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bishan22
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09-Aug-2019 07:18
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Positively looking good... | ||||
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sgtrader
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09-Aug-2019 00:13
Yells: " Earn the right to WITHDRAW consistently." |
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  Zoom in today closing... We are waiting for the price to bottom up.... look out for numerous small narrow price bars with below average volume and follow up with a mark up bar to confirm the price has indeed bottomed... |
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Sgvale
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08-Aug-2019 14:29
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Next week see 0.65 | ||||
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bishan22
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07-Aug-2019 14:09
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Insiders no buy leh....
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Sgvale
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07-Aug-2019 13:19
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Result out next week. Management expects profitable FY2019. Good dividends pay | ||||
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goldenpotato
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07-Aug-2019 13:11
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Damn, this stock truly prove gravity exists...
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Sgvale
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07-Aug-2019 09:11
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Towards 60+ | ||||
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MarcLim
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06-Aug-2019 12:50
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Jeep just now and wait again to breakeven 😂 🙏 🏻 🙏 🏻 🙏 🏻 |
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bryanachong
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05-Aug-2019 10:47
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see trend chart.. you' ll know where 0.600 stands and calculate stop loss and dont wait anymore.. | ||||
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goldenpotato
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05-Aug-2019 10:21
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Very sad to see this kind of price movement.
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Qanghoo
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02-Aug-2019 22:27
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Chow sng lah !!!!
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bishan22
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02-Aug-2019 10:40
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Chow tar again.... 070 gone case....
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MSTsingapore
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02-Aug-2019 10:10
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HONG KONG (BLOOMBERG) - The worst may soon be over for an electronics slump that has dogged Asia' s export-driven economies. Goldman Sachs Group economists said a rebound in technology exports is overdue, citing gradual improvement in South Korean trade and evidence the memory-chip cycle is reaching its low point. While South Korean semiconductor shipments plunged 28 per cent by value in July, they rose 15 per cent by volume. The nation' s inventories of semiconductors fell a second straight month in June, a sign that orders are picking up. " The question is when South Korea' s exports will bottom out," said Stephen Lee, an economist at Meritz Securities Co in Seoul. " It could be the third quarter, either August or September." The slump in tech exports has been one of the biggest drags on Asia' s manufacturing base. Key gauges for factory sentiment continue to show contractions for output in Japan, South Korea, Malaysia and Taiwan. Real investment growth across Asia slowed to 2 per cent in the first quarter from 7 per cent a year ago, according to S& P Global Ratings. Industry announcements across Asia signal a possible recovery, which is good news for a region that accounts for more than 60 per cent of global economic growth. Samsung Electronics, the world' s biggest memory-chip maker, said Wednesday that data centres - its biggest customers - have started buying again, causing demand to increase. The world' s largest contract chip maker, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, surprised analysts last month when it projected current-quarter revenue ahead of estimates. TSMC' s business has bottomed out and should begin to rebound, chief executive officer C C Wei said. The Apple supplier sees " very, very strong demand" in the second half of 2019, he said. SMARTPHONE DEMANDApple' s suppliers - dominated by Asia-based factories - are preparing to produce components for up to 75 million new iPhones in the second half, roughly the same number as a year earlier, Bloomberg News reported. Apple' s sales forecast of US$61 billion-US$64 billion for the current quarter not only topped analysts' estimates but also signaled year-over-year revenue could grow, thanks to healthy demand for iPhones. Another reason for optimism is that Samsung will begin selling its Galaxy Fold smartphone in September. The world' s biggest handset maker hopes the foldable phones, coupled with fifth-generation wireless networks, will kick the mobile industry back into a boom by giving consumers a compelling reason to upgrade their devices. " It' s been pretty awful but probably not as bleak going forward as it has been," Sian Fenner, lead Asia economist at Oxford Economics, said of the tech cycle. EARLY DAYSFor sure, it' s too early to say for certain the worst is over. After all, Singapore' s electronics exports fell in June to their lowest since at least 1997. In Japan, shipments of electronic components and chip-making equipment to China both dropped by well over 20 per cent in June. Tuuli McCully, head of Asia-Pacific economics at Scotiabank in Singapore, said that while the electronics sector may bottom late this year, " significant downside risks remain." In addition to the US-China trade war and a slowing global economy, demand for new smartphones is plateauing. Rising tensions between Japan and South Korea could also hurt. Japan has already slapped curbs on exports to South Korea of materials vital to manufacturing of semiconductors and displays, and things could get worse. " Even before the trade war hit, there was a bit of a moderation in the tech cycle," said Khoon Goh, head of Asia research at Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. in Singapore. " Smartphones have reached a saturation point." Still, optimists argue that comparisons with robust growth numbers for electronics exports from a year ago is making the weakness look worse than it is. Beyond smartphones, Asia is also leading spending on the Internet of Things, accounting for around 36 per cent of global spending this year, followed by the US and Western Europe with 27 per cent and 21 per cent, respectively. " Initial shocks from the trade war might be behind us," Goldman economists wrote in a note. |
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MSTsingapore
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31-Jul-2019 14:14
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trending upwards | ||||
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goldenpotato
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31-Jul-2019 11:12
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U r welcome . Oh I not aware checking on Amat solely,
Just recently looking at at PHLX as a whole ... Just that I can't tell how trade war impact the weighting..... Bye.
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MSTsingapore
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31-Jul-2019 10:52
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Yes, exactly what i mean Thanks for explaining. So im looking at end of 2019 and year 2020. Semi is picking up with all these tech demand. UMS is well positioned. To side track abit, amat is also picking up. thats another signal.
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goldenpotato
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31-Jul-2019 10:35
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In brief, semicon as a whole, rise with trend of strong in demand of AI, 5G and HPC...
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zandlery
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30-Jul-2019 19:56
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Can you help point out what's this news related to UMS? Recently did not do research on UMS news
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MSTsingapore
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30-Jul-2019 17:19
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TSMC plans to hire 3,000 people, or about 5% of its current headcount, to support the company&rsquo s business growth and technology development. All of the new hires will be employed in Taiwan, where most of TSMC&rsquo s operations are located, the company said in a press statement. Job vacancies include semiconductor equipment engineers, R& D engineers, process engineers, process integration engineers and production line operators. The plan to increase headcount at the company may be another sign of an upturn in the global semiconductor industry. Demand is so strong that TSMC is preparing to raise its full-year capital expenditure to more than $11 billion, the high end of its target at the beginning of 2019, TSMC said a week ago in its second-quarter results announcement. TSMC has been winning new business from customers such as Qualcomm and Huawei, according to some analysts. &ldquo Huawei has been moving up the smartphone sales ranking, moving ahead of Apple recently, so there is likely some correlation there,&rdquo Mike Demler, a senior analyst with The Linley Group, told EE Times. &ldquo Qualcomm also shifted Snapdragon 855 back to TSMC, so the competition with Samsung is dynamic.&rdquo There is little difference in performance and power between the two foundries&rsquo 7nm EUV processes, but TSMC appears to have an edge in density, even though Samsung went directly to that node, skipping a non-EUV version, Demler said. TSMC expressed confidence that its 5nm technology will have a strong ramp and be a large and long-lasting node. &ldquo In the 5nm, the big players are getting into 5G smartphones very aggressively,&rdquo CEO Wei said last week. That comment suggests that TSMC&rsquo s largest customer Apple will use 5nm for iPhone processors sometime next year. |
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satruz
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30-Jul-2019 14:13
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Sleepy fella, still haven't wake up yet | ||||
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