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| 04-Jan-2010 23:46 |
Keppel
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keppel Corp
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this is not moving in tandem with oil prices.. looks good for an entry.. ~8.25-8.28 should be good.. will vest on tues.. oil $81!! |
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| 04-Jan-2010 23:41 |
Olam Intl
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Ramping up its capex
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i trade on technicals.. chart ask me to buy i buy.. chart ask me to sell i sell.. |
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| 04-Jan-2010 23:08 |
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A380 A Great Way to Fly
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$15 no sweat :) 2010 will be a good year ..hee
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| 04-Jan-2010 23:06 |
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up 8c in 1 day.. finally broke out from super long consolidation.. congrats to those who held on
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| 04-Jan-2010 23:04 |
Olam Intl
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Ramping up its capex
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i love u olam 2.69.. go commodities.. |
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| 04-Jan-2010 16:54 |
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AUSGROUP: 1H09 revenue up 28.8% to reach A$260.5 m
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above 69 BREAKOUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | ||||
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| 04-Jan-2010 16:23 |
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land of smiles.. breakout.. :) :):) :):) :):) :):) :):) :):) :)
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| 04-Jan-2010 15:09 |
AusGroup
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AUSGROUP: 1H09 revenue up 28.8% to reach A$260.5 m
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68.5.. nice
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| 04-Jan-2010 11:20 |
Genting Sing
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GenSp starts to move up again
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who's gonna volunteer to be the sugarcane? :)
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| 04-Jan-2010 11:02 |
AusGroup
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AUSGROUP: 1H09 revenue up 28.8% to reach A$260.5 m
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steady accumulation @ 67.. | ||||
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| 04-Jan-2010 11:01 |
Indofood Agri
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Indofood Agri Resources
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rise could be due the philips issuing a report TP 2.77 | ||||
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| 04-Jan-2010 10:50 |
Indofood Agri
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Indofood Agri Resources
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2.37 and inchin upward
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| 04-Jan-2010 09:38 |
AusGroup
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AUSGROUP: 1H09 revenue up 28.8% to reach A$260.5 m
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resistance @ 69.. clear that.. it should will be 70 and beyond.. |
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| 04-Jan-2010 09:13 |
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warrents @ 3c exercise price 22c market price should be 25c current price is 19c.. if novena wants shareholders to pick up the warrants, the share price should be above 25 to make the warrants look enticing to take up.. |
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| 04-Jan-2010 09:04 |
AusGroup
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AUSGROUP: 1H09 revenue up 28.8% to reach A$260.5 m
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ausgrp uptrend to continue after the brief pause on fri. | ||||
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| 03-Jan-2010 18:34 |
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A380 A Great Way to Fly
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news of the tiger ipo rubbin of on this share.. $15 within reach.. |
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| 03-Jan-2010 13:21 |
Straits Times Index
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STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors
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| 02-Jan-2010 12:08 |
Genting Sing
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GenSp starts to move up again
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i re-iterate..
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| 02-Jan-2010 08:59 |
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Gold going up this year?
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NEW YORK (Commodity Online): It is the time of the year, when you love to recollect what others said on things you like and dislike. And on commodities, what better voice to listen to than that of Jim Rogers, the global investing guru on commodities. Rogers' views on gold, silver, platinum, palladium, dollar, pound and agricultural commodities were the most resounding during the whole of 2009. Rogers, chairman of Rogers Holdings, and a vocal critic of America and Britain, has been arguing all through 2009 that agricultural commodities are the best investment place to put your money. His argument on agri commodities is that since farmers cannot get loans, they can not get their fertilizer. “No company is opening a new mine, leaving supply problems open to shortages,” he said pointing out that commodities prices will naturally rebound in the next few years. In 1998, Rogers launched the Rogers International Commodity Index, a composite, US dollar-based, total return index, designed to meet the need for consistent investing in a broad based international vehicle. The Index represents the value of a basket of commodities consumed in the global economy, ranging from agricultural to energy to metal products. Rogers also blasted British pound saying: “The charm of United Kingdom is all over and it would be prudent if you sell all their currency (pound sterling) fast.” With his focus on agricultural commodities, Rogers has been saying that he has great hopes on China because China is an agricultural gaint. Rogers, author of such famous books like Hot Commodities and A Bull in China, recently launched an agricultural commodities index focused on food consumption in China. Saying that China is a fascinating place to invest in, Rogers said China is on the rise, like America 100 years ago, and the problems the Asian giant is encountering right now in certain, mainly export-driven, sectors of its economy will not alter the country’s long-term trajectory. According to Rogers, three billion people living in Asia, most of them in India and China, will account for a major portion of the total demand for commodities in the coming years. Rogers, who has been putting money into agricultural commodities in China, also said he is ready to buy gold as and when prices drop. He says silver is a better buy than gold, and Rogers is buying silver also these days. ”Gold is the best investment these days. Gold is great investment because the metal’s prices will go over $2000 per ounce in the next one decade, may be by 2019. I would surely buy gold when prices drop,” Jim Rogers said. Rogers has been speaking at several investment summits from New York to Singapore during 2009—where he is settled these days—arguing that gold prices are going up thanks to the debilitating value of the US dollar. He has consistently argued that US dollar is collapsing, and the death of US dollar has been thanks to the wrong policies by the Federal Reserve all these years. Several bullion analysts have been warning over the last two weeks that gold price is in a bubble as the yellow metal crossed to touch a historic high of $1227 early December. But Jim Rogers feels that gold is not a bubble that will burst and therefore he is not selling the yellow metal he owns even though gold prices have shot up by an incredible $540 per ounce in the last one year. Here is the Jim Rogers take on gold and other commodities in 2009: ”If you want to buy precious metal, I'd rather buy silver or palladium. Both are very depressed. I continue to be more optimistic about agriculture than some other commodities.” ”Well, I own gold and I have for a while. How high can it go? I fully expect it to be over a couple thousand dollars an ounce sometime in the next decade—I didn't say the next month, I didn't say the next year, I said the next decade—because paper money around the world is very suspect. But right now everybody's bullish on it, so I don't like to buy things when that's happening. But I'm not selling under any circumstances.” ”You have central banks, which five years ago were selling gold, now buying. So that's a huge shift in the marketplace. Central banks are like lots of other people—they just follow the crowd. There are probably better commodities to buy than gold, but you can't tell that to central banks because they've got gold on the brain. “ "A huge amount is about not just U.S. deficits, but all deficits. Deficits are going berserk nearly everywhere. Throughout history, printing money has led to weaker currencies and higher prices for real assets. And there are many, many pessimists about the dollar, including me. So many pessimists that I suspect there's a rally coming. I have no idea why there should be, but things do usually rally when you have this many bears at the same time. I've actually accumulated a few more dollars. I mean, it's not a significant position, but I do own more dollars than I did a month ago. And we'll probably also have a gold correction because there's so many bulls on gold." |
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| 02-Jan-2010 08:36 |
Straits Times Index
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STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors
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Twelve Black Swans for 2010 It's that time of year again. The eggnog is turning... Christmas trees are cheap... and all the world anticipates my annual Black Swan list. These aren't predictions — any fool can make a prediction. A Black Swan event is, by definition, unpredictable. And to predict the unpredictable is just one step ahead, one step better. In the last few years, we've been hit with a number of these events that come from the blue and destroy with a vengeance; the biggest of these was the credit crisis of fall 2007. So I give you some eventualities to ponder for 2010... Andrew Lawrence proposed the Skyscraper Index in the aftermath of the 1998 Asian Contagion. His theory says that the world's tallest buildings have risen on the eve of economic downturns. That is, countries that put up the world's tallest buildings enter an economic downturn shortly thereafter. There is a lot of evidence to back him up: 1907 panic in the U.S. was marked by the Singer Building; the Great Depression followed the Empire State Building; the Asian currency crisis of 1998 — the Petronas Twin Towers. The world's tallest building at present is the Burj Dubai, which will officially open on January 4, 2010. As you know, real estate prices in Dubai have been cut in half and their biggest company, Dubai World, just defaulted on $50 billion. The next tallest building being built is The Shanghai Tower in China — expected to be 2,073 feet tall to be completed in 2014. 2. The UK Defaults High national debt, high inflation, high unemployment, plummeting housing prices, and a second round of bank failures coupled with political mismanagement sends the UK into insolvency. The Queen goes crown-in-hand to beg for money from the IMF. 3. No More Coal Plants All new electric plants built in 2010 will be fired by natural gas. New drilling methods have increased the supply by 58%. Natural gas is clean, cheap, and it works. There is much money to be made in companies like Chicago Bridge and Iron (NYSE: CBI) that make transfer and storage facilities. 4. Uranium Surges to $90 The price of uranium launched in 2007 up to $145 a pound. Now, after the crash, it is back to $40 a pound. But the same demand that drove uranium up is still there. China is currently building eight nuclear power plants and has another twenty in the planning stages; Britain is building ten. Egypt, India, Sweden, South Korea, and most of Africa are building or seeking to build nuclear energy facilities. The World Nuclear Association just had a meeting which concluded uranium demand is increasing and at the same time, previous production projections have dropped off due to the credit crisis. Companies like Cameco (NYSE: CCJ) will benefit. 5. Democrats Hold Their Congressional Majority Strong economic performance in the second half of 2010 will drive down unemployment. The Democrats will be hailed as heroes who saved the economy. The average voter won't care about the new debt burden. And this — coupled with a schism in the Republican Party between the Old Guard and the Palin/Tea Party — will send the GOP into a leaderless chaos. Spending will continue to increase. 6. Mongolia Stock Exchange Becomes the Best Performing Market China is the world's largest consumer of oil, coal, meat, grain, copper, and [in the near future] uranium. The one country that can supply its constantly growing needs is under-utilized Mongolia. Mongolia recently dropped its tax rate from 68% income to 30% ownership in new mines/wells. A major deal with Rio Tinto will double the GDP. Twenty-two other deals, possible in coal, oil, uranium, rare earth metals, copper, gold, etc., are pending... And the Mongolian Stock Market is extremely undervalued, with month stocks trading at a P/E under ten. 7. China Drops the Dollar Peg After years of maintaining a link to the U.S. dollar to ensure cheap exports (and in the face of an ever-falling dollar), China pursues a strong yuan policy in order to buy up natural resources and create domestic consumption. 8. Iran Gets the Bomb and No One Cares Much like Pakistan and India, Iran will build its nuclear warhead. Israel will be powerless to stop them due to the hidden, protected, and duplicate nature of the manufacture. The Obama Administration will send a strongly-worded letter in response. 9. The Housing Bust: Part II Housing prices will take another hit as mortgage rates climb past 10%, the ARM balloon payments reset monthly mortgage payments for millions, banks finally sell their inventory, and a large portion of those who are underwater just stop paying. Expect another 30% drop in prices. 10. Dow Hits 20,000 No one is talking about an extended bull market, and I'll grant you that with the amount of debt the U.S. has taken on (on both personal and national levels), it seems the market's geared for a long up-move. But consider this, dear reader: when Zimbabwe had run-away inflation in 2007, it also had the best performing stock market in the world. Take a look:
According to Austrian Business Cycle Theory, the extreme volatility you see in the business cycle is not the natural state. Rather, it is one created by excess growth in money supply and credit. New money is not simply given to everyone equally and at the same time... New money flows to certain entry points and filters out. In this way, the money that is currently being produced by the Treasury and hoarded by the banks could flow to equities and launch another bubble. 11. Solar Power Goes Mainstream Renewable energy will account for 15% of electricity by the end of the year — up from 12% this year. Wind energy grew 28% in 2009; it will grow even faster next year. A company that's looking good is J.A. Solar (NASDAQ: JASO). 12. Uncle Sam Officially Loses the War on Drugs Four states — Massachusetts, California, New Hampshire, and Washington — seek to legalize marijuana. Currently in each state, there are bills being debated which will result in regulation and legalization of marijuana. This new political will, coupled with a need to cut back in spending, will dramatically reduce the budget of the DEA as well as local police. One company in this growth business is Medical Marijuana, Inc. (MJNA.PK). |
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