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Lucky03
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04-Feb-2014 11:17
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Good luck :) We have to learn not to see but to feel in this turbulent period - like Luke Skywalker in Star Wars lol !
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banana
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04-Feb-2014 11:11
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Loaded. Cheap cheap
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Lucky03
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04-Feb-2014 11:03
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In previous years, the market seemed to know in advance that NOL will announce dismay result and the share price usually dropped approaching the date of announcement. I sensed some resilience this time round. Eagerly anticipating for some pleasant surprise on 20 Feb. | ||||
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04-Feb-2014 10:51
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keep loosing $. This giant might be place under SGX watch list as well.............if it does not improve on its result.......... | ||||
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spore1
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04-Feb-2014 10:44
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gd opportunity to accumulate. not for contra
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Octavia
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04-Feb-2014 10:10
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NOL reporting 2013 results on 20 Feb, with Bloomberg consensus expecting adjusted net loss of US$143m, mainly caused by weak freight rates. For 2014, there is a chance of more than 10% supply growth for both Asia-Europe and Transpacific routes. This means that overcapacity is set to persist and a sustainable rate recovery appears difficult to achieve despite DB's view of a global economic recovery. However, once rates move to profitable levels, history suggest that carriers could easily lose their supply discipline. For NOL, Bloomberg consensus has a US$82m profit for 2014. DB maintains HOLD rating with $1.00 TP. | ||||
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04-Feb-2014 09:07
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banana
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04-Feb-2014 07:44
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Short it lol. Indicators r all in place for some surprises.
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Heero78
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04-Feb-2014 00:13
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Pathetic. ..post here post there....say here say there....finally still going to tank below $1 | ||||
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Lucky03
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03-Feb-2014 20:37
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BUSINESSINTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
Eurozone manufacturing hits 32-month high: Markit POSTED: 03 Feb 2014 19:11 Eurozone activity hits 31-month high as recovery speeds up Eurozone business, consumer confidence best since July 2011 Eurozone manufacturing activity hit a 32-month high in January, driven by economic powerhouse Germany and helped as struggling France finally picked up, a key survey showed on Monday. Eurozone manufacturing activity hit a 32-month high in January, driven by economic powerhouse Germany and helped as struggling France finally picked up, a key survey showed on Monday. The Markit Economics eurozone manufacturing sector Purchasing Managers Index, a leading indicator of growth, rose to 54 points in January from 52.7 in December, moving further into positive territory above the 50-points boom-or-bust line. Markit said the expansion in January was the strongest since May 2011, with the headline figure rising in each of the last four months. Chris Williamson, Markit chief economist, said the figures showed "the eurozone manufacturing recovery gained significant further momentum in January." Eurozone manufacturing at this pace would expand 1.0 per cent in the first quarter, with Germany up by "perhaps as strong as three percent" in the three months to March, Williamson said. German activity rose to 56.5 points in January from 56.3 in December, while France increased to 49.3, still in negative territory, from 48.8. "Encouragingly, France is also showing signs of stabilising, enjoying a welcome return to export growth," Williamson said, but "manufacturing in the eurozone's second-largest member state remains in overall decline and a drag on the region." He also noted a pick-up in Spain and Italy, while twice-bailed out Greece saw its manufacturing PMI rise above 50 points for the first time since August 2009. This "is an important signal of how even the most troubled member states are returning to growth." he said. Overall, the figures suggest the now 18-nation eurozone economy should grow 0.4-0.5 per cent in the first quarter, he added. The then 17-nation eurozone -- Latvia joined on January 1 -- escaped a record recession with growth of 0.3 per cent in second quarter 2013, only to slow again to just 0.1 per cent in the third. Data since then suggests the economy has got over a soft patch and January's manufacturing report is further positive news, analysts said. Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight said it "adds to the evidence that eurozone economic activity has regained upward momentum" after the third quarter slowdown. "We estimate ... growth improved to 0.3 per cent quarter-on-quarter in the fourth quarter of 2013 and the January manufacturing PMI suggests that the eurozone is building on this improvement," Archer said. - AFP/nd |
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Lucky03
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03-Feb-2014 14:44
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Agreed. When all think the same way, the market would have already moved up. So, if you are ready to hold and take on the cyclical theme, then it is a good time to collect.
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sgng123
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03-Feb-2014 14:30
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might be good time to collect and hold since sti close below 3000. All this correction is caused by developing markets that borrow a lot of foreign money to generate growth namely india, south America, Thailand etc. Singapore and Hong kong just unlucky to get hit from all that selling on EM market, remember we are developed market lol. Jut take it as a relocation of money from EM to DM and wait for dust to settle. We are not in 2009 situation when US and Europe are both in shit hole, currently both are recovering nicely especially the US, might see the economy reached escape velocity and zoom off. | ||||
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heisuke
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03-Feb-2014 13:48
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good to collect? | ||||
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banana
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31-Jan-2014 18:34
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Thanks for your inputs at this time. Gong Xi Fa Cai!
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sgng123
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31-Jan-2014 14:13
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US 4Q GDP 3.2% market recovers, consumer spending surge 3.3% compare to 2% in 3Q. look like us consumers start to buy again good for export. | ||||
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Lucky03
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31-Jan-2014 01:57
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祝 贺 大 家 马 到 功 成 ， 财 源 滚 滚 来 !
Wishing all a very Prosperous and Happy New Year ! Huat Arggghhh ! |
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Lucky03
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30-Jan-2014 19:21
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Italy's 10-year debt costs fall at auction, five-year hit record low
Reuters - 19 mins ago MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's benchmark 10-year debt costs fell to their lowest since August 2010 at auction on Thursday with large redemption flows feeding demand for its bonds amid buoyant investor sentiment towards weaker euro zone countries. Italy paid a euro lifetime record low yield on the first tranche of a five-year bond. It raised a total of 8.46 billion euro in bonds, near the top of its planned range, as analysts said improving fundamentals in the euro zone's periphery and expectations of further monetary easing in the bloc helped offset concerns about turmoil in emerging market currencies. The new five-year bond, maturing in May 2019, fetched an average 2.43 percent yield, down from 2.71 percent at the previous sale of same-maturity debt in late December. Demand rose from a month ago totalling nearly 1.5 times the 4 billion euros sold. Italy sold 10-year debt at 3.81 percent, sharply down from 4.11 percent a month ago. The bid-to-cover was broadly unchanged at around 1.3. It also sold a new tranche of a November 2018 floating-rate bond, last issued in November, at an average 1.79 percent yield. (Reporting by Valentina Za) |
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Lucky03
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30-Jan-2014 19:18
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Euro zone morale climbs as recovery strengthens
Reuters - 21 mins ago BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Optimism in the euro zone about its economic prospects continued to improve in January with a jump in morale in the bloc's two largest economies, Germany and France. Economic sentiment in the 18 countries using the euro strengthened by 0.5 points to 100.9 in the ninth straight month of gains, data from the European Commission showed on Thursday. Analysts polled by Reuters had expected an improvement to 101.0 in January. Consumer confidence improved sharply by 1.8 to swing above its long term-average for the first time since July 2011 thanks to improving job expectations and a brighter outlook. While services and retail trade morale improved in January, however, construction sector sentiment fell sharply by 3.7 in part because of lower orders. Europe's top economy, Germany, saw sentiment improve by 0.7 to 106.7 points in January, while sentiment in France rose by 1.1 to 97.1. The business climate in the 9.5 trillion euro economy was virtually unchanged at 0.19 in January, compared with 0.2 in December, data from the Commission said. The euro zone's recovery is expected to gather speed this year, despite record high unemployment. (Reporting by Martin Santa, editing by John O'Donnell) |
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Azzaramich
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30-Jan-2014 15:55
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Good luck and great success to my fellow members. |
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Lucky03
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30-Jan-2014 15:44
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Hold on. You don't want to miss the boat when it moves !
Main Menu Transpacific box lines claim $300 per feu increase, eyeing more By Marcus Hand from Singapore Container lines on the transpacific are claiming an average of $300 per feu was added in a 15 January general rate increases and are aiming for more ahead of annual contract negotiations with shippers. The Transpacific Stabilization Agreement (TSA) said that with strong forward bookings it expected the increases to hold across the Lunar New Year holidays. Lines are looking to take advantage of the stronger market with a further $300 per feu increase scheduled for 15 March and another increase on 1 May, separate from contract rate increases. ?Carriers have left a lot of money on the table in this market as partially successful increases have been eroded over time,? said TSA executive administrator Brian Conrad. ?There is now a growing sense that pent-up demand, depleted retail and business inventories, and a greater overall sense of economic security are converging in 2014. Lines are determined not to miss that opportunity.? The TSA is recommending increases to contract rates of $300 per feu from 2013-14 levels for US West Coast cargo and $400 per feu for all other cargo. Published in Americas, Asia, Europe, Containers © Copyright 2014 Seatrade Communications Limited. Replication or redistribution in whole or in part is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of Seatrade Communications Limited. Wednesday, 29 January 2014 03:11 |
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