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chIef kIngmaker is late

Grand fOrce stIll On the way

BullishTempo ( Date: 13-Oct-2010 09:24) Posted:

Good morning guys, so whats up? Smiley

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Time	Buy Q	Buy	TVol	Price	Other	Sell	Sell Q
09:23:58	(-,100,000) 7,749,000	2.090	--	--	B	--	--




09:23:58	(-,100,000) 7,749,000	2.090	--	--	B	--	--
09:23:56	--	--	--	--	B	2.100	(2,000) 6,904,000
09:23:56	(800,000) 7,849,000	2.090	--	--	B	--	--
09:23:55	(96,000) 7,049,000	2.090	--	--	B	--	--
09:23:54	--	--	--	--	B	2.100	(5,000) 6,902,000
09:23:54	(-96,000) 6,953,000	2.090	--	--	B	--	--
09:23:53	(3,000) 7,049,000	2.090	--	--	B	--	--
09:23:51	(-51,000) 7,046,000	2.090	--	--	B	--	--
09:23:50	--	--	1000	2.090	B	--	--
09:23:50	--	--	--	--	S	2.100	(-2,000) 6,897,000
09:23:49	(100,000) 7,097,000	2.090	--	--	S	--	--
09:23:44	--	--	--	--	S	2.100	(-5,000) 6,899,000
09:23:44	--	--	5000	2.100	S	--	--
09:23:41	--	--	--	--	B	2.100	(10,000) 6,904,000
09:23:37	(-1,000) 6,997,000	2.090	--	--	B	--	--
09:23:37	--	--	1000	2.090	B	--	--
09:23:36	--	--	--	--	S	2.100	(-4,000) 6,894,000
09:23:33	--	--	--	--	S	2.100	(-43,000

icetomato ( Date: 13-Oct-2010 09:18) Posted:

Ok....... I am thinking of selling part of my older lots.... Or should I wait till it crosses 2.10????

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Time	Buy Q	Buy	TVol	Price	Other	Sell	Sell Q
09:21:33	(220,000) 6,152,000	2.090	--	--	S	--	--




09:21:33	(220,000) 6,152,000	2.090	--	--	S	--	--
09:21:31	--	--	--	--	S	2.100	(1,000) 6,959,000
09:21:30	--	--	--	--	S	2.100	(-30,000) 6,958,000
09:21:30	--	--	30000	2.100	S	--	--
09:21:28	--	--	--	--	B	2.100	(20,000) 6,988,000
09:21:18	--	--	--	--	B	2.100	(35,000) 6,968,000
09:21:06	--	--	--	--	B	2.100	(2,000) 6,933,000
09:21:03	(-1,000) 5,932,000	2.090	--	--	B	--	--
09:21:03	--	--	1000	2.090	B	--

bladez87 ( Date: 13-Oct-2010 09:14) Posted:

market depth pls someone!

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vIsItOr made a dOnatIOn at S$2.09

09:02:59 2.090 2,000,000 Sold To Buyer

pharoah88 ( Date: 13-Oct-2010 09:09) Posted:

Wednesday: 13 OCTOBER 2010 D-Day

GAP UP by S$0.03

09:00:14	2.100	59,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:12	2.100	233,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:11	2.100	274,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:10	2.092	25,000	X
09:00:05	2.090	31,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:05	2.090	13,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:04	2.090	1,000,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:03	2.090	318,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:03	2.090	110,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:02	2.090	100,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:01	2.090	15,000	Bought From Seller
08:59:02	2.090	1,819,000	Bought From Seller
08:35:00	2.071	76,000	X

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GENTING BIRTHDAY PROPHECY

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Wednesday: 13 OCTOBER 2010 D-Day

GAP UP by S$0.03

09:00:14	2.100	59,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:12	2.100	233,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:11	2.100	274,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:10	2.092	25,000	X
09:00:05	2.090	31,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:05	2.090	13,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:04	2.090	1,000,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:03	2.090	318,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:03	2.090	110,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:02	2.090	100,000	Bought From Seller
09:00:01	2.090	15,000	Bought From Seller
08:59:02	2.090	1,819,000	Bought From Seller
08:35:00	2.071	76,000	X

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BullishTempo ( Date: 12-Oct-2010 21:16) Posted:

After studying the STI and GentingSP and also Genting Berhad, I have a new theory. If you guys look at the Genting Berhad chart, you can see that it has broken new high today, and Genting Berhad has been steadily going up over the last 2 weeks. Also, Genting Berhad MACD has just made a bullish crossover. This is a buy signal. Genting Berhad owns 51% of GentingSP, so GentingSP cannot fall too far behind, and it is now time for GentingSP to play catching up with its mother company.

If you compare GentingSP and STI, GentingSP is moving in a cycle ahead of STI. When GentingSP RSI was at a high, STI RSI was only at middle level. When GentingSP RSI retreating to lower level, STI RSI moved to a high. Now GentingSP RSI is moving from a low to the middle level, and STI RSI is starting to retreat lower from a high. So in other words, I expect GentingSP to move in opposite direction from STI for at least the next few days.

So, GentingSP is always one step ahead of STI. LoL.... just my theory, no need to be so serious.

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Why You Need to Switch Warrant Strikes in This Market

As broad indices refurbish new recent highs and stock prices break into new price territories, warrant investors may find that the warrants they previously traded may no longer be suitable. It is thus important that warrant traders consider switching into other warrants to maintain their gearing as market conditions change.

Importance of switching strikes
With spiking stock prices, many call warrants would have moved further in-the-money (and put warrants out-of-the-money). In some cases, many of these warrants may no longer be on tight spreads as a result of becoming deep-in-the-money. Usually with deltas above 80%, issuers widen their offer spread on these warrants and the bid/offer volume may be reduced as they are no longer willing to sell large volumes of such warrants.

An example to illustrate the above can be seen via an IndoFood Agri warrant IndoAgriMBLeCW101102 (LD4W), exercise price $2.20. When IndoFood Agri surged 7% to $2.45 yesterday, all IndoFood call warrants moved further in-the-money. In the case of IndoAgriMBLeCW101102 (LD4W), exercise price $2.20, as the share price jumped to $2.45, the delta on this warrant also rose to 90%. The offer price on the warrant was thus widened, with the warrant now trading on a one cent spread. Offer volumes were also reduced to just 50 lots from the 150 quoted on Friday when stock price was lower.

In such instances, warrant holders and traders looking to take or maintain a leveraged view on IndoFood may consider switching or rolling their position into another warrant of a higher strike such as IndoAgriMBLeCW110201 (L6HW), exercise price $2.50 which will provide a higher effective gearing.

With stock prices moving up fast, investors may have noticed widening spreads and reduced volume in certain warrants over various names, including SGX, Wilmar, UOB, Genting etc. Hence, this strategy of switching into warrants of a different strike as a result of moving prices and changing market conditions is not limited to just IndoFood but should be applied to all underlyings. Macquarie regularly renews warrant issuance over stock underlyings to provide investors with new warrants to switch into as share prices move.

* For a full list of Macquarie warrants over different underlyings, investors can do a Warrant Search at http://www.warrants.com.sg/en/warrants/search_e.cgi

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Why You Need to Switch Warrant Strikes in This Market

As broad indices refurbish new recent highs and stock prices break into new price territories, warrant investors may find that the warrants they previously traded may no longer be suitable. It is thus important that warrant traders consider switching into other warrants to maintain their gearing as market conditions change.

Importance of switching strikes
With spiking stock prices, many call warrants would have moved further in-the-money (and put warrants out-of-the-money). In some cases, many of these warrants may no longer be on tight spreads as a result of becoming deep-in-the-money. Usually with deltas above 80%, issuers widen their offer spread on these warrants and the bid/offer volume may be reduced as they are no longer willing to sell large volumes of such warrants.

An example to illustrate the above can be seen via an IndoFood Agri warrant IndoAgriMBLeCW101102 (LD4W), exercise price $2.20. When IndoFood Agri surged 7% to $2.45 yesterday, all IndoFood call warrants moved further in-the-money. In the case of IndoAgriMBLeCW101102 (LD4W), exercise price $2.20, as the share price jumped to $2.45, the delta on this warrant also rose to 90%. The offer price on the warrant was thus widened, with the warrant now trading on a one cent spread. Offer volumes were also reduced to just 50 lots from the 150 quoted on Friday when stock price was lower.

In such instances, warrant holders and traders looking to take or maintain a leveraged view on IndoFood may consider switching or rolling their position into another warrant of a higher strike such as IndoAgriMBLeCW110201 (L6HW), exercise price $2.50 which will provide a higher effective gearing.

With stock prices moving up fast, investors may have noticed widening spreads and reduced volume in certain warrants over various names, including SGX, Wilmar, UOB, Genting etc. Hence, this strategy of switching into warrants of a different strike as a result of moving prices and changing market conditions is not limited to just IndoFood but should be applied to all underlyings. Macquarie regularly renews warrant issuance over stock underlyings to provide investors with new warrants to switch into as share prices move.

* For a full list of Macquarie warrants over different underlyings, investors can do a Warrant Search at http://www.warrants.com.sg/en/warrants/search_e.cgi

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Why You Need to Switch Warrant Strikes in This Market

As broad indices refurbish new recent highs and stock prices break into new price territories, warrant investors may find that the warrants they previously traded may no longer be suitable. It is thus important that warrant traders consider switching into other warrants to maintain their gearing as market conditions change.

Importance of switching strikes
With spiking stock prices, many call warrants would have moved further in-the-money (and put warrants out-of-the-money). In some cases, many of these warrants may no longer be on tight spreads as a result of becoming deep-in-the-money. Usually with deltas above 80%, issuers widen their offer spread on these warrants and the bid/offer volume may be reduced as they are no longer willing to sell large volumes of such warrants.

An example to illustrate the above can be seen via an IndoFood Agri warrant IndoAgriMBLeCW101102 (LD4W), exercise price $2.20. When IndoFood Agri surged 7% to $2.45 yesterday, all IndoFood call warrants moved further in-the-money. In the case of IndoAgriMBLeCW101102 (LD4W), exercise price $2.20, as the share price jumped to $2.45, the delta on this warrant also rose to 90%. The offer price on the warrant was thus widened, with the warrant now trading on a one cent spread. Offer volumes were also reduced to just 50 lots from the 150 quoted on Friday when stock price was lower.

In such instances, warrant holders and traders looking to take or maintain a leveraged view on IndoFood may consider switching or rolling their position into another warrant of a higher strike such as IndoAgriMBLeCW110201 (L6HW), exercise price $2.50 which will provide a higher effective gearing.

With stock prices moving up fast, investors may have noticed widening spreads and reduced volume in certain warrants over various names, including SGX, Wilmar, UOB, Genting etc. Hence, this strategy of switching into warrants of a different strike as a result of moving prices and changing market conditions is not limited to just IndoFood but should be applied to all underlyings. Macquarie regularly renews warrant issuance over stock underlyings to provide investors with new warrants to switch into as share prices move.

* For a full list of Macquarie warrants over different underlyings, investors can do a Warrant Search at http://www.warrants.com.sg/en/warrants/search_e.cgi

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PROFITABILITY was IMPOSSIBLE

GENTING NOTHINGS IMPOSSIBILITY

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T H I N K

POLL QUESTION: In build up to Wall Street 2 (Sept 24 release), we are posting some of Gordon Gekko's fav quotes. What are your faves?

CHOICES AND RESULTS
- I don't throw darts at a board. I bet on sure things, 5 votes, 14.71%
- It's all about the bucks, kid. The rest is conversation., 2 votes, 5.88%
- Ever wonder why fund managers can't beat the S&P 500? 'Cause they're sheep, and sheep get slaugthered., 5 votes, 14.71%
- Lunch is for wimps ..., 1 votes, 2.94%
- If your enemy is superior, evade him. If angry, irritate him. If equally matched, fight, and if not split and reevaluate. - Bud Fox at Gordon's house., 4 votes, 11.76%
- Every battle is won, before its ever fought. Think about it...., 5 votes, 14.71%
- The point is, ladies and gentleman, that greed -- for lack of a better word -- is good. Greed is right. Greed works. Greed clarifies, cuts through, and captures the essence of the evolutionary spirit. Greed, in all of its forms -- greed for life, for money, for love, knowledge -- has marked the upward surge of mankind!!!, 6 votes, 17.65%
- Greed is not good. Greed is why this country is in the toilet., 2 votes, 5.88%
- He does not know the difference between preferred stock and livestock., 1 votes, 2.94%
- Do you think the difference between this man (homeless) and this man (business suit) was luck?!, 3 votes, 8.82%

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Monday and Tueday

presented several wIndOws

to bUy lOw

and / or

tO SELL hIgh

dId you sEE what you sAW ?

dId you nOt sEE what you dId nOt sEE ?

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WHY CHINA STOCKS LISTED in OTHER COUNTRIES are NOT TOXIC ? ? ? ?

Is SINGAPORE's or SGX's CORPORATE GOVERNANCE STANDARD TOO lOw ? ? ? ?

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sInce IMF nOw has "cUrreny cOps"

what abOUt "eqUity cOps" ? ? ? ?

at least sIngapOre shOUld have "S-chIp cOps" ? ? ? ?