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Straits Times Index3,074.44 -0.63% -19.40

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Market will always give buyers ample time.

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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks climbed for a second straight session on Tuesday, with the S& P within 1 percent of its intraday record after comments from Russian President Vladimir Putin relaxed investors' concerns that tensions over Ukraine could escalate.

Gains were broad, with nine of the ten primary S& P 500 sectors higher on the day. Technology (.SPLRCT) shares, up 1.3 percent, led the advance, buoyed by a rally in Microsoft Corp (MSFT).

Microsoft shares rose 4 percent to $39.58, the biggest daily advance for the software giant since November, and the move took the stock near $40 a share for the first time since July 2000. Late Monday, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters that the company may unveil an iPad version of the company's Office software suite on March 27.

In an address to the Russian parliament, Putin said Russia didn't want Ukraine to be divided further, and that he did not want to seize more of the country after approving plans to make Crimea part of Russia following a disputed referendum.

However, not all market participants were convinced the relief over Ukraine would continue.

" This is the triumph of hope over experience," said Brad McMillan, Chief Investment Officer for Commonwealth Financial in Waltham, Massachusetts. " I would say investors should be very cautious. This doesn't seem to be a market that is trading on longer-term expectations or possibilities."

The Dow Jones industrial average (^DJI) rose 107.19 points or 0.66 percent, to 16,354.41, the S& P 500 (^GSPC) gained 13.95 points or 0.75 percent, to 1,872.78 and the Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) added 53.093 points or 1.24 percent, to 4,333.042.

With the day's advance, the S& P 500 is less than 1 percent away from an all-time high hit earlier this month. Over the past two sessions, the benchmark index has gained about 1.7 percent.

Investors were looking ahead to the conclusion of a two-day meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy-setting committee, which began as scheduled at 2 p.m. (1800 GMT) on Tuesday. The central bank is not expected to deviate from previously announced policy plans, but since the Fed's stimulus has kept a floor under equity prices, market participants will be attuned to any hint of a change.

In the latest economic data, consumer prices rose 0.1 percent in February, as expected, while housing starts rose modestly from the previous month.

Nasdaq OMX Group Inc (NDAQ) lost 2.6 percent to $38.71. New York's attorney general urged U.S. stock exchanges and other venues to limit services that he said provided unfair advantages to high-frequency traders and undermined confidence in the markets

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Chinese property developer near insolvency: sources

Zhejiang Xingrun owes billions to banks, individuals

A Chinese property developer owing billions of yuan to banks and individuals is on the verge of insolvency, and its owner has been detained for illegal fund-raising, government sources in the city where the company is headquartered told Reuters yesterday, confirming domestic media reports.

The state-owned China News Services, quoting anonymous sources, reported on Monday that Zhejiang Xingrun Real Estate Co, based in Fenghua city in eastern Zhejiang province, is on the brink of bankruptcy, owing 15 domestic banks 2.4 billion yuan (S$490.1 million) and individual investors another 1.1 billion yuan.

An employee in the Fenghua city government's financial office, who spoke on condition of anonymity, broadly confirmed the reports about the company's troubles, but said the debt amounts were exaggerated.

Wang Ruilin, in charge of the city's real estate management office, also confirmed the reports and said that the company's owner and his son had both been detained for illegal fund-raising.

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Reasons why Singapore stock market is dead....
1) teletxt being removed. old money (older retailers) which does trade depends on teletext to get their stock qoutes....these people are cash rich small business owner but doesnt understand technology. But Singapore market abandon them.
2) lianhe zaobao also removed the stock qoutes....which resulted another small group of older retailers being cut off..
3) benefiting the whales introducing algo and super fast trading platform which so far only benefit big funds.... so they are only cash rich last time now they even out beat you with speed.... how can normal trader out beat them... a normal trader will not have the resources..traders keep losing they quit eventually....
4) casino has drain at least 10%-20% of the hardcore players away from the market....
5) looking at the trading volume.... i can tell you many remisers/dealers can say bye bye to their jobs soon..
6) being too regulated or control in the market will resulted less fishes in the pool....
7) it is stupid and silly to think that removing lunch can increase liquidity... those trades that done during lunch time are min and stocks that run up during lunch are usually penny ... which BB wanted to push up their shares with other traders went for lunch....it seems
8) penny stock revamp bid size...only favour big players.... doesnt really favour retailers....

Lastly singapore market is dead....its kind of sad....because what work in US some people may think it will work in Singapore logically... but there are so many factors that could affect the outcome.. the market size is one important factor...you bring in the big guns but the big guns killed off the local players..... this is not what we want ....

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Markets Overview

Stocks closed higher Tuesday as tensions in Crimea seemed to fade and investors started to focus on what the Federal Reserve may have up its sleeve. More

Markets

Stocks
Dow	16,336.19	+88.97	+0.55%
Nasdaq	4,333.31	+53.36	+1.25%
S& P 500	1,872.25	+13.42	+0.72%

Bonds & Currencies
10 Year Yield	2.68%	-0.02	--
1 Euro	$1.3933	-0.0006	-0.08%

Commodities
Oil	$99.56	-0.14	-0.14%
Gold	$1,355.30	-3.70	-0.27%

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World Markets

North and South American markets finished broadly higher today with shares in Brazil leading the region. The Bovespa is up 2.29% while Mexico's IPC is up 2.28% and U.S.'s S& P 500 is up 0.72%.

North and South American Indexes

Index	Country	Change	% Change	Level	Last Update
Dow Jones Industrial Average	United States	+88.97	+0.55%	16,336.19	4:39pm ET
S& P 500 Index	United States	+13.42	+0.72%	1,872.25	4:39pm ET
Brazil Bovespa Stock Index	Brazil	+1,033.16	+2.29%	46,150.96	4:16pm ET
Canada S& P/TSX 60	Canada	+8.22	+1.01%	824.29	4:38pm ET
Santiago Index IPSA	Chile	+35.64	+1.17%	3,094.50	4:09pm ET
IPC	Mexico	+863.72	+2.28%	38,814.69	4:06pm ET

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U.S. Stock Futures Rise Putin Says Won?t Split Ukraine

By Inyoung Hwang Mar 18, 2014 8:34 PM GMT+0800

U.S. stock-index futures climbed, indicating equities will extend yesterday?s rally, after Vladimir Putin said Russia isn?t seeking to split Ukraine and called for an end to Cold War rhetoric

Futures on the Standard & Poor?s 500 Index (SPX) expiring in June gained 0.4 percent to 1,857.3 at 8:33 a.m. in New York. Dow Jones Industrial Average contracts added 57 points, or 0.4 percent, to 16,223 today.

?The words that market participants wanted to hear were that he?ll respect Ukraine?s sovereignty and will be satisfied with Crimea, and won?t go for more,? said Benno Galliker, a trader at Luzerner Kantonalbank AG in Lucerne, Switzerland. These ?words were heard, and we?re seeing a relief nudge up,? he said.

Putin supported a request from Ukraine?s separatist region of Crimea to join Russia, defying U.S. and European Union sanctions. Crimea voted on March 16 to leave Ukraine and become a part of Russia. The regional parliament called the plebiscite after Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych fled the country following protests against his rule.

?Don?t Believe?

?We don?t want to split up Ukraine, we don?t need that,? the Russian president said in a speech to parliament. ?Don?t believe those who scare you with Russia, who yell that Crimea will be followed by other regions.?

The S& P 500 rallied 1 percent yesterday for its biggest increase in almost two weeks as a measure of industrial production grew more than forecast.

A Commerce Department report showed starts were little changed in February after declining less than previously estimated a month earlier, indicating the home-building industry is stabilizing after bad winter weather curbed construction. Permits filed for future projects increased 7.7 percent to a 1.02 million pace in February, the most since October.

The Federal Open Market Committee will announce a $10 billion cut to its monthly bond purchases at the end of its two-day meeting tomorrow, according to the median of responses in a survey. The Federal Reserve will continue to slow the asset-buying program at that pace at every meeting before ending the program at its Oct. 28-29 gathering, the survey showed.

Stocks
Dow Futures	16,218.00	+52.00	+0.32%
Nasdaq Futures	3,663.00	+11.50	+0.31%
S& P Futures	1,857.10	+6.40	+0.35%

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Indeed...indeed...

Green Huat Kueh production lines are running 24 hrs arh!!!

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Singapore is no exception ....HeHeHe..........

STI up 1.7 Points... Huat arh!

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Asian stocks rally EXCEPT SINGAPORE !!!

Be more precised leh.

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Singapore is no exception ....HeHeHe..........

STI up 1.7 Points... Huat arh!

moneycow ( Date: 18-Mar-2014 15:38) Posted:

Asian stocks rally EXCEPT SINGAPORE !!!

Be more precised leh.

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Asian Stocks Rally With Nickel on Russia Sanctions

By Nick Gentle Mar 18, 2014 2:20 PM GMT+0800

Asian stocks rebounded, with the the regional index rising from a five-week low, and nickel surged toward a bull market as investors weighed the impact of sanctions against Russia. Gold retreated a second day before the Federal Reserve begins discussing monetary policy today.

The MSCI Asia Pacific Index rose 0.5 percent by 3:17 p.m. in Tokyo, climbing from the lowest close since Feb. 7. Japan?s Topix index jumped 1 percent to snap a four-day rout. Standard & Poor?s 500 Index futures were little changed. Nickel climbed the most in two weeks as an export ban by Indonesia and the risk of further penalties for Russia?s actions in Ukraine raised supply concerns. Gold and silver slid at least 0.5 percent.

The U.S. and European Union imposed limited sanctions on some people linked to Russian efforts to annex Crimea, the Ukrainian territory that voted to join Russia in a disputed March 16 referendum. The Fed will press on with cuts to stimulus and switch to qualitative guidance for assessing rates, according to economists. Chinese property prices rose in 69 of 70 cities last month, data today showed amid reports a closely held real-estate developer collapsed with $567 million of debt.

?There will be some positive pass through into the Asian session from the gains in asset markets overnight,? said Mitul Kotecha, head of global markets research for Asia at Credit Agricole SA in Hong Kong, in an e-mailed note. ?A degree of caution continues to be warranted given the still precarious situation in the Ukraine and ongoing tensions between Russia and the west. The reaction by the West in terms of sanctions was not seen to have a particularly detrimental impact on sentiment.?

Fed Survey

The Fed Open Market Committee will further scale back its stimulatory bond-buying program when its meeting concludes March 19, reducing purchases by $10 billion for the third time, according to 54 economists surveyed by Bloomberg March 14-17. Policy makers will scrap a 6.5 percent unemployment-rate target in favor of a range of economic indicators, 76 percent of the economists said.

All major equity gauges in Asia climbed today, with the exception of Jakarta Composite Index, which entered a bull market last week, and Singapore?s Straits Times Index. All 10 industry groups on the Asia-Pacific stocks measure increased.

Australia?s S& P/ASX 200 Index (AS51) climbed 0.5 percent after declining two days, while the Kospi Index in Seoul added 0.7 percent.

Japan?s Nikkei 225 Stock Average advanced 0.9 percent, also rebounding from the lowest level in five weeks. The yen, regarded with gold as a haven investment, lost 0.4 percent versus the dollar overnight and was little changed today.

Developer Collapse

Chinese property developer Zhejiang Xingrun Real Estate Co. doesn?t have enough cash to repay creditors that include more than 15 banks, according to Chinese officials who asked not to be named because they aren?t authorized to discuss the matter. The company?s majority shareholder and his son, its legal representative, have been detained and face charges of illegal fundraising, the officials said.

The Hang Seng Index climbed 0.4 percent, while a gauge of Chinese companies listed in Hong Kong added 0.2 percent. The Shanghai Composite Index increased 0.1 percent.

Gold for immediate delivery dropped to $1,360.66 an ounce. Prices climbed to $1,392.22 yesterday, the highest since Sept. 9, before declining 1.2 percent. Silver for immediate delivery retreated as much as 1 percent to $20.9765 an ounce and traded at $21.0610. Platinum fell 0.5 percent to $1,459 an ounce.

Nickel for delivery in three months in London rose as much as 2.2 percent to $16,225 a metric ton and traded at $16,220. A settlement of $15,942 would be 20 percent higher than the Nov. 27 closing low, meeting the common definition of a bull market. Russia?s OAO GMK Norilsk Nickel is the world?s biggest nickel producer.

Russian Equities

The ruble swung between gains and losses against the dollar and slipped 0.2 percent to 50.6181 per euro as Crimea said it will be adopted as the official currency, Itar-Tass reported. The ruble will be in circulation along with Ukrainian hryvnia until Jan. 1, 2016, according to the report. Moscow?s Micex (INDEXCF) index added 0.2 percent in early trade.

The ruble has weakened 9.4 percent against the dollar this year, more than any other of the 175 currencies tracked by Bloomberg except the Argentine peso, the Ukrainian hryvnia, the Kazakh tenge, Zambian kwacha and the Kyrgyz som.

EU foreign ministers meeting in Brussels agreed to freeze assets and put visa travel bans on 10 Russian politicians, three military leaders, including Black Sea Fleet Commander Aleksandr Viktorovich Vitko, and eight Crimean politicians.

U.S. Blacklist

The U.S. imposed measures on three members of Putin?s inner circle and four Russian parliament and senate committee leaders Leonid Slutsky, Andrei Klishas, and Yelena Mizulina, and upper house Speaker Valentina Matviyenko, according to a White House statement.

Putin responded by recognizing the breakaway Black Sea region as a sovereign state while Western leaders warned that Russia would face added sanctions, including possibly on energy assets, if it moved deeper into Ukraine.

?Further provocations will achieve nothing, except to further isolate Russia and diminish its place in the world,? U.S. President Barack Obama said yesterday at the White House. The U.S. can ?calibrate our response? based on whether Russia chooses ?to escalate or to de-escalate the situation.?

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Asian stocks rally EXCEPT SINGAPORE !!!

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Asian Stocks Rally With Nickel on Russia Sanctions

Fed Survey

Developer Collapse

Russian Equities

U.S. Blacklist

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Company	Target Price	Buy	Hold	Sell
CapitaLand	3.737	21	3	0
HPH (USD)	0.705	10	9	3
Comfort Del Gro	2.205	9	2	3
Golden Agri	0.604	8	8	4

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Asian Stocks Rally With Nickel on Russia Sanctions

Fed Survey

Developer Collapse

Russian Equities

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US shares ended strongly Monday, with the S& P500 gaining 1% to 1,859, as investors shrugged off concerns on sanctions imposed by the US and EU against Russia, which sought to deter Russia from annexing Crimea from Ukraine. Instead, investors focused on better-than-expected US economic data, including industrial production which came in ahead of estimates, while ignoring weak manufacturing and homebuilder confidence data

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Dow rises 180 points, snaps losing streak

Stocks jumped Monday even as the West imposed sanctions on Russia over the crisis in Ukraine.

The Dow rose 178 points, or more than 1%, and snapped a five day losing streak. The S& P 500 gained 1% and Nasdaq advanced 0.8%.

Initial results show Crimeans who voted in a Sunday referendum overwhelmingly supported the idea of breaking from Ukraine to join Russia. The results were expected -- and the West maintained the referendum was illegal. Moscow strongly backed the vote.

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EU officials on Monday agreed to sanctions on 21 individuals that include both travel bans and asset freezes. There are worries that sanctions risk escalating a trade war that would hit the global economy.

" The referendum outcome was widely expected and so did not yield a sustained response from investors," explained Ilya Spivak, a currency analyst at DailyFX. " Monitoring follow-on theatrics will be important in gauging further market moving potential."

Russian markets, which have been slammed so far this year by the rising tensions with the West over Ukraine, also showed signs of stabilizing. The main European markets all closed higher, while Asian markets ended mixed.

Related: Fear & Greed Index now in neutral

On the corporate front, some tech stocks got a boost from their early investments in some hotly anticipated initial public offerings.

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World Markets

North and South American markets finished mixed as of the most recent closing prices. The S& P 500 gained 0.96% and the Bovespa rose 0.34%. The IPC lost 0.23%.

North and South American Indexes

Index	Country	Change	% Change	Level	Last Update
Dow Jones Industrial Average	United States	+181.55	+1.13%	16,247.22	4:31pm ET
S& P 500 Index	United States	+17.70	+0.96%	1,858.83	4:31pm ET
Brazil Bovespa Stock Index	Brazil	+152.14	+0.34%	45,117.80	4:16pm ET
Canada S& P/TSX 60	Canada	+1.03	+0.13%	816.07	4:38pm ET
Santiago Index IPSA	Chile	+16.54	+0.54%	3,058.86	4:15pm ET
IPC	Mexico	-86.53	-0.23%	37,950.97	Mar 14

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Straits Times Index attempting to reversal its trend again.

Last week turned out to be a reversal week for Straits Times Index as the market got affected by China economic woes and Ukraine tension. The week started off bearishly as the market failed to push beyond its high after breaking 3120 resistance level. Instead, it consolidated at 3120 level for the first 2 days of the week. The turning point happened on Wednesday where STI broke 3120 level. This was due to concerns of China economic situation. A gap down was created, causing STI to slide further for the week. The gains from the previous week were quickly being returned. Hence, STI closed at 3072.72 level and lost a total of 62.54pts for the week. Does last week?s movement signal a reversal in trend again? Or is STI merely doing a consolidation move for uptrend formation?

Let?s pick out clues from STI?s chart.

Trend: Uptrend, 20ma up, MacD above 0.

Support: 3065, 3030, 3000

Resistance: 3100 (20 & 50ma), 3120 (100ma), 3150 (200ma)

Observations:

Candlestick ? White candle with lower shadow.

Histogram ? 5Rs. Bearish divergence.

RSI ? At 41.1%. Declining below 50% line.

Stochastic ? At 6.6%. No crossover. Oversold.

Bollinger Band ? Tested lower band. Band squeezing.

Conclusion:

It was a dramatic reversal for STI last week as its breakout of 3120 level was unsuccessful. STI?s failure to stay above 3120 level and head towards 3150 level indicates that there could still be underlying bearishness. It is clear that the long term downtrend line is preventing STI from going higher last week. Therefore, it created a strong retracement for STI. What was worse is that STI failed to sustain at 3100 level last week where 20 & 50ma resides. 3100 level was a good level for higher low formation but STI failed to sustain it. Hence, it indicated that there could be a possibility of the end of uptrend formation.

Mid-term indicators continued to show bullish readings last week. 20ma line remains uptrending but it started to taper off. MacD line continues to be above 0 but a bearish crossover was being formed. These could be signs of weakness in the uptrend momentum. Short-term indicators were reflecting last week?s movement and might indicate further downside during the start of the week. However, Stochastic is now showing oversold and this might limit STI?s downside for the week. Therefore, selling pressure could be expected for the start of the week but support levels might attempt to hold as the mid-term bullish strength is still there.

It is now important to explore the support levels that STI might be testing this week, and what are the key levels that STI must hold in order to maintain the integrity of its uptrend formation. Currently, STI tested its support level at 3065 level and it held well last Friday. 3065 support level is an important support level as it reflects the higher low support level. Testing this level last week has indicated that STI could probably be switching to sideways trend. If this support level breaks, it will mean that STI is reversing to downtrend as higher low fails to hold. Hence, if this happens, STI will be heading towards its next support at 3030 level which will be a downtrend formation.

But if 3065 support level holds, there will still be good chance for STI to continue to form uptrend. In order for STI to return back to uptrend momentum, it must clear 2 resistance levels Firstly, 3100 resistance line which it confluences with both 20 & 50ma line. Second, 3120 level with 100ma resistance coupled with gap resistance between 3115 ? 3124 levels. Both of these 2 resistance levels are tough to clear currently. Hence, there might also be possibilities that STI forms lower high formation here. If STI is being resisted by either of these 2 resistances and retrace strongly, it will also mean that STI is forming downtrend.

In conclusion, Straits Times Index?s uptrend formation has definitely being hampered last week and it is running the risk of forming downtrend again. It can be very puzzling for the market participants right now. Hence, STI will likely to behave jittery for the upcoming weeks. This week will be a crucial week as it will determine whether STI will be forming downtrend formation. If 3065 support levels fail to hold, it will confirm a reversal for downtrend formation. If STI is unable to break rebound beyond 3120 level, it will also indicate a possible downtrend formation. Therefore, there are bearish possibilities for this week which might set the market mood to be cautious.

What to watch out for this week:

1) Testing of 3065 support level

2) Breaking of 3065 support level

3) Testing of 3100 resistance level

4) Testing of 3120 resistance level

Trading strategy to adapt right now:

- Long traders are to stay cautious and to exit their positions if downtrend is being confirmed.

- Shortists might take cautious short if downtrend is being confirmed.

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Dow Futures	16,070.00	+78.00	+0.49%
Nasdaq Futures	3,640.00	+19.00	+0.52%
S& P Futures	1,841.10	+8.20	+0.45%

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