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12-Jun-2015 15:15
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Seem today not much movement for penny stocks. |
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KepoChicken
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12-Jun-2015 13:43
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today fri... unlikely market will hot again
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WanSiTong
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12-Jun-2015 13:26
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Noon Market Singapore shares cling on to modest gainsJune 12, 2015 : 1:14 PM Singapore shares edged slightly higher, while performances of stock markets across Asia were mixed. At 12:49 pm (0449 GMT), the Straits Times Index rose 0.23% to 3,355.31. Market breadth was negative, with 179 decliners outpacing 156 gainers. The Straits Times Index came off from its intraday peak of 3,356.82 and low of 3,343.81. Volume amounted to 716.1 million shares worth $ 462.1 million changing hands. Noble Group , DBS Group Holdings , Singtel, United Overseas Bank , and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation were among the most active stocks in the market. Noble Group plunged 5.7% in active trading. This was in spite of the commodity trader' s founder Richard Elman pledging yesterday in a letter to shareholders to " recover the share value" . Noble had also purchased 25 million of its own shares yesterday, or about 0.37 % of its issued shares. Albedo leapt 30.8%. The steel trading company has agreed to buy a 51% stake in China iMyth Company, the operator of two health and beauty clinics in Taipei, for $ 18.9 million. Oceanus Group surged 10%. The abalone producer has entered into a memorandum of understanding with BioValence to set up a joint venture (JV) company based in China to distribute shrimp products. Olam International added 0.8% after the European Commission approved the integrated agricultural commodities supplier' s $ 1.7 billion acquisition of Archer Daniels Midland Co' s (ADM) cocoa business. Raffles Education Corp traded flat at 31 cents. The private schools operator' s Hongkong-listed subsidiary Oriental University City Holdings has acquired a 14.9% stake in Axiom Properties listed on the Australian Stock Exchange for $ 3.8 million. As part of the deal, Oriental University City will subscribe for new shares totalling A $ 1.54 million to increase its shareholding up to 19.9% of the enlarged share capital of Axiom. Stocks that went ex-dividend today included China Minzhong Food Corp. |
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12-Jun-2015 10:20
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guess sg mkt will be going nowhere until our new head comes in.... our new chief will implement changes but it will take a while... guys so wait ah...
Greece catalyst will be good for market...get ready to ride the bull in US..when it happens... this kind of bull only happens once in our life time..
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WanSiTong
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12-Jun-2015 08:42
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Market Preview Singapore market seen to open higherJune 12, 2015 : 8:15 AM Singapore stocks may open higher this morning as US stocks rose overnight for a third day and the dollar regained some ground as data showing an increase in retail sales bolstered confidence in the economy. Treasuries rebounded with European debt, while crude oil retreated. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 38.97 points, or 0.22%, to 18,039.37, the S& P 500 gained 3.66 points, or 0.17%, to 2,108.86, and the Nasdaq Composite added 5.82 points, or 0.11%, to 5,082.51. Here are some stocks and factors that could move the market this morning: The European Commission said on Thursday it had approved the $1.7 billion acquisition of Archer Daniels Midland Co' s (ADM) cocoa business by Olam International. Olam closed at $1.865 yesterday. Albedo, the steel trading company, has agreed to buy a 51% stake in China iMyth Company, the operator of two health and beauty clinics in Taipei, for $18.9 million. Albedo closed at 58.5 cents. Abalone producer Oceanus Group has entered into a memorandum of understanding with BioValence Sdn Bhd to set up a joint venture (JV) company based in China to distribute shrimp products. Oceanus closed at 1 cent. Oriental University City Holdings, the Hongkong-listed subsidiary of Raffles Education Corp the operator private schools, has acquired a 14.9% stake in Axiom Properties listed on the Australian Stock Exchange for $3.8 million. As part of the deal, Oriental University City will subscribe for new shares totalling A$1.54 million to increase its shareholding up to 19.9% of the enlarged share capital of Axiom. Raffles Education Corp closed at 31 cents. LMIRT Management, the manager of Lippo Malls Indonesia Retail Trust (LMIR Trust) has received a Committed Letter of Offer from BNP Paribas, Singapore Branch and Standard Chartered Bank, Singapore Branch to provide a term loan facility of up to an aggregate amount of $260 million and with tenor of 54 months to LMIR Trust. LMIRT closed at 36.5 cents. Swee Hong, the civil engineering contractor, is proposing the disposal of North Coast Lodge foreign workers&rsquo dormitory to Crest Industrial Holdings II for $30 million after its original plan to sell the dorm to S11 Capital Investments for $23.8 million failed to garner more than 50% support from shareholders. Swee Hong last closed at 12.6 cents. |
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12-Jun-2015 06:45
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go take a look at US weekly chart... strong bull and its going to break out and hit 19k.... the market wont crash and correction is over.....
now buy for greece deal rally....i am very sure greece will blink eventually and a compromise deal will be made.... strong buy ..... |
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WanSiTong
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12-Jun-2015 06:07
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Dow +0.22% 18,039.37 / +38.97
Nasdaq +0.11% 5,082.51 / +5.82 S& P +0.17% 2,108.86 / +3.66 Wall Street climbs after retail sales data healthcare up U.S. stocks climbed on Thursday as retail sales data lifted the outlook for consumer spending and as healthcare shares gained. Shares of Eli Lilly (LLY.N), Gilead (GILD.O) and other healthcare stocks gave the S& P 500 its biggest boost, while the S& P 500 healthcare index .SPXHC gained 0.5 percent and was among the day' s best-performing sectors. Eli Lilly hit a 14-year high, closing up 4.1 percent at $86.59, with investors anticipating data from an extended trial of an experimental Alzheimer' s drug that could become available to doctors in the coming weeks. The stock is up 10.3 percent since Monday' s close. Gilead rose 1.2 percent to $119.13. ADVERTISING
S& P utilities .SPLRCU rose 0.7 percent, the day' s strongest sector, as U.S. bond yields retreated. Utilities and other dividend payers tend to compete with bonds for investment money. U.S. retail sales increased 1.2 percent in May, more than expected, as households boosted purchases of automobiles and a range of other goods even as they paid a bit more for gasoline. The S& P retail index .SPXRT was up 0.2 percent. " You had good retail sales today and slightly above expectations. Remember how weak retail sales were in the winter, so you would expect a bounceback here," said Tim Ghriskey, chief investment officer at Solaris Group in Bedford Hills, New York. The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI rose 38.97 points, or 0.22 percent, to 18,039.37, the S& P 500 .SPX gained 3.66 points, or 0.17 percent, to 2,108.86, and the Nasdaq Composite .IXIC added 5.82 points, or 0.11 percent, to 5,082.51. Solid retail sales data followed robust May job growth numbers and stabilizing manufacturing activity, suggesting the economy is gaining momentum after a slow start in the second quarter. The market stayed cautious over Greece. The International Monetary Fund said its delegation had halted negotiations in Brussels and flown home because of differences with Athens. Citrix Systems (CTXS.O) rose 6.7 percent to $70.39 after shareholder Elliott Management said the software maker should sell some units, cut costs and buy back shares. Krispy Kreme (KKD.N) soared 13.9 percent to $19.81. The doughnut chain raised the bottom end of its 2016 profit forecast. Hess (HES.N) rose 4.9 percent to $68.83. The oil and natural gas producer said it would sell half of its Bakken midstream assets to a private equity firm for $2.68 billion. After the bell, shares of Twitter (TWTR.N) rose 5.6 percent as it said CEO Dick Costolo is stepping down. Costolo was under pressure from investors frustrated by the Internet company' s slow growth and management shakeups. Advancing issues outnumbered declining ones on the NYSE by 1,866 to 1,204, for a 1.55-to-1 ratio on the upside on the Nasdaq, 1,403 issues rose and 1,348 fell for a 1.04-to-1 ratio favoring advancers. The S& P 500 posted 31 new 52-week highs and two new lows the Nasdaq recorded 118 new highs and 27 new lows. About 5.8 billion shares changed hands on U.S. exchanges, below the 6.1 billion daily average for June so far, according to BATS Global Markets. |
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11-Jun-2015 22:02
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WanSiTong
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11-Jun-2015 13:10
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Noon Market Singapore shares in positive territoryJune 11, 2015 : 12:59 PM Singapore shares posted gains, even as other stock markets in Asia put in a mixed performance. At 12:09 pm (0409 GMT), the Straits Times Index gained 0.61% to 3,345.93. Market breadth was positive, with 193 gainers outpacing 159 decliners. The Straits Times Index came off from its intraday peak of 3,354.18 and low of 3,336.67. Volume amounted to 598.4 million shares worth $ 577.3 million changing hands. DBS Group Holdings , Singapore Telecommunications Limited, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited , Noble Group , and United Overseas Bank Limited were among the most active stocks in the market. YuuZoo Corporation Limited jumped 5.9%. The social e-commerce company announced that it has gamified its social e-commerce platform, using a patent-pending new offering that enables consumers to earn discounts by playing simple games. EMAS Offshore leapt 6.7%. The offshore services provider has secured a contract for the charter of vessels to an oil major in West Africa valued at more than US $ 30 million, including options. Otto Marine surged 6.7%. The offshore marine group' s wholly-owned unit Swordfish 1 Pte Ltd has entered into a long-term bareboat charter contract worth US $ 27 million to charter one 238-men work maintenance vessel to an offshore vessels operator in the South East Asia region. The vessel is expected to be delivered for charter in 3Q2015. iFAST Corporation, the online distributor of investment products, rose 2.4% on plans to purchase Hongkong securities trading and brokerage Winfield Securities for $ 2.5 million. OUE Commercial REIT gained 1.9% on plans to acquire an indirect interest in One Raffles Place, through the acquisition of between 75% to 83.33% interest in OUB Centre from OUE Limited. The purchase value is expected to be between $ 1.03 billion and $ 1.15 billion. Stocks that went ex-dividend today included Hai Leck Holdings and Viva Industrial Trust . |
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GorgeousOng
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11-Jun-2015 12:15
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Janet Yellen Gives Asia the Jitters Emerging markets nervously eye Washington's interest rates. By William Pesek Think twice. Janet Yellen probably doesn't think about Bangkok, Jakarta or Manila very often -- the Federal Reserve chair has enough to worry about in Washington. But as she continues to ponder hiking interest rates, the frenetic selloffs in stock markets on the other side of the world should give her pause. Stock exchanges in emerging markets are on their longest losing streak since 1990 since a late-April high, the MSCI Southeast Asia Index has lost almost 9 percent. If Yellen is wondering whether the developing world is ready for a tightening of U.S. monetary policy, the answer from Asia has been a resounding no. Late last year, a tightening of 25 basis-points would probably not have posed any problems. But, in the interim, China's slowdown has darkened the global economic outlook (even as its own equity bourses continue to skyrocket). Selloffs in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and elsewhere speak to the growing anxiety about the two biggest actors in the global economy. The most immediate worry is the trade shock emanating from China. Massive share rallies in Shanghai and Shenzhen are papering over a growing number of economic cracks in China, including deflation and weak household spending. Despite government pledges to achieve 7 percent growth, sliding commodity prices suggests Chinese growth is decelerating. And MSCI's decision not to include China in its indices is a reminder that Asia has been hitching its future on an economy that isn't yet ready for prime time. Asia also worries that China's problems will be exacerbated by the Fed. Monetary purists will be tempted to dismiss the argument out of hand -- the Fed should focus on keeping the U.S. economy stable and healthy, because that's ultimately in the best interests of everyone from Seoul to Sao Paulo. What this line of thinking misses, though, are the feedback effects created by Fed policy. As the dollar rises, it draws money away from the developing world -- often violently so. Consider how a strong dollar helped precipitate Asia's 1997-1998 crisis and Latin America's a decade earlier. The world, it must be acknowledged, has become addicted to zero interest rates. In the 10 years between its late-1990s crisis and Wall Street's in 2008, countries in Asia stabilized their banking systems, diversified their economies away from exports, encouraged entrepreneurship and attacked corruption. Central banks in the region amassed trillion of dollars of currency reserves and markets became more transparent. But the urgency disappeared as ultralow rates in Washington, Tokyo, Frankfurt and London sent waves of liquidity Asia's way, boosting equities, lowering bond yields and ginning up growth. Quantitative easing arguably benefited Asia more than the West. Officials in the region have spent the past several years signing foreign-direct-investment deals -- witness the many splashy new skyscrapers, shopping malls, and state-of-the-art factories funded by foreign money -- and celebrating countless initial public offerings on their stock exchanges. Complacency set in as unproductive investments accumulated, cronyism thrived and everything from financial systems to education programs went neglected. Asian markets are understandably anxious about the prospect of the monetary fuel that's been driving this growth these last six or seven years running dry. Reclaiming monetary normalcy can be a near-impossible task once investors, bankers, businesspeople and politicians alike get used to wonders of free money. That's especially true of nations with sizeable debt loads. (Yes, that means America and Europe.) Central bankers also find it hard to withdraw from loose money policies. They know that at the first sign of financial fallout, lawmakers will be quick to blame them for acting too rashly. The Fed now finds itself at the same crossroads at which the Bank of Japan stood nine years ago. In February 2006, the BOJ began raising rates away from zero -- 25 basis points and another 25 in February 2007. The Japanese establishment howled its disapproval as deflation deepened and the BOJ was back at zero by 2009. The massive QE-programs initiated by current BOJ head Haruhiko Kuroda suggest Japan will be at zero many years to come. Understandably, Yellen doesn't want to get trapped in Japan's dysfunctional cycle. But when you're in charge of the Fed, you're responisible for more than just the U.S. economy. And it increasingly seems that the rest of the world, and Southeast Asia in particular, for the sort of shock that Yellen seems to have in store. |
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WanSiTong
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11-Jun-2015 08:10
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Market Preview Singapore stocks to open higherJune 11, 2015 : 8:09 AM Singapore stocks may climb after US stocks jumped overnight, helped by gains in technology and financial shares and optimism that Greece may be closer to reaching a deal with creditors. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 236.36 points, or 1.33%, to 18,000.4, the S & P 500 gained 25.05 points, or 1.2%, to 2,105.2 and the Nasdaq Composite added 62.82 points, or 1.25%, to 5,076.69. On Wednesday, the Straits Times Index advanced 0.93% to 3,325.77 with some 1.2 billion worth $ 1.14 billion changing hands. Here are some stocks and factors that could move the market: Global Logistic Properties is in preliminary talks to acquire more than 200 warehouses valued at about $ 6 billion as part of its push into the US, reported Bloomberg. GLP has responded by saying it has not signed any contracts for US investments. The counter closed flat at $ 2.69 yesterday. Otto Marine said a unit has entered into a long-term bareboat charter contract worth US $ 27 million to charter one 238-men work maintenance vessel to an offshore vessels operator in the South East Asia region. Otto Marine last closed at 3 cents. OUE Commercial REIT (OUE C-REIT) is acquiring an indirect interest in One Raffles Place, through the acquisition of between 75% to 83.33% interest in OUB Centre from OUE Limited. The purchase value is expected to be between $ 1.03 billion and $ 1.15 billion . OUE C-REIT closed at 68.5 cents as at June 10. EMAS Offshore, the offshore services provider, announced that it has secured a contract valued at more than US $ 30 million, including options. EMAS Offshore closed 0.5 cent lower at 38 cents. Starburst Holdings' wholly-owned subsidiary has secured firearm contracts amounting to $ 16.1 million from the Middle East. Starburst closed at 48.5 cents. iFAST Corporation, the online distributor of investment products, has agreed to purchase Hongkong securities trading and brokerage Winfield Securities for $ 2.5 million. iFAST closed at $ 1.43. |
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WanSiTong
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11-Jun-2015 06:16
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&bull Dow + 1.33% 18,000.40 / +236.36
&bull Nasdaq + 1.25% 5,076.69 / +62.82 &bull S & P + 1.20% 2,105.20 / +25.05 Stocks halt selloff, Treasury yields spike U.S. shares rebounded sharply on Wednesday in the S& P' s 500' s best day in more than a month, while longer-dated U.S. Treasury yields rose to their highest in more than seven months, tracking a selloff in German Bunds. Oil prices rallied for a second day, helping U.S. equities along with hopes for strong U.S. data and progress on Greece' s debt crisis. " It&rsquo s a back and forth tug of war between investors in this trading range," said Rick Meckler, president of investment firm LibertyView Capital Management in Jersey City, New Jersey ADVERTISING
" You' ve had a fairly decent pullback in the days up to now. You were starting to get an inflection point where investors were looking to get in." The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI rose 236.36 points, or 1.33 percent, to 18,000.4, the S& P 500 .SPX gained 25.05 points, or 1.2 percent, to 2,105.2 and the Nasdaq Composite .IXIC added 62.82 points, or 1.25 percent, to 5,076.69. If U.S. retail and consumer data due on Thursday and Friday is impressive, it would help the case for a U.S. interest rate hike sometime this year. Expectations for strong data helped the benchmark S& P 500' s .SPX financial sector, one of the S& P' s best-performing sectors, said Peter Kenny, chief market strategist at Clearpool Group in New York. Financial stocks .SPSY gained 1.4 percent, while the S& P energy sector index .SPNY gained 1.2 percent. Leaders of Germany, France and the European Commission told Greece on Wednesday it must reach a deal with its creditors and stop seeking softer terms to unlock desperately needed funds. The chairman of euro zone finance ministers said a cash-for-reform deal with Athens was still possible in time for their June 18 meeting with just a few issues remaining to be solved, but that Greek counter-proposals were not yet satisfactory. Some investors drew optimism from the prospect of a meeting between German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President Francois Hollande and Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras slated for after dinner on Wednesday. " The market is rebounding on a faint interpretation of things looking a little better," said Stephen Freedman, senior investment strategist at UBS Wealth Management America. The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 .FTEU3 share index closed up more than 1.7 percent compared with a 1.4 percent rise for the MSCI all world stock index .MIWD00000PUS. The dollar tumbled to two-week lows against the yen after Japan' s chief central banker said the yen was " very weak" and unlikely to fall further. The dollar also dropped against the euro, which benefited from a rise in benchmark German 10-year bund DE10YT=RR yields to more than 1 percent for the first time since September. The dollar .DXY was last down 0.6 percent against a basket of major currencies while the euro EUR= was up 0.3 percent against the greenback. The selloff in German Bunds and this week' s hefty corporate and government debt supply propelled longer-dated U.S. Treasuries yields to their highest in more than seven months before yields pulled back following a solid 10-year note sale. U.S. crude neared a one-month high and gasoline futures hit their highest since November as a big U.S. stocks drawdown boosted the outlook for summer fuel demand. U.S. crude CLc1 settled up 2.2 percent at $61.43 while Brent LCOc1 settled up 1.3 percent at $65.70. |
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GorgeousOng
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10-Jun-2015 23:09
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Oh no! Ang Mohs jump out from the pool!!!! Kakakakakaaaaaaaaa |
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WanSiTong
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10-Jun-2015 15:11
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Noon Market Singapore shares climb higherJune 10, 2015 : 12:55 PM Singapore shares advanced after rebounding from yesterday' s losses. At 12:17 pm (0417 GMT), the Straits Times Index gained 1.17% to 3,333.78. Market breadth was positive, with 202 gainers trumping 128 decliners. The Straits Times Index came off from its intraday peak of 3,336.55 and low of 3,294.31. Volume amounted to 580.4 million shares worth $ 512.6 million changing hands. Singapore Telecommunications Limited, DBS Group Holdings, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited, United Overseas Bank Limited, and City Developments Limited were among the most active stocks in the market. Among top gainers, Loyz Energy surged 6.7%. The oil & gas exploration and production company has entered into an agreement with vendor Victor Hwang Yiou Hwa to acquire Primeline Energy Holdings (PEH) in a $ 197 million reverse takeover deal. After the completion of the acquisition, Loyz intends to seek a transfer of its listing to the Mainboard of the SGX. Q & M Dental Group (Singapore) Limited leapt 6%. Sakae Holdings' unit Sakae Corporate Advisory Pte Ltd announced yesterday that it will be taking Q & M Dental on a programme of international roadshows to up to 15 European and American cities to further showcase Q & M Dental to international investors. Soilbuild Construction rose 2.1%. The construction group has won a design and build contract worth US $ 50.4 million ($ 68.1 million) to construct a 24-storey residential development with four levels of semi-basement in Yangon, Myanmar. Among top decliners, China New Town Development Company Limited plunged 10.1%. Its controlling shareholder Shi Jian has been placed under custody in a designated residence by the Changzhou Procuratorate. Singapore eDevelopment Limited tumbled 9%. The company, engaged in property development and information technology-related businesses, has been informed by insurance firm Compagnie Franç aise d' Assurance pour le Commerce Exté rieur (COFACE) that HDB has demanded payment of roughly $ 2.8 million under the Jurong West performance bond. There were no stocks that went ex-dividend today. |
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10-Jun-2015 12:52
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singapore rebounding finally...
guys for US stocks i have sorted a list to buy 1) Apple inc 2) johnson n johnson 3) Berkshire Hathaway 4) Pfizer 5) Procter and Gamble Co 6) well fargo co 7) JP morgan chase 8) exxon mobil corp 9) Microsoft 10) Unit Corp some are heavy weight but it will earn u good dividend in most.. do some research urself... |
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10-Jun-2015 11:34
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Confirm... i told u guys before ma... the coming one Asai one haha...
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10-Jun-2015 09:40
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I am condfident that since the new SGX CEO works in GIC, he will look after the interests of everyone, the public and the country as a whole, and of course government investment interests.
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Demostation
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10-Jun-2015 09:21
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STI up 22+ points, lai lai lai. |
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10-Jun-2015 09:10
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Very encouraging, STI up 10 ++ points.
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Demostation
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10-Jun-2015 09:03
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My sayings are true? STI firming up. |
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