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Stalemated......that why, maybe coming just alittle down in coming wk, if not for hanging on to dividend play, it may oredi px in and seen many is just profiting on a smaller margin, but on bigger volume.

zaichai ( Date: 21-Apr-2011 17:38) Posted:

I can feel the frustration of those who are still holding to this counter. Most STI counters up but not GAR.

GAR BBs are too cunning, smart compare to BBs playing other counters... I still holding to the GAR and will buy even more when it dips (when others fear, I am greedy). We should be happy when it dip more as we can accumulate more. Don't let BBs scare us. As long as we use cash to play (not contra!), got the holding power, GAR should be rocketing anytime soon ( I don't see any reason it should go down). Be prepare to fasten our seat belt (not suitable for weak heart, weak holder).Cheers!

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XMH has had been stalemate.....this ship is not moving....Closed at 0.22c, on 260 lot changed hands

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" don't learn through life, learn to grow with life "

Its clear, its cloudy. B4 and after listing CGX in KOSPI

teeth53 ( Date: 16-Apr-2011 18:42) Posted:

Further damming S-chip...ya, not all S-chip is of bad egg.

There is business for them, understand their business, and will understand how to survive, after collecting so much from the Korean, oni if they know how to revamp, err...not revamp, but to rejuvenate, if not it will relapse again...ZZZzzzzzzzz

teeth53 ( Date: 22-Mar-2011 21:07) Posted:

Its clear, its cloudy.

Well...is certainly is going back where it belong...Basic to basic.

Now is not quitely going, but angrily, many is asking why it has to be like that ??

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what about buying when it fall below 1.20 and better still if someone in US say America econ no good, down grade, can buy lower then 1.15, just sharing my thot.

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In the wake of Japan Quake and nuclear crisis...Asean must wake up to apocalyptic gamble.

Thu, Apr 21, 2011 TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan said, it would ban anyone entering a 20-km (12-mile) evacuation zone around the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, as tsunami-wrecked facility began leaking radiation.

Tens of thousands of people left the zone after the March 11 earth quake, but some have gone back to collect belongings, the world's most serious nuclear crisis since Chernobyl in 1986. Some 28,000 dead or missing.

Prime Minister Naoto Kan, already facing criticism for his handling of the crisis, was public berated.

Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano told a news conference. " We will take strict legal measures against those trying to enter. For residents, all I can say is ask for their understanding so that no legal action will be taken."

Anyone breaking the ban can be fined up to 100,000 yen ($1,200) or be detained by police.

" HOW DO YOU THINK WE FEEL?" " Are you leaving?" one man shouted as Kan and his entourage headed for the door at a Fukushima evacuation centre. " We are evacuees. Are you just going to ignore us?"

Kan turned back and apologised, only to be berated again.

" You should try living here with your family. How do you think we feel? We want you to somehow get the nuclear plant under control," one woman said, who had lost their homes.

" I thought I knew how the people here felt but Kan, already unpopular before the disasters hit, has come under fire from inside his own party as well as the opposition for his handling of the crisis as it drags on.

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U are right, strong last minute close above, but not without profit taking just yet.

STI ended 3,125.37 pt -19.01 or -0.60%

rotijai ( Date: 19-Apr-2011 17:29) Posted:

the fact tat it closed above 3120..

still uptrend - my view

Bon3260 ( Date: 19-Apr-2011 17:20) Posted:

Oops, Hangseng indeed hasn't dropped avg more dan 400pts today.

Sell Shorts pple muz pray hard dat Dow Jones muz drop more dan 150pts tonite.
If not, once tmr STI rebounce...

Sell Shorts pple'll Die!

Index	Last	Change	%	High	Low	Time
STI	3125.37	-19.01	-0.6%	3130.13	3110.27	17:10:01
Hangseng	23520.62	-309.69	-1.3%	23654.86	23468.20	16:01:32
Nikkei225	9441.03	-115.62	-1.21%	9478.87	9405.19	15:00:04
SSE	3000.08	-57.25	-1.87%	3038.81	2996.22	14:59:55

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S& P is set to challege U.S. policy. QE-3 is coming....soon.

http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/S-P-sees-negative-outlook-US-afpsg-144199391.html?x=0

U.S. CREDIT OUTLOOK LOWERED

10:05am: Standard & Poor's lowered its outlook for the nation's long-term debt Monday. More

The govt immediately rebuffed S& P, saying the powerful rater, whose move sent US borrowing costs sharply higher, " underestimates" the country's ability to tackle the problem.

" We believe S& P's negative outlook underestimates the ability of America's leaders to come together to address the difficult fiscal challenges facing the nation," the Treasury Department said in a statement.

S& P gave the United States until 2013 to come up with a credible plan for addressing its financial problems, or risk loosing its coveted " AAA" credit rating, which helps it to borrow at ultra-low levels.

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Today, a more moderate healthy profit correction occur.

STI -8.92 or 0.28% to 3,144.38 pt , saw losses on Mon, was down on Japan fear.

TOKYO, April 12 (Reuters) - Tokyo stocks tumbled, dropping for a second straight day on Tuesday, on growing worries that the impact of the March 11 earthquake may be more severe than hoped for and as Japan put its nuclear crisis on par with Chernobyl.

Nikkei stock average below key support of 9,612.51, where April options settled last week.

 " The market had until now thought that the quake's impact would be felt most severely in the April-June quarter, but it
seems it may drag on for at least another quarter, and will keep the market depressed for much longer,"  said Hideo Arimura, a 
senior fund manager at Mizuho Asset Management.

 Underscoring those worries, Japan's economics minister warned on Tuesday that the economic damage from last month's
earthquake and tsunami is likely to be worse than initially thought as power shortages will crimp factory output and disrupt
supply chains.

 " There could be more negative news related to poor earnings estimates by manufacturers this fiscal year,"  said Kenichi
Hirano, a strategist at Tachibana Securities. " If that happened,

the Nikkei could go as low as 9,300 this week."

teeth53 ( Date: 14-Apr-2011 20:56) Posted:

Wed--STI +34.08 to 3,172.08, saw bargain hunters after two days of losses on Mon & Tues. Thurs was down on China interest rate fear. -13.16 to STI 3,158.92 pt

14-04-2011 18:25:46
Regional Asia Stocks-Mostly lower on further Chinese tightening fears

* STI slips despite strong growth outlook, declining oil * Quarterly company earnings reports awaited

April 14 (Reuters) - Most regional bourses mkt's fell in choppy trade on Thurs on fears that Beijing will tighten monetary policy further after reports that inflation in China accelerated more than expected in March. Inflation accelerated to a 32-mth high of 5.4% yr-on-yr. China's central bank has already increased benchmark interest rates four times since last Oct and country's big banks has put a record high of 20% of their deposits with the central bank as reserves to curb inflation.

Further policy tightening by Beijing could pressure emerging markets in Southeast Asia and riskier assets in general if investors feel it will slow China's insatiable demand for raw materials and other goods.

" This may lead China to tight monetary policy again," Song Seng Wun, a regional economist at Singapore-based CIMB-GK Research told Reuters.

Thurs--Hong Kong media said, a day ahead of the official data release. Analaysts recently polled by Reuters had predicted it would quicken to 5.2%.

So far, most tightening measures have sparked an immediate but brief sell-off in regional or global equity mkt's, and they have recouped the losses fairly quickly. Singapore lost 0.4% after its Monetary.

Authority tightened monetary policy slightly to fight against rising inflation, helping push the local currency to record highs, but declines were capped by strong first quarter economic growth.

Analysts also attributed some of the Singapore market's losses to a technical correction, noting the index had pushed into overbought territory in the previous session, but added that sentiment was still seen as bullish.

" Our strong GDP figures are driving sentiment, and with expectations that the Singapore dollar is likely to gain, holders of Singapore equities would also benefit," said a local institutional trader.

Courtesy of Thomson Reuter.

Thing to note--STI may test 3,168, on SG GDP impressive record.

Asian stocks ease, Singapore GDP impresses

teeth53 ( Date: 12-Apr-2011 20:28) Posted:

Mon STI was down 26.87 to STI 3,160.44 v today (Tues) STI was oso down 22.44 to 3,138.00

Tues--April 12 (Reuters) - Most regional Asian stock mkt's fell in thin volume, with resource shares pulling back in line with receding global oil prices.

Sharemarkets saw lacklustre sessions as a decline in crude oil prices from a 32-mth high--likely to extend in the near term--ate into appetite for risky assets. Turnover for most bourses fell below the 30-day average.

The pull back added to broad technical-led selling and pushed regional bourses to their lowest in a week, although optimism about quarterly results still bodes well for bargain hunting and mkt rebounds in the short term.

A bout of profit-taking in risky assets pulled Asian shares lower, with the MSCI index of Asia Pacific shares outside Japan down 1.6 percent by 0951 GMT.

News--courtesy of Thomson Reuter.

Thing to note: http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/Asian-shares-Japan-afpsg-1089826712.html?x=0

Tues--Asian shares mostly fell after strong aftershocks rock Japan following last mth's devastating quake-tsunami stoked fresh renew fears on concerns over the nuclear issue. A good opportunities to bargain hurt again.

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True true, that true, distinguish the truth and oneself will be safe, me thing nothing is safe...look at the Japan unclear mishap, they always ensure their is safe, look at China, anything rot can turn into food, food for thought

http://www.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNews/Singapore/Story/A1Story20110414-273712.html

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U talking about aggressive stall went wrong for different reason or re-cycle food or both?

(Worker/Hawker from China assault Singaporean family)

http://www.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNews/Singapore/Story/A1Story20110414-273712.html

fruitty ( Date: 16-Apr-2011 12:50) Posted:

that's the venue of the aggressive stall. I don't know about any stall practising unethical food recycling. But if we suspect any, would it help to call NEA to conduct a check?

fruitty ( Date: 16-Apr-2011 12:44) Posted:

According to yahoo posted comments, the stall is at Blk 443 Clementi Ave

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Further damming S-chip...ya, not all S-chip is of bad egg.

There is business for them, understand their business, and will understand how to survive, after collecting so much from the Korean, oni if they know how to revamp, err...not revamp, but to rejuvenate, if not it will relapse again...ZZZzzzzzzzz

teeth53 ( Date: 22-Mar-2011 21:07) Posted:

Its clear, its cloudy.

Well...is certainly is going back where it belong...Basic to basic.

Now is not quitely going, but angrily, many is asking why it has to be like that ??.

teeth53 ( Date: 26-Jan-2011 21:14) Posted:

thk to sgtrader.

Look like going, going going back to basic...humm, blue diamond. Where, my guess is where it should belong.

then quitely another s-chip goes ZZZzzz for a while.

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Dependant counter, depreciated play and derive strategy :(

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When one thumb ia pointing against, four is pointing back...Respect the market. How players is playing...

alexchia01 ( Date: 15-Apr-2011 11:54) Posted:

A blind man calling other people blind... Smiley

Isolator ( Date: 15-Apr-2011 09:32) Posted:

Many like to lie to themselves... Or I think those who analyise the market are all stay at the down who cannot see the bottom properly.... Or are they just lying? hmmm.... To me recovery is a joke to me... lol...

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http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/04/14/us-economy-global-poll-idUSTRE73D3YC20110414

Global recovery seen on track

Surging inflation pressures and the natural disasters that ravaged Japan last month look unlikely to stall an ascendant global economy, a Reuters poll shows. Full Article | Related Story

Poll: U.S. inflation seen picking up but no grave threat

REBUILDING JAPAN

The Japan poll of around 30 economists showed the economy flatlining in the first quarter and declining 0.6 percent between April and June.

teeth53 ( Date: 05-Apr-2011 21:43) Posted:

Just thot of sharing info on a survey by......

http://money.cnn.com/2011/04/04/markets/stock_market_2011_outlook/index.htm

BRACE FOR A BUMPY ROAD UP 8:52am: an exclusive CNNMoney survey

It's been a volatile first quarter, but that's not deterring Wall Street experts. More

who expect stocks to continue trending higher for the remainder of the year.

Most market strategists are calling for the benchmark S& P 500 (SPX) index to rise an average of 4% over the next three quarters to end 2011 near 1,400. That would leave the market up about 11% for the year.

CNNMoney survey: Where the markets are headed

Much of the support is being fueled by the economic recovery, said Selkin, citing an unemployment rate .....

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Wed--STI +34.08 to 3,172.08, saw bargain hunters after two days of losses on Mon & Tues. Thurs was down on China interest rate fear. -13.16 to STI 3,158.92 pt

14-04-2011 18:25:46
Regional Asia Stocks-Mostly lower on further Chinese tightening fears

* STI slips despite strong growth outlook, declining oil * Quarterly company earnings reports awaited

April 14 (Reuters) - Most regional bourses mkt's fell in choppy trade on Thurs on fears that Beijing will tighten monetary policy further after reports that inflation in China accelerated more than expected in March. Inflation accelerated to a 32-mth high of 5.4% yr-on-yr. China's central bank has already increased benchmark interest rates four times since last Oct and country's big banks has put a record high of 20% of their deposits with the central bank as reserves to curb inflation.

Further policy tightening by Beijing could pressure emerging markets in Southeast Asia and riskier assets in general if investors feel it will slow China's insatiable demand for raw materials and other goods.

" This may lead China to tight monetary policy again," Song Seng Wun, a regional economist at Singapore-based CIMB-GK Research told Reuters.

Thurs--Hong Kong media said, a day ahead of the official data release. Analaysts recently polled by Reuters had predicted it would quicken to 5.2%.

So far, most tightening measures have sparked an immediate but brief sell-off in regional or global equity mkt's, and they have recouped the losses fairly quickly. Singapore lost 0.4% after its Monetary.

Authority tightened monetary policy slightly to fight against rising inflation, helping push the local currency to record highs, but declines were capped by strong first quarter economic growth.

Analysts also attributed some of the Singapore market's losses to a technical correction, noting the index had pushed into overbought territory in the previous session, but added that sentiment was still seen as bullish.

" Our strong GDP figures are driving sentiment, and with expectations that the Singapore dollar is likely to gain, holders of Singapore equities would also benefit," said a local institutional trader.

Courtesy of Thomson Reuter.

Thing to note--STI may test 3,168, on SG GDP impressive record.

Asian stocks ease, Singapore GDP impresses

teeth53 ( Date: 12-Apr-2011 20:28) Posted:

Mon STI was down 26.87 to STI 3,160.44 v today (Tues) STI was oso down 22.44 to 3,138.00

Tues--April 12 (Reuters) - Most regional Asian stock mkt's fell in thin volume, with resource shares pulling back in line with receding global oil prices.

Sharemarkets saw lacklustre sessions as a decline in crude oil prices from a 32-mth high--likely to extend in the near term--ate into appetite for risky assets. Turnover for most bourses fell below the 30-day average.

The pull back added to broad technical-led selling and pushed regional bourses to their lowest in a week, although optimism about quarterly results still bodes well for bargain hunting and mkt rebounds in the short term.

A bout of profit-taking in risky assets pulled Asian shares lower, with the MSCI index of Asia Pacific shares outside Japan down 1.6 percent by 0951 GMT.

News--courtesy of Thomson Reuter.

Thing to note: http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/Asian-shares-Japan-afpsg-1089826712.html?x=0

Tues--Asian shares mostly fell after strong aftershocks rock Japan following last mth's devastating quake-tsunami stoked fresh renew fears on concerns over the nuclear issue. A good opportunities to bargain hurt again.

teeth53 ( Date: 08-Apr-2011 21:21) Posted:

April 8 (Reuters) - Most regional Asian stock mkt's eked out small gains in moderate volume on Fri, with high oil prices boosting appetite for resource shares and cautious investors chasing overbought equities.

RESOURCE STOCKS GAIN--Asian shares rose when it became apparent that a strong aftershock that struck Japan's earthquake-ravaged northeast late on Thursday had not caused major damage.

MSCI's index of Asia Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.44 percent by 0929 GMT. Higher oil prices helped lure buyers to selectively pick resource-related stocks on Fri.

Technical signs point to more selling as STI edged up.

Courtesy of Reuter.net

http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=%5ESTI& t=1d (was wondering isit closed 3,187.31 points or it highest point ?.)

Straits Times Index (Day's Range: 3,159.28 - 3,187.31) Last: 3187.31

+15.66%

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Wah..a real big deal....Who is BBs bot 0.23 from willing seller.

08:59:02

0.230

volume - 2,370,000

B

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Mon STI was down 26.87 to STI 3,160.44 v today (Tues) STI was oso down 22.44 to 3,138.00

Tues--April 12 (Reuters) - Most regional Asian stock mkt's fell in thin volume, with resource shares pulling back in line with receding global oil prices.

Sharemarkets saw lacklustre sessions as a decline in crude oil prices from a 32-mth high--likely to extend in the near term--ate into appetite for risky assets. Turnover for most bourses fell below the 30-day average.

The pull back added to broad technical-led selling and pushed regional bourses to their lowest in a week, although optimism about quarterly results still bodes well for bargain hunting and mkt rebounds in the short term.

A bout of profit-taking in risky assets pulled Asian shares lower, with the MSCI index of Asia Pacific shares outside Japan down 1.6 percent by 0951 GMT.

News--courtesy of Thomson Reuter.

Thing to note: http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/Asian-shares-Japan-afpsg-1089826712.html?x=0

Tues--Asian shares mostly fell after strong aftershocks rock Japan following last mth's devastating quake-tsunami stoked fresh renew fears on concerns over the nuclear issue. A good opportunities to bargain hurt again.

teeth53 ( Date: 08-Apr-2011 21:21) Posted:

April 8 (Reuters) - Most regional Asian stock mkt's eked out small gains in moderate volume on Fri, with high oil prices boosting appetite for resource shares and cautious investors chasing overbought equities.

RESOURCE STOCKS GAIN--Asian shares rose when it became apparent that a strong aftershock that struck Japan's earthquake-ravaged northeast late on Thursday had not caused major damage.

MSCI's index of Asia Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.44 percent by 0929 GMT. Higher oil prices helped lure buyers to selectively pick resource-related stocks on Fri.

Technical signs point to more selling as STI edged up.

Courtesy of Reuter.net

http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=%5ESTI& t=1d (was wondering isit closed 3,187.31 points or it highest point ?.)

Straits Times Index (Day's Range: 3,159.28 - 3,187.31) Last: 3187.31

+15.66%

teeth53 ( Date: 06-Apr-2011 21:34) Posted:

Today it closed 3,170.33 pt, next TP to reach is 3,183 points B4 STI can realize trying to hit 3,233 TP (the later need to show strong commitment by Index BBs as well as for this coming G.E date..to be announce by PM Lee

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In the wake of Japan Quake and nuclear crisis...Asean must wake up to apocalyptic gamble.

Japan expands nuclear evacuation, stops radiated water…

Japan raises nuclear crisis to same level as Chernobyl

Operator of the wrecked Fukushima Daiichi nuclear complex said it had stopped the discharge of low-level radioactive water into the sea that had drawn complaints from neighbouring China and South Korea.

Tokyo Electric Power Co, TEPCO, said 10,400 tonnes of low-level radioactive water, left by the tsunami, had been pumped back into the sea in order to free up storage capacity for highly contaminated water from reactors.

On Monday, shortly Japan marked one mth since a March 11 earthquake and tsunami triggered the nuclear disaster, a huge aftershock shook a wide swathe of eastern Japan, killing two people, and knocking out power to 220,000 households. Monday's magnitude 6.6 tremor, which was followed by more than 25 aftershocks, was 68 km (90 miles) east of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear complex at the centre of the crisis.

The triple disaster is the worst to hit Japan since World War Two, leaving nearly 28,000 dead or missing and rocking the world's third-largest economy.

teeth53 ( Date: 26-Mar-2011 12:33) Posted:

Japan. Latest news on unclear mishap...and quake.

Japan's worst post-war disaster topped 10,000 and still climbling by Friday. Two weeks after a giant 9.0-magnitude quake that sent a massive tsunami crashing into the Japan Easten Pacific coast, wiping entire towns off the map, Japan held out little hope of finding alive another 17,433 listed as missing.

Tokyo to Sendai--303.3 kilometres (188.5 miles, a distance from S'pore to KL) which was still emitting radioactive vapour as high level of radiation is found in vegi grown in Tokyo that has made Tokyo drinking water unsafe for infants and sparked a global food chain scare.

Tokyo's usually frantic Tsukiji fish market, (world's biggest), demand has plummeted -- partially because half-empty hotels in a nervous Tokyo have reduced orders as foreigners stay away and conferences are cancelled.

In Japan largest port Yokohama and Tokyo--d authority is telling everyone, it very safe with low level radiation. 250 k/m away from six-reactor Fukushima.

Higher radioactivity has also been detected in the Pacific ocean near the coastal power station, raising consumer fears about the safety of fish and seaweed, which are traditional food staples of the island nation.

European Union has joined the United States, Russia and several other countries in restricting food imports from Japan, which itself has ordered a stop to vegetable and dairy shipments from the region around the plant.

Fukushima, just 250 km (150 miles) north of Tokyo, govt prodded tens of thousands people living in a 20-30 km (12-18 mile) zone beyond to leave, but insisted it was not widening a smaller evacuation zone.

China, meanwhile, said two Japanese travellers arrived were found to have very high levels of radiation. They came as far away from, from Nagano and Saitama perfectures--200 k/m n 350 k/m away. It mark the 1st time that serious contamination from Japan mishap nuclear has reached China. The two Japanese were send to hospital for " de-comtamination" B4 sending back to their tour group.

Others related news went unreported--" Defects at US nuclear plants " unreported" . In US 104 out of 24 nuclear reactors went unreported since last Dec 2009.

teeth53 ( Date: 20-Mar-2011 00:44) Posted:

In the wake of Japan Quake and nuclear crisis...Asean must wake up to apocalyptic gamble.

Mulling over to built one here?, when a nuclear accident strike us. We and Singapore, plus all surrounding will...
perishable liable to perish subject destruction or death or decay 'this minute and perishable 'perishable foods such as avocating a slow death on those unborn and newly born babies, whether we creature live on land and or under the sea.

Note--Japan is well aware of...* Japan radioactivity could enter food chain, children at risk

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http://nextinsight.net/index.php/story-archive-mainmenu-60/30-2007/3696-xmh-business-as-usual-for-no1-distributor-of-mitsubishi-marine-engines

XMH--Has 50 years of operating history and counts shipyards and vessel owners, tugs and barges, as main customers. Other than marine diesel engines, it also distributes industrial diesel engines used in hotels, buildings, and water and oil pumps.

XMH, one of Asia’s leading distributors of diesel marine engines, met about 15 analysts, fund managers and traders yesterday to discuss the results for 3Q ended Jan 2011.

XMH derives more than 70% of its revenue from Mitsubishi engines. Mitsubishi's factories are located near Yokohama and Nagoya, and therefore suffered no damage.

XMH--listed on Singapore Exchange in Jan this year, In its results announcement on Mar 17

http://info.sgx.com/webcoranncatth.nsf/VwAttachments/Att_67EEE3EA98140B204825785600370CAD/$file/PressRelease_17Mar2011.pdf?openelement

Operating profit was S$12.2 million, up 18% year on year after excluding IPO expenses of $1.4 million.

XMH said its order book stood at S$64.8 million as at 17 Mar, most of which would be fulfilled in the next financial year which starts in May 2011.

An outstanding feature of its financial performance is that its 9-mth operating cashflow was S$12.7 million, helping to boost its cash and cash equivalents to $53 million.

In its IPO, XMH raised net proceeds of S$18.85 million. It intends to use S$10 million to construct an assembly line for its in-house brand of power-generating sets, expand warehousing and work areas and S$7 million on M& A. The balance is for working capital.

teeth53 thot--Will Mitsubishi's be showing some interest in it stake, after 6 years of partnership?.

Having achieved the distinction of being Mitsubishi’s largest worldwide distributor for marine diesel engines for the last 6 consecutive years. It's now one of the top two marine diesel engine distributors in Indonesia.

Investors wanted to know how XMH, with net margins in excess of 20%, differed from other distributor businesses. Photo by Leong Chan Teik

XMH closed XMH Last:0.235 Vol:1920k

+0.0050

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Selectively--may venture into more profitable paper related products--down stream.

Whatever its coming...with coated paper in full production--it is their more profitable stable product so far.

China paper closed unchanged at 0.135 cents, volume: 3,473,000 million share changed hands.

Henry$$$ ( Date: 09-Apr-2011 23:16) Posted:

Stable growth company as long it don't have account scam