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STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors
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teeth53
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19-Sep-2008 09:49
Yells: "don't learn through life, learn to grow with life " |
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No need to pay any single cents...on contra, no need to come out to from pocket to pay, why noy..rite, unless one has deep pocket to with stand those bad sentiment that prevail, bad news will still appear on d financcial instituties...M&G, chop & cut on those wtih huge dept Companies.
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jackjames
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19-Sep-2008 09:34
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today is time to take whatever profit you have.. personally, i believe it will drop .... the bear would not just walk away in 2 days time... short term up, medium and long term, STILL DOWN ! |
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ozone2002
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19-Sep-2008 08:58
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accumulate some shares yesterday for the long term.. those shares with long history of good dividends..singtel,singpost etc.. i believe the market has bottomed.. caveat emptor..
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Blastoff
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19-Sep-2008 08:42
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STI should move up today. | ||
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HLJHLJ
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19-Sep-2008 08:23
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Yes, nice chart on hindsight! I think from Remiser. I even quipped at his chart as I did not believe in all these wave things because trends are very hard to predict. By Elliot wave theory, looks like now is only wave3. Will go up (wave 4), then come to 1800 (wave 5)?? Then uptrend again (bull phase)
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totoro
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19-Sep-2008 08:13
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Hi, Just for info. The chart was posted by 'remisier' under the thread 'STI'. not this thread.
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aleoleo
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19-Sep-2008 07:44
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曾俊华：港府不打算救市 （香港讯）香港财政司长曾俊华说，当地金管局随时准备好为市场提供流动资金，但港府今日没有救市，也不打算救市。 |
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Blastoff
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19-Sep-2008 07:10
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DOW up 410 points, does it mean the market has bottom out???
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idesa168
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18-Sep-2008 23:05
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Now we are know how much the American were sweeping under the carpet. I do believe this is not the end of the turmoil. For 2 days, DOW dropped almost 1000 pts but now with the Central banks pumping in fund, the DOW is just trading 60 pts up. It's a sign that mkt has not bottom out yet. |
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Livermore
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18-Sep-2008 22:35
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Here are short paragraphs from the article - Emerging Markets Crucial For Prosperity from today Business Times. Financial markets continue to underestimate the pace and scale of change in China. There one-fifh of the world's population is experiencing its industrial revolution. Foreign firms are investing in China at a rapid pace. New trade corridors are being seen, driven by China, with rising trade within Asia and between Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America. These are flows of commodities and of goods, of people and remittances and of portfolio and direct investment. The emergence of soverign wealth funds across Asia and the Middle East shows how the balance of financial wealth is changing. While there is much attention on China, financial markets are in danger of overlooking the catch-up potential of economies such as India, Indonesia and Brazil. These huge countries have the people and resources to emerge as strongly as China. Almost half of India's poplulation is below 20 years of age. In Africa, the private sector is generating jobs on a large scale, while in the Middle East as well as in India and China, an infrastructure boom the likes of which has never been seen before is underway. Of course, here will be setbacks but make no mistake, many of these economies plan to move up the value chain in future years. A real pity if you don't like China stocks. Its like we are entering into a major revolution and you don't wish to be a part of it. A real pity if you don't like China stocks.Its like we are heading for a major revolution and you don;t wish to be a part of it. A real pity if you don't like China stocks.Its like we are heading for a major revolution and you don't wish to be a part of it. |
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jackjames
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18-Sep-2008 21:29
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which stock u are referring? 55 cents ? sound like ferrochina for me..
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Livermore
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18-Sep-2008 19:54
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I am not waiting for STI to drop to 1800 then pick up stocks. I did not have any stock earlier but I already started to pick up yesterday. Some stocks have fallen from a high to about 55c. Obviously stocks cannot be 0c. So I give it a rough estaimate in worst case it could reach 30c. From 55c to 30c, the risk is low but the opportunity cost is high. This is what I explained to my friend but he refused to listen and wants to wait for the ideal price of maybe 30c. It may not come. At 55c of course you don't put all your lots at one go. So in worse case it goes to 30c, you still have bullets. If it goes up from 55c, you slowly average up to a certan price:) | ||
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red1721
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18-Sep-2008 18:24
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Hmm Jackjames....to be frank, you are beginning to convince me with this chart liao....looks very promising indeed... | ||
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jackjames
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18-Sep-2008 17:48
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i have to say this again, this graph is not from me, is some Sharejunction forumer analysis, i copy and paste on my wall... i found out the history should repeat itself... prepare your last breath at 1800 points, then, you show hand ! i just love this graph, very convincing, the previous forumer has the value for each points... can ask him to show us again... or u drag all the way to see some old post... 
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AK_Francis
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18-Sep-2008 17:20
Yells: "Happy go lucky, cheers." |
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Agreed, no thinking is required as u dun know when the next $bomb fires fr the power houses fr the west. The moral of the story is, at current buoyant global markets, very short term trading and dun think about big bug's return, will make u less pressure. Unless, u totally leave the market and return when the market stabalised, as some of the sifus advice. Another hard day gone. Cheers |
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jackjames
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18-Sep-2008 17:06
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you don't think liao.. the bottom is at 1800 points... dead cat reboud will goto 2574 and again hammered down.. today is just catch and kill the shortist.... |
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ozone2002
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18-Sep-2008 16:48
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i personally think the bottom is here.. when all the bad news start coming out n there's blood on the streets... the markets will do the unthinkable.. |
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ozone2002
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18-Sep-2008 16:16
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most probable reason for the bounce Fed, ECB, BOJ Take Joint Action to Alleviate Tensions (Update1) By John Fraher and Brian Swint Sept. 18 (Bloomberg) -- The Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan joined with their counterparts around the world to pump dollars into the financial system and head off a deepening crisis. The Fed said it authorized other central banks to auction $180 billion in dollar funds to financial institutions, in a statement on its Website. A joint release said that the Bank of England, the Bank of Canada and the Swiss National Bank also participated. ``The action is designed to address the continued elevated pressures in U.S. dollar short-term funding markets,'' the banks said. ``The central banks continue to work together closely and will take appropriate steps to address the ongoing pressures.'' Central bankers have struggled to restore confidence in markets this week as banks hoarded money on concern more banks will follow Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. into bankruptcy. The cost of borrowing in dollars for three months jumped the most since 1999 with the crisis spreading abroad as U.K. mortgage lender HBOS Plc slumped and Russia poured money into its banks. ``The lack of dollars has been making the financial crisis worse around the world which is why we now have this coordinated response,'' said Robert Barrie, an economist at Credit Suisse Group in London. |
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AK_Francis
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18-Sep-2008 16:16
Yells: "Happy go lucky, cheers." |
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splendid, HSI goes into blk 71.46, STI puay shu shei, up 2798. 2 4D to choose. Cheers. | ||
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aleoleo
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18-Sep-2008 16:13
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HSI from lowest -1300 to - 4 at closing, amazing, STI as well, but you will never know what will happen next...... "Dead cat bounce" ????? let see............ jangan tension........ |
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