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Joelton Supreme	20-Mar-2020 09:50        Joelton About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	SGX issues AGM guide to listed firms which factors in health advisories It encourages listcos to adopt digital tools including enabling virtual presence for directors who cannot travel AS two-thirds of listed companies in Singapore prepare for their 2020 annual general meeting (AGM), the Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) on Thursday unveiled a list of precautionary measures on how issuers should facilitate shareholders' meetings amid the Covid-19... https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/sgx-issues-agm-guide-to-listed-firms-which-factors-in-health-advisories
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uiop1223 Supreme	18-Mar-2020 19:11        uiop1223 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Yea... if sgx ever shut down. I short!
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Starship Supreme	18-Mar-2020 16:49        Starship About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	It' s to ensure SGX' s profits continue to roll in.  Joelton      ( Date: 18-Mar-2020 09:42) Posted: CoVid-19 SGX to prioritise keeping markets ' available and accessible' even as Philippines shutters exchange amid Covid-19 panic Stanislaus Jude Chan  17/03/2020, 3:42pm SINGAPORE (Mar 17): While the Philippine Stock Exchange has suspended trading from Tuesday amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the Singapore Exchange (SGX) says it is committed to keeping its markets open. The Philippines shut down its equity, currency and bond markets after Manila expanded a month-long lockdown of the capital region to contain the coronavirus outbreak. The country is the first to halt trading, after Philippine equities tumbled more than 30% this year &ndash among the biggest declines in Asia. While controversial and extremely rare, the move is not without precedent. Following the 9/11 terrorist attacks in 2001, America&rsquo s stock market closed for almost a week. In 2015, Greece shut its stock market for about five weeks amid a government-debt crisis. Hong Kong had also halted trading in the wake of the Black Monday crash in 1987. The Philippines' move has prompted speculation that other countries may follow suit to stem plunging stock prices, on the back of heightened fears of a global recession. Investors in Singapore, however, have little reason to worry at this point that financial markets here will be shutting down. &ldquo Our priority is to ensure that our securities and derivatives markets are always available and accessible,&rdquo says an SGX spokesperson in response to questions from  The Edge Singapore. &ldquo We are committed to ensuring that our trading, risk management and clearing capabilities are robust, especially in these volatile times.&rdquo &ldquo We have taken a holistic approach to maintain a safe working environment and strengthen resiliency,&rdquo the spokesperson adds. Even as shutting down of the stock exchange might be seen as an extreme measure, some market experts have voiced their support for the move in the Philippines. &ldquo Think of it as a circuit breaker on steroids,&rdquo says Justin Tang, head of Asian research at United First Partners in Singapore. &ldquo The suspension will hurt those who rely on trading for an income but will provide time for participants to calm down and evaluate the situation rationally.&rdquo &ldquo There is rampant fear at the moment as evidenced by the unprecedented volatility. The enemy is ourselves in that we are really reacting to a loss of control over the situation given that no one really knows how far this can go &ndash just as it was on 9/11,&rdquo he adds. Meanwhile, Jonathan Ravelas, a strategist at BDO Unibank in the Philippines, believes it is a &ldquo smart move&rdquo . &ldquo The market is already in hysteria. Sometimes taking a step back allows investors to rethink their position and digest the flood of information out there. This is a health crisis we are facing and it seems the market reaction has been too exaggerated,&rdquo he says. However, Ramon Monzon, the Philippine Stock Exchange&rsquo s chief executive officer, describes the closure of the capital market as &ldquo an oversight&rdquo by the government. &ldquo If we were given the chance to articulate our position we would have requested that we don&rsquo t be included in the closure,&rdquo Monzon says. &ldquo Even if the market drops it is better to be open and have that transparency.&rdquo https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/covid-19/sgx-prioritise-keeping-markets-available-and-accessible-even-philippines-shutters
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uiop1223 Supreme	18-Mar-2020 16:15        uiop1223 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	SGX share price up because recession, people still need to average down or cut loss? Monopoly business. Seems a good counter to monitor
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Joelton Supreme	18-Mar-2020 09:42        Joelton About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	CoVid-19 SGX to prioritise keeping markets ' available and accessible' even as Philippines shutters exchange amid Covid-19 panic Stanislaus Jude Chan  17/03/2020, 3:42pm SINGAPORE (Mar 17): While the Philippine Stock Exchange has suspended trading from Tuesday amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the Singapore Exchange (SGX) says it is committed to keeping its markets open. The Philippines shut down its equity, currency and bond markets after Manila expanded a month-long lockdown of the capital region to contain the coronavirus outbreak. The country is the first to halt trading, after Philippine equities tumbled more than 30% this year &ndash among the biggest declines in Asia. While controversial and extremely rare, the move is not without precedent. Following the 9/11 terrorist attacks in 2001, America&rsquo s stock market closed for almost a week. In 2015, Greece shut its stock market for about five weeks amid a government-debt crisis. Hong Kong had also halted trading in the wake of the Black Monday crash in 1987. The Philippines' move has prompted speculation that other countries may follow suit to stem plunging stock prices, on the back of heightened fears of a global recession. Investors in Singapore, however, have little reason to worry at this point that financial markets here will be shutting down. &ldquo Our priority is to ensure that our securities and derivatives markets are always available and accessible,&rdquo says an SGX spokesperson in response to questions from  The Edge Singapore. &ldquo We are committed to ensuring that our trading, risk management and clearing capabilities are robust, especially in these volatile times.&rdquo &ldquo We have taken a holistic approach to maintain a safe working environment and strengthen resiliency,&rdquo the spokesperson adds. Even as shutting down of the stock exchange might be seen as an extreme measure, some market experts have voiced their support for the move in the Philippines. &ldquo Think of it as a circuit breaker on steroids,&rdquo says Justin Tang, head of Asian research at United First Partners in Singapore. &ldquo The suspension will hurt those who rely on trading for an income but will provide time for participants to calm down and evaluate the situation rationally.&rdquo &ldquo There is rampant fear at the moment as evidenced by the unprecedented volatility. The enemy is ourselves in that we are really reacting to a loss of control over the situation given that no one really knows how far this can go &ndash just as it was on 9/11,&rdquo he adds. Meanwhile, Jonathan Ravelas, a strategist at BDO Unibank in the Philippines, believes it is a &ldquo smart move&rdquo . &ldquo The market is already in hysteria. Sometimes taking a step back allows investors to rethink their position and digest the flood of information out there. This is a health crisis we are facing and it seems the market reaction has been too exaggerated,&rdquo he says. However, Ramon Monzon, the Philippine Stock Exchange&rsquo s chief executive officer, describes the closure of the capital market as &ldquo an oversight&rdquo by the government. &ldquo If we were given the chance to articulate our position we would have requested that we don&rsquo t be included in the closure,&rdquo Monzon says. &ldquo Even if the market drops it is better to be open and have that transparency.&rdquo https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/covid-19/sgx-prioritise-keeping-markets-available-and-accessible-even-philippines-shutters
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john_ric Supreme	12-Mar-2020 14:20        john_ric About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Short. Anyone?
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john_ric Supreme	11-Mar-2020 14:10        john_ric About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	A lot of meat to short
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Starship Supreme	31-Jan-2020 19:51        Starship About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Bcos only stocks rejected in other countries come to list in our Clown Exchange.  investshare      ( Date: 31-Jan-2020 12:39) Posted: Why still allow coal company to list? It is causing climate change. SGX adds coal firm Resources Global Development to Catalist The company opened today at $0.210. Singapore Exchange (SGX) welcomes today Indonesian coal trader and shipping company, Resources Global Development Limited to its Catalist board, according to a press release. The company will be listed under the stock code ?QSD.? With a market capitalisation of about $18m, the listing of Resources Global Development brings the total number of commodities companies listed on SGX to 32 with a combined market capitalisation of around $42.5b. There are now 217 companies listed on Catalist, with a combined market capitalisation of about $9b. Resources Global Development opened today at $0.210.
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investshare Supreme	31-Jan-2020 12:39        investshare About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Why still allow coal company to list? It is causing climate change. SGX adds coal firm Resources Global Development to Catalist The company opened today at $0.210. Singapore Exchange (SGX) welcomes today Indonesian coal trader and shipping company, Resources Global Development Limited to its Catalist board, according to a press release. The company will be listed under the stock code ?QSD.? With a market capitalisation of about $18m, the listing of Resources Global Development brings the total number of commodities companies listed on SGX to 32 with a combined market capitalisation of around $42.5b. There are now 217 companies listed on Catalist, with a combined market capitalisation of about $9b. Resources Global Development opened today at $0.210.
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Terminal5 Senior	06-Jan-2020 07:13        Terminal5 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	This is  one stock that enjoys the best of both worlds. You buy, they make $. You sell, they make $. Whether you make a gain or a loss, they also make $. I went in a week after IPO at $1.50. Secret_Squirrel      ( Date: 04-Jan-2020 16:09) Posted: will it rebounce on Monday? Bombom      ( Date: 27-Nov-2019 15:49) Posted: Why  changes in MSCI will drop 30cts yesterday?
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Secret_Squirrel Elite	04-Jan-2020 16:09        Secret_Squirrel About Contact  Quote this Post!   Yells: "Stay curious but skeptical"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	will it rebounce on Monday? Bombom      ( Date: 27-Nov-2019 15:49) Posted: Why  changes in MSCI will drop 30cts yesterday?
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Bombom Member	27-Nov-2019 15:49        Bombom About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Why  changes in MSCI will drop 30cts yesterday?
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Singpost Master	27-Nov-2019 08:59        Singpost About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	$950
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gnail23 Member	26-Nov-2019 22:07        gnail23 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Today is the rebalacing of portfolio for funds becos of changes in MSCI. In spore, Mapletree Com was added while GoldenAgri was deleted in MSCI Spore
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smltimer Senior	26-Nov-2019 22:01        smltimer About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Technical   Mood: Yells: "So what does the crystal ball say ......."
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Today after mkt close, then price drop 30cts, wah like that also can .... why huh?
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MarketSensors Senior	09-Nov-2019 16:32        MarketSensors About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	$10 by end of this year! 👏 👏
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Maxgrow68 Elite	09-Nov-2019 09:24        Maxgrow68 About Contact  Quote this Post!   Yells: "Right and Kind. Choose Kind then you are always Right !"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Closed 9.16 last minute chiong ah!
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invest8 Senior	08-Nov-2019 22:14        invest8 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	hmm, seems like doesn' t matter what happen to the general market.. this stock mostly up and more up.
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famouspinky Supreme	27-Oct-2019 20:12        famouspinky About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	$9, the power of market maker. Has the maker think of the repercussions? Hmm 1st real estate..now..good to work for the maker with an empty shell.
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spore1 Supreme	26-Oct-2019 15:51        spore1 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	The higher it goes the greater the speed it will drop . So do be cautious when the music stop! 7.5 cents leap up 75 cents !! I wonder why Genting $160m every qtr didn?t produce this kind of effect
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