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STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors
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risktaker
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03-Jun-2015 19:36
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Huat ah dow up liao.... | ||||
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teeth53
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03-Jun-2015 18:38
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Whaw leow...up a bit, oso ask question. down or kena shot down then ask question mah.
It not like up until ridiculous price, think it worth 20 - 25 cents. Value play.
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risktaker
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03-Jun-2015 16:52
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LONG DOW JONE.... TMR SG Rally day 2... | ||||
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03-Jun-2015 14:37
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SGX shortists love to short moving up counters, to them got meat to make more money, their way of thinking I am sure. But if a moving down counter they also want to short because sure to make selling first and buying back later. All the brain sick knows little to allow shorting in the exchange.
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andysim83
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03-Jun-2015 14:34
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Seriously STI sux...when it is bad news, dropped damn fast..when good news, does not even move much |
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Demostation
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03-Jun-2015 14:32
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Up don' t query is ok lah, but down must query, such as why down, huh? Is the company going to go bust without public investors' knowledge, hah? Mow, you (CEO) better be straight huh, else send you to courts. Things like this... If up, you query, then people get scared sell to equalize the ups, so no point in putting money on an up business, right? Wherefore then invest here? Lol lol lol.
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WanSiTong
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03-Jun-2015 14:32
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Noon Market Singapore shares register modest gainsSingapore shares inched up slightly higher, having hovered between gains and losses. At 12:27 pm (0427 GMT), the Straits Times Index rose 0.29% to 3,350.52. Market breadth however was negative, with 182 decliners as compared to 175 gainers. The Straits Times Index came off from its intraday peak of 3,354.09 and low of 3,337.99. Volume amounted to 621.3 million shares worth $ 821.4 million changing hands. Singapore Telecommunications Limited, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited DBS Group Holdings United Overseas Bank Limited and Keppel Corp were among the most active stocks in the market. DBS Group Holdings rose 0.9%. The group' s DBS Bank announced that it has received regulatory approval to carry out banking activities in Australia, expanding its presence to 18 markets around the world. Sino Construction surged 11.8%. Its subsidiary, Magnum Modular Power Generation, which is a joint venture with Primeforth Renewable Energy, has received approval from the Korean government to start operations for its two micro power plants, one of which is under construction and is expected to be ready by the end of July. Lian Beng rose 2.8%. The construction group' s subsidiary Lian Beng Ventures (Melbourne) Pty Ltd (LBVM) has entered into a sale and purchase agreement with 247 Collins Investments for the proposed acquisition of the property at 247 and 249 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia for an aggregate purchase consideration of A $ 24.9 million ($ 25.9 million). Among top decliners, Digiland International Limited plunged 50% after a trading halt on its shares was lifted. The company which distributes electronic and information technology products announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Digiland Pte Ltd, has acquired 65% of iBase Technology International Pte Ltd. Together with iBase Technology, the joint venture vehicle will develop and market real-time, multiuser enterprise solutions to support global e-Government initiatives across all devices and platforms. Civmec Limited fell 1.2%. This was despite the integrated construction and engineering services provider having secured new projects and additional work for existing contracts worth A $ 68 million ($ 70.8 million). Jason Holdings dipped 0.8%. The provider of timber flooring disclosed that CEO Jason Sim Chon Ang had pledged a total of up to 24 million of his shares in the company or a 15.75% stake on at least four separate occasions as collaterals. There were no stocks that went ex-dividend today. |
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HuathuatLeo
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03-Jun-2015 13:49
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ya boy this si lang hai lang mkt created for the shortists to destroy whatever value the companies listed here have. no wonder STI is the worst performing exchange in the world. When is the ang moh leaving? Cant wait for him to leave. lmao hahaha. This mkt needs a market maker. currently dont hv.. only have funeral maker. lmao hahaha.
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KepoChicken
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03-Jun-2015 13:43
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asiamed up so much 62% not question by SGX? walan eh... what these ppl doing
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Demostation
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03-Jun-2015 13:40
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The Sg market favours the shortists since they are selling and not buying thereby putting a hindrance to any justifiable rise in value of a share in conjunction with its rightful appreciation of an investment. Just like opposition to a particular course of action, in politics, in business, in community, etc. where in real life they are easily dealt with, but stocks need the hands of those who are running the exchanges. So far no encouraging action in the pipeline. |
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Demostation
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03-Jun-2015 13:19
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Really no fun playing stocks anymore. Wasted my time and my money. Hope all of you are doing well. Our stock exchange might have a problem, we don' t know the specific potholes but roughly can guess that many of its rules and regulations could be moorish or less refined than other exchanges. What I see as a retailer is that play rules are pro biggies, and then small fries are at a disadvantage to invest here. We have heard alot of these, but so far nothing has changed. |
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HuathuatLeo
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03-Jun-2015 13:17
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this mkt is condemned ..better play elsewhere. STI is the sick mkt of Asia.
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Demostation
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03-Jun-2015 13:07
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RT, did you notice that Charts price lines are always longer in downmoves than in upmoves? Why like that?
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ronleech
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03-Jun-2015 11:06
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all likw went to sleep out of sudden!! |
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risktaker
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03-Jun-2015 11:02
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Mkt will rally.... till year end...target 3800
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03-Jun-2015 09:33
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Fed, schmed! Q4 will be winner for stocks: SiegelConsummate stock market bull Jeremy Siegel is feeling particularly good about the fourth quarter, and it has everything to do with the Federal Reserve' s expected interest rate hike. " If they go in September, I think the fourth quarter might be the very best quarter for stocks this entire year," the Wharton School finance professor said on Tuesday on CNBC' s " Squawk Box." The reason: Investors are being told to hold off on buying stocks before the Fed raises rates, a strategy with which Siegel takes issue. " When they raise a quarter percent and see the world does not end, they' ll say, ' You know what? This wasn' t so bad after all,' " he said. " So I think the anticipation of the raising rates is worse than the actual act of raising rates." The Federal Reserve has held its benchmark interest rate near zero since December 2008. The central bank is widely expected to raise rates in 25-basis-point increments, though the timing and pace of the eventual hike remains uncertain. Read MoreWhy June could be a turning point for markets While stocks are selling " a little rich" compared to historical averages in terms of price-to-earnings ratios, the low interest rate environment makes equities look more affordable, Siegel said. Even after the Fed' s liftoff, he expects rates to remain very low through 2016 and 2017, and relatively suppressed for the next decade. In such an environment, multiples of 18 to 19 times earnings are not excessive, he said. Markets will certainly see a correction in the next decade, Siegel added, but he believes earnings ratios will vacillate between 15 and 20 times earnings, versus the historical post-WWII range of 12 and 17. Some market watchers worry the Fed could lose control of the pace at which interest rates rise as investors make bets on the trajectory of yields. That could lead rates to rise faster than the central bank prefers. http://www.cnbc.com/id/102725157 |
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WanSiTong
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03-Jun-2015 08:47
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Market Preview Singapore market could open lower on US data and Greek debtJune 3, 2015 : 8:35 AM Singapore stocks may open lower this morning. US stocks declined overnight as investors weighed economic data and potential progress in Greece' s debt talks. The Standard & Poor' s 500 Index fell 0.1% to 2,109.60 at 4 pm in New York, after losing as much as 0.6% and bottoming near its average price for the past 50 days. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 28.43 points, or less than 0.1%, to 18,011.94. The Nasdaq Composite Index slid 0.1%. The S & P 500 fluctuated between gains and losses before closing higher for the first time in three sessions. The gauge has fallen 1% from its May 21 all-time high, trimming its advance in 2015 to 2.5%. Singapore shares ended weaker at the close of trading yesterday, in tandem with the slide in Southeast Asian stock markets. The Straits Times Index retreated 1.51% to 3,340.75. Some 1.52 billion shares worth $ 1.75 billion changed hands. Decliners outnumbered gainers 340 to 135. Here are some factors that may move the market this morning: Deutsche Boerse AG is planning to open a derivatives exchange in Singapore next year, joining other market operators in expanding their Asian footprint. Singapore' s manufacturing activity expanded for the first time in six months in May, helped by a pick-up in new orders and production, although the electronics sector contracted for the second straight month, a survey showed on Tuesday. Civmec, the integrated construction and engineering services provider, announced today that it has secured new projects and additional work for existing contracts worth A $ 68 million ($ 70.8 million). Civmec closed at 42 cents yesterday. Jason Holdings, the provider of timber flooring, disclosed that CEO Jason Sim Chon Ang had pledged a total of up to 24 million of his shares in the company or a 15.75% stake on at least four separate occasions as collaterals. Jason last closed at 64.5 cents. |
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bishan22
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03-Jun-2015 08:03
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Bargain hunters in action???
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risktaker
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03-Jun-2015 07:48
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Today mkt will rebound..... Day 1 | ||||
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WanSiTong
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03-Jun-2015 06:21
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Dow -0.16% 18,011.94 / -28.43 Nasdaq -0.13% 5,076.53 / -6.40 S & P -0.10% 2,109.60 / -2.13 Wall Street ends down utilities fall as bond yields jump U.S. stocks eased on Tuesday as a jump in bond yields hit utilities and other top dividend payers, but energy gains and optimism Greece is near a deal with creditors limited losses. The S& P utility index .SPLRCU fell 1.4 percent, leading losses among S& P sectors, after U.S. long-dated Treasury debt yields rose to two-week highs. Utilities and other dividend paying shares tend to compete with bonds as investments. Energy shares gained along with oil prices. The S& P energy index .SPNY rose 0.5 percent, leading the day' s gainers. ADVERTISING
" Today the utilities are way underperforming, obviously because people are thinking rates are going to go up sooner rather than later," said Uri Landesman, president of Platinum Partners in New York. Greece' s creditors drafted the broad lines of an agreement to put to the leftist government in Athens in a bid to conclude four months of acrimonious negotiations and unlock aid. " I don' t think Greece is going to be the thing that upsets this market," Landesman said. The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI fell 28.43 points, or 0.16 percent, to 18,011.94, the S& P 500 .SPX lost 2.13 points, or 0.1 percent, to 2,109.6 and the Nasdaq Composite .IXIC dropped 6.40 points, or 0.13 percent, to 5,076.52. Shares of Macy' s (M.N) rose 2.5 percent to $68.49. Reuters reported several hedge funds have asked the U.S. department store company to consider options for its real estate, including selling some major sites and then leasing them back. Other gainers included shares of General Motors (GM.N), up 0.1 percent to $36.22, after it forecast U.S. industry sales to finish May at the strongest pace since January 2006. Worries about when the Federal Reserve will bump up interest rates added to caution in the market. Fed board member Lael Brainard said the economy' s recent poor performance may be more than transitory, as the full impact of weak consumer spending, low investment and the strong dollar become apparent. Shares of steel companies gained, with U.S. Steel (X.N) up 7.9 percent at $25.78 in its biggest daily percentage gain since January. Advancing issues outnumbered declining ones on the NYSE by 1,648 to 1,385, for a 1.19-to-1 ratio on the upside on the Nasdaq, 1,594 issues rose and 1,149 fell for a 1.39-to-1 ratio favoring advancers. The S& P 500 posted 3 new 52-week highs and 1 new lows the Nasdaq recorded 93 new highs and 42 new lows. About 5.5 billion shares changed hands on U.S. exchanges, below the 6.3 billion daily average for the last five sessions, according to BATS Global Markets. |
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