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Shen Yao (Miracle Medicine?): New Beginning!
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08-Jan-2021 10:13
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07-Jan-2021 11:51
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SGX and Local Bank shares are all beaten down and still below pre-COVID levels. Many other markets have already well exceeded. SGX is still sleep walking and way below its pre-COVID levels. Only Sinkies lack self-belief in their own market.
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07-Jan-2021 11:43
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john_ric
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07-Jan-2021 11:24
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What ever you say, the mood is bullish. On the way to previous high of 28$ | ||||
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07-Jan-2021 11:15
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I think travel and related industries still very weak. This may causes more defaults and bad loans. Also housing loans deferments end 31st Dec 2020. So expect these downwards pressure.
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hawkeye2010
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07-Jan-2021 11:06
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Events vs Technicals - as events unfold by the day, technicals usually take a back seat. Keeping an ear out for any new development at all times is key. Cheers!
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06-Jan-2021 10:19
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From Donovan blog..just to shr..Technicals of DBS: 30 December 2020, 1.08am Singapore Time
Technicals of DBS:
30 December 2020, 1.08am Singapore Time
(Click on the Technical Chart Above to Expand) Attached is the Technicals of DBS. I am no longer bullish of the markets. I am bearish of the stock markets. Volume flow traded for DBS stocks has not been bright as well. Anything gotten out at this week, like the price of $25.20, is a brilliant exit in my technical judgement. I expect DBS to break down $20.00 easily.
The Donovan Norfolk Technical (DBS): Bearish |
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05-Jan-2021 18:34
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Hi everyone, happy new year! This is what i see for DBS tomorrow! Short term, price holding below descending trendline resistance. Stochastics also testing resistance. Further drop expected.  I have also put the DLC DFFW levels in line with the underlying for easier reference. Cheers! 
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04-Jan-2021 17:07
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10 stocks to watch in 2021 Monday, January 4, 2021 - 05:50 DBS The local bank stocks have long been favoured by investors seeking stable counters with decent dividends. In 2020, that ability to pay dividends was curbed by a regulatory directive to conserve capital. The banks also faced compressed net interest margins and higher nonperforming loan provisions. In 2021, the cap on dividends may be lifted. But the operating environment could remain challenging as interest rates are expected to remain low. Many government support programmes will also end. Additionally, the banks may have to intensify their preparations for digital bank competition. DBS could also face scrutiny following its acquisition of Lakshmi Vilas Bank (LVB) in India. LVB has posted losses over the last three years, and faces corporate governance issues and mounting bad debt. At the same time, DBS can leverage LVB&rsquo s extensive branch network to grow. https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/sites/default/files/attachment/2021/01/04/BT_20210104_STOCKSTOWATCHF_4391215.pdf  |
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04-Jan-2021 16:47
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https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/infographics/10-stocks-to-watch-in-2021 | ||||
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17-Dec-2020 10:32
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17-Dec-2020 10:12
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IMAGE COPYRIGHTSHUTTERSTOCK
image captionThe capsule touched down on snow-covered grasslandChina' s Chang' e-5 mission has returned to Earth with the cargo of rock and " soil" it picked up off the Moon. A capsule carrying the materials landed in Inner Mongolia shortly after 01:30 local time on Thursday (17:30 GMT, Wednesday). It' s more than 40 years since the American Apollo and Soviet Luna missions brought their samples home. The new specimens should provide fresh insight on the geology and early history of Earth' s satellite. For China, the successful completion of the Chang' e-5 venture will also be seen as another demonstration of the nation' s increasing capability in space. Recovery teams were quick to move in on the returned capsule. It was first spotted by helicopters using infrared cameras. Support staff following up in SUVs planted a Chinese flag in the snow-covered grassland next to the module. IMAGE COPYRIGHTCNSA
image captionA high-speed re-entry (L) followed by a parachute journey to the ground (R)The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.View original tweet on Twitter
The Chang' e-5 venture was launched at the end of November. A probe comprising several elements was sent into orbit around the Moon. These elements then separated, with one half going down to the lunar surface. The lander system used a scoop and a drill to dig up samples. It' s not clear how much, but possibly in the range of 2-4kg. ADVERTISEMENT
An ascent vehicle subsequently carried the materials back into lunar orbit where they were transferred to an Earth-return module. This was shepherded home by a fourth element and released just before it had to make the fiery descent through Earth' s atmosphere.
image captionThe mission spent only two days on the Moon' s surface gathering samples IMAGE COPYRIGHTSHUTTERSTOCK
image captionThe capsule' s contents will be removed in a dedicated laboratoryReturning from the Moon, the Chang' e-5 module would have been moving much faster than, say, a capsule coming back from the International Space Station. Engineers had chosen to scrub some of this extra energy by doing an initial " skip" in the atmosphere. This saw the module briefly dip into the gases that shroud our planet, before then plunging much deeper to try to reach Earth' s surface. The Chang' e-5 capsule was targeted to float down on parachute to Siziwang Banner in Inner Mongolia. This is the same location used to bring Chinese astronauts home. Again, infrared cameras were on hand to follow the action by detecting the heat of the module. A total of just under 400kg of lunar surface materials were collected by American Apollo astronauts and the Soviets' robotic Luna landers. But all these samples were very old - more than three billion years in age. Chang' e-5' s rock and dust should be quite different. The Chinese mission targeted a high volcanic region called Mons Rü mker in the northwest of the nearside of the Moon. Samples from this terrain may be no more than 1.2 or 1.3 billion years old, and, as such, should provide additional information on how the Moon is constructed internally. The samples will also allow scientists to more precisely calibrate the " chronometer" they use to age surfaces on the inner Solar System planets. This is done by counting craters (the more craters, the older the surface), but it depends on having some definitive dating at a number of locations, and the Apollo and Soviet samples were key to this. Chang' e-5 would offer a further data point. The Moon is once again in vogue. America is planning on returning astronauts to the surface in the middle of this decade. A series of robotic spacecraft will land ahead of these human explorers to do reconnaissance. Some of these probes will be from national space agencies some will be sent by commercial enterprises - including from the UK. Tony Azzarelli, director and co-founder of the UK industry space body Access Space Alliance, said exciting times lay ahead, and highlighted the start-up Spacebit' s quest to put a rover on the lunar surface next year. " It' ll be the first time that a legged robot will walk on another celestial world. Of course, all of these lunar missions are just a prelude to the return of humans to the Moon in the not-too-distant future," he told BBC News. Related Topics
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17-Dec-2020 09:56
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(123) [Ö±²¥]æ϶ðÎåºÅ·µ»ØÌر𱨵À [Live]Chang' e-5 Reentry Special Report - YouTube non white also can even better ?
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16-Dec-2020 09:29
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DBS analysts cautious on Asean airlines despite Covid-19 vaccine hopes
WHILE progress in Covid-19 vaccine development is a shot in the arm for aviation, recovery in the sector will be long and uneven, with international air travel recovery lagging significantly behind that of domestic air travel, DBS analysts said their 2021 Regional Airlines Sector Outlook report on Dec 15.
The analysts saw China' s big three airlines - Air China, China Southern Airlines, and China Eastern Airlines - as best positioned to outperform in the next 12 months.
They downgraded Cathay Pacific and Singapore Airlines to " fully valued" , and were cautious on other Asean carriers " given their tepid earnings outlook and concerns on prolonged restructuring" .
Given recent breakthroughs in vaccine development, the second half of 2021 should see a significant rebound in travel activity, said the report.
But before that, in the near term, " the likelihood of comprehensive travel restrictions relaxing has all but vanished" , as new Covid-19 waves sweep the region and access to vaccines will vary by country.
The Chinese carriers are poised to do well, given their robust domestic market, relatively low exposure to business travellers, ample liquidity, and vaccine availability, said the report.
In contrast, markets " may have gotten ahead of themselves" on Cathay Pacific and Singapore Airlines. " Meanwhile, the other Asian airlines under our coverage are facing precarious liquidity situations and are planning or have plans to restructure their balance sheets to avoid insolvency," added the analysts.
They maintained a " hold" call on Cebu Pacific and " fully valued" calls on AirAsia X and AirAsia Group, with unchanged target prices of 40 pesos (S$1.11), RM0.03 (S$0.01), and RM0.20 respectively.
They also downgraded their call for Garuda Indonesia to " hold" , with a lower target price of 435 rupiah (S$0.04).
Air travel is expected to recover in domestic markets first, followed by regional short-haul trips, and finally broader international travel.
Airlines in the Asia-Pacific region are likely to see a faster recovery than in other regions, given their larger exposure to domestic markets and the higher proportion of intra-region flights out of total international flights.
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11-Dec-2020 15:43
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Happy friday one and all! This is what i see for DBS on the intraday! A short term pull back towards the recent swing low!  I have also put the DLC DFFW levels in line with the underlying for easier reference! Cheers! 
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11-Dec-2020 09:10
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DBS launches digital exchange crypto trading to start in a week
DBS on Thursday announced that it will set up a digital exchange, which includes a cryptocurrency trading platform that will launch from next week.
The platform will facilitate trading between four fiat currencies - the Singapore dollar, US dollar, Hong Kong dollar and Japanese yen - and four established cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ether, Bitcoin Cash and XRP.
The members-only exchange, accessible by institutional and accredited investors, will also include a platform for the issuance and trading of tokenised assets and provision of digital custodial services.
The platform for security token offerings is expected to launch by the first quarter of next year.
The bank' s announcement follows in-principle approval given by the Monetary Authority of Singapore for the exchange, allowing it to operate organised markets for assets such as shares, bonds and private equity funds.
The DBS Digital Exchange will operate as a subsidiary of the banking group, with DBS holding a 90 per cent stake and the Singapore Exchange holding the remaining 10 per cent.
It will be led by Lim Meng Wee, who has spent over a decade at the Singapore Exchange and helmed various senior roles in several broker-dealer firms across Asia.
In a media briefing on Thursday, DBS group chief executive Piyush Gupta noted that the rapid pace of asset digitalisation provides opportunities to reshape capital markets.
" For Singapore to become even more competitive as a global financial hub, we have to prepare ourselves to welcome the mainstream adoption of digital assets and currency trading," he said.
The global daily trading value on the world' s digital exchanges ranged from US$50 billion to US$100 billion in 2019, according to crypto market tracking app CoinMarketCap.
" Leveraging the power and strength of DBS Bank allows us to build volume, liquidity and scale in this exchange, in a manner other bespoke exchanges find difficult to do," Mr Gupta said.
DBS created a stir in October when a Web page for the said digital exchange was unintentionally made public, but later taken down. The bank had then said that it was still seeking regulatory nod for the initiative.
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10-Dec-2020 19:38
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Will SG become the new targt of Donald Trump?  HK World' s 3rd Most Advanced Digital Economy SG Takes Top Spot: Study 2020/12/10 14:56 Mastercard and The U.S. Fletcher School at Tufts University jointly published the Digital Intelligence Index. In terms of state of digital evolution, Hong Kong came in third globally and second in Asia-Pacific with a score of 88.12. Though preceded by Singapore (98.82) and the United States (89.82) in the global chart, Hong Kong still outpaced other Asia-Pacific countries and regions, including South Korea (83.09), Taiwan (80.75), Japan (77.76) and China (61.89). http://www.aastocks.com/en/stocks/news/aafn-con/NOW.1062330/latest-news |
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10-Dec-2020 19:06
Yells: "gold silver are real money. not others iou." |
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very good a new line of business that is risk free. hope they get a casino operator to help run it. must provide the momeneteum for trading to be good. like starship is a good exmple of helping market activities. |
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10-Dec-2020 19:01
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DBS launches digital exchange crypto trading to start in a week THU, DEC 10, 2020 - 6:18 PM DBS on Thursday announced that it will set up a digital exchange, which includes a cryptocurrency trading platform that will launch from next week. The platform will facilitate trading between four fiat currencies - the Singapore dollar, US dollar, Hong Kong dollar and Japanese yen - and four established cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ether, Bitcoin Cash and XRP. The members-only exchange, accessible by institutional and accredited investors, will also include a platform for the issuance and trading of tokenised assets and provision of digital custodial services. The platform for security token offerings is expected to launch by the first quarter of next year. The bank' s announcement follows in-principle approval given by the Monetary Authority of Singapore for the exchange, allowing it to operate organised markets for assets such as shares, bonds and private equity funds. The DBS Digital Exchange will operate as a subsidiary of the banking group, with DBS holding a 90 per cent stake and the Singapore Exchange holding the remaining 10 per cent. It will be led by Lim Meng Wee, who has spent over a decade at the Singapore Exchange and helmed various senior roles in several broker-dealer firms across Asia. In a media briefing on Thursday, DBS group chief executive Piyush Gupta noted that the rapid pace of asset digitalisation provides opportunities to reshape capital markets. " For Singapore to become even more competitive as a global financial hub, we have to prepare ourselves to welcome the mainstream adoption of digital assets and currency trading," he said. The global daily trading value on the world' s digital exchanges ranged from US$50 billion to US$100 billion in 2019, according to crypto market tracking app CoinMarketCap. " Leveraging the power and strength of DBS Bank allows us to build volume, liquidity and scale in this exchange, in a manner other bespoke exchanges find difficult to do," Mr Gupta said. DBS created a stir in October when a Web page for the said digital exchange was unintentionally made public, but later taken down. The bank had then said that it was still seeking regulatory nod for the initiative. https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/banking-finance/dbs-launches-digital-exchange-crypto-trading-to-start-in-a-week  |
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10-Dec-2020 12:44
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