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singaporegal
    26-Jan-2007 21:37  
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Hi chinkiasu,

Are you sure the price target of 4.4 was writing by me? I don't remember mentioning that.....   :)  and also I don't set price targets at all.

I only suspected that SPC is bottoming out which I think it has. It seems to be on an uptrend now.
 
 
KiLrOy
    26-Jan-2007 20:02  
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Higher low but not higher high.  CCI indicates room to extend but reaching overbought condition soon.  I will unload half on Monday if it fail to breach 4.42
 
 
Livermore
    26-Jan-2007 19:57  
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Hi Giantlow,

Hey thanks for the information on the warrant seminar. I hope I can find time to attend. I have 45 lots of one of the SPC warrant. As you know, I only average up. I think I might wait till my warrant goes to 20c, then I buy some more.........

I shall be flying to the second fastest economy in Asia tomorrow morning. It is a country with tremendous potential. One of my dream is to buy a land there and build a hotel:).

It is Vietnam!
 

 
giantlow
    26-Jan-2007 17:53  
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Livermore... i think there is a warrents seminar at SGX building on 1 and 8 Feb. most imptly, its free. check out SGX website for details.



Livermore & chinkiasu..  how many lots of SPC warrents are u all holding ah?
 
 
chinkiasu
    26-Jan-2007 16:59  
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I should also add that particularly the coy had actually bought back shares @ about 4.4 in mid december... and this was against a downward trend..  I wonder why is the price being depressed.. i noted a similar situation some years back with Keppel Corp  when it was trading around $4 for quite somewhile.. then it rocketed leaving Sem corp behind..
 
 
chinkiasu
    26-Jan-2007 16:25  
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yes, shplayer, I noted your excellent posts and that you believe the stock will go up at least for the medium term.  I hold similar view, the only problem is I am kan cheong for a quick rally (because of warrant play) since all the fundamentals are pointing in that direction... 
 

 
Livermore
    26-Jan-2007 15:10  
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Just watch this share from now till April..............:)
 
 
shplayer
    26-Jan-2007 14:59  
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chinkiasu,

Yep, if you refer to my posts in this thread of 25 Jan 0802 hrs and 1249 hrs......and a couple more after results announced on 24 Jan....
 
 
hughsh2004
    26-Jan-2007 14:56  
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still hv abt 4 mths before they dish out the S$0.35 dividends in May ' 07, hope during this period its px can climb up & stay afloat  ard S$4.50 ~ S$4.64 range....
 
 
chinkiasu
    26-Jan-2007 14:29  
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absolutely sir!  with PE at 7.9 and their refinery maintenance done and behind them they should coast from now on.... I will really wonder if the price do not go up after the sell down which I believe is a temporary correction
 

 
shplayer
    26-Jan-2007 14:20  
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SPC price holding firm inspite of a sell down in the market.

This lends credance to seeking out fundementally good value stocks.
 
 
chinkiasu
    26-Jan-2007 14:19  
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NEW YORK: NEW YORK: The price of crude oil surged more than $2 a barrel Tuesday after the U.S. energy secretary said the country would double the size of its Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

The capacity of the reserve will be expanded to 1.5 billion barrels of oil from 727 million barrels over the next two decades, Samuel Bodman, the energy secretary, said during a conference call.

Oil extended its rise on the spread of colder weather that is likely to increase U.S. consumption of heating fuel.

"Doubling the size of the SPR would add significant upward pressure on oil prices," said Jason Schenker, an economist at Wachovia in Charlotte, North Carolina. "It would remove a significant amount of supply from the market. Refiners will have to spend more to get the available barrels."
 
 
nickyng
    26-Jan-2007 09:07  
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hee....time for SHORTIST's action !!! stay tune !

hee..
 
 
Livermore
    26-Jan-2007 06:05  
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Oh sorry yah. I blur at warrants *ha*. Must with check my sister again.*ha*. She is better at warrants.

Thanks Giantlow for pointing out my mistake.
 
 
giantlow
    25-Jan-2007 23:21  
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wah Livermore, your recommendation a bit misleading leh

at today's closing,

SPC DBeCW070423 is 16cents. convert 2 warrents to 1 share. at a premium of 7.11%, SPC needs to reach above $4.67

SPC DBeCW070305 is 2.5cents. convert 4 warrents to 1 share. at a premium of 5.5%. SPC needs to reach above $4.60

the only advantage is a longer time frame

but if u realli want longer time frame, u should look at SPC CAL eCW070730. closing at 24.5cents. convert 2 warrents to 1 share. at a premium of 7.57%, SPC needs to reach above $4.69



 

 
Livermore
    25-Jan-2007 22:55  
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Hi Singaporegal,

You can try SPC DBeCW070423 strike price $4.35. The current price of $4.36 is already above the strike price.......... 

 
 
chinkiasu
    25-Jan-2007 21:50  
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hey, singaporegal (si fu) your contributions greatly appreciated!! I really pei foo. Your prediction yesterday re SPC touching 4.4 is really close.. if not for the overall market down of 1.4%, you are spot on.

You earlier noted the uptrend now of this counter.. do you see it touching 5.0 by end Feb? I asked this bcos of my warrant play...
 
 
Livermore
    25-Jan-2007 21:50  
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I don't think SPC is on a down trend. Let's see...........
 
 
ROI25per
    25-Jan-2007 21:38  
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Oil heads toward $56

Thu Jan 25, 2007 6:24am ET


LONDON (Reuters) - Oil rose toward $56 a barrel on Thursday, supported by cold weather in top consuming regions and by Washington's decision to increase emergency fuel reserves.

U.S. crude was up 31 cents at $55.68 a barrel by 1115 GMT, having gained 33 cents on Wednesday. London Brent crude was also up 31 cents to $55.74.

Technical strength helped the market recover lost ground after U.S. data on Wednesday showed a rise in crude oil.

"The technical picture is supportive. Prices collapsed and recovered twice -- it looks like there is now more upside than downside," said Tony Nunan, manager at Tokyo-based Mitsubishi Corp.'s risk management unit.

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Expectations of continued cold weather in the U.S. Northeast were also supporting prices. DTN Meteorlogix has forecast temperatures to average below normal in the next six to 10 days.

So far the cold weather has had a limited impact on oil inventories, but traders are awaiting figures later on Thursday that will show the level of U.S. natural gas stocks.

A Reuters poll of analysts showed the market expects gas storage to have fallen last week by 176 billion cubic feet, compared with a draw of 76 bcf a year ago.

Natural gas prices stalled on Wednesday after a 20 percent rally that began at the end of last week.

Wednesday's late gains on oil added to a rally sparked late the previous day when the United States announced plans to build up its strategic oil reserves by 11 million barrels this spring.

"The response to the SPR announcement is significant in its implication that longs are now entering the market with a bit more confidence," said Barclays Capital.

However, U.S. energy department officials said on Wednesday the purchase could be delayed if prices are high..

"In the near term, although the 11 million barrel addition to reserves is relatively small, it will help to augment the deficit we expect the market to sustain," said Goldman Sachs.
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singaporegal
    25-Jan-2007 21:34  
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I'm not vested in this counter... just monitoring for the fun of it.
 
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