
Isolator ( Date: 15-Aug-2011 22:41) Posted:
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be very careful, this is in a down trend stock on my listed.
STX OSV is a uptrend stock,
 
 
Isolator ( Date: 15-Aug-2011 22:41) Posted:
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JUNWEI9756 ( Date: 15-Aug-2011 21:25) Posted:
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if you want to long this counter, make sure can last very long,,,,,,,,
otherwise got panic half-way and cut loss, later see it go up much higher price than you bought, very heartache one....
check if correct, the NetAssetValue now should   > $2.00.
 
edchai ( Date: 15-Aug-2011 21:23) Posted:
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You can be assured that you are not 'suay'...
      Many many people are smacked up and down, and left and right by this stock.
                      Even those who hold long-long are also smacked hard... 

JUNWEI9756 ( Date: 15-Aug-2011 21:25) Posted:
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I'm in the midst of changing my current portfolio,  and intend to unload some slow moving stocks and long this counter.
 
Genting Singapore: Maintain BUY with lower S$2.42 fair value
Genting Singapore's (GS) 2Q11 results came in slightly softer than
expected. Revenue fell 17% YoY and 21% QoQ to S$728.7m, or around
2.8% shy of our forecast, mainly due to " unfavourable win percentage" in
the premium player business. Reported net profit was down 39% YoY and
20% QoQ to S$243.2m but excluding discontinued operations in 2Q10
and fair value adjustments, core net profit came in at S$243.3m, down
22% YoY and 21% QoQ, but about 3.0% above our forecast. In line with
the slightly mixed 2Q11 numbers, we pare our FY11 revenue estimate by
4.6% and earnings by 2.9% but we continue to believe that GS should
enjoy a seasonally strong 2H11, driven by the year-end holidays. And with
GS planning to repay S$400m of debt in 2012, it will have an impact of
reducing our DCF-based fair value from S$2.53 to S$2.42. But given that
there is still 40% upside, we maintain our
BUY rating(Ocbc)spicy88 ( Date: 15-Aug-2011 14:50) Posted:
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Where got bull? Never seen one at all... lol
rotijai ( Date: 15-Aug-2011 14:57) Posted:
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spicy88 ( Date: 15-Aug-2011 14:50) Posted:
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Isolator ( Date: 15-Aug-2011 14:24) Posted:
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parimas8 ( Date: 15-Aug-2011 14:11) Posted:
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A theory of everything (sort of)
The IT revolution is making it harder to get ahead in life, while super-empowering people to challenge authority
Thomas L Friedman It used to be that only cheap foreign manual labour was easily available now cheap foreign genius is easily available.
Good jobs do exist, but they require more education or technical skills.
Only Salaries are brOUght dOwn  ? ? ? ?
WHY  cOst of gOOds & servIces are  gOIng Up  Instead ? ? ? ?
WHO  are  prOfiteering  frOm  this  S C A M  ? ? ? ?
 
Isolator ( Date: 15-Aug-2011 13:58) Posted:
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I never beleive in so called expert.... Only my chart.... It says it is in downtrend.... lol
why people cant see the big one coming and yet still holding on to it dearly?
There's an article which is worth reading:
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US Recession is Guaranteed: Expert
As the debate rages on about whether the U.S. economy is headed for a douple-dip, one expert says another recession is all but guaranteed, and there's nothing that can be done to prevent it.
Paul Gambles, Managing Director of financial advisory and asset management firm MBMG Group said the bond market, which is the most reliable indicator, has been pointing to a slowdown since at least April or May. According to Gambles, the deleveraging process facing the U.S. is so severe that a recession is inevitable.
" If you've got a $14.5 trillion debt burden, it's going to be a pretty severe recession," he said. " Recession is usually linked to the size of the debt (a country) has to clear up."
In fact, Gambles believes the U.S. economy has been in trouble far longer than most people appreciate and has been merely using debt to prop up growth.
" The U.S. was borrowing somewhere north of $500 billion a year to create GDP growth of a little less than $500 billion a year," he said. " The U.S. has been at stall-speed for the past 10 years."
" (When) GDP growth is less than the increase in national debt every year, it just doesn't  make sense," Gambles said. " To us that is not real growth...It's just papering over the cracks, it's hiding over the fact that maybe we are already in a serious recession where growth is impacted by the sheer amount of debt that's out there."
Gambles said he's been taking advantage of the rally in the Treasury market over the past few months, but he thinks that party might end soon because a recession would hurt the government's ability to raise revenues.
" Once we get into that environment, at that point, you probably don't want to be holding Treasurys any more, because there's a huge amount of pressure coming down on the credit rating, not just from the growth slowdown or the move into recession (but the) move into deflation," Gambles said.
Instead, MBMG Group was holding 45 percent in cash in some of its most defensive portfolios and Gambles said he's also been moving money into the Singapore dollar [SGD=  1.2059    -0.0066  (-0.54%)  
] and Asian government bonds.
" What we are trying to do there is not only preserve capital but are there other opportunities with cash? So for instance Singapore dollar has been a theme we are interested in....and also some short term emerging market bonds," he added. " If you look at some of the shorter dated Indonesian bonds, we've had a kick-up from rupiah [IDR=  8540.00    2.00  (+0.02%)  
] doing ok, but also there's some yield from those instruments."
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Spore dollar is going so strong tourists will find it hard to spend more money here.
 
Isolator ( Date: 15-Aug-2011 13:09) Posted:
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iPunter ( Date: 15-Aug-2011 13:44) Posted:
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Genting Singapore – Summary Earnings Table
FYE Dec (SGD m)                                                                                  2009A                            2010A                          2011F                                  2012F                                        2013F Revenue                                                                                                                49.5                                  2,753.3                       3,246.1                               3,464.5                                  3,716.3
EBITDA                                                                                                                          14.9                                1,422.1                        1,601.6                                1,662.8                                    1,800.9
Recurring Net Profit                                                                          (40.0)                                        782.6                              949.1                                1,003.9                                    1,139.7
Recurring Basic EPS (Cents)                                            (0.1)                                                6.4                                    7.7                                                  8.2                                                    9.3
EPS growth (%)                                                                                        (65.0)                                            n.m.                              20.4                                                  5.8                                                13.5
DPS (Sen)                                                                                                                      -                                                        -                                                -                                                            -                                                            -
PER                                                                                                                                    n.m.                                          26.8                                  22.3                                              21.0                                                18.5
EV/EBITDA (x)                                                                                                  n.m.                                            14.7                                  12.6                                                11.5                                              10.0
Div Yield (%)                                                                                                                -                                                        -                                                -                                                            -                                                          -
P/BV(x)                                                                                                                            4.9                                                  4.1                                        3.5                                                  3.0                                                    2.6
Net Gearing (%)                                                                                      22.0                                        Cash                                  Cash                                          Cash                                            Cash
ROE (%)                                                                                                                      (1.2)                                            16.9                                      17.0                                              15.3                                                14.9
ROA (%)                                                                                                                (0.6)                                                8.2                                            9.1                                                8.9                                                    9.6 Revision in Net Profit (%)                                                          n.a.                                                n.a.                                        +7.1                                            -4.5                                                    -4.2
Consensus Net Profit (SGD m)                                n.a.                                                n.a.                              1,118.2                                1,328.6                                    1,600.2