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ahhuat08 Elite	02-Aug-2017 17:20        ahhuat08 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	1.5 cts dividend declared. Sigh how come never buy this counter.   ahhuat08      ( Date: 02-Aug-2017 17:17) Posted: Earnings out: 2q 2016, net proftis : 18.8 million, 2 q 2017, nett profits : 172 million 1/2 yr 2016, net profits : 59 million, 1/2 yr 2017, nett profits : 382.8 miilio This is really spectacular sial. Tomorrow gap up
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CraigFoo Elite	02-Aug-2017 17:19        CraigFoo About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Combined
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	The cat is finally out of the bag.. it's been moving so discreeetly this week. High chance will gap up
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ahhuat08 Elite	02-Aug-2017 17:17        ahhuat08 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Earnings out: 2q 2016, net proftis : 18.8 million, 2 q 2017, nett profits : 172 million 1/2 yr 2016, net profits : 59 million, 1/2 yr 2017, nett profits : 382.8 miilio This is really spectacular sial. Tomorrow gap up
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sunter Senior	02-Aug-2017 17:11        sunter About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Genting sp has no choices ,but to go up , a carrot is waiting for them in Japan , hahaha Trader130      ( Date: 02-Aug-2017 15:06) Posted: 🤣 😂 😬 🐂 💥 Trader130      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 22:57) Posted: Chiong soon ah👍
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gopguppy Veteran	02-Aug-2017 17:10        gopguppy About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	2Q results out! Trader130      ( Date: 02-Aug-2017 15:06) Posted: 🤣 😂 😬 🐂 💥 Trader130      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 22:57) Posted: Chiong soon ah👍
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Trader130 Supreme	02-Aug-2017 15:06        Trader130 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	🤣 😂 😬 🐂 💥 Trader130      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 22:57) Posted: Chiong soon ah👍 KiLrOy      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 20:30) Posted: If you bought in MAY 2015, there is a silver lining in this dark cloud for you to exit the two years holding.   Anyway back back to ths thread, seems like gonns be an early double top.
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CraigFoo Elite	02-Aug-2017 12:25        CraigFoo About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Combined
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Genting insider? What does it mean JF_123123123      ( Date: 02-Aug-2017 11:57) Posted: --- Post Removed by User ---
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Trader130 Supreme	01-Aug-2017 22:57        Trader130 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Chiong soon ah👍 KiLrOy      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 20:30) Posted: If you bought in MAY 2015, there is a silver lining in this dark cloud for you to exit the two years holding.   Anyway back back to ths thread, seems like gonns be an early double top.~ victortan      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 00:22) Posted: I suggest you take a look at YZJ too, 1.8 easily, this one too will brk all time high, chances great. Pls do your won diligent, dont blame other if you lose money, cos if u win i got no comm too.LO
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KiLrOy Elite	01-Aug-2017 20:30        KiLrOy About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Combined   Mood: Yells: "I buy only what I can see."
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	If you bought in MAY 2015, there is a silver lining in this dark cloud for you to exit the two years holding.   Anyway back back to ths thread, seems like gonns be an early double top.~ victortan      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 00:22) Posted: I suggest you take a look at YZJ too, 1.8 easily, this one too will brk all time high, chances great. Pls do your won diligent, dont blame other if you lose money, cos if u win i got no comm too.LOL KiLrOy      ( Date: 31-Jul-2017 22:13) Posted: I hope this will double (second) top will defy the odds this time.   !!
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Goldfinger Supreme	01-Aug-2017 20:22        Goldfinger About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	It's a big positivite for GENS if Japan stocks to the Singapore model - they can shorten the learning curve and have economies of scale in terms of systems costs and implementation. Remember Japan isn't Spore and there was and is a lot of domestic opposition to the casinos there. Spore everyone follow Govt's call. CraigFoo      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 12:26) Posted: Unlikely to directly affect Genting now. As usual, the price stalled again. Patience needed to play this. gopguppy      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 11:12) Posted: Is this good or bad news for GS? Maybe good news if japan follows singapore model closely, and other players may not want to bid
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Trader130 Supreme	01-Aug-2017 15:28        Trader130 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Analsysis Tan jia mah so that can make rhe price drop loh 😂 😂 JF_123123123      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 12:59) Posted: --- Post Removed by User ---
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sunter Senior	01-Aug-2017 13:39        sunter About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	They are weak in thier forecast ,and never see what is coming , but this time we may have a supprise , the revenue will overshot , hopefully above 800 mil ,. We will see a mini bull run in the stock. JF_123123123      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 12:59) Posted: --- Post Removed by User ---
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Trader130 Supreme	01-Aug-2017 12:58        Trader130 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Looks like same with 1Q shoot up and down haha😂 😂 😂 gopguppy      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 12:52) Posted: Its changes to 2nd Aug after trading hrs. Yls1033      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 12:49) Posted: Genting Singapore PLC 2Q 17   weds 03.08.17. buy b4 market closes?
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gopguppy Veteran	01-Aug-2017 12:52        gopguppy About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Its changes to 2nd Aug after trading hrs. Yls1033      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 12:49) Posted: Genting Singapore PLC 2Q 17   weds 03.08.17. buy b4 market closes?
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Yls1033 Member	01-Aug-2017 12:49        Yls1033 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Genting Singapore PLC 2Q 17   weds 03.08.17. buy b4 market closes?
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CraigFoo Elite	01-Aug-2017 12:26        CraigFoo About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Combined
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Unlikely to directly affect Genting now. As usual, the price stalled again. Patience needed to play this. gopguppy      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 11:12) Posted: Is this good or bad news for GS? Maybe good news if japan follows singapore model closely, and other players may not want to bid. gopguppy      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 11:09) Posted: Japan&rsquo s plans for resorts with casinos may collapse Tokyo, Japan (Thinkstock)       By Richard N. Velotta Las Vegas Review-Journal July 29, 2017 - 12:38 pm     Updated July 29, 2017 - 9:36 pm Ever since Japan&rsquo s parliament approved legislation that would establish some form of casino gambling in that country, companies worldwide began angling for some way to get a piece of the action. The National Diet determined that it would work through 2017 to establish the gaming ground rules. How many casino resorts? Where would they be located? And, most importantly to the companies, who would operate them? Several of Las Vegas&rsquo big industry players sent representatives to Japan to lobby their policymaker friends. It sounds like that didn&rsquo t work. Reports from Japan now indicate lawmakers are embarking on a conservative path that at best won&rsquo t make commercial casino operators happy and at worst could result in them walking away from what has been described as one of the greatest financial opportunities the industry had ever seen. Operators were talking about investments of $10 billion, but potential revenue of $25 billion annually. &ldquo Any of us who are involved in Japan see the potential,&rdquo said Alan Feldman, executive vice president of MGM Resorts International, one of the companies vying to build a resort in Japan. &ldquo We&rsquo ve just got to have legislation that permits that to happen.&rdquo Grant Govertsen, a gaming analyst with Las Vegas-based Union Gaming, broke it down in an extensive report about the latest turn of events. He identified eight issues hindering the process, but one big focal point is Japan&rsquo s fixation with Singapore. When Singapore set the rules for establishing two resorts that opened in 2010, it set a maximum casino floor size of 15,000 square meters &mdash roughly the size of Mandalay Bay&rsquo s casino floor. But as Feldman and Govertsen point out, Singapore is home to 6 million people while Tokyo &mdash one of the likely casino sites in Japan &mdash has 35 million. &ldquo Simply put, the math just doesn&rsquo t work with such a size constraint,&rdquo Govertsen said in his report.   If a 15,000-square-meter maximum is established in Japan, the high cost of land acquisition, construction and operations in that country would make it unfeasible for investment. &ldquo They&rsquo re almost, without intending to, enforcing a slot-box kind of mentality, which is far worse and isn&rsquo t going to meet their objectives which relate to tourism and investment,&rdquo Feldman said. &ldquo They&rsquo re not going to get what they think they&rsquo re going to get.&rdquo Japan also is considering another idea imported from Singapore: restrictions on admission by locals. It could be an admission fee charged to local residents or it could be limited visits. In Singapore, it costs local residents about $100 to enter the city&rsquo s two casinos over an entire year. One of the issues that emerges with a steep admission fee is that it has the potential to encourage compulsive gambling behavior as players try to chase what&rsquo s perceived as a loss. Ironically, Japan&rsquo s policymakers are expecting operators to develop comprehensive problem gambling programs if they win a concession. Japan wouldn&rsquo t be the first country to trot out a plan for economic development through integrated resorts with casinos. South Korea and Vietnam have tried and failed. But Japan is supposed to be different and an enormous opportunity. It begged this question from Govertsen in his report: What would happen if Japan threw a request for proposals and nobody came?
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gopguppy Veteran	01-Aug-2017 11:12        gopguppy About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Is this good or bad news for GS? Maybe good news if japan follows singapore model closely, and other players may not want to bid. gopguppy      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 11:09) Posted: Japan&rsquo s plans for resorts with casinos may collapse Tokyo, Japan (Thinkstock)       By Richard N. Velotta Las Vegas Review-Journal July 29, 2017 - 12:38 pm     Updated July 29, 2017 - 9:36 pm Ever since Japan&rsquo s parliament approved legislation that would establish some form of casino gambling in that country, companies worldwide began angling for some way to get a piece of the action. The National Diet determined that it would work through 2017 to establish the gaming ground rules. How many casino resorts? Where would they be located? And, most importantly to the companies, who would operate them? Several of Las Vegas&rsquo big industry players sent representatives to Japan to lobby their policymaker friends. It sounds like that didn&rsquo t work. Reports from Japan now indicate lawmakers are embarking on a conservative path that at best won&rsquo t make commercial casino operators happy and at worst could result in them walking away from what has been described as one of the greatest financial opportunities the industry had ever seen. Operators were talking about investments of $10 billion, but potential revenue of $25 billion annually. &ldquo Any of us who are involved in Japan see the potential,&rdquo said Alan Feldman, executive vice president of MGM Resorts International, one of the companies vying to build a resort in Japan. &ldquo We&rsquo ve just got to have legislation that permits that to happen.&rdquo Grant Govertsen, a gaming analyst with Las Vegas-based Union Gaming, broke it down in an extensive report about the latest turn of events. He identified eight issues hindering the process, but one big focal point is Japan&rsquo s fixation with Singapore. When Singapore set the rules for establishing two resorts that opened in 2010, it set a maximum casino floor size of 15,000 square meters &mdash roughly the size of Mandalay Bay&rsquo s casino floor. But as Feldman and Govertsen point out, Singapore is home to 6 million people while Tokyo &mdash one of the likely casino sites in Japan &mdash has 35 million. &ldquo Simply put, the math just doesn&rsquo t work with such a size constraint,&rdquo Govertsen said in his report.   If a 15,000-square-meter maximum is established in Japan, the high cost of land acquisition, construction and operations in that country would make it unfeasible for investment. &ldquo They&rsquo re almost, without intending to, enforcing a slot-box kind of mentality, which is far worse and isn&rsquo t going to meet their objectives which relate to tourism and investment,&rdquo Feldman said. &ldquo They&rsquo re not going to get what they think they&rsquo re going to get.&rdquo Japan also is considering another idea imported from Singapore: restrictions on admission by locals. It could be an admission fee charged to local residents or it could be limited visits. In Singapore, it costs local residents about $100 to enter the city&rsquo s two casinos over an entire year. One of the issues that emerges with a steep admission fee is that it has the potential to encourage compulsive gambling behavior as players try to chase what&rsquo s perceived as a loss. Ironically, Japan&rsquo s policymakers are expecting operators to develop comprehensive problem gambling programs if they win a concession. Japan wouldn&rsquo t be the first country to trot out a plan for economic development through integrated resorts with casinos. South Korea and Vietnam have tried and failed. But Japan is supposed to be different and an enormous opportunity. It begged this question from Govertsen in his report: What would happen if Japan threw a request for proposals and nobody came?
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gopguppy Veteran	01-Aug-2017 11:09        gopguppy About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Japan&rsquo s plans for resorts with casinos may collapse Tokyo, Japan (Thinkstock)       By Richard N. Velotta Las Vegas Review-Journal July 29, 2017 - 12:38 pm     Updated July 29, 2017 - 9:36 pm Ever since Japan&rsquo s parliament approved legislation that would establish some form of casino gambling in that country, companies worldwide began angling for some way to get a piece of the action. The National Diet determined that it would work through 2017 to establish the gaming ground rules. How many casino resorts? Where would they be located? And, most importantly to the companies, who would operate them? Several of Las Vegas&rsquo big industry players sent representatives to Japan to lobby their policymaker friends. It sounds like that didn&rsquo t work. Reports from Japan now indicate lawmakers are embarking on a conservative path that at best won&rsquo t make commercial casino operators happy and at worst could result in them walking away from what has been described as one of the greatest financial opportunities the industry had ever seen. Operators were talking about investments of $10 billion, but potential revenue of $25 billion annually. &ldquo Any of us who are involved in Japan see the potential,&rdquo said Alan Feldman, executive vice president of MGM Resorts International, one of the companies vying to build a resort in Japan. &ldquo We&rsquo ve just got to have legislation that permits that to happen.&rdquo Grant Govertsen, a gaming analyst with Las Vegas-based Union Gaming, broke it down in an extensive report about the latest turn of events. He identified eight issues hindering the process, but one big focal point is Japan&rsquo s fixation with Singapore. When Singapore set the rules for establishing two resorts that opened in 2010, it set a maximum casino floor size of 15,000 square meters &mdash roughly the size of Mandalay Bay&rsquo s casino floor. But as Feldman and Govertsen point out, Singapore is home to 6 million people while Tokyo &mdash one of the likely casino sites in Japan &mdash has 35 million. &ldquo Simply put, the math just doesn&rsquo t work with such a size constraint,&rdquo Govertsen said in his report.   If a 15,000-square-meter maximum is established in Japan, the high cost of land acquisition, construction and operations in that country would make it unfeasible for investment. &ldquo They&rsquo re almost, without intending to, enforcing a slot-box kind of mentality, which is far worse and isn&rsquo t going to meet their objectives which relate to tourism and investment,&rdquo Feldman said. &ldquo They&rsquo re not going to get what they think they&rsquo re going to get.&rdquo Japan also is considering another idea imported from Singapore: restrictions on admission by locals. It could be an admission fee charged to local residents or it could be limited visits. In Singapore, it costs local residents about $100 to enter the city&rsquo s two casinos over an entire year. One of the issues that emerges with a steep admission fee is that it has the potential to encourage compulsive gambling behavior as players try to chase what&rsquo s perceived as a loss. Ironically, Japan&rsquo s policymakers are expecting operators to develop comprehensive problem gambling programs if they win a concession. Japan wouldn&rsquo t be the first country to trot out a plan for economic development through integrated resorts with casinos. South Korea and Vietnam have tried and failed. But Japan is supposed to be different and an enormous opportunity. It begged this question from Govertsen in his report: What would happen if Japan threw a request for proposals and nobody came?
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sunter Senior	01-Aug-2017 10:30        sunter About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	😋 😋 😋 👍 👍 👍 🙏 yes Trader130      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 09:34) Posted: How nice if Japan fund managers invest in GS🙏 sunter      ( Date: 01-Aug-2017 09:26) Posted: Let's see another bill is pass this fall ,hope there will be on schedule , cos the Japanese take too long to decide , even when decided, they are slow in implementation ,they are only fast during building process , Japanese styles
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explosive2013 Master	01-Aug-2017 09:37        explosive2013 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I tot jp fund hv secretly accumulate 1% already. They may incre up to 2%
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