
So good, u hav Noble.
hahah now noble, cosco is more expensive than gsp. itz okay i'll be patient
icetomato ( Date: 24-Nov-2010 14:54) Posted:
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Gaecia ( Date: 24-Nov-2010 14:05) Posted:
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STI +0.9%; Expect more fund inflows: Kim Eng |
Tags: Allgreen Properties | Capitaland | Sc Global
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Singapore stocks likely to end on positive note as investors regain composure after knee-jerk reaction to conflict between two Koreas. STI +0.9% at 3,154.12 but not expected to recoup yesterday’s entire 2.0% loss, with previous session’s 3,187 intraday high offering resistance. |
hmm noted, thanks =D
rabbitfoot ( Date: 24-Nov-2010 14:35) Posted:
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JUST TO SHARE NOT SAYING MUST RUSH IN NOW:
Noble upgraded to Buy by UBS, raises target to $2.70 |
Tags: Noble Group
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Wednesday, 24 November 2010 14:23 | ||||
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UBS upgrades Noble Group (N21.SG) to Buy from Neutral, raises target price to $2.70 from $2.10 after tweaking assumptions in discounted cashflow valuation. Says Fed’s QE2 could lend momentum to commodity supply chain manager’s earnings. “This should lead to strong capital flows to emerging markets and reinforce commodity-intensive growth, thereby incentivising commodity prices and trade-volume growth.” |
Hav we not learnt? No chase, dun chase. If too gian must buy, pls work out a planned exit target price, a max. stop loss that u will adhere to Before buying.
Gaecia ( Date: 24-Nov-2010 14:36) Posted:
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Corn, Soybeans Advance on South American Weather, China Demand
Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Soybeans advanced for a third day and corn extended yesterday’s rally as dry weather in South America may damage grain and oilseed harvests amid strong demand from China. January-delivery soybeans gained as much as 0.7 percent to $12.48 a bushel in Chicago before trading at $12.44 at 10:56 a.m. Singapore time. Corn for March delivery gained as much as 1.1 percent to $5.49 a bushel before trading at $5.4675. Dry weather this week will produce a two-month rainfall deficit of 7 inches (18 centimeters) across fields in South America, according to T-Storm Weather. A La Nina weather event has reduced soil moisture, the forecaster said. The U.S. is the world’s biggest exporter of corn and soybeans, followed by Brazil and Argentina. “Weather in South America could be a main theme for the coming two weeks as U.S. crops have been harvested and now the focus is on South America,” Ker Chung Yang, an analyst at Phillip Futures Pte., said by phone from Singapore. Prices of soybeans and corn will likely gain on concern that dry weather will lower production, he said. Brazil soybean and corn farmers may face a drought similar to the one that damaged 13 percent of its grain and oilseed crops five years ago, said Expedito Rebello, head of research at the government’s Meteorology Institute, known as Inmet. The southern part of Brazil has received below-average rain since October because of a La Nina weather pattern, raising concern that crops being planted now will be damaged before next year’s harvest, Rebello said. Brazil is the world’s second- largest soybean shipper and third-largest corn exporter. China Demand Grain prices also advanced on strong demand from China, even as it attempts to curb inflation, hoarding and speculation in agricultural markets, Ker said. The China Banking Regulatory Commission said Nov. 22 it will increase loans to the agricultural industry with an emphasis on crops facing shortages, including rice, corn, vegetables, cotton and sugar. China’s northeastern Heilongjiang province, the country’s top supplier of corn and soybeans, said Nov. 23 that large buyers of grain, including Cofco Ltd., Chinatex Corp. and foreign-owned companies must report to authorities every five days on the progress of their purchases in the province. “This could be part of China’s attempt to stop importers storing up food,” Ker said. March-delivery wheat gained as much as 0.9 percent to $6.87 a bushel in Chicago before trading at $6.8575.
It's retracement not rebound? I'm not too sure leh..
Tomorrow US close, then will be Fri already after that... what effects will this have on the market?
Gaecia ( Date: 24-Nov-2010 14:26) Posted:
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icetomato ( Date: 24-Nov-2010 14:36) Posted:
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I'm not full time....
What? Don't follow me please. I got not charting skills or whatsoever one. What I did yesterday was rather foolish. It's really just lucky to manage to squeeze some profit.
You don't be so rash can already.
cannotfind ( Date: 24-Nov-2010 14:24) Posted:
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whoa so happy everyone! Today is a good time to Sell (if need to offload), on happy news. Don't wait till gloom kicks in to sell low.
ShareWithMe ( Date: 24-Nov-2010 14:30) Posted:
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From Am Fraser Yesterday Evening when it was 1.96 . Again, use your own judgement cause it's your money, not theirs.
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Oversold indicators from MACD, RSI, etc can be monitored easily for
trading entry.
This week’s $2.07 high is the second lowest weekly high (lowest
being $2.06) in the last 10 weeks since the second major breakout in
mid-Sept from $1.83-85.
This raises the odds of capturing $2.06-07 as early as next week
followed by $2.09-13 which were the next series of higher weekly
highs before the high ones between $2.18-29 and of course $2.35
recorded on Nov 9.
belgeran ( Date: 24-Nov-2010 14:31) Posted:
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Price chiong too fast , cant chase liao...
Got to wait for another war .
ahh.. okay... would u consider today as a technical rebound?
it just took out the $2 resistance blockage.. hmms..
rabbitfoot ( Date: 24-Nov-2010 14:16) Posted:
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Ya tomato, main issue for me is mkt confidence. Until I see djia clears the borderline of 11,000 psychological support whc it is now hovering since last wk, i plan not to chase.
Is today's STI is a retracement of ytd's massive fall, not considered rebound?.
icetomato ( Date: 24-Nov-2010 14:08) Posted:
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icetomato ( Date: 24-Nov-2010 14:19) Posted:
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cannotfind ( Date: 24-Nov-2010 14:12) Posted:
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