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14-Sep-2009 13:42

Others / Prepare for risk of double-dip recession

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make love not war.. :)

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14-Sep-2009 11:52

Bukit Sembawang / BukitSem

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up a lot for the past few days..

but be careful..

on very low vol.. less than 1mil

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14-Sep-2009 11:48

Ezra / Ezra

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many small lots (retailers) biting @ 1.9

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14-Sep-2009 11:05

Citic Envirotech / United Envirotech

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support @ 22c very strong..

accumulate when it's 22c..

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14-Sep-2009 10:50

Ezra / Ezra

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short ezra.. looking overbought..

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14-Sep-2009 09:03

Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

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i'm buying put warrants when STI rises...

technical indicators for STI showing overbought and resuming its downtrend..

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13-Sep-2009 18:29

Midas / Midas

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Midas technical indicators are trending up..

good bullish sign..

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13-Sep-2009 17:50

Others / When did u reach ur 1st $100K

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i think property would provide another level of profits. Look at the richest men in S'pore..

Majority of them are property moguls..

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13-Sep-2009 09:25

Citic Envirotech / United Envirotech

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T.A on Utdenviro..

support @ 22c.. as resistance now becomes support..

indicators are showing overbought.. may trend higher but probability of a correction higher..

accumulate on dip.. or those riskier traders may try @ 22c for a scalp..

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12-Sep-2009 16:07

GLD USD / Gold going up this year?

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Hi 534hjb1! Glad u take interest in gold when the majority hasn't. Always be the leader not the follower when it comes to investing.

Best to buy gold on dips, just like investing. Sep is a strong month for gold cos of the dewali holidays in the indian subcontinent and the upcoming China golden week holidays.

Gold is for wealth preservation & an inflation hedger.

Want to buy physical gold? there's UOB raffles place branch that allows u to buy physical gold.

OR u can visit this website www.kitco.com if u want to buy online.

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11-Sep-2009 15:22

Midas / Midas

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hope got 4pm show..

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11-Sep-2009 15:20

Citic Envirotech / United Envirotech

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same strategy...

ozone2002 ( Date: 11-Sep-2009 11:20) Posted:

22.5! book value.. collect on dip.. sell on rallies

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11-Sep-2009 15:02

Others / Market News that affect STI

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BIG BIG BUBBLE FORMING..

erictkw ( Date: 11-Sep-2009 12:57) Posted:

China assures world on stimulus efforts

08:09, September 11, 2009

China will not end its stimulus initiatives at a time when the global economy is starting to see "slow and zigzag" recovery from its free fall, Premier Wen Jiabao assured global business leaders Thursday.

Instead, he said the country will "enrich its stimulus package" to better link it to the creation of new engines of China''s growth.

"We cannot and will not change the direction of our policies at an inappropriate time," Wen said at the opening of the World Economic Forum in Dalian, Liaoning province.

"The foundations of China''s economic recovery are not stable, not solidified and unbalanced and the global economic outlook is uncertain," he said.

"The top priority of our work is to maintain stable and quick economic growth, so we will unswervingly stick to a relatively loose monetary policy and an active fiscal policy," said Wen.

Economists and analysts saw Wen''s rejection of an early "stimulus exit" as a firm international commitment to shore up the global economy and they said the subject is sure to be further debated at the upcoming G20 leaders summit in Pittsburgh, Pa., late this month.

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Jiang Yu said yesterday in Beijing that China hopes the forum will help tackle the world economic downturn and send a "stronger signal" for global recovery.

"It''s too early to discuss the stimulus exit timetable because the global economy is still filled with uncertainties," Bi Jiyao, a senior economist with the National Development and Reform Commission, told China Daily.

Bi said developed economies may consider withdrawing their fiscal stimulus measures around the middle of next year, if the world economy steadily picks up.

China's Premier Wen Jiabao (L) waves next to World Economic Forum (WEF) founder Klaus Schwab after his speech at the opening ceremony of the WEF meeting, in China's port city Dalian September 10, 2009. (chinadaily.com.cn/Agencies)

"For China, I think we will continue with strong fiscal spending but we should readjust where the taxpayers' money is going," said Bi.

Wen said China would insist on policy consistency to ensure high-speed economic growth.

"We should fully implement and continuously improve policies and discover and resolve new problems in a timely manner," said Wen. He warned about the risk of inflation even though the country was still experiencing deflation.

"We should be alert and prevent all potential risks, including inflation," he said.

China Daily learned yesterday from reliable sources that industrial growth last month was believed to be up by between 8.0 and 8.5 percent from 7.5 percent in July.

The financial crisis led to the figure plunging to 3.8 percent in February, compared to its average of 15 percent before the financial turmoil.

China began the year with many economists predicting that it would fail to hit its target of 8 percent growth for the year, which is crucial if China is to generate enough jobs for its millions of migrant workers.

Hitting 8 percent is now within reach after China's economy expanded 7.9 percent in the second quarter, according to the central bank.

Analysts have applauded the effectiveness of China's two-year, 4-trillion-yuan ($585 billion) stimulus package, but some have fretted that, in emphasizing investment, China has slowed the much-needed transition to a consumption-driven economy.

Full Coverage:
Davos at Dalian

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11-Sep-2009 15:01

Citic Envirotech / United Envirotech

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oei i haven collected enough..

so fast push up to 23c.. :(

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11-Sep-2009 14:57

Midas / Midas

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china up 2%.. midas can catch up?

still in hibernation mode..?

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11-Sep-2009 12:51

Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

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Insiders sell like there's no tomorrow

Corporate officers and directors were buying stock when the market hit bottom. What does it say that they're selling now?

Stocks have rallied -- but corporate officers and directors are now selling after buying the dip.

NEW YORK (Fortune) -- Can hundreds of stock-selling insiders be wrong?

The stock market has mounted an historic rally since it hit a low in March. The S&P 500 is up 55%, as U.S. job losses have slowed and credit markets have stabilized.

But against that improving backdrop, one indicator has turned distinctly bearish: Corporate officers and directors have been selling shares at a pace last seen just before the onset of the subprime malaise two years ago.

While a wave of insider selling doesn't necessarily foretell a stock market downturn, it suggests that those with the first read on business trends don't believe current stock prices are justified by economic fundamentals.

"It's not a very complicated story," said Charles Biderman, who runs market research firm Trim Tabs. "Insiders know better than you and me. If prices are too high, they sell."

Biderman, who says there were $31 worth of insider stock sales in August for every $1 of insider buys, isn't the only one who has taken note. Ben Silverman, director of research at the InsiderScore.com web site that tracks trading action, said insiders are selling at their most aggressive clip since the summer of 2007.

Silverman said the "orgy of selling" is noteworthy because corporate insiders were aggressive buyers of the market's spring dip. The S&P 500 dropped as low as 666 in early March before the recent rally took it back above 1,000.

"That was a great call," Silverman said. "They were buying when prices were low, so it makes sense to look at what they're doing now that prices are higher."

Straightforward trading

In the case of firms such as discount broker TD Ameritrade (AMTD), they are selling with abandon. Chairman Joe Moglia has netted more than $10 million in profits from stock sales since April, by selling shares on each of the last 106 business days, according to Securities and Exchange Commission filings.

A TD Ameritrade spokeswoman said Moglia's sales are being made under a pre-arranged selling plan he filed with the SEC last August. Under that plan, his brokers exercise some options he got eight years ago and sell the underlying shares every day the company's stock price is above a certain level.

Moglia's not the only insider selling at TD Ameritrade. The company's founder and former chairman, Joe Ricketts, and his wife Marlene last month sold 5.7 million shares to help fund the family's purchase of the Chicago Cubs baseball team. They owned 16% of the company's stock at last count.

Silverman said the TD Ameritrade insider sales don't particularly raise concerns about the company's health, because "special circumstances" -- the Cubs deal and the pending expiration of Moglia's options -- are evident.

He said it's potentially more worrisome when insiders suddenly make big sales without obvious motivating factors.

Fossil (FOSL) CEO Tom Kartsotis has sold $25 million of the watchmaker's stock over the past month. Shares of Fossil have more than doubled since early March. Fossil didn't immediately return a call seeking comment.

At video game maker Activision Blizzard (ATVI), CEO Robert Kotick and director Brian Kelly each made more than $10 million last month by selling shares after exercising stock options.

While some of Kotick's options were due to expire next year, others weren't due to expire until 2014 in his case and 2012 in Kelly's. The stock sales took place at prices that were about 50% above their 52-week low. Activision didn't respond to a request for comment.

Adding to the flurry of stock sales, companies are selling stock to the public at a brisk clip while buybacks have tailed off. All told, U.S. corporations have been net sellers of $105 billion of stock over the past four months, Biderman said.

Insiders have managed to cash in on some of those offerings. Healthcare payment administrator Emdeon (EM), for instance, last month raised $155 million in an initial public offering. At the same time, selling shareholders led by private equity investor General Atlantic Partners raised $188 million.

Though the wave of selling by insiders doesn't necessarily predict a pullback in their stocks or the market as a whole, it's hard to put a happy spin on the recent trends.

"The disparity between buyers and sellers right now is vast," said Silverman. "That's the beauty of following insider trading -- these guys are talking with their checkbooks."

First Published: September 10, 2009: 2:36 PM ET

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11-Sep-2009 11:25

Midas / Midas

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i suspect what the funds are doing:

since speculators have waited so darn long.. now their chance to sell since it broke out of its consolidation range..

they will try to sell.. hence the funds pick it up and push the price further after they have accumulated enough

leaving those speculators banging themselves for letting go too early..

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11-Sep-2009 11:20

Citic Envirotech / United Envirotech

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22.5! book value.. collect on dip.. sell on rallies

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11-Sep-2009 11:18

Midas / Midas

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are the funds dumpin @ 86.5 ? or collecting @ 86.5?

seems like the sell Q never ending..

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11-Sep-2009 11:08

Midas / Midas

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false chiong to suck in those speculators?

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