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Wilmar - Watch for a Strong Rally to Come!
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Lucky03
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08-Feb-2014 22:10
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Agree with you, trading4living but will the TP of $6 too good to be true given the commodity super cycle may not repeat ? Perhap the extensive networks and the proposed investment into the India firm for a bigger slice of sugar market may work for Wilmar since it is not getting it a a fraction of what the India firm paid !
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trading4living
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08-Feb-2014 20:48
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This should be the right link. https://tradingstock4aliving.wordpress.com/ | ||||
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trading4living
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08-Feb-2014 20:37
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trading4living
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08-Feb-2014 20:35
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Fundamental analysis for Wilmar.    https://tradingstock4aliving.wordpress.com |
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Lucky03
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08-Feb-2014 15:43
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Thanks for sharing the chart. A very useful information. Given the rally on Wall Street on fri despite the lower than expected job data, there is high likelihood that the market will open higher on Monday. If Wilmar ends up higher, it may break away from the upper channel and ended the downtrend and hence signal a reversal for upward bias ?
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marubozu1688
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08-Feb-2014 13:07
Yells: "Be humble in front of Mr. Market." |
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Dead Cat Bounce may be finished for Wilmar. http://mystocksinvesting.com/singapore-stocks/wilmar-international/wilmar-dead-cat-bounce-finished/  
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Lucky03
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07-Feb-2014 12:08
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06-Feb-2014 20:58
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a gd rebounce tdy. may likely to cont to trend higher
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Lucky03
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06-Feb-2014 20:26
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06-Feb-2014 11:12
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Lucky03
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05-Feb-2014 13:59
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05-Feb-2014 09:23
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Maybank-KE sheds more light on the Palm Oil sector following its recent marketing trip in Singapore, where the house met with 15 funds, and concluded that most of its clients had little or no exposure to the sector. Surprisingly, fund managers were unaware that valuations of CPO stocks in M?sia are relatively higher versus regional peers due to the growing pool of Shariah funds in M?sia which is structural in nature. Many of the funds however agreed that Indonesia?s CPO stocks were good for a short-term trade in the coming quarter, given their natural hedge against a weakening Rupiah. As a guide, CPO benchmark and revenue for Indonesia?s CPO planters are often denominated in USD, while majority of the costs are in Rupiah. Overall, Maybank-KE maintains its Neutral stance on a 12-month view as the sector appears fairly valued at ~RM2,600/t, in line with its forecast. Top Buys are First Resources (TP $2.39), Bumitama Agri (TP $1.14), TSH Resources (TP: RM3.40) and Ta Ann (TP: RM4.50) for their strong FFB output growth. | ||||
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Lucky03
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05-Feb-2014 08:21
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MARKETS Pullback pain meter: Past stock drops give clues Adam Shell, USA TODAY 26 minutes ago Spencer Platt, Getty Images Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. How far will stocks fall in the market's latest bout with fear and loathing? A look back at prior Wall Street downdrafts since the bull market began in March 2009 offers clues -- and some comfort to worried investors if history serves as an accurate guide. The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index's 5.8% drop from its Jan. 15 record high of 1848.38 through Monday's close marks its 19th pullback of 5% or more in the current bull, according to Bespoke Investment Group. Monday's 2.3% drop was the index's worst start to February since 1933. While the plunge has been quick and violent, the decline is still below the average 8.2% pullback the S&P has suffered in its five-year uptrend. So there's a good chance the pain meter will ramp up some more. But the bulk of the market rout could also be behind us, as well. TUESDAY STOCKS: How markets are doing T-NOTE YIELD: Probably in 2%-4% range a while The pullback could last longer, recent history says. Heading into today's trading session, the downturn has lasted 20 days, less than the 25-day average for 5%-plus pullbacks since March 2009, Bespoke says. Jeff Kleintop, chief market strategist at LPL Financial, thinks the current pullback will end before the market suffers a double-digit percentage decline. The S&P 500's last official 10% correction was a 19.4% drop that ended on Oct. 3, 2011, Bespoke says. Kleintop doesn't believe the turmoil and weakness in emerging markets will cause a sharp deterioration in global economic growth. Nor will it "spread and tip the world back into a global recession," he says. Kleintop also downplays the ISM's weak reading on U.S. manufacturing in January, citing nasty weather as a main reason for the biggest drop in eight months. He notes that four of the five other January manufacturing surveys (from regions including Philadelphia, New York, Kansas City and Dallas) all rose. "We think the underlying trend is still a stronger economy in 2014 and think the data will soon begin to bear this out as the weather distortions fade," Kleintop says. So what do investors do? Kleintop says, "Buy the dip." "We are buyers on this 5% dip," he says. "With all areas of the stock market down in our portfolios we are adding small-caps and broad stock market exposure." But patience might be a better strategy, especially if you believe a full-fledged correction of 10% is in the cards. That can't be ruled out, says Sung Won Sohn, professor of economics at California State University Channel Islands. "A 10% correction is likely as the emerging markets rattle (investors)," says Sohn. He believes the U.S. market is being weighed down by a variety of factors, including emerging market troubles, a nearly 15% drop in Japanese stocks sparked by a rising yen, and the Federal Reserve's shift to a less accommodative monetary policy. "In Japan, the yen has appreciated in the new year, causing the Nikkei 225 to fall significantly," says Sohn. "This has a negative effect on the U.S. market, where the sentiment is already fragile. In the U.S., earnings are better than expected, but the 'tapering' by the Fed is weighing on the market. There is (also) a sentiment that U.S. stocks have outpaced the fundamentals and are due for a modest correction, which would be good for the market in the long run." There have been just two corrections of 10% or more since the bull market began. |
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Lucky03
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05-Feb-2014 07:37
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PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 05, 2014 US economy set for solid growth, shrinking deficit: CBO The United States is expected to post solid economic growth of more than 3.0 per cent through 2016, accompanied by a shrinking deficit, a government agency said Tuesday - [WASHINGTON] The United States is expected to post solid economic growth of more than 3.0 per cent through 2016, accompanied by a shrinking deficit, a government agency said Tuesday. The Congressional Budget Office, the nonpartisan analysis arm of Congress, said in its latest report that the federal government's tax and spending policies would not constrain economic growth as much as they had in 2013. And state and local governments were expected to increase spending after several years of budget tightening, the CBO said. In its economic and budget outlook report for 2014 to 2024, the CBO predicted growth in gross domestic product (GDP) at 3.1 per cent this year and 3.4 per cent in 2015 and 2016. |
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Lucky03
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04-Feb-2014 13:51
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Now happily collecting 3.09 ...
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Lucky03
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04-Feb-2014 12:35
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Someone happily collecting 3.08 .... | ||||
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Lucky03
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04-Feb-2014 11:29
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Wall Street helps to speed up the correction process. Rather have a speedy one than one that drags on like a frog being cooked with a small fire over prolonged period without even realizing ! | ||||
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Lucky03
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03-Feb-2014 21:57
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Good article on the value of Wilmar and its commitment to 'no deforestation' which is very sognificant as as there were encouragement to boycott Palm Oil due to the defrorestation method traditionally used by palm oil farmers.
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trading4living
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03-Feb-2014 21:18
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Lucky03
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03-Feb-2014 20:42
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http://www.marcfabernews.com/2014/01/faber-recommending-wilmar-international.html#.Uu8vH9FWGAg
Marc Faber News Blog Investments and Trading Ideas - An Unofficial Tracking Blog About Dr. Gloom Boom & Doom Marc Faber , Daily Tracking of Dr. Marc Faber Investment Strategy , Market analysis , Outlook & Media appearances Wednesday, January 29, 2014 Faber recommending Wilmar International [WIL.Singapore], an agribusiness company We've been discussing China's water problem. Pollution, too, has become so horrible that people are leaving China with their children. Sometimes, entire cities break down. You hardly have a clear day in Hong Kong any more, or in Shanghai. Agriculture is in disarray because the water table is falling, and agricultural commodities prices have corrected significantly, despite all the money-printing around the world. Prices for commodities, such as soybeans, corn, and wheat, are now at reasonable levels. I am recommending Wilmar International [WIL.Singapore], an agribusiness company. - in 2014 Barron's Roundtable Marc Faber is an international investor known for his uncanny predictions of the stock market and futures markets around the world.Dr. Doom also trades currencies and commodity futures like Gold and Oil. |
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