
tchoonw ( Date: 21-Jul-2010 11:02) Posted:
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Hopefully it can sustain. Many a time it will puncture after it surges.

CHEONG ARH....
SWEE SWEE
TOK KONG MAN
Way under-valued and long overdue
Better quickly buy and park there while it still a laggard b4 it starts to CHIONGGG!!!
Dun start chasing oni when it starts to run n buy expensive



The world is full of deception.
Dun look into too much.
Price will fall instead.
July 12, 2010, 9.19 am (Singapore time) ![]() |
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China banks resume 3rd-home loans in big cities
Banks in cities near Shanghai, such as Nanjing and Hangzhou, have also resumed such mortgage loans, the newspaper said. China in April banned loans for third homes amid stepped-up efforts against property investment and speculation, triggering a slump in property stocks and China's stock market. The Securities Times reported on Monday that banks in Beijing and Shenzhen have started lending to third-home buyers with a down payment ratio of at least 50 per cent. -- REUTERS SHANGHAI - Banks in China's first-tier cities, including Shanghai and Shenzhen, have all resumed lending to third homes, a sign that the government is relaxing property tightening measures, the Securities Times reported on Monday. |
Keep an eye on breakout!
http://mystocksinvesting.com/singapore-stocks/ying-li/ying-li-trading-in-a-falling-wedge/
iPunter ( Date: 09-Jul-2010 15:02) Posted:
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Hahaha...
Uptrend or downtrend,
You can see for yourself...
So why do you need to ask me?...
As if I know...
hehehe...
Zhiwei ( Date: 09-Jul-2010 14:02) Posted:
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Hulumas ( Date: 09-Jul-2010 14:35) Posted:
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Asoooooooneeeeeee . . . . . . . . Thank you.
Zhiwei ( Date: 09-Jul-2010 14:02) Posted:
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Hulumas,
Dun waste ur time. Ipunter wun tell u the answer. He will only say "POK" .XD
Hulumas ( Date: 09-Jul-2010 13:07) Posted:
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Hulumas ( Date: 09-Jul-2010 13:07) Posted:
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iPunter ( Date: 07-Jul-2010 14:42) Posted:
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Swee Swee
Tok Kong man...



Possibly within these few days, hope so
Akan Datang.



Hope this one goes up fast...
It is making us bite our nails...

This may be good news for Ying Li:
From Kim Eng:
Commercial property markets in Beijing and Shanghai saw a strong rebound in 2Q on soaring demand from the ongoing economic recovery. Grade A office rental rates in Beijing rose 3% versus 1Q while Shanghai office rentals grew 4.9% in Pudong and 3.2% in Puxi. Retail and industrial rents also saw strong growth, especially from international luxury brands.