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21-Nov-2010 15:06

Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

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teeth53 thot - News in E.U. dun effect Asia bourses, still alot depend on China/HK, coming week remain muted.

teeth53 ( Date: 17-Nov-2010 18:42) Posted:

Today. E.U. is in stage two... Smiley

mean while Asia bourses is facing at stage one Smiley

, not scary at all Smiley

STI index will boost on opening (Thurs morning), end of the day - close negative to moderate flat.

Above - teeth53 just sharing personnal view.

In stocks trading, there will be always d up and down cycle, whatever it's call, in stages or in stage 1 to 5 or others wise or isit 5 stages ? that players have to go thro....., unlike in financing financal crisis.

Others

GIC and Temasek

Of course, we will, not before riding into stage 3. (posted sometime back in 2007)
We are facing at the word, confident right in our face and in our sub-conscious mind. scary Smiley

1st credit issue Smiley

, then credit squeeze Smiley

, next credit crunches Smiley

, what next ? Smiley

, credit melt...
Cash is king....Hmm Smiley

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20-Nov-2010 21:01

IPO / Sabana REIT IPO at $1/- to $1.10c

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Latest news - Published Nov 20, 2010 (Source - businesstimes.com.sg)

Sabana Reit IPO priced at $1.05 a share, to raise $491m

SABANA Shariah Compliant Reit, which owns industrial properties in Singapore, has priced its IPO at $1.05 a share, the midpoint of an indicative range, to raise $491 million, IFR reported yesterday, citing sources.

Sabana Reit, Singapore's first Islamic Reit and the largest syariah-compliant property trust anywhere, is offering 605.8 million units in the initial public offering (IPO). It had originally set a price guidance of $1.00-$1.10.

The retail tranche of the IPO, which started later yesterday, will close on Nov 24 and the units will begin trading on Nov 26, IFR added.

Sabana controls 15 industrial properties in Singapore with an aggregate floor area of about 3.3 million square feet.

The manager of the Reit had forecast in a draft prospectus a distribution yield of 8.45 per cent for 2011 and 8.48 per cent for 2012 based on the minimum offer price of $1.00. FIL Investment Management Hong Kong, a unit of US fund manager Fidelity, and Bahrain's al-Salam Bank are among the cornerstone investors that will buy 101.8 million units in the IPO.

HSBC is the sole financial adviser for the IPO and is joint global coordinator, bookrunner and underwriter with United Overseas Bank and Daiwa. -- Reuters

correction here. less 101.8m bot up by cornerstone investors

Should read as excluding 101.8m been bot or invested by cornerstones investors

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20-Nov-2010 19:46

Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

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Ipunter wrote (hope U dun mind been quote )19-Nov-2010 13:59: But no one can stop a downtrend. I am sure big boys can see it coming... Smiley

(source ST paper-Sat) STI closes 3-wk low on muted trading as investors wary of HK's moves to cool property mkt.

STI (Fri) fell 17.85 or 0.56% to 3,197.37 pt, for the wk, it fell 39.43pt or 1.22%

12-Nov-2010 22:15	Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors
	Today. Due to following reason. Continuing it success in curbing properties speculation. China selloff leaves stocks reeling

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20-Nov-2010 18:56

Others / STX-OSV_new ipo

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1st wk, 1st traded day - Nov 12, it hit a high of 0.88c. 2nd wk liao, Nov 19 (Fri) closed at 0.845c, after hitting a low of 0.795c on Nov 16, 3rd wk - humm...hope for the best.

STXOSV CPF 0.835c 0.845c +0.015c +1.8% volume - 31,330,000

teeth53 ( Date: 13-Nov-2010 11:25) Posted:

Those whom can hold, by next week - Answer is no, by highly the 3rd trading week going into 4th week. BBs will try to mend fence on prices again.....Just watch

teeth53 ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 21:43) Posted:

teeth53 thot - Stablizing work coming in next week buying up at cheaper px (For the owner).

Maybe after 5th days, following 2nd week liao, think BBs will try again. Just sharing my thot.

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20-Nov-2010 09:38

Asiatic / Asiatic

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This counter has made a 110%, U turn all the way down to 0.85c from 0.18c. Since....

$ Asiatic Last:0.085 Vol:765k

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20-Nov-2010 09:32

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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As early as Feb / Mar 2010, This counter has been trading at 0.85c - 0.95c and now after hitting a high of $2.38c recently.

Almost 150% gain.in within 10 mths. It went on profit taking to closed of at $2.04cents. (look like is going to revisit below $2/-)

Captial gain (Yes) agree, after all they have to pay off their huge $6.5b debt to creditors for an agreement of no dividend is agreed upon

before considering to pay dividend to share holders

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19-Nov-2010 22:52

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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19-Nov-2010 17:14 epliew wrote: signal but sell down ? what is this ? (teeth53 thot giving alternate view - most players is not ready yet)

15:01:05

2.060

(A) Signal from willing buyer bot up - Vol-6,000,000

(A)

Dated Friday Nov 19. Gent SP finished at $2.04c, after trading to a high of $2.09c and a low of $2.03c

Genting SP

2.070

2.040c

-0.010c

-0.5%

on volume of 107,521,000 changed hands

While information is always distinctively late and trading always coming in fast and ferocious at the fore. Forming very own decision wisely is as difficult as finding a pin in the ocean. (To each it own, hope U chose d right choice...Happy trading..Ya.)

16-Nov-2010 17:39 epliew wrote: squeeze ?

16-Nov-2010 21:14 teeth53 wrote: squeeze ? (no) - 4days this week with a break on Wed - Holiday mode )

Genting SP Open-$2.09c. Closed-$2.10c +0.01c +0.5% on Vol-157,798,000

The starting at low px is over (started Nov 12, last Fri with a element of some surprise), if not opening at buyer px - force buyers to take margin (narrow trading band) and go on profit taking (I mean BBs taking profit) and thus allowing smaller players to buy at higher px and await to sell higher high, for 2 cent gain - Co's small boy bot small volume. BBs can take profit even at half a cent.

teeth53 - just giving my personnal opinion, as there r as many others may have alot to differentiate it as well.

epliew wrote: oversold region reached ?

Dated: 15-Nov (Mon), 3rd day of this week is a Hari Raya Haji, a public holiday)

Down .04 cents or -1.9% lower, it ended at $2.09ct on total volume of 266,166,000 million shares changed hands.

This 4 trading days with a break on Wednesday, dun seem to be working in flavour for stablizing, rather good opportunities again for BBs to do their bidding, either opening at lower px, then force buyers to buy up, if not opening at buyer px - force buyers to take margin and go on profit taking (allowing smaller players to buy at higher px and await to sell higher high)

After all, new target is set (Investment Target Price now $2.53 to $2.90). It just a target set by them.)

Just sharing my personnal opinion. oversold region reached ? (for investment - not yet, punting/speculation - ok)

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17-Nov-2010 23:10

Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

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Last stage is Cash is king....Hmm (humm...may have seen my msg in 2007, but not sure about it).

Now some how they knew about it. US$600b in "hot money" rolling out by their printing machine.

teeth53 ( Date: 17-Nov-2010 23:05) Posted:

U.S. has been throu....stage 3 - next credit crunches Smiley

, they went to stage 3.5 (what next ? Smiley

.), and not to stage 4, that did not melt. Smiley

....Why ?.

They are willing to spend US$600 billion, or very months - US$75 billions

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17-Nov-2010 23:05

Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

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U.S. has been throu....stage 3 - next credit crunches Smiley

, they went to stage 3.5 (what next ? Smiley

.), and not to stage 4, that did not melt. Smiley

....Why ?.

They are willing to spend US$600 billion, or very months - US$75 billions

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17-Nov-2010 22:58

Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

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What next ?. Smiley

. In U.S. Smiley

S'pore version - Asia style. U.S. version - Western style.

Jobless benefits cost so far: $319 billion

8:39am: The jobless have received $319 billion in unemployment benefits over the past 3 years. Businesses will see their taxes skyrocket to cover the tab. More

Lifelines for the poor are disappearing

The unemployed get jobs

teeth53 ( Date: 17-Nov-2010 18:42) Posted:

Today. E.U. is in stage two... Smiley

mean while Asia bourses is facing at stage one Smiley

, not scary at all Smiley

Others

GIC and Temasek

Of course, we will, not before riding into stage 3. (posted sometime back in 2007)
We are facing at the word, confident right in our face and in our sub-conscious mind. scary Smiley

1st credit issue Smiley

, then credit squeeze Smiley

, next credit crunches Smiley

, what next ? Smiley

, credit melt...
Cash is king....Hmm Smiley

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17-Nov-2010 18:42

Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

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Today. E.U. is in stage two... Smiley

mean while Asia bourses is facing at stage one Smiley

, not scary at all Smiley

Others

GIC and Temasek

Of course, we will, not before riding into stage 3. (posted sometime back in 2007)
We are facing at the word, confident right in our face and in our sub-conscious mind. scary Smiley

1st credit issue Smiley

, then credit squeeze Smiley

, next credit crunches Smiley

, what next ? Smiley

, credit melt...
Cash is king....Hmm Smiley

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17-Nov-2010 09:29

IPO / IPO-ing. what U should look out for...

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Refreshing page....

teeth53

IPO-ing. what U should look out for...

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17-Nov-2010 09:26

IPO / Sabana Reit IPO

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expensive? (Yes -a little) is it worth it? - (STAG - just my personnal opinion, why ? - set at lower ipo px) Note - this info is only for

IPO	Sabana Reit IPO

While information is always distinctively late and trading always coming in fast and ferocious at the fore. (This one is ahead - one day early). Forming very own decision wisely is as difficult as finding a pin in the ocean. (To each it own, hope U chose d right choice...Happy trading..Ya.)

teeth53 - just giving my personnal opinion, as there r as many others may have alot to differentiate it as well.

Same for more info on Mewah ipo-ing....

IPO	Mewah offering ipo at $1.10c

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17-Nov-2010 09:14

Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

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Forming very own decision wisely is as difficult as finding a pin in the ocean. (To each it own, hope U chose d right choice...Happy trading..Ya.)

Genting SP

GenSp starts to move up again

The starting at low px is over (started last Friday with a element of some surprise), if not opening at buyer px - force buyers to take margin (narrow trading band) and go on profit taking (I mean BBs taking profit) and thus allowing smaller players to buy at higher px and await to sell higher high, for 2 cent gain - Co's small boy bot small volume. BBs can take profit even at half a cent (0.05cent or even at 0.025 cent.)

teeth53 - just giving my personnal opinion, as there r as many others may have alot to differentiate it as well. While information is always distinctively late and trading always coming in fast and ferocious at the fore. (This one is ahead - one day early).

Was taking note from this...ketrade.com.sg (teeth53 thot sharing with... forumers)

16-11-2010 19:57:08 SE Asia Stocks-Mostly down on Euro, capital controls concerns

* Thailand, Singapore hit two-week lows
* Foreign investors sell off amid capital control talks
* Euro zone crisis, China rates talk hits sentiment
* Indonesia, Malaysia buck trend

By Shihar Aneez
COLOMBO, Nov 16 (Reuters) - Most Southeast Asian stock markets fell on Tuesday on slow global recovery concerns,

a possible rate hike for China and speculation over the imposition of capital controls to tame the rise of the region's currencies.

Thailand and Singapore fell 2.8 percent and 0.8 percent respectively, with both hitting two-week lows.

Vietnam, the region's worst performer, hit a new 2-? month low, closing 1.5 percent weaker.

"The worries that China may increase its interest rate and possible capital control measures hit the regional markets overall,"

said Rakpong Chaisuparakul, a market strategist at Bangkok-based KGI Securities.

"Also, Euro zone debt crisis and conflict between economists and politicians on the viability of QE2 have contributed as negative

factors from the global side." Euro zone finance ministers will try to find a way to end Ireland's debt crisis on Tuesday, with Dublin

resisting pressure to seek a state bailout by signalling that only its banks may need help.Indonesia and Malaysia bucked the trend with

gains of 0.5 percent and 0.1 percent respectively. Manila was closed for a holiday. Optimism in the region's emerging markets

evaporated amid speculation over capital control to prevent sharp rises in currencies of the respective countries in the region.

On Tuesday, the Bank of Thailand said it is considering stronger capital controls but was weighing them carefully to avoid longer-term

damage. Indonesia on Monday said it has been studying the possibility of taxing capital inflows. Foreign investors have been mostly

on the selling side on the region's bourses. Jakarta saw a $95 million outflow in the past four straight session including $13.2 million

on Tuesday. The Philippines saw a $33.3 million outflow in the last six sessions. Thailand suffered a $202.7 million foreign outflow in

the last five successive sessions, including $23.3 million on Tuesday, Reuters data showed. Analysts said investors are also worried

high valuations, which prompted some prominent shareholders to cash out more than $1.9bn from Asia's equity markets last week.

Indonesia is trading at a 15.3 forward price-to-earnings ratio, below all-Asia's 13.5 and expensive than Thailand's 12.4.

The Philippines is trading at 13.4, while Singapore and Malaysia are trading at 14.0, Thomson Reuters StarMine data showed.

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17-Nov-2010 09:06

IPO / Mewah offering ipo at $1.10c

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expensive? (Yes -a little) is it worth it? - (STAG - just my personnal opinion, why ? - set at lower ipo px)

While information is always distinctively late and trading always coming in fast and ferocious at the fore. (This one is ahead - one day early). Forming very own decision wisely is as difficult as finding a pin in the ocean. (To each it own, hope U chose d right choice...Happy trading..Ya.)

Genting SP

GenSp starts to move up again

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16-Nov-2010 22:51

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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Was taking note from this...ketrade.com.sg (teeth53 thot sharing with... forumers)

16-11-2010 19:57:08 SE Asia Stocks-Mostly down on Euro, capital controls concerns

* Thailand, Singapore hit two-week lows
* Foreign investors sell off amid capital control talks
* Euro zone crisis, China rates talk hits sentiment
* Indonesia, Malaysia buck trend

By Shihar Aneez
COLOMBO, Nov 16 (Reuters) - Most Southeast Asian stock markets fell on Tuesday on slow global recovery concerns,

a possible rate hike for China and speculation over the imposition of capital controls to tame the rise of the region's currencies.

Thailand and Singapore fell 2.8 percent and 0.8 percent respectively, with both hitting two-week lows.

Vietnam, the region's worst performer, hit a new 2-? month low, closing 1.5 percent weaker.

"The worries that China may increase its interest rate and possible capital control measures hit the regional markets overall,"

said Rakpong Chaisuparakul, a market strategist at Bangkok-based KGI Securities.

"Also, Euro zone debt crisis and conflict between economists and politicians on the viability of QE2 have contributed as negative

factors from the global side." Euro zone finance ministers will try to find a way to end Ireland's debt crisis on Tuesday, with Dublin

resisting pressure to seek a state bailout by signalling that only its banks may need help.Indonesia and Malaysia bucked the trend with

gains of 0.5 percent and 0.1 percent respectively. Manila was closed for a holiday. Optimism in the region's emerging markets

evaporated amid speculation over capital control to prevent sharp rises in currencies of the respective countries in the region.

On Tuesday, the Bank of Thailand said it is considering stronger capital controls but was weighing them carefully to avoid longer-term

damage. Indonesia on Monday said it has been studying the possibility of taxing capital inflows. Foreign investors have been mostly

on the selling side on the region's bourses. Jakarta saw a $95 million outflow in the past four straight session including $13.2 million

on Tuesday. The Philippines saw a $33.3 million outflow in the last six sessions. Thailand suffered a $202.7 million foreign outflow in

the last five successive sessions, including $23.3 million on Tuesday, Reuters data showed. Analysts said investors are also worried

high valuations, which prompted some prominent shareholders to cash out more than $1.9bn from Asia's equity markets last week.

Indonesia is trading at a 15.3 forward price-to-earnings ratio, below all-Asia's 13.5 and expensive than Thailand's 12.4.

The Philippines is trading at 13.4, while Singapore and Malaysia are trading at 14.0, Thomson Reuters StarMine data showed.

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16-Nov-2010 22:23

Thomson Medical / dancing with former remiser king

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Rowsley

CPF

0.125

0.120

-0.005

-4.0

vol-2,471,000

9,177,000

0.120

0.125

925,000

0.125

0.120

Hope for the best, But Peter Lim mind is on TMC. Closed at 0.12ct on lower volume.

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16-Nov-2010 21:55

IPO / Mewah offering ipo at $1.10c

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For more info on Mewah IPO. http://masnet.mas.gov.sg/opera/sdrprosp.nsf/936bad13609791c948256b3e001ed49f/F68113BD7B12F64D482577DD001E2A9B/$File/Prospectus%20-%20Clean.pdf

http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/sub/companies/story/0,4574,413387,00.html?

Published November 16, 2010

(SINGAPORE) Palm oil refiner Mewah International has priced its US$214 million initial public offering (IPO) in Singapore below an indicative price range, sources said, as the deal was hurt by the recent sell-off in markets.

The palm oil firm's IPO follows a string of successful IPOs in Singapore, such as the US$3 billion listing of Global Logistic Properties (GLP) and Mapletree Industrial Trust's (MIT) about US$720 million IPO.

Unlike Mewah, GLP and MIT were priced at the top of their indicative range, a sign that appetite for IPOs may be waning after the two large listings in October.

Mewah priced its IPO at S$1.10 a share, two sources familiar with the deal said yesterday, against an indicative price range of S$1.25-S$1.55 each.

Credit Suisse is the sole global coordinator and joint bookrunner with BNP Paribas.

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16-Nov-2010 21:14

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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squeeze ? (no - 4day this week with a break on Wed - Holiday mode ) oversold region reached ? (for investment - not yet, punting/speculation - ok).

While information is always distinctively late and trading always coming in fast and ferocious at the fore. Forming very own decision wisely is as difficult as finding a pin in the ocean. (To each it own, hope U chose d right choice...Happy trading..Ya.)

The starting at low px is over (started last Friday with a element of some surprise), if not opening at buyer px - force buyers to take margin (narrow trading band) and go on profit taking (I mean BBs taking profit) and thus allowing smaller players to buy at higher px and await to sell higher high, for 2 cent gain - Co's small boy bot small volume. BBs can take profit even at half a cent.

teeth53 - just giving my personnal opinion, as there r as many others may have alot to differentiate it as well.

Genting SP

2.090

2.100

+0.01c

+0.5%

Vol-157,798,000

6,699,000

2.090

2.100

589,000

2.140

2.080

Time	Last	Volume	Bid/Ask
17:05:02	2.100	907,000	B
17:05:02	2.100	1,642,000	A
16:59:57	2.100	8,000	B

2.080

4,945,000

3,232,000

1,713,000

2.090

204

13,738,000

9,360,000

4,378,000

2.100

1,327

87,456,000

49,754,000

37,702,000

2.110	619	25,998,000	7,891,000	18,107,000
2.120	96	18,195,000	5,838,000	12,357,000
2.130	66	5,628,000	1,604,000	4,024,000
2.140	21	136,000	0	136,000

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16-Nov-2010 20:10

Vard / STXOSV

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Today, it closed of at 0.795c on lower volume. Hope for d best. Let wait for next Tuesday.... Smiley

STXOSV

CPF

0.800

0.795c

-0.005c

-0.6%

Vol-2,552,000

391,000

0.795

0.800

62,000

0.805

0.795

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