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13-May-2013 08:54 IPC Corp   /   Solid NTA 27c       Go to Message
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IPC Corporation Limitedannounced it has entered into an agreement to purchase a business hotel in Naha, Okinawa, in Japan. Completion of the purchase and delivery of the hotel to the company is by July 2013. The hotel is currently being operated under the name of Okinawa Port Hotel – a 10-storey building, has 193 guest rooms. The acquisition cost cannot be disclosed as there is a non-disclosure agreement signed with the seller, the group signed. The purchase is partially funded by bank borrowings, it added. The Okinawa Hotel shall be leased to Nest HOTEL Japan Corporation (NHJ) with a fixed term till 30 June 2018. (Closing price: S$0.152, +1.333%)
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11-May-2013 13:50 Far East Orchard   /   Orchard Parade       Go to Message
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resistance @ $2.4
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11-May-2013 13:47 Singapore Land   /   Sp Land       Go to Message
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Divy paid out 20c.. still going up 9+

hope there's privatization or someway of unlocking value of SP Land..

gd luck dyodd
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11-May-2013 13:44 Raffles Edu   /   Times to goes up       Go to Message
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Tycoon Oei Hong Leong raises stake in Raffles Education Corp Multi-millionaire investor Oei Hong Leong has become a substantial shareholder of private-education provider Raffles Education Corp. On Sept 12, he purchased 11.55 million shares at 32.6 cents each on the open market, increasing his direct stake to 4.9%. A day later, Oei scooped up another 8.8 million shares directly and through Oei Hong Leong Art Museum, bringing his direct and deemed interest to 5.9% and 1.3%, respectively.
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10-May-2013 17:05 Croesus RTrust   /   CROESUS Forum       Go to Message
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Yield is really good..! based on 93c IPO is 8% yield..

Current price 1.14.. yield is about 6.5%, better than putting it in the bank n earn the meagre interest

gd luck dyodd
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10-May-2013 16:04 China Minzhong   /   China Minzhong Food forum       Go to Message
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Time: 2:35PM
Exchange: SGX

Stock: ChinaMinzhong(K2N)

Signal: Resistance - Breakout with High Volume

Last Done: $1.11
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10-May-2013 15:12 China Minzhong   /   China Minzhong Food forum       Go to Message
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coming $1.12..price in which Indofood had some stake in.. another stake was ard 91.5c

gd luck dyodd
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10-May-2013 15:10 IPC Corp   /   Solid NTA 27c       Go to Message
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up 3% to 15.5c.. lets see if it is the onset of a bigger move up..

has to play catch with Nikkei..

gd luck dyodd
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10-May-2013 14:44 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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May 9, 2013

This Bubble Will be Even Worse Than 2008

Stocks are officially in a blow-off top.

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It doesn’t matter that the US hasn’t experienced 3% GDP growth a SINGLE year since he took the Fed. It doesn’t matter that the employment ratio is at levels last seen back in the early ‘80s. It doesn’t matter that there are now a record number of Americans on food stamps.

All that matters is that stocks are up. That equals a recovery for the Fed.

This whole mess is sad really. Having seen two bubbles burst in the last 13 years, we all know how this ends: in disaster. And each time the disaster has been bigger. Indeed, the 2008 collapse was a far worse thing than the Tech Crash.

And what’s coming will be even worse than 2008. This time around, entire countries will go bust, not just banks.

On top of this, when this bubble bursts, interest rates will already be at zero and the Fed’s balance sheet swollen with garbage debts. The Fed and other Central Banks WON’T have the usual tools available to save the day.

If you are not already preparing for a potential market collapse, now is the time to be doing so.

I’ve been warning subscribers of my  Private Wealth Advisory that we were heading for a dark period in the markets. I’ve outlined precisely how this will play out as well as which investments will profit from another bout of Deflation.

As I write this, all of them are SOARING.

Are you ready for another Collapse in the markets? Could your portfolio stomach another Crash?

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10-May-2013 14:41 GLD USD   /   Gold & metals       Go to Message
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We’ve been getting some questions about the recent move in the markets and gold, so I’d like to take a few moments to detail what’s going on and the importance of looking at assets from the standpoint of gold.

We have heard a ton of different viewpoints from our passionate readers on the yellow metal. And although we can appreciate the many ways to use or invest in gold, we wanted to share our core ideas about the value of gold itself.

A whopping 72% of our readers responding to our recent gold survey believe the noble metal will continue to rise in value as the result of a weakening dollar.

So I wanted to steer away from financial news in our opening today to explore the rationale for an alternative way to valuate your investments … food and energy prices … and really anything you spend money to buy.

The dollar, like any paper currency, is an unreliable way to assign a value to anything. For example, the price of a new car in 1950 was $1,510. The average price of a new car in April 2012 was $30,748.

I admit, cars have come long way. But technological advancements alone don’t explain that kind of jump in price over the last 62 years.

And let’s talk about a loaf of bread ...

  • 1950: 12 cents
  • 2012: $2.20

Now certainly you’re not going to tell me about the huge advances in bread-making technology that can explain this jump in price. In fact, the opposite should be true.

Technological advancements in farming, transportation, etc. should have created a decline in the price.

So why does a loaf of bread cost more than 18 times what it did in 1950, when measured in dollars?

It’s because the value of our dollar has diminished. The purchasing power eroded over time. More dollars in circulation means we need more of them to make the same purchases we’ve always made.

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Here’s what’s happening …

Pumping more currency into the economy is called inflation, because the people doing it are inflating the money supply. A result of inflation is rising prices we all know that to be true.

All we need to do is look at the prices at the pump. What did you pay when you started driving compared to this morning?

In 1950 there were a little over 27 billion dollars in circulation ($27,156,290,042 to be exact). As of May 1, according to the Fed, $1.18 trillion is in circulation.

In other words, the money supply has expanded by 43 times. Again, more dollars in circulation mean higher prices.

You might expect to see a 43 times increase in prices rather than just an 18 times increase. Well, there are several factors we have to keep in mind:

  • Real prices have declined because of increased efficiency.
  • We are just looking at one item as an example, bread. The 18 times figure won’t be universal, but it is representative.
  • We export a lot of our inflation thanks to the petro-dollar, which is far too in-depth a subject to get into in this e-mail. We have, however, touched on it in special presentations in the past few months.

In addition to the money supply growing 43 times in the last 62 years, the Fed can just “print” more money anytime it wants. These two facts combined make the dollar, and all fiat currencies, notoriously unreliable as a measure of real wealth.

According to Forbes, the average lifespan for a fiat currency is 27 years, so the 41-42 years the dollar has been completely fiat (since Nixon closed the gold window) makes for a pretty good run.

Think about that, 27 years is the average lifespan. That means some fiat currencies live a shorter life, a few longer, but none are solid and reliable in the long term!

***

So what can we use as a more-stable measure?

Gold!

Like Charles Vollum, editor of PricedInGold.com, points out, gold is not perfect. It’s subject to manipulation by those in power.

For example, China is buying and storing tons of gold right now. Because there’s less gold in circulation, it drives up the buying power and manipulates the market.

In addition, the gold supply has roughly tripled since 1950, as our commodities expert Sean Brodrick pointed out yesterday in his history of gold e-mail.

All that said, Charles also points out it is MUCH harder to manipulate gold than it is the dollar. And so, the noble metal is a far more secure way of measuring wealth.

In order to buy and hoard gold in any real quantities, you must have the funds to purchase it. And if the central banks/governments just print money, the price of gold in relation to that currency will eventually go up … which makes it harder to buy.

In addition, there’s only so much. Central banks can’t just print more gold into existence. It has to be mined. It takes heavy equipment, manpower, knowledge, expertise and time.

No more stars can explode and deposit more on this little third rock from the sun.

Did you know that gold was created, of all places, in a neutron star?

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You probably remember hearing about neutron stars in school. They’re about 15 kilometers (about 9.3 miles) wide and have a mass of nearly 1.5 times our sun. A teaspoon of material from the neutron star would weigh over 10 million tons!

Billions of years ago, occasionally, two of these monsters would collide. Can you imagine the resulting explosion?

Einstein said Energy = Mass times the Speed of Light squared (E=MC2). Imagine all the mass of a neutron star, times two. The resulting explosion would release more energy than the entire human race could use in a trillion years.

In this unimaginable inferno, and only in that instant ... gold is created. Metallurgists and alchemists have been trying to create gold out of other things, unsuccessfully, throughout our entire history.

Once we mine all the gold out of the ground, there is no more. There’s a finite supply buried and that amount available grows smaller each year.

Good thing it’s reusable and indestructible!

***

Gold is has a wonderful balance of abundance and rarity, which makes it a realistic financial tool. There’s not too much, like seashells on the shore, and there’s not too little, like the radioactive element Astatine — with only an estimated 75 milligrams in the Earth’s crust.

The noble metal is attractive to look at, so it’s used in jewelry, and has functional industrial uses.

And finally, for all these reasons plus its shiny nature and indestructible hardiness, gold has been used as money since King Croesus struck the first gold coins around 545 B.C.

Gold is a much better way to evaluate your investments and the buying power of currencies. It’s more stable and it gives a realistic view of your gains or losses. Its use as a benchmark makes it much harder for those in power to hide reductions in the buying power of your assets.

That’s why they hate it, and why you should be using it to evaluate your investments.

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10-May-2013 14:11 GLD USD   /   Gold & metals       Go to Message
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that's a clear ascending triangle formation... (read: bullish)

vested in both gold (paper n physical)

gd luck dyodd..

bsiong      ( Date: 10-May-2013 13:32) Posted:

Gold Range Break Soon?

Daily Candles eliottWaves_gold_body_gold.png, Gold Range Break Soon?

Chart Prepared by Jamie Saettele, CMT

 

Commodity Analysis: No change – “After nearly retracing the entire 4/15 decline, gold reversed at the downward sloping line that connects the record high and February 2012 high (2/29/12 was a $105 down day high to low). That line provided support in late August 2012 (8/31/12 was $47 up day high to low) as well. If gold is headed lower over the next few weeks then it needs to stay below this line. Strength above would shift focus to the December 2011 low at 1522.”

 

Commodity Trading Strategy: Stop 1490. I won’t want to be short on a break above the range.

 

LEVELS: 1367 1403 1439 1470 1488 1495


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10-May-2013 13:21 IPC Corp   /   Solid NTA 27c       Go to Message
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This stock has not been moving much in spite of the gains that Nikkei has been making so far. In fact today they are up 2+%.. IPC has hardly moved throughout.. definitely opportunity to load up when it's not in the spotlight..

gd luck dyodd

From UOB Chart Genie

Time: 12:56PM
Exchange: SGX
Stock: IPC Corp(I12)
Signal: Bullish MACD Crossover
Last Done: $0.152
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10-May-2013 11:53 China Minzhong   /   China Minzhong Food forum       Go to Message
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1.09.. can have a gd lunch :)

congrats to those vested~~
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10-May-2013 11:43 UOB Kay Hian   /   UOBKH       Go to Message
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UOB-Kay Hian Q1 profit jumps 38%
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UOB-Kay Hian shares closed at S$1.69 on Thursday, adding one cent, or 0.6 per cent after the stock went " ex" for a 4-cent-per-share dividend. The results were announced after the market closed - PHOTO: BLOOMBERG NEWS


UOB-Kay Hian Holdings' first-quarter net profit leaped 37.8 per cent as improved market sentiment and " penny fever" fuelled exceptional stock market activity during the period.

Profit attributable to shareholders climbed to S$31.9 million, or 4.4 Singapore cents, for the three months ended March. That largely mirrored a 31.9 per cent year-on-year increase, to $86.9 million, in commission income.

Net asset value rose to S$1.5544 as at end-March from $1.4979 as at end-December.

UOB-Kay Hian attributed higher market turnover and improved investor sentiment to the improved earnings.
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10-May-2013 11:38 Sin Heng Mach   /   SIN HENG...the next MYMMMAR rush       Go to Message
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DBS from Mar'13

Sin Heng (Trading buy, Fair Value: S$0.29) has more than 40

years of experience in rental and trading of cranes and aerial

lifts

from Singapore. The outlook for cranes is expected to be

buoyant on the back of the tight supply in the industry.

Domestic crane demand is expected to be strong, supported

by a strong pipeline of construction and civil engineering

projects, as the population of Singapore increases. Its newly

formed JV in Myanmar could present abundant business

opportunities.
. In FY12, Sin Heng derived close to 50% of its revenue

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10-May-2013 11:33 Sin Heng Mach   /   SIN HENG...the next MYMMMAR rush       Go to Message
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consistent performer.. announcing their latest results

Company Results
S/NCompany NameQ/HY/FYCurrency, UnitsRevenueNet Profit
CurrentPreviousChange (%)CurrentPreviousChange (%)
13Sin Heng Heavy Machinery Limited3Q13S$ M44.3 26.6 51.2 3.1 1.5 109.6

ozone2002      ( Date: 01-Nov-2012 13:22) Posted:

saw sin heng reported gd earnings..

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10-May-2013 11:14 Kreuz   /   Kreuz cruising back up?       Go to Message
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Kreuz back up again after the dip due to DBS revising their TP upwards to $0.78

still a undervalued stock in any case.. gd luck dyodd

Continues to impress (DBS)

  1Q13 earnings in line on track for another growth year

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adding assets should reap benefits over the cyclePrudent balance between chasing growth and pace of

  Still cheap at just 6x FY13F PE despite strong run

  Maintain BUY with a higher TP of S$0.78

Highlights

Another quarter of solid earnings execution

US$10.8m (up 5% y-o-y) was in line with expectations, on the back

of 1.4% revenue growth to US$49m. 1Q net profit amounts to 24%

of our full year estimates. Gross margin improved to 32.1%.. 1Q13 net profit of

Our View

Subsea sector fundamentals continue to be robust

market is expected to be one of the brightest spots in offshore O& G

services, backed by an increase in the development of oil and gas

fields in deeper waters /harsher environments and development of

marginal fields which need tie-backs to existing infrastructure.

Current orderbook stands at US$200m, largely unchanged from last

quarter, and underpins revenues for the next 12 months. We

estimate YTD contract wins of around US$60m, including variation

orders and unannounced contract wins, on track to meeting our fullyear

new order win estimate of US$150m.. The subsea

May exercise option for another MSV

contract with a Chinese shipyard for the construction of a state-ofthe

art multi-purpose support vessel and has the option of indicating

interest to order one more within 6 months. It may make sense for

Kreuz to exercise this option, since the newbuilding price is relatively

cheap, and Kreuz may be able to bid competitively for global SURF

projects against bigger players like Subsea 7 and Technip, when

these vessels are delivered 2-3 years down the line. Funding is not an

issue, with balance sheet now in healthy position.. Kreuz recently inked a

Recommendation

Maintain BUY.

while being prudent not to be too aggressive currently with asset

acquisitions. This ensures Kreuz does not have to take on low margin

contracts just to ensure high fleet utilisation, and reduces the cyclical

effects of the O& G industry to an extent. Thus, Kreuz remains one of

our top picks in the sector. TP raised to S$0.78, pegged to a higher

multiple of 8x FY13 earnings, given its solid track record and long

term sustainable growth strategy.
Kreuz continues to execute on its growth strategy

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10-May-2013 10:54 China Minzhong   /   China Minzhong Food forum       Go to Message
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huat together.. Sharing is caring.. hope my posts have been useful

 
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10-May-2013 09:54 China Minzhong   /   China Minzhong Food forum       Go to Message
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wondering if i can send a complain to admin for the person who keeps giving me bad posts?
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10-May-2013 09:45 China Minzhong   /   China Minzhong Food forum       Go to Message
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as predicted sometime ago..

gd luck dyodd

ozone2002      ( Date: 06-May-2013 10:48) Posted:



up 4c today..

have to break resistance of 1.02 to confirm the uptrend..

gd luck dyodd

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