
there are few more types of usage -        buy house for children and end up at old folks homes, 
buy shares  and have paper loss (LOL!!!)..............just name a few...
iPunter ( Date: 13-Jun-2011 15:01) Posted:
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You are assuming all people are bad.
    But that is not so - they are only a minority.
          The vast majority are sensible and good citizens,
                  who can set up their own businesses, or invest
                          or use their CPF funds in countless other ways.
niuyear ( Date: 13-Jun-2011 12:35) Posted:
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If $1.89 is sustainable then you may see it rises back to $2.00 soon
risktaker ( Date: 13-Jun-2011 14:47) Posted:
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Genting SP BUY BUY BUY :)
  You Already made if you have brought 1.89 HUAT AH 8888
2nd to that, would be the Casino.
iPunter ( Date: 13-Jun-2011 12:32) Posted:
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I suppose the worst cases one can imagine
    is for the money to go to the foreign mistresses...

Understand... Unfortunately, this is what we have in our own backyard today and oh so convenient.
I don't think there can be such a 30% cap for Singaporeans though... 
Solution : NONE.
AnthonyTan ( Date: 13-Jun-2011 12:24) Posted:
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If  CPF  let people draw out all the money when we reach 55 yrs old,  where will the money be going?
AnthonyTan ( Date: 13-Jun-2011 12:24) Posted:
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I agree with that.
  Once a family member is known to be hooked
          on the casino , there's no way to salvage the situation...

AnthonyTan ( Date: 13-Jun-2011 12:24) Posted:
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Would like to see a cap of not more than 30% singaporean
inside the casino at any one time now.  The intention is for foreigners, not
singaporean to gamble. The social  value and moral will be very very low if you
have a family member who is a gambler. I KNOW THAT.
 
It will not be dead, but it needs some huge correction, since the price valuation and its business bright prospect and sustainable profit growth were all  too optimistically justified too high/promising/good  before!
SGG_SGG ( Date: 13-Jun-2011 12:08) Posted:
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Gambling industry dead??!?!??
SG is safest place to gamble leh... hahahahaha...
Hulumas ( Date: 12-Jun-2011 11:36) Posted:
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Below $1.90... Good opportunity ...
Hulumas ( Date: 12-Jun-2011 11:36) Posted:
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You are so right... :)
      If one has no money to lose,
              one should not play shares.
                'Holding long-long' is easy to say,
                            but very hard to do.  

hlfoo2010 ( Date: 12-Jun-2011 20:56) Posted:
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Invested in   GP shares by Tea-come. No science no art. Dont greedy.   No spare money dont buy.  Not good dont short.
Trend roughly could be observed (that is the investment science), as how short and how long the trend will be ended or reversed are hardly noticed. (that is the investment art).
iPunter ( Date: 12-Jun-2011 12:55) Posted:
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As an illustration,  no investor one would have
      imagined that a solid blue chip like NOL could have
            fallen from 2.40 less than 6 months ago to today's 1.65.
              Trend is indeed amazing, and real... 

So since no one can tell the trend,
    it makes sense to pocket goodly profits already bestowed.
          But not forgetting that a trend can also last a long time
                (many weeks, months or years)...

Hulumas ( Date: 12-Jun-2011 12:46) Posted:
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True.
iPunter ( Date: 12-Jun-2011 12:31) Posted:
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  In the stock market, trend (sentiment) is king...  

Hulumas ( Date: 12-Jun-2011 11:36) Posted:
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