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firewood      ( Date: 26-Nov-2010 13:28) Posted: Johor MP wants end to free casino trips He joins others objecting to S'pore casino tours By Carolyn Hong, Malaysia Bureau Chief People boarding a Malaysian bus at the Resorts World Sentosa basement carpark. Johor lawmaker Tang Nai Soon wants Singapore to impose an entrance fee on Malaysians and allow them to list their family members on the gamblers' register to ban their entry into the casinos. -- ST PHOTO: JOYCE FANG KUALA LUMPUR: A Johor lawmaker has urged the Malaysian government to ask Singapore to stop its casinos from offering free trips to Malaysians, and to discourage them from gambling across the Causeway. He wants Singapore to impose an entrance fee on Malaysians and to allow them to list their family members on the gamblers' register to ban their entry into the casinos - just like it does for Singaporeans. Malaysian visits should be limited to, say, 50 times a year, said Pekan Nenas state assemblyman Tang Nai Soon. The state MP made his call in the state assembly on Wednesday, in the wake of increasing complaints that housewives and the elderly were being lured to Resorts World Sentosa and Marina Bay Sands casinos by free tours. 'Gambling can cause grave social ills,' he said. Mr Tang's was the latest voice to join the chorus of discontent that started some months ago, when the Chinese media started to run reports about the swarm of Johoreans crossing into Singapore daily to gamble. The voices have become louder in recent weeks, with more leaders from the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) speaking up on the issue. So far, the protests and unhappiness over the issue have been confined to Johor. But the issue might soon begin to get wider notice in Malaysia, as the English and Malay media have also begun to run reports on the trend. Previously, it received coverage only in the Chinese press. A party insider said Johor MCA became more vocal after it was blamed for not doing more to discourage these free tours. Complaints about gambling and loan sharks have always been there, he said, adding: 'But this one stands out because it involves going to Singapore for a 'free' holiday.' Mr Tang said these tours include free transport, a food voucher, and a discount so gamblers can buy S$140 worth of chips for S$100. The MCA's national organising secretary Tee Siew Kong told the media several days ago that transport operators are paid an incentive of RM900 (S$376) for every busload of passengers. A Johor travel agent who did not want to be named said the tours are run by local agencies, which earn a commission from the casinos. He said it was normal practice for casinos to offer incentives including food vouchers and gambling chips. 'Maybe it's an issue because the money is going out of the country,' he said of the latest concerns in Malaysia. Mr Tee estimates that at least 3,200 Malaysians gamble in the casinos every day, based on 30 bus trips of 40 passengers each and 500 cars of four people each. If each spent S$1,000, that would amount to RM230 million a month, he said. Mr Tang said there are complaints that some housewives spend at least 10 hours there each time they visit the casinos. 'Even more worrying is that some of them have gone to the extent of borrowing money from loan sharks to satisfy their new-found addiction to gambling,' he said. He claimed that loan sharks prowl casino floors, offering small loans of S$500 at an interest rate of RM20 to RM50 a day. MCA youth chief Wee Ka Siong, who is an MP from Johor, recently raised similar concerns, noting that Singaporeans could get the casinos to bar their family members. 'But the law does not apply to foreigners, including Malaysians,' he said.

 

Wah your posts reminds me of someone.

SixthSense      ( Date: 26-Nov-2010 13:31) Posted: Cannotfind, can tell me more about Petronas IPO ? cannotfind      ( Date: 26-Nov-2010 13:26) Posted: I think today very quiet because all went to Petronas IPO

 

Cannotfind, can tell me more about Petronas IPO ?

cannotfind      ( Date: 26-Nov-2010 13:26) Posted: I think today very quiet because all went to Petronas IPO

 

Johor MP wants end to free casino trips He joins others objecting to S'pore casino tours By Carolyn Hong, Malaysia Bureau Chief People boarding a Malaysian bus at the Resorts World Sentosa basement carpark. Johor lawmaker Tang Nai Soon wants Singapore to impose an entrance fee on Malaysians and allow them to list their family members on the gamblers' register to ban their entry into the casinos. -- ST PHOTO: JOYCE FANG KUALA LUMPUR: A Johor lawmaker has urged the Malaysian government to ask Singapore to stop its casinos from offering free trips to Malaysians, and to discourage them from gambling across the Causeway. He wants Singapore to impose an entrance fee on Malaysians and to allow them to list their family members on the gamblers' register to ban their entry into the casinos - just like it does for Singaporeans. Malaysian visits should be limited to, say, 50 times a year, said Pekan Nenas state assemblyman Tang Nai Soon. The state MP made his call in the state assembly on Wednesday, in the wake of increasing complaints that housewives and the elderly were being lured to Resorts World Sentosa and Marina Bay Sands casinos by free tours. 'Gambling can cause grave social ills,' he said. Mr Tang's was the latest voice to join the chorus of discontent that started some months ago, when the Chinese media started to run reports about the swarm of Johoreans crossing into Singapore daily to gamble. The voices have become louder in recent weeks, with more leaders from the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) speaking up on the issue. So far, the protests and unhappiness over the issue have been confined to Johor. But the issue might soon begin to get wider notice in Malaysia, as the English and Malay media have also begun to run reports on the trend. Previously, it received coverage only in the Chinese press. A party insider said Johor MCA became more vocal after it was blamed for not doing more to discourage these free tours. Complaints about gambling and loan sharks have always been there, he said, adding: 'But this one stands out because it involves going to Singapore for a 'free' holiday.' Mr Tang said these tours include free transport, a food voucher, and a discount so gamblers can buy S$140 worth of chips for S$100. The MCA's national organising secretary Tee Siew Kong told the media several days ago that transport operators are paid an incentive of RM900 (S$376) for every busload of passengers. A Johor travel agent who did not want to be named said the tours are run by local agencies, which earn a commission from the casinos. He said it was normal practice for casinos to offer incentives including food vouchers and gambling chips. 'Maybe it's an issue because the money is going out of the country,' he said of the latest concerns in Malaysia. Mr Tee estimates that at least 3,200 Malaysians gamble in the casinos every day, based on 30 bus trips of 40 passengers each and 500 cars of four people each. If each spent S$1,000, that would amount to RM230 million a month, he said. Mr Tang said there are complaints that some housewives spend at least 10 hours there each time they visit the casinos. 'Even more worrying is that some of them have gone to the extent of borrowing money from loan sharks to satisfy their new-found addiction to gambling,' he said. He claimed that loan sharks prowl casino floors, offering small loans of S$500 at an interest rate of RM20 to RM50 a day. MCA youth chief Wee Ka Siong, who is an MP from Johor, recently raised similar concerns, noting that Singaporeans could get the casinos to bar their family members. 'But the law does not apply to foreigners, including Malaysians,' he said.

 

I think today very quiet because all went to Petronas IPO

 

iPunter

 

Since buy or sell are equally risky,

    one must only buy low, sell high.

       But usually, normal people always

               do the opposite.

                   But at least that's not as bad

                      as 'hold high and low' until one is rich...

                          hehehe...

limkt009      ( Date: 26-Nov-2010 12:59) Posted: well done, you are so clever.. Leinadgnow      ( Date: 26-Nov-2010 12:21) Posted: i say already.. sideway movements up down .. i dun care.. cause my chart tell me all the way down unless sti clears 3190 and i must see the signals on my charts for clear signal to buy.. otherwise im sitting out or i'm shorting.. why did i short GAR? cause they run up so high in 2 days? took them about 4 days to go down to 0.68 ... then anoter 2 days to 0.74.. think about it.. no matter how high u shoot .. u have to come down for abit first.. before moving on.. and the signals were to short.. so i simply waited for them to move up by a huge jump before i shorted.. no sense shorting at 0.68 all the way up to 0.72.. and since i miss the first boat to short it... i guess today made sense to short.

 

Improved ROE for Singapore market in 2011-12: Credit Suisse

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FRIDAY, 26 NOVEMBER 2010 11:10

io.us  StumbleUpon  Netscape  Yahoo  Technorati  Googlize this  Facebook Return on equity for Singapore market forecast to increase to 12.7% in 2011, 13.1% in 2012 from 11.5% this year, but could rise further if companies become more aggressive in managing capital, says Credit Suisse. “We expect Singapore companies to revisit capital management activities in 2011, as confidence recovers further and their cash positions continue to pile up.” Says some companies, especially those with FY ending March, have already started increasing interim dividends or even raised payout ratio. Cites SIA’s (C6L.SG) recent $0.20/share interim dividend, SingTel’s (Z74.SG) enhanced payout ratio of 55%-70% vs 45%-60%. Says implied payout ratio of 48% for Singapore market in 2011 still seems conservative vs historical levels (52% in 2009, 77% in 2005).  Overall, advocates Overweight position on stocks in capital goods, property, transport sectors, Underweight on telecom, consumer discretionary industries. Top picks include SembMarine (S51.SG), NOL (N03.SG), CityDev (C09.SG), Keppel Corp. (BN4.SG).

 

 

I also trade Gar and gsp.

SixthSense      ( Date: 26-Nov-2010 12:56) Posted: Hi guys, whats up?

 

well done, you are so clever..

Leinadgnow      ( Date: 26-Nov-2010 12:21) Posted: i say already.. sideway movements up down .. i dun care.. cause my chart tell me all the way down unless sti clears 3190 and i must see the signals on my charts for clear signal to buy.. otherwise im sitting out or i'm shorting.. why did i short GAR? cause they run up so high in 2 days? took them about 4 days to go down to 0.68 ... then anoter 2 days to 0.74.. think about it.. no matter how high u shoot .. u have to come down for abit first.. before moving on.. and the signals were to short.. so i simply waited for them to move up by a huge jump before i shorted.. no sense shorting at 0.68 all the way up to 0.72.. and since i miss the first boat to short it... i guess today made sense to short.

 

Hi guys, whats up?   

 

Price	Trades	Buy Up	Mid	Sell Down	Pre Open	Adjust	Pre Close	Unknown	Total
2.030	29	175	-	-	333	-	-	40	548
2.025	1	-	-	-	-	-	-	11	11
2.020	322	10,142	300	8,678	-	-	-	1,357	20,477
2.015	4	-	3,500	-	-	-	-	4	3,504
2.010	217	2,043	-	7,554	-	-	-	176	9,773
2.000	22	-	-	112	-	-	-	22	134
Total	595	12,360	3,800	16,344	333	-	-	1,610	34,447

total so far... sell down more then buy up in general.

 

Any1 please update volume for gens sp plz, dont no will shoot up or go dw.

Thank you

 

i say already.. sideway movements up down .. i dun care.. cause my chart tell me all the way down unless sti clears 3190 and i must see the signals on my charts for clear signal to buy.. otherwise im sitting out or i'm shorting.. why did i short GAR? cause they run up so high in 2 days? took them about 4 days to go down to 0.68 ... then anoter 2 days to 0.74.. think about it.. no matter how high u shoot .. u have to come down for abit first.. before moving on.. and the signals were to short.. so i simply waited for them to move up by a huge jump before i shorted.. no sense shorting at 0.68 all the way up to 0.72.. and since i miss the first boat to short it... i guess today made sense to short. 

 

do not chase.... but 2.02 buy up

Gaecia      ( Date: 26-Nov-2010 12:17) Posted: man this is so boring...zzzz  even olam is clueless on nxt pit stop... i wait x 3

 

man this is so boring...zzzz 

even olam is clueless on nxt pit stop... i wait x 3

 

crazy market.

 

12:09:54	2.020	150	S
12:09:45	2.020	99	S
12:09:38	2.020	100	S
12:09:31	2.020	100	S
12:09:30	2.020	49	S
12:09:19	2.020	100	S
12:09:15	2.020	51	S
12:09:07	2.020	100	S
12:09:03	2.020	1	S
12:09:02	2.020	3	S
12:09:01	2.020	53	S
12:08:56	2.020	100	S
12:08:12	2.020	150	X

 

nobody can tell. .....................eg.  sometimes. it is good to buy if a good/positive news hit the market.... monday sky high....

but if another bad news..... all the market will be down down down....

tiancai007      ( Date: 26-Nov-2010 12:12) Posted: Dear all Sifus,  Do u think it's better to close all positions this Friday, given that US and South Korea will conduct military exercise this Sunday? North Korea threaten a second or third waves if provoked.

 

Dear all Sifus,  Do u think it's better to close all positions this Friday, given that US and South Korea will conduct military exercise this Sunday? North Korea threaten a second or third waves if provoked.