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KAMAL0883 Supreme	30-Jan-2015 17:50        KAMAL0883 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Mood:
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	that time the pok pia king bot abt 20% at 0.14 then sold within  a month at avg 0,23 think .... since then the price nvr cross above 0.20 liao
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look4ang Member	30-Jan-2015 16:15        look4ang About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	CNY coming hope Yamada will shoot up like mushrooms haha....
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ozone2002 Supreme	23-Jan-2015 15:27        ozone2002 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Technical
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Last:0.159     Vol:1828k     +0.005 better than avg vol past few days.. something is going on gd luck dyodd
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ozone2002 Supreme	23-Jan-2015 11:25        ozone2002 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Technical
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Within Asia, Chinese equities should shine on easier monetary conditions. We have already seen large liquidity injections into the economy, there could be more interest rate cuts and the Chinese yuan could weaken further through the year.
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ozone2002 Supreme	21-Jan-2015 11:24        ozone2002 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Technical
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Last:0.16     Vol:1899k     +0.001 volume spike again.. only smart money playing gd luck dyodd ozone2002      ( Date: 20-Jan-2015 16:16) Posted: Last:0.159     Vol:840k - hardly anyone trades this stock.. illquid..
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ozone2002 Supreme	20-Jan-2015 16:16        ozone2002 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Technical
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Last:0.159     Vol:840k - hardly anyone trades this stock.. illquid..
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kahlid Member	14-Jan-2015 15:12        kahlid About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Combined
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Yes, higher volume but the price action looks funny. There is a always a gap between the bid and ask price. ozone2002      ( Date: 14-Jan-2015 11:35) Posted: Last:0.163     Vol:1134k     +0.002 finally get to see 1m shares done, interests coming back? gd luck dyodd
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ozone2002 Supreme	14-Jan-2015 11:35        ozone2002 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Technical
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Last:0.163     Vol:1134k     +0.002 finally get to see 1m shares done, interests coming back? gd luck dyodd
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kahlid Member	13-Jan-2015 13:17        kahlid About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Combined
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	this one slow..*yawn* ozone2002      ( Date: 13-Jan-2015 10:48) Posted: Last:0.164     Vol:292k     +0.003
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ozone2002 Supreme	13-Jan-2015 10:48        ozone2002 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Technical
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Last:0.164     Vol:292k     +0.003
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ozone2002 Supreme	08-Jan-2015 10:59        ozone2002 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Technical
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Minimum price rule will benefit all: SGX chief - Business - AsiaOne Come Mar 2015.. all mainboard listed shares must have min price of 20c or face delisting..
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ozone2002 Supreme	06-Jan-2015 10:57        ozone2002 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Technical
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	China stock market has already rallied more than 50% and now even higher than STI.. S chips listed in SG aren' t even reflecting the rally in China.. ozone2002      ( Date: 16-Dec-2014 12:19) Posted: There' s $1.7 Trillion Locked Out of China' s Stock Rally Shanghai stock market has rallied more than 50% since Jun' 14. Chinese stocks listed on SGX have been lagging the rise. Time to play catch up...gd luck DYODD
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ozone2002 Supreme	16-Dec-2014 12:19        ozone2002 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Technical
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	There' s $1.7 Trillion Locked Out of China' s Stock Rally Shanghai stock market has rallied more than 50% since Jun' 14. Chinese stocks listed on SGX have been lagging the rise. Time to play catch up...gd luck DYODD
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ozone2002 Supreme	01-Dec-2014 11:18        ozone2002 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Technical
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Stock sT ransactedDateSubstantial Shareholder/ DirectorBuy /Sell/ConvNo ofShares(' 000)Price PerShare $Before(' 000)%IssuedCap BeforeChangeAfter(' 000)%IssuedCap A f t erChange Yamada Green 21-Nov-14 Global Yellow Pages Ltd Buy 4653 0.170 103480 19.300 108,133 20.100
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ozone2002 Supreme	21-Nov-2014 15:50        ozone2002 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Technical
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Global Yellow Pages (Mah Bow Tan) bought 3m shares of YAMADA on 7 Nov $449,807 for 3,029,000 shares works out to be 14.85/share
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ozone2002 Supreme	21-Nov-2014 15:27        ozone2002 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Technical
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Last:0.17      Vol:1183k  - Activity going one..someone is buying..snapping up the sell Qs The opening up of Shanghai markets and HK will likely bring China stocks higher
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uchihaclan Veteran	12-Nov-2014 15:42        uchihaclan About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Mood:
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	dropping and dropping... gogogo.. drop more.. ozone2002      ( Date: 12-Nov-2014 15:41) Posted: HK & Shanghai MMA is going to commence, hope this will bode well for undervalued Chinese stocks like Yamada  listed on SGX MMA Mutual Market Access (MMA) program: Opportunities in small/midcap growth stocks (UBS) Mainland retail investors have shown a strong preference for growth over value, with a noticeable small/mid-cap bias. We believe that onshore retail investors coming to Hong Kong via the MMA program will continue to look for small/mid-cap stocks with a growth bias. &bull Chinese A-share investors pay a high premium for high-growth/ momentum sectors. We believe mainland investors would also prefer to trade stocks for which they have (or think they have) an " on-the-ground" industry and company information edge. Opportunities in small/mid-cap stocks, with a growth bias Since onshore individual investors are likely to be the key participants in the scheme (institutional investors can already invest overseas through QDII), we consider it important to understand their investment behavior. A-share retail investors apparently show a strong preference toward growth over value, with a noticeable small/mid-cap bias. A-share investors tend to be more momentum-driven and growth-oriented, and like to invest in good stock-specific stories, such as the China &ldquo new economy&rdquo plays. For example, categorizing the A-share stocks via the Citic Securities/S& P Investment Style Index, growth stocks are by far the most actively traded in the A-share market. The turnover velocity &ndash measured by dividing the annual market turnover value by the total free-float-adjusted market capitalization &ndash of " growth" stocks in A-shares is at least two to three times that of " stable" or " financial" stocks (Fig. 5). This behavior deviates notably from the international investor base. Simply looking at sector valuations, these are much more widely dispersed in Ashares than in the H-share market. Mainland investors seem happy to pay for stocks in these high-growth/momentum sectors in contrast to international investors, who have valuations instilled in their framework. Technology and healthcare sectors, for example, which are heavily geared into the China " new economy" themes, are trading at more than 32x and 28x 2014E PE, respectively, significant premiums over the H-share peers (Fig. 6). Likewise, out-of-favor " old China" sectors such as financials trade at 5.4x 2014E PE in the A-share market compared with 7.9x PE for H-shares. Thus we believe that when onshore retail investors come to Hong Kong, they will continue looking for small/mid-cap stocks with a growth bias. Hong Kong-listed stocks with similar profile and relatively low valuations could rerate and benefit from the " southbound" fund flow brought by the MMA program. We screened our most preferred stocks for high-growth, small/mid-cap names listed in the Hong Kong stock market with solid fundamentals which can potentially benefit from the inflow from mainland retail investors. Our screening criteria include: a company market cap between USD 1 billion and 10 billion, six-month average daily value traded above USD 5 million to ensure ample liquidity, and earnings growth from 2013 to 2015E in the 20%-range or above. Through the MMA southbound trade, the mainland investors will be able to " day trade" the stocks for the first time. Thus we think they would prefer stocks with liquidity. Moreover, we believe mainland investors would also prefer to trade stocks for which they have (or think they have) an " on-the-ground" industry and company information edge.
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ozone2002 Supreme	12-Nov-2014 15:41        ozone2002 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Technical
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	HK & Shanghai MMA is going to commence, hope this will bode well for undervalued Chinese stocks like Yamada  listed on SGX MMA Mutual Market Access (MMA) program: Opportunities in small/midcap growth stocks (UBS) Mainland retail investors have shown a strong preference for growth over value, with a noticeable small/mid-cap bias. We believe that onshore retail investors coming to Hong Kong via the MMA program will continue to look for small/mid-cap stocks with a growth bias. &bull Chinese A-share investors pay a high premium for high-growth/ momentum sectors. We believe mainland investors would also prefer to trade stocks for which they have (or think they have) an " on-the-ground" industry and company information edge. Opportunities in small/mid-cap stocks, with a growth bias Since onshore individual investors are likely to be the key participants in the scheme (institutional investors can already invest overseas through QDII), we consider it important to understand their investment behavior. A-share retail investors apparently show a strong preference toward growth over value, with a noticeable small/mid-cap bias. A-share investors tend to be more momentum-driven and growth-oriented, and like to invest in good stock-specific stories, such as the China &ldquo new economy&rdquo plays. For example, categorizing the A-share stocks via the Citic Securities/S& P Investment Style Index, growth stocks are by far the most actively traded in the A-share market. The turnover velocity &ndash measured by dividing the annual market turnover value by the total free-float-adjusted market capitalization &ndash of " growth" stocks in A-shares is at least two to three times that of " stable" or " financial" stocks (Fig. 5). This behavior deviates notably from the international investor base. Simply looking at sector valuations, these are much more widely dispersed in Ashares than in the H-share market. Mainland investors seem happy to pay for stocks in these high-growth/momentum sectors in contrast to international investors, who have valuations instilled in their framework. Technology and healthcare sectors, for example, which are heavily geared into the China " new economy" themes, are trading at more than 32x and 28x 2014E PE, respectively, significant premiums over the H-share peers (Fig. 6). Likewise, out-of-favor " old China" sectors such as financials trade at 5.4x 2014E PE in the A-share market compared with 7.9x PE for H-shares. Thus we believe that when onshore retail investors come to Hong Kong, they will continue looking for small/mid-cap stocks with a growth bias. Hong Kong-listed stocks with similar profile and relatively low valuations could rerate and benefit from the " southbound" fund flow brought by the MMA program. We screened our most preferred stocks for high-growth, small/mid-cap names listed in the Hong Kong stock market with solid fundamentals which can potentially benefit from the inflow from mainland retail investors. Our screening criteria include: a company market cap between USD 1 billion and 10 billion, six-month average daily value traded above USD 5 million to ensure ample liquidity, and earnings growth from 2013 to 2015E in the 20%-range or above. Through the MMA southbound trade, the mainland investors will be able to " day trade" the stocks for the first time. Thus we think they would prefer stocks with liquidity. Moreover, we believe mainland investors would also prefer to trade stocks for which they have (or think they have) an " on-the-ground" industry and company information edge.
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ozone2002 Supreme	07-Nov-2014 10:06        ozone2002 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Technical
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Time: 9:42AM Exchange: SGX Stock: Yamada Green Res(MC7) Signal: Resistance - Breakout with High Volume Last Done: $0.172 ozone2002      ( Date: 07-Nov-2014 10:02) Posted: Last:0.175     Vol:1931k     +0.005 price shoot like bamboo SHOOT! :) pun intended.. gd luck dyodd
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ozone2002 Supreme	07-Nov-2014 10:02        ozone2002 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Technical
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Last:0.175     Vol:1931k     +0.005 price shoot like bamboo SHOOT! :) pun intended.. gd luck dyodd
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