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bladez87 ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 13:45) Posted:

now i regret not putting 100% of my capital in, haha only put 30% cause i scared. o well.

but cannot hold long, this forex is killing the profits!

Good for you , Bladez !! Congrats !

Let's recoup all our losses regardless Genting Sp or Genting HK, lol !!

GenSp & GenHk Chiong Ah, all of us , HUAT AH !!!

bladez87 ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 13:35) Posted:

1st time i see this

genting hk

12:22:13	0.495	151,000	Buy Up
12:22:11	0.495	10,000,000	Buy Up

now i regret not putting 100% of my capital in, haha only put 30% cause i scared. o well.

but cannot hold long, this forex is killing the profits!

O.Olll kekeke must be BT frenz.... can buy up 6M++ worth of stock...

BullishTempo ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 13:38) Posted:

bladez87 ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 13:35) Posted:

1st time i see this

genting hk

12:22:13	0.495	151,000	Buy Up
12:22:11	0.495	10,000,000	Buy Up

someone just spent 5m pushing up the counter to break the barrier!

finally my patience paid off. now to wait for gen sp results also.

Wah! Fantastic! Congrats to you, Bladez.

bladez87 ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 13:35) Posted:

1st time i see this

genting hk

12:22:13	0.495	151,000	Buy Up
12:22:11	0.495	10,000,000	Buy Up

bladez87 ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 13:35) Posted:

1st time i see this

genting hk

12:22:13	0.495	151,000	Buy Up
12:22:11	0.495	10,000,000	Buy Up

1st time i see this

genting hk

12:22:13	0.495	151,000	Buy Up
12:22:11	0.495	10,000,000	Buy Up

wow! based on this report, buy more commodity stocks?

BullishTempo ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 13:25) Posted:

Nice report!

Icymilo ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 12:34) Posted:

CHINESE households are hoarding edible oils as palm oil prices reach a two-year high, amid speculation China will hike interest rates again.

Two, depending on household income, recipe and location, is the number of tablespoons of vegetable oil needed to make an excellent pork and mixed greens stir-fry for a Chinese family.

The question, however - being asked with some urgency from Chicago futures trading pits to Indonesian palm plantations and the People's Bank of China - is how many Chinese families can afford an excellent stir-fry?

The answer may be far more than the world's food oil markets had bargained for.

For three years, the global supply of edible oils has failed to keep up with increases in demand, most of it driven by the expanding household wealth of Asia and the diversion of ever-growing portions of the world soybean crop into feeding animals.

China's growth and its apparently undiminished capacity to lift households from poverty implies remorseless gains in food oil demand as the quality and quantity of stir-fried food increases per family. The food oil shortfall could be as much as 1.5 million tonnes next year.

The 24 per cent rise in Chinese minimum wages so far in 2010 has already made its presence felt in the supermarkets. When Chinese families feel a little better off, cooking a slightly oilier dinner is one of the primary ways they relish that prosperity.

And oil prices, along with most other agricultural commodities, have been soaring ever higher. Over the past couple of weeks, Chinese households have been laying in two bottles of oil per shopping trip instead of the usual one to protect themselves: the hoarding and speculation has already begun.

It seems that such instincts are proving correct. Palm oil prices hit a two-year high in Malaysia yesterday, after a 26 per cent rise since late August.

A global conference on oilseeds in Guangzhou last weekend heard established experts in the field warning of "looming supply problems" for most oil types, including canola, corn and sunflower.

Chicago soybean prices are at their highest since the global financial crisis hit.

Proof of the phenomenon is expected to emerge this week when Beijing announces its October consumer prices index numbers. Economists are predicting that, for the first time in two years, the headline inflation number will be just over 4 per cent, with food prices driving most of the gains.

By way of response, and in an attempt to signal empathy with families as food prices rise, the government may continue to raise interest rates.

It is unlikely to work.

Monetary policy, for all its power, cannot convince the public that shredded pork, garlic, cabbage and carrots taste better when cooked in only one tablespoon of oil.

thought u bot at 0.460 nt long ago late oct? dun worry, u 24K piggie will hav many holdings that'll take off. Lol

cannotfind ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 13:14) Posted:

Why I let it escape? BT, you lose sight of this recommendation.

Noob79 ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 12:22) Posted:

Congrat to those who contra Genting HK.... Free $$$ coming in...

^.^ Yesterday u keep complaining...finally it paid off liao...it's heading to 0.51 liao... if go through then another barrier at 0.54...

bladez87 ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 12:28) Posted:

i nv contra but i picked up! woohoo! go go go! break 0.50!

Noob79 ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 12:22) Posted:

Congrat to those who contra Genting HK.... Free $$$ coming in...

I think 3400 is the bus stop.

this is the last attempt more than 2 years ago, when it did a dive from there.

Just dun be too greedy when it happens.

Think of it , last peak was 3800.

divided by 3400, you have 10% upside only and all downside. This is too riskly thereafter

Meantime, buy all you can.

Nice report!

Icymilo ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 12:34) Posted:

CHINESE households are hoarding edible oils as palm oil prices reach a two-year high, amid speculation China will hike interest rates again.

Two, depending on household income, recipe and location, is the number of tablespoons of vegetable oil needed to make an excellent pork and mixed greens stir-fry for a Chinese family.

The question, however - being asked with some urgency from Chicago futures trading pits to Indonesian palm plantations and the People's Bank of China - is how many Chinese families can afford an excellent stir-fry?

The answer may be far more than the world's food oil markets had bargained for.

For three years, the global supply of edible oils has failed to keep up with increases in demand, most of it driven by the expanding household wealth of Asia and the diversion of ever-growing portions of the world soybean crop into feeding animals.

China's growth and its apparently undiminished capacity to lift households from poverty implies remorseless gains in food oil demand as the quality and quantity of stir-fried food increases per family. The food oil shortfall could be as much as 1.5 million tonnes next year.

The 24 per cent rise in Chinese minimum wages so far in 2010 has already made its presence felt in the supermarkets. When Chinese families feel a little better off, cooking a slightly oilier dinner is one of the primary ways they relish that prosperity.

And oil prices, along with most other agricultural commodities, have been soaring ever higher. Over the past couple of weeks, Chinese households have been laying in two bottles of oil per shopping trip instead of the usual one to protect themselves: the hoarding and speculation has already begun.

It seems that such instincts are proving correct. Palm oil prices hit a two-year high in Malaysia yesterday, after a 26 per cent rise since late August.

A global conference on oilseeds in Guangzhou last weekend heard established experts in the field warning of "looming supply problems" for most oil types, including canola, corn and sunflower.

Chicago soybean prices are at their highest since the global financial crisis hit.

Proof of the phenomenon is expected to emerge this week when Beijing announces its October consumer prices index numbers. Economists are predicting that, for the first time in two years, the headline inflation number will be just over 4 per cent, with food prices driving most of the gains.

By way of response, and in an attempt to signal empathy with families as food prices rise, the government may continue to raise interest rates.

It is unlikely to work.

Monetary policy, for all its power, cannot convince the public that shredded pork, garlic, cabbage and carrots taste better when cooked in only one tablespoon of oil.

STI +0.4%; higher odds for pullback

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WRITTEN BY DOW JONES & CO, INC

TUESDAY, 09 NOVEMBER 2010 12:44

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TUESDAY, 09 NOVEMBER 2010 13:10

Why I let it escape? BT, you lose sight of this recommendation.

Noob79 ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 12:22) Posted:

Congrat to those who contra Genting HK.... Free $$$ coming in...

I think almost half a year that I've not buy any SCorp & SMarine liao. You let go at 4.20 , i also let go some at that time too , if not mistaken it's around March 2010. Then it went up to 4.40 during April 2010. Nevertheless, S Corp & S Marine let us earn quite a bit , isn't it ? :-) I'm contented , as long as got earn , lol !! I'm still trying to recoup my loss :-)

firewood ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 12:40) Posted:

Yup but just felt stupid cos didnt manage to buy genting HK. But its ok, Earn less better then lose. I actually got sembcorp early this yr at 3.69 but let go at 4.2

watermelon ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 12:37) Posted:

I C, It's alright, as long you do earn :-) . Better than losing $$ rite ??

I'm sad that I'm not vested cos I used to buy Semb Corp (mother) & Semb Marine (son).

Son (SembMarine) always run ahead of Mother (SembCorp) , that's what I like, haha !! Chiong!!

Wooo!!!! HUAT ah!!!!!!!!!

icetomato ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 12:48) Posted:

Yup. Got Noble at 2.11 just now for my contra.

firewood ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 12:45) Posted:

Yup slowly covering back my losses. Did u get noble?

Yup. Got Noble at 2.11 just now for my contra.

firewood ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 12:45) Posted:

Yup slowly covering back my losses. Did u get noble?

icetomato ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 12:42) Posted:

Yeah. Important thing is got earn ok

Yup slowly covering back my losses. Did u get noble?

icetomato ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 12:42) Posted:

Yeah. Important thing is got earn ok!

firewood ( Date: 09-Nov-2010 12:40) Posted:

Yup but just felt stupid cos didnt manage to buy genting HK. But its ok, Earn less better then lose. I actually got sembcorp early this yr at 3.69 but let go at 4.2

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