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Octavia
    26-Feb-2013 15:57  
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Small Fly's AvatarWahahahahaha down 1.19.more to come...wahahahahahaSmall Fly's Avatar

ynnek1267      ( Date: 25-Feb-2013 14:28) Posted:

1.24. Wahahahahaahahahah!!!!!!

 
 
nokolosti
    26-Feb-2013 15:30  
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want collect must careful wor.  http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/02/26/us-markets-global-idUSBRE88901C20130226 

bishan22      ( Date: 26-Feb-2013 14:43) Posted:

Seem strong so collected more today. Good luck.  Smiley

nokolosti      ( Date: 26-Feb-2013 13:33) Posted:

Waaaa china minzhong bull very geng!!!  Smiley  I think the bull eat mushrooms and indomee grow up thats why so strong. Today my other counters all down only this up....  Smiley


 
 
bishan22
    26-Feb-2013 14:43  
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Seem strong so collected more today. Good luck.  Smiley

nokolosti      ( Date: 26-Feb-2013 13:33) Posted:

Waaaa china minzhong bull very geng!!!  Smiley  I think the bull eat mushrooms and indomee grow up thats why so strong. Today my other counters all down only this up....  Smiley

 

 
nokolosti
    26-Feb-2013 13:33  
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Waaaa china minzhong bull very geng!!!  Smiley  I think the bull eat mushrooms and indomee grow up thats why so strong. Today my other counters all down only this up....  Smiley
 
 
nokolosti
    26-Feb-2013 08:56  
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thanks very informative update!!! Glad i'm still holding onto this counter.  SmileyWas a screaming buy when i read the financials.

ykinvestor      ( Date: 26-Feb-2013 08:40) Posted:

The MayBank Kim Eng reseach note of Feb 18 2013  says that
The top three shareholders (Indofood, GIC (Temasek), Templeton) in the aggregate account for 40.4% of total shares outstanding.
New vs old shareholding structure. Upon the completion of the deal, Indofood will be the biggest shareholder of China Minzhong followed by GIC and Templeton. The top three shareholders in the aggregate account for 40.4% of total shares outstanding. Lin Guorong, the CEO of China Minzhong, will control 5.4% of the company via personal account and a investment holding vechicle.
China Minzhong shareholding structure
 

New vs old shareholding structure.
Upon the completion of the deal, Indofood will be the biggest shareholder of China Minzhong followed by GIC and Templeton. The top three shareholders in the aggregate account for 40.4% of total shares outstanding. Lin Guorong, the CEO of China Minzhong, will control 5.4% of the company via personal account and a investment holding vechicle.


China Minzhong shareholding structure
Before


After


No. of shares (in million)


% of holding


No. of shares (in million)


% of holding


Indofood


0


0%


98.00


15.0%


GIC


94.25


16.9%


94.25


14.4%


Templeton


72.73


13.0%


72.73


11.1%


CMIA


32.00


5.7%


32.00


4.9%


Lin Guorong, CEO (direct + deemed interest)


35.51


6.4%


35.51


5.4%

Source: Company


ozone2002      ( Date: 25-Feb-2013 13:38) Posted:



2 big daddies are in this stock

a) Temasek ..  from SG Super big daddy sovereign fund..

b) Indo food aka Salim group.. big daddy of Indo...

these 2 fellas have already done their due diligence b4 investing in CMZ..

At PE 4x, upside higher than downside

gd luck dyodd


 
 
ykinvestor
    26-Feb-2013 08:40  
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The MayBank Kim Eng reseach note of Feb 18 2013  says that
The top three shareholders (Indofood, GIC (Temasek), Templeton) in the aggregate account for 40.4% of total shares outstanding.
New vs old shareholding structure. Upon the completion of the deal, Indofood will be the biggest shareholder of China Minzhong followed by GIC and Templeton. The top three shareholders in the aggregate account for 40.4% of total shares outstanding. Lin Guorong, the CEO of China Minzhong, will control 5.4% of the company via personal account and a investment holding vechicle.
China Minzhong shareholding structure
 

New vs old shareholding structure.
Upon the completion of the deal, Indofood will be the biggest shareholder of China Minzhong followed by GIC and Templeton. The top three shareholders in the aggregate account for 40.4% of total shares outstanding. Lin Guorong, the CEO of China Minzhong, will control 5.4% of the company via personal account and a investment holding vechicle.


China Minzhong shareholding structure
Before


After


No. of shares (in million)


% of holding


No. of shares (in million)


% of holding


Indofood


0


0%


98.00


15.0%


GIC


94.25


16.9%


94.25


14.4%


Templeton


72.73


13.0%


72.73


11.1%


CMIA


32.00


5.7%


32.00


4.9%


Lin Guorong, CEO (direct + deemed interest)


35.51


6.4%


35.51


5.4%

Source: Company


ozone2002      ( Date: 25-Feb-2013 13:38) Posted:



2 big daddies are in this stock

a) Temasek ..  from SG Super big daddy sovereign fund..

b) Indo food aka Salim group.. big daddy of Indo...

these 2 fellas have already done their due diligence b4 investing in CMZ..

At PE 4x, upside higher than downside

gd luck dyodd

 

 
ynnek1267
    25-Feb-2013 14:33  
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And his no ball Xin shifu. Wahahaha!!!! 90cents? in  your dream lah. Wahahaha!!!!

xing78      ( Date: 22-Feb-2013 03:40) Posted:

there are always opportunity to go long in this counter. i dunt think the time is now. use the charts wisely. take the analysts report as a reference only. my tp for cmz still stands at 90c for this correction.
good luck :p

 
 
ynnek1267
    25-Feb-2013 14:31  
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No ball, ball ball. Wahahahaha!!!

ballball      ( Date: 22-Feb-2013 05:35) Posted:

Some pioneer here may be more realistic n accurate than so-called analyst. One of them is Sifu Xing ye.

 
 
ynnek1267
    25-Feb-2013 14:28  
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1.24. Wahahahahaahahahah!!!!!!
 
 
ynnek1267
    25-Feb-2013 13:45  
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The 3rd daddy which is the most powerful one, INSTITUTIONAL FUNDS!!!!! WAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!

Look at news on 7 Dec
 

 
ozone2002
    25-Feb-2013 13:38  
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2 big daddies are in this stock

a) Temasek ..  from SG Super big daddy sovereign fund..

b) Indo food aka Salim group.. big daddy of Indo...

these 2 fellas have already done their due diligence b4 investing in CMZ..

At PE 4x, upside higher than downside

gd luck dyodd
 
 
Sam1903
    25-Feb-2013 13:36  
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1.230
 
 
ynnek1267
    25-Feb-2013 13:13  
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1.21. Wahahaha.... Put salt on your wounds. Wahahahaha!!!!!!

Octavia      ( Date: 25-Feb-2013 09:48) Posted:



My  wounds have not healed yet.Hehe

 

ynnek1267      ( Date: 25-Feb-2013 09:24) Posted:



Wahahahaha!!!! So painful and pitiful. Wahahaha!!!!

You are going to make your second painful and pitiful decision not buying CMZ. Wahahahaha!!!!!!!


 
 
bishan22
    25-Feb-2013 12:25  
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Wahahaha. never know it broke 1.20 so fast. Hope to see 1.35 as the next target price. Good luck all.  Smiley

ykinvestor      ( Date: 25-Feb-2013 09:47) Posted:

it looks like the next resistant would be 1.32 http://www.sharesinv.com/articles/TC3006521/

bishan22      ( Date: 25-Feb-2013 09:15) Posted:

Next resistance 1.20 could take a while to break. Patience pls.  Smiley


 
 
ynnek1267
    25-Feb-2013 11:05  
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Yamada go up, how can minzhong left behind.
Minzhong chiong ah!!!! Wahahaha!!!!
 

 
ynnek1267
    25-Feb-2013 09:55  
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S-chip die one by one. So what left over with good profit is the better one. Think this way, you will not miss the boat. Wahahaha!!!!!!!!!

Octavia      ( Date: 25-Feb-2013 09:48) Posted:



My  wounds have not healed yet.Hehe

 

ynnek1267      ( Date: 25-Feb-2013 09:24) Posted:



Wahahahaha!!!! So painful and pitiful. Wahahaha!!!!

You are going to make your second painful and pitiful decision not buying CMZ. Wahahahaha!!!!!!!


 
 
Octavia
    25-Feb-2013 09:48  
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My  wounds have not healed yet.Hehe

 

ynnek1267      ( Date: 25-Feb-2013 09:24) Posted:



Wahahahaha!!!! So painful and pitiful. Wahahaha!!!!

You are going to make your second painful and pitiful decision not buying CMZ. Wahahahaha!!!!!!!!

Octavia      ( Date: 24-Feb-2013 16:47) Posted:



My advise is to trade with caution  surrounding Chinese companies listed on the SGX. Embezzlement, forgery, accounting fraud had been the order of the day. Frauds were perpetrated by Chinese citizens and facilitated by mostly Singaporean and Malaysian securities promoters. Receivership processes have been stalled by uncooperative management and employees of mainland China subsidiaries. In addition, local Chinese authorities have made it difficult for the receiver to take possession of and manage the mainland China subsidiaries, including the sell off of their assets. Since all of these Chinese companies have their business operations in mainland China, prosecution by Singaporean authorities of Chinese perpetrators will be difficult since there is not extradition treaty between China and Singapore.

My painful lesson was from  FerroChina which I bought at $1.70 in 2008.The company went belly up and delisted.Money all gone.During those time,CAO,ChinaFishery and PeoplesFood just to name a few were all trading $2-5 region..alas now you see how much they have tanked.Hope that this counter will not  suffer the same fate.

Good luck and do your homework.


 
 
ykinvestor
    25-Feb-2013 09:47  
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it looks like the next resistant would be 1.32 http://www.sharesinv.com/articles/TC3006521/

bishan22      ( Date: 25-Feb-2013 09:15) Posted:

Next resistance 1.20 could take a while to break. Patience pls.  Smiley

 
 
ynnek1267
    25-Feb-2013 09:24  
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Wahahahaha!!!! So painful and pitiful. Wahahaha!!!!

You are going to make your second painful and pitiful decision not buying CMZ. Wahahahaha!!!!!!!!

Octavia      ( Date: 24-Feb-2013 16:47) Posted:



My advise is to trade with caution  surrounding Chinese companies listed on the SGX. Embezzlement, forgery, accounting fraud had been the order of the day. Frauds were perpetrated by Chinese citizens and facilitated by mostly Singaporean and Malaysian securities promoters. Receivership processes have been stalled by uncooperative management and employees of mainland China subsidiaries. In addition, local Chinese authorities have made it difficult for the receiver to take possession of and manage the mainland China subsidiaries, including the sell off of their assets. Since all of these Chinese companies have their business operations in mainland China, prosecution by Singaporean authorities of Chinese perpetrators will be difficult since there is not extradition treaty between China and Singapore.

My painful lesson was from  FerroChina which I bought at $1.70 in 2008.The company went belly up and delisted.Money all gone.During those time,CAO,ChinaFishery and PeoplesFood just to name a few were all trading $2-5 region..alas now you see how much they have tanked.Hope that this counter will not  suffer the same fate.

Good luck and do your homework.

 
 
bishan22
    25-Feb-2013 09:15  
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Next resistance 1.20 could take a while to break. Patience pls.  Smiley
 
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