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risktaker
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14-Oct-2014 09:05     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Wanna drink sometime???lol been a while since i say wanna drink with u but havent..

rotijai      ( Date: 14-Oct-2014 09:01) Posted:



yes boss..

not as active as those days..

but still lurking around

risktaker      ( Date: 13-Oct-2014 17:24) Posted:

Rotijai u still around?


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rotijai
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14-Oct-2014 09:01     
 
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yes boss..

not as active as those days..

but still lurking around

risktaker      ( Date: 13-Oct-2014 17:24) Posted:

Rotijai u still around?

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14-Oct-2014 08:53     
 
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 Alert Admin 		For those that trade blue chip....or index stock.... buy on dip sell on rally.... there may have a minor rebound around 15500 to 16k range.... but we are looking at 11000-14000 level for 2015 (provided ebola is contained if not the downside will be worst in the entire history of mankind) .... mkt is downtrend and not correction.....mkt unlikely to crash like 2009.... where it lost over 50%... dow jone bottom around 6k range...

Unless something is handled really wrongly..11000 dow jone should hold...

Since QE has stopped....so who will be buying the bonds when US and corporate intended to raise funds....

Good luck....i still favour stocks that innovate and dare to try new ideas.... u can forget about mining..... oil will stay low for a while.....

Defensive stocks like healthcare,teleco and certain manufacturing sectors like textile will be favor....

Good luck...Singapore shall stand united..... huat ah singapore....
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bishan22
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14-Oct-2014 06:02     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Another day of red. Just have to wait until green shoots start to form. Good luck.

bishan22      ( Date: 12-Oct-2014 06:18) Posted:

Selling continues. No hurry to pick more cheap counters. Control your itching fingers.

bishan22      ( Date: 11-Oct-2014 10:01) Posted:

As usual, it will be a red Friday in asian markets. All gains wipe off.


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13-Oct-2014 11:09     
 
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The lull of the Sg market for years has broght the prices of stocks to their lowest levels probbably never seen or heard by most players.

With the current low, it is undoubtedly the time when big institutions such as banks, financial instutions and funds, are collecting the shares of those slammed down hard over the years..

Small players are keeping away, as each and every purchase will be a losing trade in such a feeblish local market where sentiments are always affected by negativity and disregarded when there has been positive outlooks assessed by some analysis.   Thus the conclusiion is one should forget about the stock market in Singpaore.   Just leave it to the big players to collect first until there is good sign that they are starting to push prices up. When that happens, then it will be a time to move in to invest again.

 
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13-Oct-2014 07:28     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Like i say in sept...US mkt will experience abt 10%+ correction..... we are half way there....
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Kyoto2008
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12-Oct-2014 22:35     
 
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It depends on the investors' sentiment.    This is a positive news.    No one can tell how the mkt will behave next week. 
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12-Oct-2014 19:35     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Bro Kyoto, how will these have an effect on the market? Will it be a positive one after a whole turbulent week?

Kyoto2008      ( Date: 12-Oct-2014 14:32) Posted:



Reuters News

WASHINGTON (Oct 12): Federal Reserve officials on Saturday took stock of a slowdown in the global economy and said it could delay an increase in US interest rates if serious enough.

Most notably, Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer said the effort to finally normalize US monetary policy after years of extraordinary stimulus may be hampered by the global outlook.

" If foreign growth is weaker than anticipated, the consequences for the US economy could lead the Fed to remove accommodation more slowly than otherwise," he said at an event sponsored by the International Monetary Fund.

Nevertheless, he said betting in financial markets on the timing of a US rate hike appeared " roughly" on the mark given the Fed' s current expectations on how the economy' s recovery would unfold.

The IMF trimmed its global growth forecast ahead of its fall meetings this weekend, where discussions focused on ways to stimulate global demand and prevent the euro zone from slipping back into recession.

" I am worried about growth around the world, there are more downside risks than upside risks," Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo said at a conference the Institute of International Finance sponsored on the sidelines.

" This is obviously something we have to think about in our own policies."

Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Charles Evans said a strengthening of the dollar and weak growth abroad could mean slower inflation in the US, and less justification for the US central bank to raise rates.

The renewed concerns about Europe could represent a serious complication for the Fed, which had been expected to begin bumping up benchmark borrowing costs in the middle of next year.

Fischer spoke in part to calm concerns among developing nations about a potential tightening in US monetary policy, saying the Fed would only move rates higher if the US economy was ready for it.

Overall, he said, rising borrowing costs in the US were unlikely to disrupt flows of capital and investment around the world.

" The normalization of our policy should prove manageable," Fischer said.

" We have done everything we can, within the limits of forecast uncertainty, to prepare market participants for what lies ahead.

" In determining the pace at which our monetary accommodation is removed, we will, as always, be paying close attention to the path of the rest of the global economy and its significant consequences for US economic prospects."

Large developing nations like  India and Brazil have been concerned a rise in US rates could suck investment away from their economies, just as they earlier criticized the Fed' s bond-buying stimulus as a " currency war" that caused a fast increase in their currency values.

Fischer said in the keynote IMF address that the Fed' s crisis programs, which pumped trillions of dollars into global markets, have on the whole benefited the rest of the world.

" The net effect on foreign economies appears to be both modest in magnitude and most likely positive, on net, for most countries," he said.

In addition, he said US central bank officials have given national governments and investors plenty of time and clear signals to prepare for a shift in policy.

The Fed is " going to great lengths to communicate policy intentions," Fisher said. " Markets should not be greatly surprised by either the timing or the pace of normalization."

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12-Oct-2014 18:55     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Bro Kyoto, how will these have an effect on the market? Will it be a positive one after a whole turbulent week?

Kyoto2008      ( Date: 12-Oct-2014 14:32) Posted:



Reuters News

WASHINGTON (Oct 12): Federal Reserve officials on Saturday took stock of a slowdown in the global economy and said it could delay an increase in US interest rates if serious enough.

Most notably, Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer said the effort to finally normalize US monetary policy after years of extraordinary stimulus may be hampered by the global outlook.

" If foreign growth is weaker than anticipated, the consequences for the US economy could lead the Fed to remove accommodation more slowly than otherwise," he said at an event sponsored by the International Monetary Fund.

Nevertheless, he said betting in financial markets on the timing of a US rate hike appeared " roughly" on the mark given the Fed' s current expectations on how the economy' s recovery would unfold.

The IMF trimmed its global growth forecast ahead of its fall meetings this weekend, where discussions focused on ways to stimulate global demand and prevent the euro zone from slipping back into recession.

" I am worried about growth around the world, there are more downside risks than upside risks," Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo said at a conference the Institute of International Finance sponsored on the sidelines.

" This is obviously something we have to think about in our own policies."

Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Charles Evans said a strengthening of the dollar and weak growth abroad could mean slower inflation in the US, and less justification for the US central bank to raise rates.

The renewed concerns about Europe could represent a serious complication for the Fed, which had been expected to begin bumping up benchmark borrowing costs in the middle of next year.

Fischer spoke in part to calm concerns among developing nations about a potential tightening in US monetary policy, saying the Fed would only move rates higher if the US economy was ready for it.

Overall, he said, rising borrowing costs in the US were unlikely to disrupt flows of capital and investment around the world.

" The normalization of our policy should prove manageable," Fischer said.

" We have done everything we can, within the limits of forecast uncertainty, to prepare market participants for what lies ahead.

" In determining the pace at which our monetary accommodation is removed, we will, as always, be paying close attention to the path of the rest of the global economy and its significant consequences for US economic prospects."

Large developing nations like  India and Brazil have been concerned a rise in US rates could suck investment away from their economies, just as they earlier criticized the Fed' s bond-buying stimulus as a " currency war" that caused a fast increase in their currency values.

Fischer said in the keynote IMF address that the Fed' s crisis programs, which pumped trillions of dollars into global markets, have on the whole benefited the rest of the world.

" The net effect on foreign economies appears to be both modest in magnitude and most likely positive, on net, for most countries," he said.

In addition, he said US central bank officials have given national governments and investors plenty of time and clear signals to prepare for a shift in policy.

The Fed is " going to great lengths to communicate policy intentions," Fisher said. " Markets should not be greatly surprised by either the timing or the pace of normalization."

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Reuters News

WASHINGTON (Oct 12): Federal Reserve officials on Saturday took stock of a slowdown in the global economy and said it could delay an increase in US interest rates if serious enough.

Most notably, Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer said the effort to finally normalize US monetary policy after years of extraordinary stimulus may be hampered by the global outlook.

" If foreign growth is weaker than anticipated, the consequences for the US economy could lead the Fed to remove accommodation more slowly than otherwise," he said at an event sponsored by the International Monetary Fund.

Nevertheless, he said betting in financial markets on the timing of a US rate hike appeared " roughly" on the mark given the Fed' s current expectations on how the economy' s recovery would unfold.

The IMF trimmed its global growth forecast ahead of its fall meetings this weekend, where discussions focused on ways to stimulate global demand and prevent the euro zone from slipping back into recession.

" I am worried about growth around the world, there are more downside risks than upside risks," Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo said at a conference the Institute of International Finance sponsored on the sidelines.

" This is obviously something we have to think about in our own policies."

Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Charles Evans said a strengthening of the dollar and weak growth abroad could mean slower inflation in the US, and less justification for the US central bank to raise rates.

The renewed concerns about Europe could represent a serious complication for the Fed, which had been expected to begin bumping up benchmark borrowing costs in the middle of next year.

Fischer spoke in part to calm concerns among developing nations about a potential tightening in US monetary policy, saying the Fed would only move rates higher if the US economy was ready for it.

Overall, he said, rising borrowing costs in the US were unlikely to disrupt flows of capital and investment around the world.

" The normalization of our policy should prove manageable," Fischer said.

" We have done everything we can, within the limits of forecast uncertainty, to prepare market participants for what lies ahead.

" In determining the pace at which our monetary accommodation is removed, we will, as always, be paying close attention to the path of the rest of the global economy and its significant consequences for US economic prospects."

Large developing nations like  India and Brazil have been concerned a rise in US rates could suck investment away from their economies, just as they earlier criticized the Fed' s bond-buying stimulus as a " currency war" that caused a fast increase in their currency values.

Fischer said in the keynote IMF address that the Fed' s crisis programs, which pumped trillions of dollars into global markets, have on the whole benefited the rest of the world.

" The net effect on foreign economies appears to be both modest in magnitude and most likely positive, on net, for most countries," he said.

In addition, he said US central bank officials have given national governments and investors plenty of time and clear signals to prepare for a shift in policy.

The Fed is " going to great lengths to communicate policy intentions," Fisher said. " Markets should not be greatly surprised by either the timing or the pace of normalization."
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bishan22
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12-Oct-2014 06:18     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Selling continues. No hurry to pick more cheap counters. Control your itching fingers.

bishan22      ( Date: 11-Oct-2014 10:01) Posted:

As usual, it will be a red Friday in asian markets. All gains wipe off.

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marubozu1688
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11-Oct-2014 22:39     
 
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I think more to come as the stock market valuation is not cheap. This may only be the beginning.

http://mystocksinvesting.com/stock-market-indices-pe-ratio/global-stock-market-indices-pe-ratio-at-a-glance-11-oct-2014/

bishan22      ( Date: 11-Oct-2014 10:01) Posted:

As usual, it will be a red Friday in asian markets. All gains wipe off.

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 Alert Admin 		As usual, it will be a red Friday in asian markets. All gains wipe off.
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10-Oct-2014 10:26     
 
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Taken on October 9 at 03:55 UTC, satellite estimates indicate that ' s eye is approximately 50 miles wide.
 
Will JAPAN wipe clean ????
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10-Oct-2014 08:00     
 
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Very good, today see got more durian hop or not?   laugh
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10-Oct-2014 07:27     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Ready for pumpy ride today. Dow Jones have one of its biggest fall in recent months yesterday and Hong Kong's protesting seems to re-ignite again.

bishan22      ( Date: 10-Oct-2014 05:37) Posted:

As usual, it will be a red Friday in asian markets. All gains wipe off.

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 Alert Admin 		As usual, it will be a red Friday in asian markets. All gains wipe off.
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09-Oct-2014 22:57     
 
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https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/china-just-overtook-us-worlds-090801574.html

China Just Overtook The (US-America). As The World' s Largest Economy

China just overtook to become world' s largest economy, according to International Monetary Fund.

Chris Giles, Financial Times flagged up the change, also alerted us in April that it was all about to happen.

Basically, the method used by the IMF adjusts for purchasing power parity, explained here.

 
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hlfoo2010
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http://www.orientaldaily.on.cc/cnt/news/20140723/00176_017.html

 
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