justin Yifu Lin, the World Bank’s Chief Economist and Senior Vice President for Development Economics.

Developing countries have less fiscal and monetary space for remedial measures than they did in 2008/09. As a result, their ability to respond may be constrained if international finance dries up and global conditions deteriorate sharply.

“An escalation of the crisis would spare no-one. Developed- and developing-country growth rates could fall by as much or more than in 2008/09” said Andrew Burns, Manager of Global Macroeconomics and lead author of the report. “The importance of contingency planning cannot be stressed enough.”

Feliz Zulauf Sees More Trouble Ahead

Felix Zulauf: Yes, I believe the peripheral nations have entered recession territory, and I believe it will get worse.

So, the situation in Europe will get worse before it gets better. Moreover, the ECB, which has its roots in the German Bundesbank, will see to it that the ECB does not become the lender of last resort until they are absolutely forced into it by the market. For investors, this is very important to understand. The new leader Mr. Draghi may leave Trichet’s conservative path, however, as since he is in power he has talked one way and acted in another way. This is delicate as the credibility of the ECB could be lost quickly.

Euro Breakup Would Cause Global Meltdown

In his speech at Davos, Soros will say it is “now more likely than now” that Greece will formally default in 2012, Newsweek said. Soros nevertheless thinks the euro will survive, according to Newsweek.

The world is facing a period of “evil,” Soros said, adding that he foresees Europe descending into chaos and conflict, while rioting in the streets of the U.S. will lead to a curtailment of civil liberties and the global economic system possibly collapsing altogether, Newsweek reported.

All of the risks to global prosperity mentioned above have been well known by investors for months now. The day the IMF Chief warned of a global depression worse than the 1930's, the Dow Jones yawned and drop by 10 points.

Is there a major disconnect from reality by U.S. investors or has the worst already been discounted after the steep stock market sell off last August? Ever since an inside out day on October 3 of last year, the Dow Jones has powered higher, ignoring all the bad news and warnings of Armageddon. Exactly what is going on?

Dow Jones - courtesy yahoo.com

The answer is positive for both stocks and gold. The " collective wisdom" of the markets saw a resolution to the imminent threat of the European debt crisis last fall, and that resolution is known as quantitative easing. As previously noted in this blog last December, Every Solution To the Euro Crisis Involve Printing Money, which is exactly what happened. Both the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Federal Reserve stand ready to print whatever quantity of money is required to paper over the European and U.S. debt crisis.

The massive first phase of the ECB's Long Term Refinancing Operation advanced about $780 billion to Europe's insolvent banking system, buying time and postponing the day of reckoning. The ECB will hold a similar operation in February.

Long term this does little to solve Europe's fundamental problems, but is short term bullish for stocks and extremely long term bullish for gold and silver.

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28-Jan-2012 11:42

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ozone2002 ( Date: 27-Jan-2012 17:20) Posted:

Reference with Wilmar :)

same story...

medivh ( Date: 27-Jan-2012 16:46) Posted:

Wats ur price range

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28-Jan-2012 00:25

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Stocks slump after unimpressive U.S. growth

By Hibah Yousuf @CNNMoneyMarkets January 27, 2012: 10:38 AM ET

Click the chart for more stock market data.

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- U.S. stocks retreated early Friday as jittery investors digested a weaker-than-expected economic growth report and as Europe's debt crisis still looms in the background.

The Dow Jones industrial average (INDU) dropped 55 points, or 0.4%, the S& P 500 (SPX) slipped 2 points. or 0.2%. The Nasdaq (COMP) flipped between small gains and losses.

The decline came as investors reacted to the government's first reading on fourth-quarter gross domestic product. The United States economy picked up speed at the end of 2011, growing at an annual rate of 2.8%, as consumers increased their spending. But the data fell short of the 3.2% forecast, based on a consensus of economists surveyed by Briefing.com.

While the worse-than-expected figure is disheartening, " the real disappointment is in the details" of the report, said Mark Chandler, global head of currency at Brown Brother Harriman. While inventories rose during the quarter, accounting for a large part of the growth, consumption growth, a measure of demand, was weak.

Investors had been hoping for news that would back up growing optimism about the nation's economic recovery. Instead, the news seems to jive with the Federal Reserve's lower outlook for the economy.

medivh ( Date: 27-Jan-2012 17:35) Posted:

LOL , you are right man..

The thing is last time i used to luv Put warrants..

I will look into that when the volume increases tremendously. (," )

For now many still cautious and dowan to buy so you should know what I mean.. lol (" ,)

ozone2002 ( Date: 27-Jan-2012 17:19) Posted:

very stubborn..

the higher they are ..the BIGGA da FALL! :

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27-Jan-2012 17:20

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Reference with Wilmar :)

same story...

medivh ( Date: 27-Jan-2012 16:46) Posted:

Wats ur price range ?

ozone2002 ( Date: 27-Jan-2012 16:42) Posted:

this is a no brainer... Large conglomerate using unifibre as a back door listing..

look at the value of the takeover..it's billion $..

don't think unifibre will be 3-4c in the near future..

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27-Jan-2012 17:19

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very stubborn..

the higher they are ..the BIGGA da FALL! :)

New123 ( Date: 27-Jan-2012 17:06) Posted:

mkt hasn't bn corrected. Mon may see that happen..I don't think is healthy for the index to keep on going up ...

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27-Jan-2012 16:42

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this is a no brainer... Large conglomerate using unifibre as a back door listing..

look at the value of the takeover..it's billion $..

don't think unifibre will be 3-4c in the near future..

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27-Jan-2012 11:36

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down town to Chinatown!!

HANG SENG INDEX

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ozone2002 ( Date: 27-Jan-2012 09:14) Posted:

Still advocating shorts...

markets are overbought..

would recommend HSI Puts..

gd luck ! DYODD..

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27-Jan-2012 09:15

Jaya / Jaya Holding

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only one way to solve this..

PAY UP!!! :)

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27-Jan-2012 09:14

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Still advocating shorts...

markets are overbought..

would recommend HSI Puts..

gd luck ! DYODD..

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26-Jan-2012 14:34

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wah.. got treat ? :)

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