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This one can aim $1
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Adtower
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12-Jun-2017 21:06
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Play small small only
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Adtower
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12-Jun-2017 21:04
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263 n 252
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RedEye1811
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12-Jun-2017 20:50
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What price you short it at today?
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Adtower
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12-Jun-2017 20:50
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Short till below $1 then long ok??
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jack2906
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12-Jun-2017 20:46
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yes.. let see short till below 2 dollars~
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Adtower
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12-Jun-2017 20:18
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Tml short again?? | ||||
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Tommy12356
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12-Jun-2017 19:03
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Employee shares option supporting is bad .... danger
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08-Jun-2017 23:00
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Singapore, 6 June 2017 ? AEM Holdings Ltd (?AEM? or ?the Group?), a global provider of equipment systems solutions and manufacturing services, is pleased to announce that several long-only institutional funds have bought AEM shares and have become new shareholders. The institutional funds took up 2,737,800 shares at $2.70 a share from Orion Phoenix on 5 June 2017. As a result of the shares sale, Orion Phoenix?s shareholding will be reduced by approximately 4.2% of AEM?s issued and paid up shares to 23.96%. .It will not be going downside anymore, it already hit 2.70, meaning to say it will shoot up | ||||
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08-Jun-2017 21:48
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not sure if anyone read about this article. realised that it was almost republished in BT two days ago. BlackRock issued a rather cautionary note on the semi-conductor industry. http://www.cnbc.com/2017/06/05/blackrock-says-current-strength-in-tech-stocks-may-not-be-sustainable.html?view=story& %24DEVICE%24=native-android-mobile |
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08-Jun-2017 15:45
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can we have some push to AEM? | ||||
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08-Jun-2017 12:16
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looks good in pushing up more | ||||
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08-Jun-2017 09:18
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looks like it will gap up today | ||||
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08-Jun-2017 06:49
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An electronic component has played an enormous role in the recovery of Singapore's economy in recent months. It is the semiconductor, crucial in electronic devices and representing 17 per cent of Singapore's total manufacturing output. Last week, the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) announced that the economy grew a higher-than-expected 2.7 per cent in the first quarter on a year-to-year basis, largely due to the manufacturing sector, which grew by 8 per cent. The encouraging manufacturing numbers was driven by the electronics and precision engineering clusters, which expanded because of robust global demand for semiconductors and semiconductor manufacturing equipment, said MTI. Semiconductor companies listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) have shown solid results as well. The 12 SGX-listed semiconductor stocks generated an average total return of 65.7 per cent in the year-to-date, bringing their one-year average total return to 115.6 per cent, according to a SGX report last week. MAS has proposed to smooth the way for digital advisory services providers by offering major concessions under the financial regulatory framework. BUSINESS Investors could soon be getting tips from 'robo-advisers' Jun 08, 2017 These firms have a combined market capitalisation of $1.2 billion. Investors should also note that the three largest semiconductor stocks - UMS Holdings, Micro-Mechanics Holdings and AEM Holdings - are in net-cash positions, which ensures dividend payouts to their shareholders, said SGX. The 12 SGX-listed semiconductor stocks generated an average total return of 65.7 per cent in the yearto- date, bringing their one-year average total return to 115.6 per cent, according to a SGX report last week. These stocks are currently trading at a market-capitalisation weighted trailing price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 26.0, a jump from 9.5 at the beginning of the year. The P/E is one way to indicate if a stock is overvalued or undervalued. Companies with a high P/E ratio are typically growth stocks. "This is an indication that the sector's valuation has re-rated," said SGX. The upturn in the industry is driven by strong demand for mobile and Internet of Things (IoT) devices. For example, smartphones - specifically Chinese-made ones - are behind the burgeoning demand for semiconductors here, an MTI report noted last year. The momentum in the semiconductor industry, which has been going strong for the past six months, is expected to last for a while longer. GROWTH Last week, MTI said growth in the electronics and precision engineering clusters "is expected to be sustained for the rest of the year". Semiconductor companies here are dealing with overwhelming orders and ramping up production capacity. For instance, UMS Holdings, in their first quarter earnings report, noted that its semiconductor business segment surged 108 per cent compared with the previous quarter. Their revenue base and earnings will be boosted by their renewal with its key customers for three years, with the option for a further three years into 2023, the report said. They will also be stepping up plans to expand production capacity, including a ramp-up in fabrication activities in the coming months. "The group intends to invest a further RM80 million ($25.9 million) in Penang over the next few years, which includes building new clean rooms, taking advantage of a larger pool of talent and a more favourable tax status," UMS said in a press release on May 12. The stellar performance of semiconductor stocks has boosted the information technology sector on the SGX as well. Latest market statistics from SGX also showed that the IT sector was the best performing sector for three consecutive months this year. The IT sector generated a 4.9 per cent capitalisation weighted total return in April, taking its year to date gains to 33.3 per cent. This is higher than the Straits Times Index's total return of 14.3 per cent and the regional benchmark's (MSCI AC Asia ex-Japan IT Index) total return of 18.4 per cent (or +22.6 per cent in USD terms) over the same period, said SGX in a report last month. And this momentum should continue. According to data from Bloomberg, the 10 largest IT stocks on the SGX are expected to grow their earnings per share by a median of 19.9 per cent this year and another 11.7 per cent in 2018. "The strong earnings outlook is likely one of the factors driving the IT Sector's return in the year-to-date," said SGX. | ||||
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07-Jun-2017 18:58
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Semicon is one of the few industry still doing very well in 2017..
Robots, AI , cars , phone , camera , etc all needs chips and ram/memory.. |
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07-Jun-2017 18:44
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SINGAPORE ? AEM Holdings? chairman Loke Wai San is very positive about the growth prospects for the company, on the back of the adoption of new equipment and the tech sector rebound boosting demand for semiconductors. Mainboard-listed AEM designs and builds high-density semiconductor test handlers used by the world?s leading chip manufacturers. ?We do believe that the semiconductor industry is in for a multi-year expansion,? said Mr Loke, in an exclusive interview with TODAY. ?It?s not only the emerging markets that are adopting technology, it?s the first-world economies that are automating through robots and artificial intelligence, and big data analytics that are driving new ways of doing business,? he said. Semiconductor manufacturing output expanded by 50.3 per cent year-on-year for the first three months of this year, supporting total manufacturing output growth of 8 per cent in the first quarter, showed data from the Economic Development Board (EDB) last month. The semiconductor segment takes up 17 per cent stake in the overall manufacturing basket. The growth seen by AEM in recent months is partly attributable to the company?s next generation high density automated test handler, said Mr Loke. The new equipment is a research and development product created with its ?key client?, which supports over 80 per cent of the group?s revenue. The surge in orders has been driving AEM?s financial performance over the last few months. While Mr Loke declined to reveal who AEM?s key customer is, research reports from banks have linked the company to semiconductor giant Intel. AEM?s order book has more than tripled over the last few months. The company which reported a revenue of S$42.1 million in the first quarter, expects to achieve at least S$142 million in revenue for the first nine months. The stellar report card has contributed to a spike in the company?s shares after its quarterly earnings result announcement last month. The stock had soared by about 80 per cent last month, achieving a high of S$2.65. The shares closed at S$2.48 on Monday, bringing the year-to-date return on the stock to 333 per cent, according to Bloomberg. CIMB is bullish on the stock, giving it a target price of S$3.39, saying that the company?s ?journey is just beginning? and ?on track for a multi-year ramp?. It seems the dark clouds that once loomed over the company have since passed. Founded in 1990 and listed 10 years later, the business has seen a reversal of fortunes in the past few years. It was once held under scrutiny by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau, with leaders of the company charged with bribery and immigration offences. The management has since been overhauled, but the company lost key accounts and undertook staff retrenchments. Mr Loke joined the company in 2011. He is founder and managing director of private equity fund Novo Tellus Capital Partners and has steered the company around since taking charge. AEM went through major restructuring, such as the closing down of a non-profitable business. Even back then, Mr Loke had already saw the potential of the firm despite the odds against it. ?Our view back then was this company was supplying handlers to the world?s top semiconductor company, which is a very difficult account to break into, and yet (this Singapore company) has been doing it for many, many years. That, to me, was an unrealised value,? he said. ?To be able to dance with the best, you have to be a pretty good dancer. We have been able to ?tango? with them, to develop pretty much the world?s most sophisticated test handler to meet their needs, good enough for them to adopt globally,? said Mr Loke. The company is bullish about its future. It looks to expand its capacity in space and hiring. AEM has about 330 staff, and has plans to take on 50 to 70 engineering and production workers by the end of the year. The role of manufacturing in Singapore is key, as long as Singapore wants to be innovative, shared Mr Loke. ?Manufacturing is important for any country that wants to be considered innovative. At the end of the day, if you are in the business of producing goods and services and you want to be innovative you do need manufacturing for a very quick feedback cycle,? he said. | ||||
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07-Jun-2017 17:23
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yeah...is opportunity | ||||
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07-Jun-2017 17:12
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Im sure people know the story already. no point trying to cheerlead people to buy.
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07-Jun-2017 15:52
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This is a singapore company with so much potential and good news recently. Make it ur profile...gain | ||||
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07-Jun-2017 15:49
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investors will gain in this company....go thru their records and performance reports nothing suggest it will not move up... | ||||
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07-Jun-2017 14:31
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get moving now before it is tpo late.... | ||||
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