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still premature to tell if CapitaLand will end which way .....
positive bias .....
Capitaland trended lower as predicted!
http://stockmarketmindgames.blogspot.sg/2013/11/capitaland-trended-lower.html
dow taking only a short breather ..... futures positive .....
suppose taking cue from China now will be a more sensible thing for CapitaLand
danger ( Date: 18-Nov-2013 23:15) Posted:
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very stable closing .....
think this one is bound for the $3.20 destination .....
LOAD CAPITALAND NOW !!!
THE DEMAND FOR HOUSING IN CHINA WILL BE EVEN GREATER IN NEAR FUTURE AFTER THIS REFORM
CAPITALAND TO RALLY TO $8 LIKE IN 2007/2008
With goverment push of multil millions people from rural area to cities
How many more apartments they will need to build ...
with bigger size family in near future , families will need to move and buy bigger houses
Property developers will benefit
Investors rewarded Beijing on Monday for its ambitious reform plan, sustaining a stocks rally led by consumer goods shares seen as direct beneficiaries of the promised easing of China's one-child policy and efforts to boost consumption.
Key onshore China stock indexes rose the most in more than two months, while China shares listed in Hong Kong were heading for their biggest daily percentage gains in almost two years in high volume trade.
Besides plans to give markets a decisive role in key areas such as resource pricing or finance, the reforms also included steps to boost China's urban population. Beijing considers helping millions move to cities as an essential part of a transition to economic growth that is more balanced, less investment-intensive and more consumption-driven.
Moody's Investors Service rating agency welcomed Beijing's reform plans as potentially positive for its sovereign debt rating, local government finances, plus property developers and big strategic state-owned firms.
Key onshore China stock indexes rose the most in more than two months, while China shares listed in Hong Kong were heading for their biggest daily percentage gains in almost two years in high volume trade.
Besides plans to give markets a decisive role in key areas such as resource pricing or finance, the reforms also included steps to boost China's urban population. Beijing considers helping millions move to cities as an essential part of a transition to economic growth that is more balanced, less investment-intensive and more consumption-driven.
Moody's Investors Service rating agency welcomed Beijing's reform plans as potentially positive for its sovereign debt rating, local government finances, plus property developers and big strategic state-owned firms.