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    11-Jun-2009 11:30  
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Kepland rights trading ended on 27 May.  Payment closing was 2 June,  anything that is Kepland_R inside CDP account has no value since time has lapsed.




Yukitai      ( Date: 11-Jun-2009 11:23) Posted:

Today morning i checked my CDP ACC, My Kepland Rights 1800 missing just shown me ordinary share 2000, why ?

 
 
Yukitai
    11-Jun-2009 11:23  
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Today morning i checked my CDP ACC, My Kepland Rights 1800 missing just shown me ordinary share 2000, why ?
 
 
sureesh40
    11-Jun-2009 10:53  
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there was also a report yesterday in the news that property market in SG will be in a W recovery. So does that mean share price may fall to back to bottom
 

 
niuyear
    11-Jun-2009 10:41  
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In short, Yesterday's drop of DOW was due to people worry that the 'rising interest rate'  could put a damper on consurmer and business spending.  The banks' lending rate might rise and people worry this will slow down the recovery of economic.  Housing index also fell 1.5%.

I might want to hold on to buy banks or property stocks because these 2 are interest-rate sensitive stocks.  

P/s - above just my own opinion. :)  I dont have so much money to buy bank stock anyway! LOL
 
 
sureesh40
    11-Jun-2009 10:34  
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what about longer term, can it cross 3.50

alvinlimyc      ( Date: 11-Jun-2009 01:03) Posted:



It is not as strong as CapitalLand or CityDEV but KepLand is strong and should cross $3 mark soon... but unlikely to move beyond $3.5

Check my posting on CapitalLand....

 

 
 
dealer0168
    11-Jun-2009 10:15  
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Yes agreed, the analyst are like roti prata man. They are basically the gainer...lah.

Emm however, this positive new, hope can give Kepland a spike to continue go upwards.

Sometimes their news can be a good catalsyt to push the share price.Smiley

 

 



Livermore      ( Date: 11-Jun-2009 09:54) Posted:

Just like the roti prata man

dealer0168      ( Date: 11-Jun-2009 09:22) Posted:



Emm a news to share out.

DMG: Upgrade property to OVERWEIGHT, Top Buy CDL. Buy KepLand and CapLand

DMG & Partners has turned bullish on property, upgrading the sector yesterday (June 10) to OVERWEIGHT, on the back of (1) bottoming of physical prices in 1Q09, (2) narrowing mid to prime price differential driving interest in prime properties, (3) evidence of mass market volume flowing to mid and prime properties and (4) a return of foreign buying interest.

”On the ground, confidence is now strong, evidenced by a shift from fleeting enquiries three months ago, to immense demand, particularly for launches over the past three weeks,” said its analyst, Brandon Lee.

While property stocks have already risen 91.4% quarter-on-quarter and 18.3% month-on-month, there is still strong upside potential for the blue chip developers, he said.

”We set our target prices at a 0 – 20% premium to revised RNAV.”

The research house’s top buy is City Developments (S$9.09, TP: S$12.34), while Keppel
Land (S$2.48, TP: S$2.98) and CapitaLand (S$3.67, TP: S$4.22) are ‘buys’.

DMG expects capital values to recover 8% and 17% in 2009 and 2010 amid
improved physical market dynamics.

We estimate that physical prices bottomed in 1Q09, the same quarter developers cleared inventories by lowering prices 10 –30%. A favourable takeup together with higher secondary market prices resulted in sharp upward price adjustments by developers in 2Q09, but this has not dampened
demand.

Furthermore, supply for the next three years has plunged 41.5% year-on-year, reducing concerns over a supply glut.



 

 
Livermore
    11-Jun-2009 09:54  
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Just like the roti prata man

dealer0168      ( Date: 11-Jun-2009 09:22) Posted:



Emm a news to share out.

DMG: Upgrade property to OVERWEIGHT, Top Buy CDL. Buy KepLand and CapLand

DMG & Partners has turned bullish on property, upgrading the sector yesterday (June 10) to OVERWEIGHT, on the back of (1) bottoming of physical prices in 1Q09, (2) narrowing mid to prime price differential driving interest in prime properties, (3) evidence of mass market volume flowing to mid and prime properties and (4) a return of foreign buying interest.

”On the ground, confidence is now strong, evidenced by a shift from fleeting enquiries three months ago, to immense demand, particularly for launches over the past three weeks,” said its analyst, Brandon Lee.

While property stocks have already risen 91.4% quarter-on-quarter and 18.3% month-on-month, there is still strong upside potential for the blue chip developers, he said.

”We set our target prices at a 0 – 20% premium to revised RNAV.”

The research house’s top buy is City Developments (S$9.09, TP: S$12.34), while Keppel
Land (S$2.48, TP: S$2.98) and CapitaLand (S$3.67, TP: S$4.22) are ‘buys’.

DMG expects capital values to recover 8% and 17% in 2009 and 2010 amid
improved physical market dynamics.

We estimate that physical prices bottomed in 1Q09, the same quarter developers cleared inventories by lowering prices 10 –30%. A favourable takeup together with higher secondary market prices resulted in sharp upward price adjustments by developers in 2Q09, but this has not dampened
demand.

Furthermore, supply for the next three years has plunged 41.5% year-on-year, reducing concerns over a supply glut.


 
 
dealer0168
    11-Jun-2009 09:31  
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Another new to share out:

“Sharp 20% recovery in prices”

Bank of America-Merrill Lynch's report dated June 8 said: We are forecasting a sharp 20% recovery in the Singapore residential market from trough which we expect to occur in 3/4Q 2009."

This should support share price momentum for Singapore developers in the next 6-12 months as stocks, which are highly correlated to residential pricing, lead moves in the physical market, it added.

”We believe the sector will continue to re-rate as visibility of pricing growth improves.”
 
 
dealer0168
    11-Jun-2009 09:22  
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Emm a news to share out.

DMG: Upgrade property to OVERWEIGHT, Top Buy CDL. Buy KepLand and CapLand

DMG & Partners has turned bullish on property, upgrading the sector yesterday (June 10) to OVERWEIGHT, on the back of (1) bottoming of physical prices in 1Q09, (2) narrowing mid to prime price differential driving interest in prime properties, (3) evidence of mass market volume flowing to mid and prime properties and (4) a return of foreign buying interest.

”On the ground, confidence is now strong, evidenced by a shift from fleeting enquiries three months ago, to immense demand, particularly for launches over the past three weeks,” said its analyst, Brandon Lee.

While property stocks have already risen 91.4% quarter-on-quarter and 18.3% month-on-month, there is still strong upside potential for the blue chip developers, he said.

”We set our target prices at a 0 – 20% premium to revised RNAV.”

The research house’s top buy is City Developments (S$9.09, TP: S$12.34), while Keppel
Land (S$2.48, TP: S$2.98) and CapitaLand (S$3.67, TP: S$4.22) are ‘buys’.

DMG expects capital values to recover 8% and 17% in 2009 and 2010 amid
improved physical market dynamics.

We estimate that physical prices bottomed in 1Q09, the same quarter developers cleared inventories by lowering prices 10 –30%. A favourable takeup together with higher secondary market prices resulted in sharp upward price adjustments by developers in 2Q09, but this has not dampened
demand.

Furthermore, supply for the next three years has plunged 41.5% year-on-year, reducing concerns over a supply glut.

 
 
Livermore
    11-Jun-2009 05:49  
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From chart it is possible

alvinlimyc      ( Date: 11-Jun-2009 01:03) Posted:



It is not as strong as CapitalLand or CityDEV but KepLand is strong and should cross $3 mark soon... but unlikely to move beyond $3.5

Check my posting on CapitalLand....

 

 

 
alvinlimyc
    11-Jun-2009 01:03  
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It is not as strong as CapitalLand or CityDEV but KepLand is strong and should cross $3 mark soon... but unlikely to move beyond $3.5

Check my posting on CapitalLand....

 
 
 
amilytan
    10-Jun-2009 23:06  
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dealer0168, thanks for your advice, i think i will keep it first. I use this counter to compare Capitalland. Hope it will follow Capitalland trend even after the right, it will rebound even fast.
 
 
terry138
    10-Jun-2009 22:09  
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YES ! do your  own analysts.

or else go Holland - as correctly said by ' dealer0168 '
 
 
Livermore
    10-Jun-2009 19:58  
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A few weeks ago analysts downgraded property stocks and now they upgrade it to outperform. Just like the roti prata man. They flip whenever they like 

dealer0168      ( Date: 10-Jun-2009 19:54) Posted:

Both analyst info & our own homework are equally important.

(my point of view)

 



solar2008      ( Date: 10-Jun-2009 19:11) Posted:



Do your own analysis. Rely on analyst reports will lead you to Holland.


 
 
dealer0168
    10-Jun-2009 19:54  
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Both analyst info & our own homework are equally important.

(my point of view)

 



solar2008      ( Date: 10-Jun-2009 19:11) Posted:



Do your own analysis. Rely on analyst reports will lead you to Holland.

 

 
solar2008
    10-Jun-2009 19:11  
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Do your own analysis. Rely on analyst reports will lead you to Holland.
 
 
E-war
    10-Jun-2009 19:03  
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I remembered the papers saying something like trading btw a band of 2.3 to 2.9, very wide band. Dunno whether can believe or not. Cheers...
 
 
dealer0168
    10-Jun-2009 17:29  
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Hope got good news to indicate that STI index can cross the 2400 borders & proceed to another height.

 
 
 
dealer0168
    10-Jun-2009 17:24  
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Actually can't gauge right now. But got very strong feel tomorrow STI will drop.

We are almost near 2400 again (human fear factor may at work again).

Today those who vest in Kepland, i worry we may see a drop in price tomorrow.

Let continue the monitoring tomorrow.  
 
 
sureesh40
    10-Jun-2009 17:10  
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how high do you think it will go a and under what time frame



dealer0168      ( Date: 10-Jun-2009 13:49) Posted:

Wow u buy in at quite high price.

Emm why not keep them fr long terms. Selling them now will mean lost....

Kepland share price will definately goes up high again, but we need to wait patiencely.

 



amilytan      ( Date: 10-Jun-2009 09:43) Posted:

Let say Buy it at 2.82


 
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