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pharoah88 ( Date: 07-Oct-2010 17:44) Posted:
******** InceptIOn ********
thIs gaInt bUyER sUrely has TARGET Of
USD0.600 ~ USD0.680
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pharoah88 ( Date: 07-Oct-2010 17:44) Posted:
******** InceptIOn ********
thIs gaInt bUyER sUrely has TARGET Of
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bladez87 ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 13:35) Posted:
1st time i see this
genting hk| 12:22:13 | 0.495 | 151,000 | Buy Up | | 12:22:11 | 0.495 | 10,000,000 | Buy Up |
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pharoah88 ( Date: 07-Oct-2010 17:44) Posted:
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thIs gaInt bUyER sUrely has TARGET Of
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epliew ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 13:41) Posted:
what is your target price ?
pharoah88 ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 12:38) Posted:
Tuesday: 09 11 2010 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 09 11 2010 end_of_the_skype_highlighting CLOSING
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pharoah88 ( Date: 03-Nov-2010 19:41) Posted:
CELESTIAL MATHEMATICS
SINGAPORE ECONOMY's MAGIC INFLATED PRICE MODEL
2007 JULY 19 USD0.605 x 1 = USD0.605
2008 JULY 19 USD0.605 x 2 = USD1.210
2009 JULY 19 USD0.605 x 4 = USD2.420
2010 JULY 19 USD0.605 x 8 = USD4.840
2010 DEC 31 USD0.605 x 10 = USD6.050
2011 JULY 19 USD0.605 x 16 = USD9.680
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Tuesday: 09 11 2010 mId-nOOn
GAP UP after lUnch
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Ccy |
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%Chng |
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Buy |
Sell |
Sell Vol |
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Ind |
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COC BB |
COC LD |
COC BS |
| TopGlobal |
519 |
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SGD |
0.015 |
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0.0 |
524,593,000 |
47,028,000 |
0.015 |
0.015 |
779,000 |
0.015 |
0.015 |
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C,M |
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SGX |
519 |
TPGB.SI |
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| e Genting HK US$ |
S21 |
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USD |
0.500 |
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+6.4 |
135,753,000 |
70,000 |
0.530 |
0.485 |
20,000 |
0.460 |
0.470 |
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G13 |
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SGD |
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83,505,000 |
22,000 |
2.660 |
2.320 |
171,000 |
2.340 |
2.340 |
2.350 |
2.310 |
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E5H |
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SGD |
0.770 |
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70,391,000 |
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pharoah88 ( Date: 08-Nov-2010 18:02) Posted:
Monday: 08 11 2010 CLOSING
tOmOrrOw wIll never be the SAME
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232,073,000 |
566,771,000 |
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201,214,000 |
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C,M |
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SGX |
519 |
TPGB.SI |
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E5H |
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SGD |
0.780 |
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184,341,000 |
629,000 |
0.775 |
0.780 |
3,944,000 |
0.715 |
0.700 |
0.780 |
0.710 |
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G13 |
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SGD |
2.340 |
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+3.1 |
155,083,000 |
3,065,000 |
2.330 |
2.340 |
1,163,000 |
2.280 |
2.270 |
2.340 |
2.280 |
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G13 |
GENS.SI |
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S21 |
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USD |
0.470 |
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+0.010 |
+2.2 |
102,005,000 |
6,881,000 |
0.465 |
0.470 |
2,558,000 |
0.460 |
0.460 |
0.475 |
0.460 |
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S21 |
GENH.SI |
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-- |
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N21 |
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SGD |
2.130 |
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+4.9 |
88,573,000 |
132,000 |
2.130 |
2.140 |
622,000 |
2.070 |
2.030 |
2.150 |
2.060 |
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N21 |
NOBG.SI |
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-- |
-- |
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5IM |
i |
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SGD |
0.325 |
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+0.015 |
+4.8 |
65,955,000 |
5,495,000 |
0.320 |
0.325 |
1,120,000 |
0.315 |
0.310 |
0.330 |
0.315 |
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A50 |
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SGD |
0.140 |
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0.0 |
63,240,000 |
461,000 |
0.140 |
0.145 |
14,904,000 |
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0.140 |
0.150 |
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P30 |
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SGD |
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59,303,000 |
25,562,000 |
0.055 |
0.060 |
36,422,000 |
0.060 |
0.060 |
0.065 |
0.055 |
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AMERICA's JAPANIFICATION
[SINGAPORE FINANCIAL'S JAPANIFICATION ? ? ? ?]
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Thirteen years ago, South Korea was at the centre of chaos that was going global in a hurry. Investors who ignored troubles in Thailand and Indonesia had no choice but to confront reality once the then-11th biggest economy in the world crashed.
South Korea had stocks in the United States reeling and the Federal Reserve worried.
Korea in the late 1990s was like Spain today and Thailand was like present-day Greece — a canary in the financial coal mine.
We feared its woes would be shared by more vital places. Today, we worry Spain, the No 9 economy, will be the South Korea-like domino that causes a chain reaction.
The G-20, along with discussing China’s currency, will focus on Japan.
Namely, keeping the United States and euro zone economies from experiencing their own lost decades.
That’s where Korean karma comes into play. South Korea offers a good road map to fighting the Japanification of the global economy. Past actions put its economy on a virtuous path, allowing it to steer around deflation and falling living standards.
Just two years ago, South Korea was on tap to become the next Iceland. The fear was that its companies didn’t learn the lessons of the Asian crisis and issued too much shortterm debt in foreign currencies. To many, that meant South Korea looked like a giant hedge fund. The nation confounded the sceptics and today is growing at 4.5 per cent.
Korea’s real contribution to today’s discourse is its crisis-management steps in the late 1990s.
It did everything Japan didn’t and the US is failing to do now.
* Weak companies and banks were allowed to fail, often regardless of size.
* Interest-rate policies never lost a long-term perspective.
* The nation’s people were asked to sacrifice.
* Avoiding denial was a key element of the response.
Things didn’t always go smoothly. One snafu was shifting bubbles from the corporate sector to households, which took on too much debt. That was later corrected. The jump in short-term debt in the late 2000s didn’t help.
The role of family conglomerates remains too large for comfort.
In a world devoid of economic role models, though, South Korea’s handiwork is worth a look. Japan’s main failing after its 1980s boom and bust was timidity. It restructured little and tossed money at the economy expecting an eventual rebound. Twenty years on, Japan has the largest public debt in the industrialised world, a central bank no one respects and persistent deflation. here’s a bit of karma involved in the Group of 20 holding its summit in Seoul.
AMERICA’S JAPANIFICATION
Count Mr Stephen Roach, Morgan Stanley’s non-executive Asia chairman, among those worried the “world economy is at risk of falling into a Japanese-like quagmire”. We need to stop debating whether the US will suffer that fate. It already has — politicians in Washington just don’t know it yet.
The Fed said as much last week when it announced a second round of quantitative easing. The risk is that lawmakers don’t get the memo. Last week’s US election divided Congress in a way that should worry Asia.
It’s great that China’s economy is growing at 9.6 per cent. Yet it’s no substitute for the US$14-trillion ($18-trillion) US economy, and an undervalued yuan may harm neighbours more than China’s growth aids them.
We could be looking at two years of complete gridlock, making the US policy apparatus look all too Japan-like.
On some level, the US would be lucky to become Japan. While this heretical view has made the rounds in recent years, it’s worth exploring anew. Even today, Japanese households are sitting on more savings than the annual output of the US economy. That’s why Japan has been able to muddle along for 20 years without unravelling.
Mass homelessness never occurred, crime rates didn’t soar and the bond market avoided crashing amid an explosion of government debt. It’s doubtful the US would fare as well if its savings-deprived economy walked in place for 10 years, never mind 20.
Japan has yet to find an exit strategy from zero rates and a debt that’s double the size of its economy. The US problem may be that it didn’t spend enough to jumpstart things or address the crushing household debt imperiling its outlook. This is the root cause of America’s Japanification.
The odds are stacked against the G-20 confab this week finding a solution. All ultralow rates in the US and elsewhere accomplished is sending waves of hot money Asia’s way. It’s inflating bubbles in stocks and real estate and complicating the jobs of officials from Beijing to Jakarta.
That brings us back to the lessons from South Korea. In its darkest days it resisted the urge to slash rates to zero to avoid the so-called bubble fix. Free money has a way of boosting markets and offering a false sense that recovery is afoot. In reality, it just creates new bubbles to paper over old ones. Such actions come back to haunt you later.
What the world needs is a little good karma for a change. If officials look close enough, they may find some in Seoul.
BLOOMBERG
The writer is a Bloomberg News columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.
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G-20 needs more than luck
To avoid a lost decade, the major world economies could do worse than look Seoul’s way
William Pesek
Free money has a way of boosting markets and offering a false sense that recovery is afoot.
In reality, it just creates new bubbles to paper over old ones.
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Warning: Harmful labels
We need a rethink on the health warnings, pictures found on cigarette packs
Letter from Ho Swee Huat
IT HAS been a couple of years since warning labels were mandated on cigarette packs.
But whether in the form of labels with warning messages such as “Smoking kills” and gruesome pictures of the consequences of smoking, by and large, these measures seem to have been ineffective.
According to the National Health Surveillance Survey 2007, the proportion of Singapore residents aged between 18 and 69 who smoked stood at 13.6 per cent.
One of the recommended measures from this study is to enhance the packaging and labelling restrictions and requirements.
In 2004, Dr Gemma Calvert, founder of Neurosense in Oxford and Professor Richard Silberstein, chief executive officer of Neuroinsight in Australia, performed brain scans on smokers on the effects of the warning labels on cigarette packs.
The results showed that these warning labels had no effect at all on suppressing the cravings of the smokers.
According to their findings, the cigarette warnings had, in fact, stimulated an area of the smokers’ brains called the nucleus accumbens, otherwise known as “the craving spot”. This region, they claim, is a chain-link of specialised neurons that lights up when the body desires something — whether it’s alcohol, drugs, tobacco, sex or gambling. When stimulated, the nucleus accumbens requires higher and higher doses to get its fix.
The results showed that cigarette warning labels not only failed to deter smoking but, by activating the nucleus accumbens, it appeared that they have actually encouraged smokers to light up.
According to the book
The researchers found that health warnings on cigarette packages and even banning cigarette advertising actually promotes their sales. They found that it was only the prohibition of smoking in public places that finally made a noticeable dent in tobacco sales.
In other words, the photographs and warning labels may have amounted to a big waste of money.
We should start relooking these labels and spearhead some initiatives to make them more effective, while avoiding the risk of them being a marketing tool. Buy-ology by Martin Lindstrom, which cites the study, cigarette warning labels may even have become a killer marketing tool for the tobacco industry.
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