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10-Nov-2010 12:40

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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lUcky tIme

tO RE-thInk spIcy GENTING

lUcky chance

tO RE-lOve spIcy GENTING

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10-Nov-2010 12:36

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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lUcky dIp

fOr thOse whO have

lOts Of gOOd KARMA

recently

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10-Nov-2010 12:34

Genting HK USD / Genting HK US$

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lUcky dIp

fOr thOse whO have

lOts Of gOOd KARMA

recently

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10-Nov-2010 12:31

Genting HK USD / Genting HK US$

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Price	Trades	Volume	Sold to Buyer	Mid	Bought from Seller
0.490	9	105,000	105,000	0	0
0.495	150	23,928,000	19,784,000	0	4,144,000
0.496	1	40,000	0	40,000	0
0.500	306	48,115,000	26,834,000	0	21,281,000
0.505	154	14,678,000	7,820,000	0	6,858,000
0.510	46	8,260,000	5,881,000	0	2,379,000
0.511	1	100,000	0	100,000	0
0.515	64	8,278,000	4,650,000	0	3,628,000
0.520	24	3,884,000	0	0	3,884,000
TOTAL	755	107,388,000	65,074,000	140,000	42,174,000

Market rates

USD0.500 as gOOd bUy In thIs

lUcky dIp

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10-Nov-2010 12:26

Genting HK USD / Genting HK US$

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Inherent characterIstIc Of a very small market.

where retaIlers dO nOt get tO sEE

Level 1 market depth

InvestOrs whO cannOt stOmach thIs

mUst stay OUt Of SGX market

It Is nOt a level playIng fIeld when the Level 1 market depth Is nOt Open tO retaIlers

retaIlers have nO chOIce

epliew ( Date: 10-Nov-2010 12:16) Posted:

11:48:39	0.500	1,119	B
11:48:17	0.500	30	B
11:46:54	0.500	20	B
11:45:13	0.500	20	B
11:44:08	0.500	2	B
11:42:31	0.500	15	B
11:42:19	0.500	20	S
11:42:17	0.500	1,119	S

confused buyer ? buy and sell at the same volume ?

crystal1818 ( Date: 10-Nov-2010 12:13) Posted:

I really hope good weather will return this afternoon as I vested at 0.50.

Hope it won't disappoint me.

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10-Nov-2010 12:17

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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GENTING SP is EXTREMELY SPICY

her SPICY HOBBY Is

pOle dancIng

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10-Nov-2010 12:10

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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marubozu1688 ( Date: 10-Nov-2010 11:29) Posted:

Genting Singapore Fibonacci Retracement Support: $2.15
Genting Singapore Fibonacci Retracement Resistance: $2.559

Chart at: http://mystocksinvesting.com/singapore-stocks/genting-singapore/genting-singapore-support-and-resistance/

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10-Nov-2010 12:07

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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SAME sItUatIOn lIke 30 SEPTEMBER 2010

That FULL DRESS PARADE 3Q WINDOW DRESSING DAY

tUrned OUt tO be

STRIPTEASE DAY

FULL DRESS PARADE

was shIfted tO

01 10 2010

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10-Nov-2010 12:03

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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BAD WEATHER thIs mOrnIng Is OVER

wIll GOOD WEATHER retUrn thIs afternOOn

Stock Previous Last $Chng %Chng Day Hi Day Lo

STRAITS TIME IDX 3313.61 3292.39 -21.220 -0.6 3310.49 3288.23

MSCI SG FREE IDX 368.40 0.00 0.000 0.0 0.00 0.00

HANG SENG INDEX 24710.60 24513.90 -196.700 -0.8 24692.54 24433.23

MSCI HK IDX 11840.53 0.00 0.000 0.0 0.00 0.00

FTSE BURSA KLCI 1526.53 1525.91 -0.620 0.0 1531.99 1525.11

PSEi 4266.45 4173.94 -92.510 -2.2 4275.31 4172.23

IDX COMPOSITE -- -- -- -- -- --

THAILAND SET 1047.55 1051.41 +3.860 +0.4 1053.31 1047.49

ALL ORDINARIES 4820.836 4795.900 -24.936 -0.5 4831.400 4795.200

DJ INDU AVERAGE 11406.84 11346.75 -60.090 -0.5 11421.14 11303.19

KOSPI 1947.46 1951.48 +4.020 +0.2 1959.38 1945.28

NASDAQ COMPOSITE 2580.05 2562.98 -17.070 -0.7 2592.94 2552.93

NASDAQ 100 2188.94 2176.88 -12.060 -0.5 2200.16 2166.96

NIKKEI 225 INDEX 9694.49 9782.18 +87.690 +0.9 9842.90 9747.03

S&P 500 INDEX 1223.25 1213.40 -9.850 -0.8 1226.71 1209.26

XETRA DAX PF 6787.81 0.00 0.000 0.0 0.00 0.00

SSE COMPOSITE 3135.00000 3100.04210 -34.958 -1.1 3124.25590 3093.87750

FTSE 100 INDEX 5849.96 5875.19 +25.230 +0.4 5902.11 5847.43

SZSE COMP IDX 1380.589 1383.693 +3.104 +0.2 1389.673 1373.706

Greenbean ( Date: 10-Nov-2010 10:33) Posted:

Sifu, Any change of wind direction? Please early warning. Thanks.

pharoah88 ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 17:24) Posted:

Wednesday: 10 11 2010 CLOSING

S$2.38

Thursday: 11 11 2010 CLOSING

S$2.48

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10-Nov-2010 11:59

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Stock	Previous	Last	$Chng	%Chng	Day Hi	Day Lo
STRAITS TIME IDX	3313.61	3292.39	-21.220	-0.6	3310.49	3288.23
MSCI SG FREE IDX	368.40	0.00	0.000	0.0	0.00	0.00
HANG SENG INDEX	24710.60	24513.90	-196.700	-0.8	24692.54	24433.23
MSCI HK IDX	11840.53	0.00	0.000	0.0	0.00	0.00
FTSE BURSA KLCI	1526.53	1525.91	-0.620	0.0	1531.99	1525.11
PSEi	4266.45	4173.94	-92.510	-2.2	4275.31	4172.23
IDX COMPOSITE	--	--	--	--	--	--
THAILAND SET	1047.55	1051.41	+3.860	+0.4	1053.31	1047.49
ALL ORDINARIES	4820.836	4795.900	-24.936	-0.5	4831.400	4795.200
DJ INDU AVERAGE	11406.84	11346.75	-60.090	-0.5	11421.14	11303.19
KOSPI	1947.46	1951.48	+4.020	+0.2	1959.38	1945.28
NASDAQ COMPOSITE	2580.05	2562.98	-17.070	-0.7	2592.94	2552.93
NASDAQ 100	2188.94	2176.88	-12.060	-0.5	2200.16	2166.96
NIKKEI 225 INDEX	9694.49	9782.18	+87.690	+0.9	9842.90	9747.03
S&P 500 INDEX	1223.25	1213.40	-9.850	-0.8	1226.71	1209.26
XETRA DAX PF	6787.81	0.00	0.000	0.0	0.00	0.00
SSE COMPOSITE	3135.00000	3100.04210	-34.958	-1.1	3124.25590	3093.87750
FTSE 100 INDEX	5849.96	5875.19	+25.230	+0.4	5902.11	5847.43
SZSE COMP IDX	1380.589	1383.693	+3.104	+0.2	1389.673	1373.706

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10-Nov-2010 11:55

Genting HK USD / Genting HK US$

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BAD WEATHER thIs mOrnIng Is Over

wIll gOOd WEATHER retUrn thIs afternOOn

spicy88 ( Date: 10-Nov-2010 06:22) Posted:

Pharoah88, wow I am speechless.....the game has started! Btw, which platform do you use to extract the momentum & money flow charts if you dun mind sharing?

epliew ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 19:05) Posted:

wow !

0.515. perfect start for the cheong..... when genting sp cheong this time, genting hk is going to cheong more !

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10-Nov-2010 11:49

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I posted this LINK prevIOUsly.

http://online.wsj.com/quotes/stock_charting.html?symbol=S21&type=sgses&osymb=SG-jCS21&symb=SG-jCS21&x=47&y=9

spicy88 ( Date: 10-Nov-2010 06:22) Posted:

Pharoah88, wow I am speechless.....the game has started! Btw, which platform do you use to extract the momentum & money flow charts if you dun mind sharing?

epliew ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 19:05) Posted:

wow !

0.515. perfect start for the cheong..... when genting sp cheong this time, genting hk is going to cheong more !

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10-Nov-2010 11:36

User Research/Opinions / ~TALENT mIs~develOpment=*WEALTH mIs*dIstrIbUtIOn

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Break the silence on the last taboo — Salaries

Matthew Lynn

We are no longer embarrassed when talking about sex. Death, disease and depression are discussed openly.Uswitch.com found that 37 per cent of people were happy to tell family and friends what they earned, 20 per cent would discuss their bonuses and 23 per cent their debts. But, of course, that still means 63 per cent of people are not happy to discuss their finances.Glassdoor.com found that 17 per cent of people would not discuss their earnings with anyone at all. But of the 83 per cent that would, most would share that information with their spouse or partner.

A BETTER DEAL

One, everyone would benefit.

We cannot really be sure if we are paid fairly unless we know what our colleagues are getting.

Our [UNethical ?] bosses [& UNethical H R ?] can easily hoodwink us because we do not have enough information.

If we all knew what everyone else was getting paid, we would find it easier to seal a better deal. In the short term, we might suffer some embarrassment if it turned out we’d negotiated only a fraction of what everyone else in the office was getting. In the medium term, we would come out ahead.

Two, since we have no idea what everyone else is earning, we tend to feel insecure about what we are making. We look around us and assume that others are earning much more. The chances are that we get a salary somewhere in the middle.

If we were more open, we would probably be pleasantly surprised and realise we are doing okay.

Our self-esteem would improve.

Three, it will make us more financially responsible. One of the big problems around the world right now is consumer debt. That is partly because we are so secretive about our finances.

We show off by spending lots of money. If it was normal to tell everyone how big your mortgage was, or how we had purchased that new car entirely on credit, we might feel a bit uneasy. We would compete on financial responsibility, as well as just consumption — and feel less tempted to run up unaffordable debts.

True, what we earn is personal information. It reveals much about us and our place in the world. But society is undoubtedly a better place for having swept away Victorian taboos on discussing sex, death, health and emotions.

We should do the same for money as well.

How much do I earn?

I will tell you — but only if you tell me yours first.

BLOOMBERG

The writer is a Bloomberg News columnist and the author of Bust, a forthcoming book on the Greek debt crisis. The opinions expressed are his own.

And there is not a single bodily function that a comedian cannot make a joke about on television.

But one taboo still remains.

Most people are still reluctant to discuss what they earn, or how much money they have.

We know precisely how much most chief executive officers earn. But our co-workers?

Our neighbours? Most of us have no idea what they make, how much they owe on their house, or what kind of savings they have.

In reality, we would all be better off if we revealed our finances. We would get a fairer deal, feel more secure and be less likely to run up crazy debts.

If we are comfortable talking about sex or death with everyone, we should be able to talk about money.

Regulations force senior managers to make their earnings public. We know that Lloyds Banking Group CEO Antonio Horta-Osorio will get an annual salary of £1.035 million ($2.14 million), as well as a bonus, because the bank said so in a statement when he was appointed last week.

We know that Willie Walsh, the CEO of British Airways, just received a pay increase of £90,000 because the airline revealed that as part of the process of receiving shareholder approval for its merger with Iberia Lineas Aereas de Espana SA.

With a quick search, we can get the same details for just about any corporate executive.

Increasingly, we know top public-sector salaries as well.

Earlier this year, the United Kingdom published those of the highest-earning executives at government agencies. So we know that David Higgins, the man in charge of delivering the London 2012 Olympics, is being paid £394,999 a year.

Scandinavia countries are not shy about it, either. In Norway, details of everyone’s earnings are published online by the tax authorities. But almost everywhere else, salaries are still cloaked in secrecy.

A survey of 1,392 British adults published last we e k by the we b s i t e

A US survey found that Americans were also reticent. A poll by Harris Interactive of 2,257 adults for the website

A third would discuss their earnings with their best friend, only 15 per cent with a colleague at a similar level and just 5 per cent with an acquaintance.

There is still huge resistance to revealing your financial situation to the world. The majority of us just would not do it.

But we should all be completely open about what kind of money we make.

Here is why.

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10-Nov-2010 11:10

Others / TRADE FREELY & LiVE LONGER

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Daughter Paris insists Michael Jackson was just a normal father to them

He made the best French toast in the world

Daughter Paris insists Michael Jackson was just a normal father

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10-Nov-2010 10:51

User Research/Opinions / ******** GENTING ******* BERHAD ********

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CIMB Regional Gaming Markets

Malaysia Gaming Specialist : Ms MAY

Saturday: 06 11 2010

DBS Auditorium

- Project Broke dOwn [nO SLIDES]

- Tea Break Food and Drinks undercatered

GENTING BERHAD TP RM14.30

GENTING SINGAPORE TP S$2.45

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10-Nov-2010 10:46

User Research/Opinions / ******** GENTING ******* BERHAD ********

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Genting:

¨ United we stand.

¨ Fair value is raised to RM12.75 (from RM11.90).

Maintain Outperform.

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10-Nov-2010 10:43

User Research/Opinions / ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ GENTING MALAYSIA ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ [MYR]

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Genting Malaysia:

¨ Time to relook at the laggard.

¨ Fair value is raised to RM4.50 (from RM3.95).

¨ We upgrade our recommendation to Outperform (from market perform).

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10-Nov-2010 09:08

User Research/Opinions / #### POLLUTION #### & 3RD WORLD STANDARD ##

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?NFORMAT?ON POLLUTION ? ? ? ?

A greater role in shaping public discourse

Eugene K B Tan

Never mind that there is no such thing as a truly independent newspaper in the world. Singaporeans demand a lot of our newspapers even if we gripe about their editorial slant and fuss over the dominant ownership.

Yet, our newspapers have to be responsive and responsible to their stakeholders, with readers being first among equals.

The abiding fear of irrelevance means our newspapers have to constantly innovate while keeping faith with the fundamental ethos of quality journalism.

Newspapers continue to play a pivotal role in our society. This is notwithstanding the onslaught of new media platforms where “citizen journalism” is celebrated.

As our society matures, the public sphere and public reason acquire greater importance in a deliberative, consultative polity. Besides the formal or institutional process of deliberation that takes place in our legislature, the courts and the government, there is the equally important informal process of deliberation that is mediated by newspapers which provide reliable information and mould public opinion.

Dialogue, difference, debate, persuasion and learning in the public sphere are central to political decision-making. Governments cannot ignore the weight of citizens’ well-informed opinions and reasoned arguments that newspapers must reflect with accuracy and nuance.Today must continue to generate perceptual shifts in local journalism. In the next decade, Today must strive to surpass Singaporeans’ demand for substance and rigour in reporting.Today must fill that niche in our ever-diverse society.

A newspaper that is unabashedly uncritical or unreasonably critical will lose readers, respect and purpose. That bottomline has not changed even if newspapers are run as for-profit entities. Our society will be impoverished if our newspapers forfeit their role in public discourse and reason.oday must continue to contribute, without fear or favour, to the rigorous formation of public opinion. It is when this public opinion commands resonance and respect in the public sphere that Today will find its existence secure and sustainable.

The writer is assistant professor of law at the Singapore Management University School of Law, and a regular contributor to Today.

A society without quality newspapers loses a vital tool in providing reliable information, the moulding of public opinion, and developing social solidarity and consensus.

To remain relevant and influential,

Even then, a better educated readership is inclined towards and receptive of competing ideas, informed and robust interpretations and pertinent analysis.

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10-Nov-2010 08:32

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Make this my home page

Seven youths assaulted in Bt Panjang gang fight

Seven youths assaulted in Bukit Panjang gang fight

Group of attackers yelled gang slogans

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10-Nov-2010 08:26

User Research/Opinions / MAY BANK initiates GROWTH ERA tOday

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Bernanke Lied

By Adam Sharp | Tuesday, November 9th, 2010

On June 3, 2009, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke made this statement before Congress under oath: "The Federal Reserve will not monetize the debt."

Oops.

If any doubt remained that the Fed will do just that, Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher squelched it last Friday when he bluntly stated in a speech, "For the next eight months, the nation’s central bank will be monetizing the federal debt."

That's gotta sting.

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