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| 17-Nov-2015 09:16 |
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3.12.......ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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| 17-Nov-2015 09:07 |
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Capitaland......3.11..... it' s not safe to live in Paris......Singapore better! |
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| 04-Nov-2015 19:24 |
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Capitaland supporters.......congrats! as expected.....it closed at day high.....3.21....
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| 04-Nov-2015 08:09 |
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CapitaLand' s Q3 net profit up 48.3% to S$192.72m Nov 4, 20157:59 AM REAL estate group CapitaLand' s net profit for the third quarter surged 48.3 per cent to S$192.72 million from S$129.98 million a year ago. This was mainly attributable to higher profit after tax and minority interests (Patmi) of S$163 million, better performance across all business units, as well as higher portfolio gains of S$20 million and revaluation gains of S$9 million. Revenue rose 17.1 per cent year-on-year to S$1.08 billion on the back of higher contribution from development projects in China as well as higher rental revenue from shopping mall and serviced residence businesses. This was partially offset by lower revenue recognition from development projects in Singapore and Vietnam..... |
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| 01-Nov-2015 18:36 |
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yoma.....growth story
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Disappear.....do I have to?....LOL do I need to report to you everyday?...... Must I post here everyday?.....rain or shine.....LOL
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| 01-Nov-2015 16:50 |
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yoma.....growth story
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不 可 能 的 可 能 世 界 上 只 有 想 不 通 的 人 ， 沒 有 走 不 通 的 路 。 如 果 說 1+1=1； 1+2=1； 3+4=1； 5+7=1； 6+18=1 大 腦 第 一 個 反 應 可 能 會 是 ： 不 可 能 ！ 那 麼 ， 如 果 在 這 些 數 字 裡 邊 加 上 適 當 的 單 位 名 稱 ， 其 結 果 是 可 以 成 立 的 ！ 1半 蘋 果 +1半 蘋 果 =1顆 蘋 果 1個 月 +2個 月 =1季 3天 +4天 =1週 5個 月 +7個 月 =1年 6小 時 +18小 時 =1天 現 在 看 來 ， 思 想 改 變 一 切 ！ 人 生 的 道 路 上 ， 選 擇 大 於 努 力 ， 格 局 決 定 結 局 ， 心 態 決 定 一 切 ！ 也 許 換 個 思 維 ， 你 能 看 到 的 更 多 ， 一 切 都 會 不 一 樣 ！ |
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| 26-Oct-2015 17:02 |
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lyn lyn awaiting to load..... earning results and Myanmar Election...... stay tuned for the latest update.....from lyn lyn |
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| 26-Oct-2015 10:27 |
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Asian stocks rally on China rate cut..... Asian stocks tracked gains in offshore markets, extending their rally on the back of another rate cut in China. The People' s Bank of China (PBOC) lowered its benchmark interest rates by 25 basis points, alongside a half-percentage cut in the reserve requirement ratio (RRR), to jumpstart a slowing economy. Friday' s moves marked the sixth time since November that the PBOC has cut interest rates and the fourth across-the-board reduction of the amount of deposits banks are required to hold in reserve. " The estimated cash released from these policy changes is 600 to 700 billion yuan in liquidity (about $93.75 to $109.3 billion). Considering the inflation and industrial production [data] over the past quarter, this should be no surprise. In fact, the surprise is that it' s taken this long for the PBoC to pull the trigger," IG' s market strategist Evan Lucas wrote in a note released early Monday. " What might be missed by the headline reads is that the PBOC has abolished the deposit rate ceiling &ndash this is a big step forward in liberalizing the interest rate market and shows China is very much committed to its goals of liberating the financial system," he added, referring to the 25-basis-point cut in its one-year benchmark deposit rate. Following the move, Wall Street finished sharply higher on Friday, with the Nasdaq Composite settling at a two-month high as earnings from companies such as Microsoft beat market expectations. The tech-heavy index surged 2.3 percent, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S& P 500 rose for the second straight day, up 0.9 and 1.1 percent respectively.
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| 26-Oct-2015 09:08 |
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if you collected from 3.10......congrats! |
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| 26-Oct-2015 09:05 |
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3.20......lalalalalalalalala......
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| 23-Oct-2015 20:01 |
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China - Housing market continues to warm despite economic slowdown BEIJING, Oct. 23 (Xinhua) -- China' s property sector, a major pillar for economic growth, continued to pick up thanks to favorable policies and a stock market rout, although GDP expansion dipped to a six-year low. Of 70 large and medium-sized cities surveyed in September, new home prices climbed month on month in 39 cities, up from 35 in August, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said Friday. Meanwhile, 21 cities reported month-on-month price declines, down from 26 in August, according to the NBS. Year on year, 12 cities reported new home price increases, up from nine in August, with Shenzhen posting a surge of 38.3 percent in home prices, the sharpest increase among major Chinese cities. However, prices for existing homes remained weak, with 18 cities reporting month-on-month declines, up from 16 in August. Thirty-nine cities saw price increases in September, compared with 43 the previous month. " Trends in China' s real estate market continued to diverge in September," said NBS statistician Liu Jianwei. Home prices in top-tier cities, where demand is high, saw strong growth. In second-tier cities, prices staged mixed performances, while they continued to drop in third-tier cities. China' s housing market took a downturn in 2014 due to weak demand and a surplus of unsold homes. The cooling has continued into 2015, with both sales and prices falling and investment slowing. To combat the slowdown, the central bank has cut benchmark interest rates four times since November and lowered banks' reserve requirement ratio twice since February. The country also eased down payment requirements for second-home purchases, and some local governments have rolled back their restrictions on home purchases. China' s banking and housing regulators slashed down payment requirements for second home purchases using provident funds to 20 percent from 30 percent in late August, provided the buyers have paid off mortgages on their first home. A stock market rout since mid-June has also prompted investors to withdraw their money from volatile shares to buy homes as a much safer investment. Despite the warm-up in home prices, earlier NBS data showed that the country' s property investment remained anemic in the first three quarters of 2015. Housing investment rose 2.6 percent year on year from January to September, down 0.9 percentage point from the first eight months and down 2 percentage points from the first half of the year. New home construction dropped 12.6 percent year on year in the period. Slower investment and construction underscored a major home glut in lower-tier Chinese cities, and analysts predict it will take several years before existing homes find buyers. " Home oversupply is still a serious problem in small cities. I believe property developers will not hike prices in the near future to promote sales," said Ni Pengfei, an urban development researcher with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. His remarks were echoed by Zhang Dawei, chief analyst with brokerage Centaline Property, who said prices in third and fourth-tier cities will remain stable and those in top-tier cities will increase. A national survey conducted by China' s central bank earlier this month showed that 46.5 percent of those polled said current home prices are " acceptable," while 49.7 percent believe they are " too high." The recovery in China' s housing market came as the world' s second largest economy struggles to stabilize growth, with GDP growth dipping to 6.9 percent in the third quarter of 2015, the slowest pace since the second quarter of 2009. China' s policy makers will probably attach greater significance to the property sector to fight the downward pressure, according to Zhang. Many economists said the likelihood of further monetary easing measures is high. Zhang Jun, a senior researcher with Morgan Stanley Huaxin Securities, predicted an interest rate cut and a reduction in the reserve requirement ratio in the remaining months of the year. |
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| 23-Oct-2015 19:54 |
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why this is a BUY!!!..... PBOC cuts benchmark interest rates..... Published: Oct 23, 2015 The People' s Bank of China on Friday dropped its benchmark interest rates, saying the cuts are effective as of Saturday. The Chinese central bank cut its one-year deposit rate by 25 basis points to 1.5%. The PBOC lowered its one-year lending rate by 25 basis points to 4.35%...... European stocks extended gains Friday in early afternoon trade as China' s central bank cut interest rates for the sixth time since November........
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| 23-Oct-2015 15:08 |
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yoma.....growth story
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lyn lyn supporters...... trade your plan and plan your trade..... market will not go in a straight line...... be it.....up trend ......or down trend..... just trade your plan..... |
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| 23-Oct-2015 14:40 |
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counting...counting.....counting..... lyn lyn so busy...... 
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| 23-Oct-2015 13:45 |
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the magic numbers gave you the answer..... 0.475..... thanks to shortists......strong buy back......LOL
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| 23-Oct-2015 13:40 |
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Capitaland....hit 3.15.....with STI GREEN....acrossed 3060..... |
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| 21-Oct-2015 19:43 |
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Yoma......chart..... symmetrical triangle.....broke UP! hit high at 0.465..... |
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| 21-Oct-2015 19:27 |
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No sleep for developers as property supply set to skyrocket in 2016 Further aggravated by weaker demand. Supply is piling up in Singapore&rsquo s property market as a significant amount of projects are set for completion in 2016, but only few are actually looking to buy. And don&rsquo t expect things to be better soon, as BMI Research reports slower demand conditions in the coming years. &ldquo Poor external demand conditions owing to both a slowdown in China and other key emerging markets are unlikely to abate in the near future, particularly given that we expect China' s economy to cool further in 2016,&rdquo BMI Research said. &ldquo Other factors which will weigh on property demand include rising interest rates as well as tightening immigration policies. Immigration (particular that of skilled immigrants) has been one of the key drivers of rental demand for new housing units over recent years. A combination of these issues will prevent developers from taking on more housing projects, while weak industrial production and exports will weigh on non-residential buildings,&rdquo BMI Research said. 
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| 21-Oct-2015 08:12 |
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| 20-Oct-2015 17:10 |
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closing gapped up..... closed at 0.465....... day high.....
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