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2.85...........❤ .......❤ .....❤

lyn_lyn ( Date: 18-Sep-2015 10:10) Posted:

2.84............❤ .....♪ ♫ .......❤ .....❤

lyn_lyn ( Date: 18-Sep-2015 10:03) Posted:

YES!....2.83............❤ .....♪ ♫ .......❤ .....❤

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2.84............❤ .....♪ ♫ .......❤ .....❤

lyn_lyn ( Date: 18-Sep-2015 10:03) Posted:

YES!....2.83............❤ .....♪ ♫ .......❤ .....❤

lyn_lyn ( Date: 18-Sep-2015 09:57) Posted:

Capitaland.....breaking 2.82?!.......

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capitaland.....3.00 comin!?.....

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YES!....2.83............❤ .....♪ ♫ .......❤ .....❤

lyn_lyn ( Date: 18-Sep-2015 09:57) Posted:

Capitaland.....breaking 2.82?!.......

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Capitaland.....breaking 2.82?!.......

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Capitaland.......yeah!.....

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As expected......no rate hike!.....

Federal Reserve opts to keep interest rates near zero......

By a 9-to-1 vote, the Fed kept rates steady as it said that the financial market turmoil did not change its assessment that the risks to the economy were nearly balanced.......

lyn_lyn ( Date: 03-Jul-2015 10:09) Posted:

US FED......interest rate hikes......next year......at 2016......my take.......

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2.82...........~✿ ~✿ .......~✿ ~✿

lyn_lyn ( Date: 17-Sep-2015 10:59) Posted:

An inverted head and shoulders.......this is a nice chart.....pointing UP!....

unable to attached in forum.......(posted at facebbok & lyn lyn blog)

consolidating.....due to a strong re-bounce....stay tuned!

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An inverted head and shoulders.......this is a nice chart.....pointing UP!....

unable to attached in forum.......(posted at facebbok & lyn lyn blog)

consolidating.....due to a strong re-bounce....stay tuned!

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Sorry.......wrong thread.......

lyn_lyn ( Date: 17-Sep-2015 10:47) Posted:

China brokers shut out of own futures market turn to Singapore

SHANGHAI (Sept 15): Chinese brokerages ruing the collapse of futures trading in Shanghai are pitching clients similar contracts in Singapore.

" Goodbye, China Financial Futures Exchange Hello, FTSE A50!" reads an advertisement by a unit of Shenzhen-based Essence Securities Co. on the WeChat messaging service, referring to Singapore-traded futures on an index of the biggest mainland companies.

China&rsquo s domestic equity futures market, ranked the world&rsquo s busiest as recently as July, has seen volumes plunge 99% since June as policy makers curbed leverage and position sizes and announced investigations into &ldquo malicious&rdquo short sellers. That&rsquo s left brokerages, which boosted staff numbers by 50 percent since 2011, turning to promoting contracts on the SGX FTSE China A50 Index as an alternative.

" Investors and hedge funds are showing great interest switching to overseas markets," Zhu Bin, deputy general manager of Hangzhou-based Nanhua Futures Co., said. " Foreign investors who have positions in mainland equities will also turn to Singapore to hedge their positions."

Volume in Singapore-listed front-month futures on the FTSE A50 gauge rose to 281,000 contracts on Monday. That was more than 10 times the number of contracts that changed hands on the CSI 300 Index. At end of June, 3.2 million contracts were being traded a day on the mainland Chinese gauge.

Equity Rout

Trading in both futures markets soared as China&rsquo s benchmark stock index rallied more than 150 percent in the 12 months through the June 12 peak. The Shanghai Composite Index has since tumbled 40%, helping to erase almost US$5 trillion of value on mainland bourses.

Increased interest in FTSE A50 index futures would be a boon to Singapore Exchange Southeast Asia&rsquo s biggest bourse posted a 24% increase in profit in the three months to June 30 as the rally in Chinese stocks spurred demand for derivatives.

While volumes on the FTSE A50 index futures rose to the highest level since Sept. 2 on Monday, trading has waned since the peak this year as China&rsquo s equity boom turned to bust. The 30-day average has fallen to about 301,000 contracts, half the 641,000 high in mid-July.

Futures Targeted

China Financial Futures Exchange declined to comment when contacted by Bloomberg News. Singapore Exchange wasn&rsquo t immediately available for comment.

China&rsquo s authorities are targeting futures because selling the contracts is one of the easiest ways for investors to make large wagers against stocks. It&rsquo s also a favored product for short-term speculators as the exchange allows participants to buy and sell the same contract in a single day. Yet for hedge funds, futures provide an easy way to adjust exposure to market swings, while large institutions use them to make cost-effective asset-allocation changes.

There are obstacles to trading of overseas stock-index futures. China&rsquo s capital controls limit foreign currency purchases to US$50,000 ($70,274) a year per individual, while investors need to set up an account at a Hong Kong broker, which can be a unit of a China securities firm, before they can trade overseas contracts.

Speculative traders are being drawn to the FTSE A50 index, while the higher costs from currency transactions and commission fees compared with the CSI 300 deter others, according to Shanghai CIFCO Futures Co. analyst Wang Yiming.

" Once the market recovers, China may gradually ease its restrictions on futures trading," Wang said.

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China brokers shut out of own futures market turn to Singapore

SHANGHAI (Sept 15): Chinese brokerages ruing the collapse of futures trading in Shanghai are pitching clients similar contracts in Singapore.

" Goodbye, China Financial Futures Exchange Hello, FTSE A50!" reads an advertisement by a unit of Shenzhen-based Essence Securities Co. on the WeChat messaging service, referring to Singapore-traded futures on an index of the biggest mainland companies.

China&rsquo s domestic equity futures market, ranked the world&rsquo s busiest as recently as July, has seen volumes plunge 99% since June as policy makers curbed leverage and position sizes and announced investigations into &ldquo malicious&rdquo short sellers. That&rsquo s left brokerages, which boosted staff numbers by 50 percent since 2011, turning to promoting contracts on the SGX FTSE China A50 Index as an alternative.

" Investors and hedge funds are showing great interest switching to overseas markets," Zhu Bin, deputy general manager of Hangzhou-based Nanhua Futures Co., said. " Foreign investors who have positions in mainland equities will also turn to Singapore to hedge their positions."

Volume in Singapore-listed front-month futures on the FTSE A50 gauge rose to 281,000 contracts on Monday. That was more than 10 times the number of contracts that changed hands on the CSI 300 Index. At end of June, 3.2 million contracts were being traded a day on the mainland Chinese gauge.

Equity Rout

Trading in both futures markets soared as China&rsquo s benchmark stock index rallied more than 150 percent in the 12 months through the June 12 peak. The Shanghai Composite Index has since tumbled 40%, helping to erase almost US$5 trillion of value on mainland bourses.

Increased interest in FTSE A50 index futures would be a boon to Singapore Exchange Southeast Asia&rsquo s biggest bourse posted a 24% increase in profit in the three months to June 30 as the rally in Chinese stocks spurred demand for derivatives.

While volumes on the FTSE A50 index futures rose to the highest level since Sept. 2 on Monday, trading has waned since the peak this year as China&rsquo s equity boom turned to bust. The 30-day average has fallen to about 301,000 contracts, half the 641,000 high in mid-July.

Futures Targeted

China Financial Futures Exchange declined to comment when contacted by Bloomberg News. Singapore Exchange wasn&rsquo t immediately available for comment.

China&rsquo s authorities are targeting futures because selling the contracts is one of the easiest ways for investors to make large wagers against stocks. It&rsquo s also a favored product for short-term speculators as the exchange allows participants to buy and sell the same contract in a single day. Yet for hedge funds, futures provide an easy way to adjust exposure to market swings, while large institutions use them to make cost-effective asset-allocation changes.

There are obstacles to trading of overseas stock-index futures. China&rsquo s capital controls limit foreign currency purchases to US$50,000 ($70,274) a year per individual, while investors need to set up an account at a Hong Kong broker, which can be a unit of a China securities firm, before they can trade overseas contracts.

Speculative traders are being drawn to the FTSE A50 index, while the higher costs from currency transactions and commission fees compared with the CSI 300 deter others, according to Shanghai CIFCO Futures Co. analyst Wang Yiming.

" Once the market recovers, China may gradually ease its restrictions on futures trading," Wang said.

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uncertainties loomed around.......

China de-valued it' s currency......China economy slow-down......China market crashed......

DJ plunged more than 1000 in a single trading day......FED rate hikes......

....continue to add pressure to the stock......

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LOL......soooo SSTUPIDDDITITY.......

NOW WATCHING LYN LYN HUAT SO BIG......

SOOOOOO.......SOUR........YAK....YAK........

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yoma.....0.375.....~~ ✿ ◕ ‿ ◕ ✿

lyn_lyn ( Date: 27-Aug-2015 16:45) Posted:

yeah!......good re-bounce......yoma

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yeah!......good re-bounce......yoma

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More easing.......RRR cut plus......

No basis for yuan' s continued depreciation: premier

BEIJING, Aug. 25 (Xinhua) -- Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said on Tuesday there exists no basis for continued depreciation of the Chinese currency yuan (the RMB), and the exchange rate will be kept " basically stable at an adaptive and equilibrium level."

Li made the remarks while meeting with First Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Bakytzhan Sagintayev in Beijing.

Li said that China has recently improved the quotation regime of the RMB central parity as an " appropriate response" to international financial market development.

" Such adjustment was also made as part of China' s ongoing reform efforts," he noted.

On Aug. 11, the People' s Bank of China (PBOC), the central bank, announced that daily central parity quotes reported to the China Foreign Exchange Trade System before the market opens should be based on the closing rate of the inter-bank foreign exchange market on the previous day, supply and demand in the market, and price movement of major currencies......

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Downward spiral in home prices if cooling measures are not lifted.......

Triple threat forces developers to slash home prices Mass market prices will dip the most.

1. Rising vacancy,

2. a ballooning inventory, and

3. normalizing interest rates will drive developers to further slash home selling prices.

Analysts from Maybank Kim Eng noted that mass market home prices are more vulnerable to a steep correction as prices have only corrected by 5.2% from their last peak.

In contrast, high-end home prices in CCR had increased by a much smaller 48.9% and corrected by a more significant 7.5%

Mass-market home prices have surged by a staggering 74.9% from their last bottom in 2009.

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Efforts to cool housing have paid off..........

EFFORTS in the past four years to rebalance the property market have paid off and it is " a lot cooler now" ,

National Development Minister Khaw Boon Wan ........

He replied: " At that time, the balance between buyers and sellers, the balance between supply and demand, were rather lopsided, so my efforts during the last four years was to work towards rebalancing I think today, we have achieved a much fairer balance between sellers and buyers."

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3.01........(low at 2.93....)

lyn_lyn ( Date: 21-Aug-2015 16:07) Posted:

Capitaland......back to 3.00.....good job!

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Capitaland......back to 3.00.....good job!