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08-Dec-2009 16:34 China XLX Fert   /   China xlx climbing       Go to Message
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tomorrow will hit $0.90 - $1.00

From Zhuge Liang Investment Fund
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08-Dec-2009 15:57 China XLX Fert   /   China xlx climbing       Go to Message
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abterra sell for 1 cent i also dont want

abc2xyz      ( Date: 08-Dec-2009 15:54) Posted:

Is there an application for dual listing for Abterra?  I heard Midas and Li Heng applied.  But LiHeng was rejected.

Now we can actually eye both abterra and midas lor.



freeme      ( Date: 08-Dec-2009 15:02) Posted:

wah.. power of dual listing.. anyone wan to bet on abterra?


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08-Dec-2009 15:33 Genting Sing   /   GenSp starts to move up again       Go to Message
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BB waiting for east wind :P wait

BB-trader      ( Date: 08-Dec-2009 15:28) Posted:

Dear Lim, go HK for dual listing la, this frog can jump to  $2 directly

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08-Dec-2009 15:19 ChinaMilk   /   China Milk       Go to Message
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This is the only beginning :) Wish you guys a merry Christmas - Once TP reached BOSAYOR
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08-Dec-2009 15:09 China XLX Fert   /   China xlx climbing       Go to Message
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damn Hongkee no limit in playing shares one..... Be very very cautious. 

blurblurman      ( Date: 08-Dec-2009 15:07) Posted:

reach $0.90

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08-Dec-2009 15:03 China XLX Fert   /   China xlx climbing       Go to Message
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dont rush in stick the range zhuge liang specific. .... Trade with cautious

nickyng      ( Date: 08-Dec-2009 14:56) Posted:

HK now trading at hk$6.20...so convert back to s$ abt S$1.06 !! i think this burger can hit 90cts today easily here? :P

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08-Dec-2009 14:44 China XLX Fert   /   China xlx climbing       Go to Message
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just dont blind blind go in after tp range

risktaker      ( Date: 08-Dec-2009 14:13) Posted:

tp: 0.78- 0.85

from zhuge liang investment funds



ronleech      ( Date: 08-Dec-2009 14:04) Posted:

Ya...very good vloume...looks like more upside...


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08-Dec-2009 14:38 China XLX Fert   /   China xlx climbing       Go to Message
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hmmmmmm contra is not the way to go :) but try xlx .... tomorrow will cheong too

everstrong      ( Date: 08-Dec-2009 14:35) Posted:

Where do u hear or tap all these news such as the soaring price of China XLX? You have inside info? I've lost a lot in contra and I'm going broke. So many of u are going rich, I'm so envious.. I have tested the hard side of shares investment and I'm still very firm that this is the kind of life I've always wanted to lead. I'm really very desperate to earn more and more $ to fund my family income and I'm jobless currently. I suppose I can find some answers to my doubts here... Hope to hear from some of the lucky ones here. Thanks

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08-Dec-2009 14:28 ChinaMilk   /   China Milk       Go to Message
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He told me it is something to do with the joint government project. Anything to do with government in China will be HUGE.

jasonfaxingliu      ( Date: 08-Dec-2009 14:27) Posted:

Yeah... you got it right. S chips will rise in the next few days and C Milk is included target 0.36 - 0.42 is absolutely right :)

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08-Dec-2009 14:26 RafflesEdu   /   Raffles Edu       Go to Message
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Zhuge liang say no comments on this baby :(
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08-Dec-2009 14:24 ChinaMilk   /   China Milk       Go to Message
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zhuge liang told me ChinaMilk already bottom...... will rebound soon...... S-Chip will get some boast this few days......

TP: $0.36- 0.42

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08-Dec-2009 14:21 RafflesEdu   /   Raffles Edu       Go to Message
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naaa :) i am one of supporter that push it to 44 cents :)

dionnazhao      ( Date: 08-Dec-2009 14:18) Posted:



i thought u bought at 0.44.

risktaker

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08-Dec-2009 14:13 China XLX Fert   /   China xlx climbing       Go to Message
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tp: 0.78- 0.85

from zhuge liang investment funds



ronleech      ( Date: 08-Dec-2009 14:04) Posted:

Ya...very good vloume...looks like more upside...

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08-Dec-2009 14:04 ChinaMilk   /   China Milk       Go to Message
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The 3800 lots are fake queue :) Soon you see them gone :P

Bye Milk milk
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08-Dec-2009 13:47 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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might buy in S chip -- certain S-Chip this afternoon

ronleech      ( Date: 08-Dec-2009 13:40) Posted:



Analyst foreseeing china to overtake US in 15-20years time as the world biggest market. After the slump, it is time for them to take position and do ground work to prepare for the flight to the top. With the recent announcement of the chinese government to support their stimulation package further, well, we might be in for a s-chip taking flight within this few days. Today i feel that it as a profit taking overflown from last week jump.

 

Hope i am right.....

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08-Dec-2009 13:21 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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if i am right we shall see S chip to roar in coming weeks
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08-Dec-2009 12:48 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Economy

Stimulus package supported

By Xin Zhiming (China Daily)
Updated: 2009-12-08 07:03



China's decision to continue with its economy-anchoring policies and balance trade will help the global recovery and address the world trade imbalance, say economists.

Delegates at the annual Central Economic Work Conference threw their support behind the country's economic stimulus and easy credit policies and vowed to make efforts to improve the quality of economic growth.

The conference is a gathering of high-ranking policymakers from the central government and its departments as well as provincial-level officials.

"Not mentioning any exit strategy serves as the best news for the world economy," said Zhang Xiaojing, senior economist with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences' Institute of Economics.

The stimulus package is widely regarded as the reason why China has enjoyed a strong economic recovery during 2009 despite seeing a slump in exports.



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The government's loose monetary policy that helped put the nation back on a solid economic footing will continue next year, but economists said that doesn't rule out any flexibility in the policy to stave off potential problems like inflation.
'Stimulus measures to persist in 2010'

China will not cease its stimulus package measures next year as leaders reiterated their commitment to a proactive fiscal policy Monday.


Stimulus package supported Economic meeting to guide direction
Stimulus package supported Time for economic restructuring
Stimulus package supported China's economic growth estimated to be 8.3%

Stimulus package supported Central Economic Work Conference
Chinese leaders also said at the conference the country will continue with its moderately easy monetary policy. The policy, they said, will build in more flexibility and support the development of both the international and domestic economy.

"It is a very positive sign for the global economy, which is still facing some uncertainties in its recovery," Zhang said.

Meanwhile, China vowed to balance trade by "making efforts to increase imports" and by further expanding domestic demand.

"Which will help resolve the global trade imbalance," Zhang said.

Leaders said Chinese investors will also be encouraged to look for opportunities overseas.

Delegates decided at the conference that a proactive fiscal policy will be used to support more projects aimed at helping improve people's well-being in areas such as education, social security and environmental protection.

Monitoring inflation

While the country continues with its moderately relaxed monetary policy, it will also closely monitor inflation.

"The relationship between keeping stable and relatively fast economic growth and the management of inflation expectations should be dealt with properly," read a statement issued after the conference.

The government has pumped huge amounts of money into the economy this year to ensure an annual GDP growth rate of 8 percent. As a result, China's year-on-year economic growth will be about 8.3 percent this year before accelerating to 9.1 percent in 2010, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences said in its economic outlook published yesterday.

In the first 10 months, new yuan loans have amounted to 8.9 trillion yuan ($1.3 trillion), compared with 4.2 trillion yuan for the whole of last year.

"The country will keep its monetary policy stable," said Zhang. "But if necessary, there will be some change."

If consumer price growth exceeds 5 percent and year-on-year GDP growth reaches 11 percent for two or three consecutive months, policymakers would certainly tighten money supply," said Lian Ping, chief economist with the Bank of Communications.

Policymakers, however, will remain cautious in the hope of stopping that from happening, Lian said.

"Chinese policymakers likely want to see a significantly smaller increase in bank lending next year than this year," said Louis Kuijs, senior economist at the World Bank Office in Beijing.

Delegates at the central conference decided that the country will continue to tap domestic demand to ensure stable economic growth.

Some analysts, however, predicted that the real estate sector could become a pillar of that demand-tapping strategy, which may draw more capital, including overseas investment, into the domestic property market, adding to the pressure for yuan appreciation.

"Because people expect the US to raise its interest rate in the summer, China could face severe pressure to appreciate its yuan in the first half of next year," said Liu Dongliang, senior analyst with the China Merchants Bank.

Liu said the possibility of significant yuan appreciation was slim after delegates at the central conference decided that China will maintain its economic policies.

"Even if China adjusts its exchange rate policy, it will only be fine-tuning."

Xinhua contributed to the story
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08-Dec-2009 12:47 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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wah lao who's joining me to short some baby ? 

1) ChinaMilk


2) StraitAsia (fat roast pig)



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08-Dec-2009 12:36 RafflesEdu   /   Raffles Edu       Go to Message
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well i cannot explain the tactics they are using but .... pretty sure RE will drop below 40 cents
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08-Dec-2009 12:18 CNA   /   CNA       Go to Message
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will support this :)

lawcheemeng      ( Date: 01-Oct-2009 13:54) Posted:

another Green compy...come on....support green compy.....typhoon......equake.....tsuinami......wat else........go green...go green.......Sunpower.........go green.......sunpower.......

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