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17-Jun-2013 09:15 Vard   /   Vard Holdings       Go to Message
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Focus will be on O& M plays. CIMB sent out a O& M report that focus will be on this industry

my picks Vard @ low $1 & Semb Mar @ 4.2+ to ride the trend..

gd luck dyodd
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17-Jun-2013 09:11 Seatrium   /   Sembmarine       Go to Message
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From casinos to rigs


We have noticed that high rollers from Singapore and second-tier offshore & marine companies are shifting their „funds‟ to speculate on rigs, driven by the tight regulatory and monetary control of properties in Singapore amid a low-yield environment. Maintain Overweight.
Figure 1: Singapore-incorporated companies that have ordered jack-up rigs in recent years


Singapore incorporated companies Number of jack-up rigs ordered Yard TS Drilling Pte Ltd 2 China Merchants Heavy Industry Alliance Offshore Drilling Pte Ltd 2 CSSC Guangzhou Huangpu, China Bestford Offshore Pte Ltd. 2 China Merchants Heavy Industries (CMHI) KS Energy Services Ltd. 2 Nantong Shipyard, China Offshore Logistics (Asia Pacific) Ltd 1 Yangzijiang JNYS, China Rockwood Asset Holdings Ltd. 1 Rongsheng, China Seawell Drilling Pte Ltd 1 Rongsheng, China Star Drilling Pte Ltd 1 Keppel FELS, Singapore Total units being built 13


SOURCES: CIMB, Riglogix

 

 

Reflecting the global financial market trend, speculative rig-building is seeing a shift from the Norwegian market to Singapore, which currently has 13 units of rigs ordered or 15% of the newbuild market share. Swissco Holdings, Falcon Energy and KS Energy are the Singapore-listed O& M plays to watch for in the next two years, with a potential 33% increase in their BV from the sale of rigs. Keppel is the top pick in our coverage.


Shift of wealth to Asia


Of the 90 units of jack-up rigs being built currently, we are certain that 25% are speculative – of which 15% are being ordered by Singapore-incorporated companies, 7% by Luxembourg-based Prospector Offshore and 3% by private equity firm, Landmark Drilling. These speculators are likely to flip the assets and make some quick handsome profits, catalysing their share prices in the process. Favourable financing from the Chinese yards could also minimise risks for these speculators, some with zero capital outlay.


Amid macro noises, orders are up 13% this cycle


Despite the macro noises emanating from the eurozone over the past three years, there has been a stronger flow of rig orders this cycle (2010-13) with 238 rigs vs. 210 for the previous cycle (2005-08). Apart from Petrobras’s mega capex of 28 rigs, we believe that the other growth drivers include 1) a robust replacement cycle, 2) requirements for newer equipment, 3) strong day rates, and 4) attractive financing terms from Chinese yards.


What do we buy (under our coverage) on dips


We see buying opportunities on recent weakness, especially for: 1) Keppel Corp, on peak delivery with back-end loading of profits and margin upside in 2013. 2) Sembcorp Marine, as the stock is trading at its low, following a margin letdown in 3Q12. The stock bounced back 15% two months later. 3) Vard Holdings, in view of its overall quality. It also offers a 4.6% dividend yield, which is the highest in our small-mid-cap offshore & marine universe.

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14-Jun-2013 13:43 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Think Singapore (CITIBANK)

Alert: Singapore Nearly Back at an Attractive Entry Level

risen sharply (Fig 1), reaching just above the 5-year average of 2.1%. Better GDP

growth (we recently raised 2013’s GDP forecast to 2.3%, more details in Citi’s

economist Wei Zheng Kit’s note

possibility of the US tapering its QE program plus a stronger US$ are likely

contributors. While rising 10Y yields have initially caused weakness among REITs

and yield stocks in Singapore, recent concerns about the current-account deficit in

Indonesia have increased worries. The STI Index has lost nearly 10% in a month

and is now flat YTD. Singapore’s economy is linked to Indonesia’s via exports,

banking (trade finance, wealth management), property ownership, tourism as well

as the medical tourism segment.Singapore's 10Y government bond yields rise to 5-year average — Yields haveSingapore Macro Flash), discussions on the

back to its mean of 15x PER vs. +0.5 SD only a month back, just about 4% away

from 14.2x PER -0.5SD (3000 STI Index). Assuming no regional contagion that

leads to a sharp decline in asset values, we would be looking at this as a relatively

attractive entry level for investors given the anticipated cyclical recovery for

Singapore in 2H13. Post the GFC, Singapore’s key support level during the Euro

crisis in Oct 2011 has been 13x PER -1SD (~2700 STI Index). Expectations in

Singapore are benign - within our coverage universe, flat aggregate EPS trends are

expected for 2013, growing into a modest 8% in aggregate EPS growth for 2014E.

Our Earnings Revisions Count ratio (ERC, the upgrade vs downgrade count) is in

mildly negative zone at -10% (vs -16% at end-Feb post 2012 results – see Fig 4).Singapore nearly back at an attractive entry level — STI Index valuation is now

been strong YTD, a decline of 30% YoY (see Fig 3) is similar to the weakest point

during the Euro crisis. At its weakest point, Singapore’s electronics exports declined

to -40% YoY during the tech bust more than a decade ago as well as during the

GFC. This suggests cyclical drivers are likely in 2H13E. A bottom in electronics

exports has historically led Singapore’s GDP and stock-market recovery cycles.Electronics exports bottoming — While Singapore’s electronics exports have not

Our view remains that the rig cycle remains intact despite volatility in oil prices and

believe orderbook momentum can continue in 2H13, with margin resilience. 2) 3 key stock picks when we return to stock-picking mode — 1) Keppel Corp:UOB

has retraced by ~10% and has come back to levels where there is positive ETR. 3)

HK Land

risk of rising interest rates impacting cap rate valuations, we are already using a cap

rate of 5.0% vs the firm’s 4.25%. Within a stronger US$ environment, we would also

be looking at industrial firms such as ST Engineering and Venture Corp.
is at discount levels of nearly 40% vs an average of 20%. While there is

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14-Jun-2013 10:52 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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DBS

STI found short-term low at 3100, scope for an initial

rebound to 3200.

We believe that STI’s correction has touched a short-term low

off the 3100 level that coincided with the 13.1x (-0.5SD) 12-

mth forward PE level. The Singapore McClellan short-term

market breadth indicator fell to -58 yesterday, which is the

lowest reading since August 2011 and near to the extreme

oversold reading of -70. This adds to the list of oversold

technical indicators that includes the stochastic and RSIs.

Scope for an initial rise to c.3200.

The decline in SREITs should also stabilize heading into next

week’s FOMC meeting and as more of them have fallen

closer to their respective Nov12 lows that opens up trading

Buy opportunities. Our analyst’s picks are MCT, MGCCT,

FCOT, Cache, AREIT and MIT.

Our regional strategist expects US bond yields to fall and

trigger a rebound in equities in the near-term as equity

valuations are more attractive now. QE tapering is unlikely to

start until December, but regardless, QE exit should be

positive for equities as bond funds shift to equities.

US markets rebounded after May retail sales (actually 0.6%,

consensus 0.4%) and weekly initial jobless claims (actual

334k, consensus 346k) came in better-than-expected and on

the hope that FED will maintain low interest rates. May’s PPI

scheduled for release today is expected to read a tame 0.1%

rise m-o-m.

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14-Jun-2013 09:03 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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lots of stocks rebounding today.. STI is mega  oversold!

may want to take some profit for the weekend

gd luck dyodd

ozone2002      ( Date: 13-Jun-2013 16:12) Posted:



STI rebound from -50 to -19..

did u buy cheap cheap? :)

  gd luck dyodd

ozone2002      ( Date: 13-Jun-2013 09:21) Posted:



is there a big financial crisis happening now?

is there a collapse in the financial world?

have companies biz changed?


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14-Jun-2013 08:48 Seatrium   /   Sembmarine       Go to Message
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opening 4.28?? jump of 14c?

what the hell! y jump so much

ozone2002      ( Date: 13-Jun-2013 10:22) Posted:



semb mar keeps getting cheaper $4.14

eyeing for $4 to enter..

still has huge order book as backing... fundamentals still intact..

gd luck dyodd

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13-Jun-2013 16:12 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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STI rebound from -50 to -19..

did u buy cheap cheap? :)

  gd luck dyodd

ozone2002      ( Date: 13-Jun-2013 09:21) Posted:



is there a big financial crisis happening now?

is there a collapse in the financial world?

have companies biz changed?

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13-Jun-2013 16:10 China Minzhong   /   China Minzhong Food forum       Go to Message
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from 91c jump to 94c

why never hit me @ 90c :(

 

ozone2002      ( Date: 13-Jun-2013 11:48) Posted:



the bigger the price fall the cheaper it gets!

capitalize on bad market sentiment

90c i'm waiting

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13-Jun-2013 13:36 Yoma Strategic   /   YOMA       Go to Message
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now u know why i won't buy something tat's 42x PE.. drop 10% from $1 now 90c

Time: 12:31PM
Exchange: SGX
Stock: Yoma(Z59)

Signal: Support - Broken with High Volume

Last Done: $0.895

ozone2002      ( Date: 04-Jun-2013 16:54) Posted:



Good for a punt but i won't buy something that's 42x PE 2014F!!!!!!!!

Forecasts and Valuation (DBS)

FY Mar (S$ m) 2012A 2013A 2014F 2015F

Revenue 39 60 101 155

EBITDA 8 13 43 70

Pre-tax Profit 6 16 42 69

Net Profit 6 14 23 41

Net Pft (Pre Ex.) 6 11 23 41

EPS (S cts) 1.1 1.3 2.0 3.5

EPS Pre Ex. (S cts) 1.1 0.9 2.0 3.5

EPS Gth (%) 117 10 62 73

EPS Gth Pre Ex (%) 142 (17) 116 73

Diluted EPS (S cts) 1.1 1.3 2.0 3.5

Net DPS (S cts) 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5

BV Per Share (S cts) 25.7 31.3 32.8 35.9

PE (X) 74.7 67.6 41.7 24.1

PE Pre Ex. (X) 74.7 90.2 41.7 24.1

P/Cash Flow (X) 23.6 nm 9.7 12.6

EV/EBITDA (X) 56.0 70.7 23.3 12.0

Net Div Yield (%) 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.6

P/Book Value (X) 3.3 2.7 2.6 2.4

Net Debt/Equity (X) CASH CASH CASH CASH

ROAE (%) 4.5 5.9 6.4 10.3


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13-Jun-2013 13:10 China Minzhong   /   China Minzhong Food forum       Go to Message
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when there are sellers, there are buyers to match..

if market is so bad, guess who are the ones that are buying..

gd luck dyodd
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13-Jun-2013 11:53 GLD USD   /   Gold going up this year?       Go to Message
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Time: 10:55AM
Exchange: SGX
Stock: GLD 10US$@(O87)
Signal: Resistance - Breakout with High Volume
Last Done: $134.76
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13-Jun-2013 11:51 SinoGrandnes   /   Sino Grandness - a growth stock with low PE       Go to Message
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drop so little... hope it can go back to the price i bought 50c :)
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13-Jun-2013 11:48 China Minzhong   /   China Minzhong Food forum       Go to Message
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the bigger the price fall the cheaper it gets!

capitalize on bad market sentiment

90c i'm waiting
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13-Jun-2013 11:16 Yamada Green Res   /   Yamada-Since it IPO at 0.22c-good response       Go to Message
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this one green green in bloody red sea..

Sam Goi power! now up 25.5

 
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13-Jun-2013 10:51 Yamada Green Res   /   Yamada-Since it IPO at 0.22c-good response       Go to Message
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oei STI drop 50 points yamada never drop ah..

still 24c

how i get cheaper like that..so controlled this stock..

unfair advantage.........

gd luck dyodd
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13-Jun-2013 10:48 China Minzhong   /   China Minzhong Food forum       Go to Message
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94.5 attractive price.. so tempted..

like a kid in a candy store..

cheaper is better for value investors..

gd luck dyodd
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13-Jun-2013 10:43 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Strategy    | PDF
How low can the FSSTI go?
UNDERWEIGHT - Maintained
Author(s): Kenneth NG, CFA,   

 

▊ The FSSTI has fallen 9% from its mid-May peak. We were positive on the FSSTI for most of 2012 but turned cautious in Dec 2012 prior to our Underweight rating in March 2013. Having given up all its gains YTD, any further fall in the FSSTI will drive a more positive view. We remain Underweight on Singapore for now, with an unchanged end-2013 FSSTI target of 3,460 (bottom-up). The stocks that have fallen the most in the past month are REITs, developers, STE, DBS, M1, Starhub and Noble. We prefer non-REIT yield stocks, developers and banks to REITs, telcos and commodity stocks. Our top picks are DBS, Thai Bev and UOL. UOL, STE and CAPL look particularly attractive after their respective corrections.
 
What Happened
Fears of a liquidity withdrawal have snowballed into falling global equity markets. Sentiment has turned increasingly fragile. The FSSTI got close to our end-2013 target in May before shedding 9%. Investors are trying to get some sense of the level at which the FSSTI will bottom out in this sell-off and which stocks to bargain hunt.   
 
What We Think
We think it is unlikely that current fears of ‘liquidity withdrawal’ and rising rates will drag valuation multiples below post-crisis valuation troughs (2011-12) unless concerns transpire into bigger issues, such as doubts about sovereign solvency. Ignoring 2009 valuation multiples as less relevant, we use 2011-12 trough valuation multiples as a guide, to extrapolate a valuation floor. On a 12M forward rolling P/E basis, the FSSTI bottomed at 11.9x P/E in 2011 (2,529), which is equivalent to 2,740 today. On a P/BV basis, the FSSTI bottomed at 1.37x P/BV, which translates to 2,955 now.   
 
What You Should Do
We think that it is still too early to bottom-pick, though individual stock valuations are starting to look attractive. Our current Underweight rating on the FSSTI will turn more positive one, on falls below the 3,000 level. We will be fully invested if the FSSTI falls below 2,800. Our top picks are AREIT, BIG, CAPL, DBS, EZI, GLP, SATS, STE, TAT, THBEV, UOL and VARD. Of our top picks, the stocks that have done badly in the recent weeks are AREIT, CAPL, DBS, STE, UOL.   
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13-Jun-2013 10:24 SingPost   /   Singpost       Go to Message
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$1.25.. hope it can go to $1 so i can buy and  enjoy 6% divy.. :)

gd luck dyodd

ozone2002      ( Date: 04-Jun-2013 15:42) Posted:



profit is always better than loss..

can't catch the highest high..be happy that you have made!

:)

springpig      ( Date: 04-Jun-2013 14:43) Posted:



things don't go as what I expected.. 

the chart may look something like sep-dec 2010 period, so I have taken full profit during the rebound today.

I'll wait until the price goes down to reinvest(because I still believe in this company). 

Meanwhile, I'll look at some other robust companies..

 

@ozone2002:   great prediction! kudos to you! Smiley 


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13-Jun-2013 10:22 Seatrium   /   Sembmarine       Go to Message
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semb mar keeps getting cheaper $4.14

eyeing for $4 to enter..

still has huge order book as backing... fundamentals still intact..

gd luck dyodd
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13-Jun-2013 10:07 GLD USD   /   Gold going up this year?       Go to Message
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with equity markets bleeding profusely

time to shift some allocation to GOLD

the safe haven since the birth of mankind..
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