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Lai lai...alipapa add more n more....

 

Tikam some....STI looks stronger nowadays.....

 

Black Friday effect?

 

Tq. Don' t know why, the price shot up to nearly 1.50 this morning.

Qanghoo      ( Date: 23-Nov-2016 11:09) Posted: Really great px u are holding.    So, say,  u keep holding long term going forward, will u potentially make even more?  My sense is yes.  But that' s my personal assessment.  As always, dyodd.  chengwh1      ( Date: 23-Nov-2016 10:40) Posted: I am still with Singpost. My average price is $1.100. Of course, if I have divested earlier, I would have made more,....

 

will today close at 1.465 or above?

 

Really great px u are holding.    So, say,  u keep holding long term going forward, will u potentially make even more?  My sense is yes.  But that' s my personal assessment.  As always, dyodd. 

chengwh1      ( Date: 23-Nov-2016 10:40) Posted: I am still with Singpost. My average price is $1.100. Of course, if I have divested earlier, I would have made more,....

 

I am still with Singpost. My average price is $1.100. Of course, if I have divested earlier, I would have made more,....

 

 

Personally I would only add if it goes to 1.40 or below

But that is because I alr holding 20000 shares. 

Small small newbie here

 

 

expect to heading further north

 

believe price has to go > 170 for baba deal

 

junk advert,junk mail,junk call. it disturbs some, useful to others, no feeling to many.

example, no call list has been implemented, to those agitated they put in their name and number. for many others does not bother at all.

junk mail, many just throw these all over. some use it to add to paper weight to sell as old paper.

who is right whois wrong? no need to blow out of proportion. if these has been totally useless, you think people

spend money to do it? so while you are not happy, there are people who consume it.

 

Think can wait for 1.42 and below

 

Bro bishan, likely cover short only....expect to go further south....

bishan22      ( Date: 22-Nov-2016 12:44) Posted: Funds buying today????

 

Still waving at $1.40

 

Funds buying today????

 

lol

http://www.theonlinecitizen.com/2016/11/21/here-is-how-you-opt-out-from-singposts-spam-mails-to-your-house/

 

Qanghoo      ( Date: 21-Nov-2016 15:57) Posted: Only 0.8% don' t want the junk adverts?  Maybe another few % old uncles are share holders.  Many old uncles bought long ago, very cheap.  Div yield was up to 7% if they had bought ard 1SGD.  That' s why they don' t say no to junk mail cos they want SPost to maintain one of its revenue streams to shore up their div.  Hahaha. investshare      ( Date: 21-Nov-2016 12:26) Posted: See how disconnected they are from the real world. http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/you-ve-got-junk-mail-singpost-says-most-residents-welcome/3299686.html SINGAPORE: While some residents might complain about their mailbox being clogged up with promotional offers, furniture catalogues and discounts from food establishments, such advertising material is welcomed by most residents, SingPost told Channel NewsAsia. That could explain why only 0.8 per cent of the 1.2 million Singapore households have chosen to opt out of receiving unaddressed advertisements.

 

Only 0.8% don' t want the junk adverts?  Maybe another few % old uncles are share holders.  Many old uncles bought long ago, very cheap.  Div yield was up to 7% if they had bought ard 1SGD.  That' s why they don' t say no to junk mail cos they want SPost to maintain one of its revenue streams to shore up their div.  Hahaha.

investshare      ( Date: 21-Nov-2016 12:26) Posted: See how disconnected they are from the real world. http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/you-ve-got-junk-mail-singpost-says-most-residents-welcome/3299686.html SINGAPORE: While some residents might complain about their mailbox being clogged up with promotional offers, furniture catalogues and discounts from food establishments, such advertising material is welcomed by most residents, SingPost told Channel NewsAsia. That could explain why only 0.8 per cent of the 1.2 million Singapore households have chosen to opt out of receiving unaddressed advertisements.

 

On the sidelines, counter looks like it's stabilizing

 

realistic price to enter?