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SGG_SGG
    26-Sep-2011 12:16  
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ONLY?!?!?! 1.70+ better!

alanghc2020      ( Date: 26-Sep-2011 12:12) Posted:

Will drop till 2.10 ! ! !

 
 
alanghc2020
    26-Sep-2011 12:12  
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Will drop till 2.10 ! ! !
 
 
SGG_SGG
    26-Sep-2011 12:05  
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BBQ till chow tah. LOL!


Isolator      ( Date: 26-Sep-2011 11:56) Posted:

Yes... TCSS can save your asssss... But too bad, I am sure you have burned badly.... lol

SGG_SGG      ( Date: 26-Sep-2011 10:47) Posted:



He only comes in here to TCSS his feelings lehhh... he doesn't give tuition. heheheheeeee

But I am fine with that coz he did say openly he TCSS only  Smiley


 

 
Isolator
    26-Sep-2011 11:56  
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Yes... TCSS can save your asssss... But too bad, I am sure you have burned badly.... lol

SGG_SGG      ( Date: 26-Sep-2011 10:47) Posted:



He only comes in here to TCSS his feelings lehhh... he doesn't give tuition. heheheheeeee

But I am fine with that coz he did say openly he TCSS only  Smiley


eplepl      ( Date: 26-Sep-2011 10:34) Posted:



hey i believe you.

 

show me more charts leh


 
 
HLJHLJ
    26-Sep-2011 11:52  
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Difficult. As long as short is allowed, it is very difficult to hold long term because they can keep doing it and the one holding it becomes the victim. Unless of course, we want to hold very long but bear in mind there is opportunity cost and for those playing margin, worst still, interest is clicking everyday. So either join them or stay sideline for the time being.

Good news can also force them to cover. So wait for mid Oct for Europe to come out with something concrete (hopefully). I can't remember the date but they are meeting to fix this.

pasttime      ( Date: 25-Sep-2011 23:10) Posted:

so how to counter these short actions.

 
 
SGG_SGG
    26-Sep-2011 10:47  
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He only comes in here to TCSS his feelings lehhh... he doesn't give tuition. heheheheeeee

But I am fine with that coz he did say openly he TCSS only  Smiley


eplepl      ( Date: 26-Sep-2011 10:34) Posted:



hey i believe you.

 

show me more charts leh.

Isolator      ( Date: 26-Sep-2011 09:50) Posted:

Why no one seems to believe me that CPL will sure to go below $2 very soon.... hmmm...


 

 
louis001
    26-Sep-2011 10:42  
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some even predict a short term rally coming...anything is possible in stock market, but " seeing is believing" , WYSIWYG(what you see is what you get)...

very soon ?   this week ? next month ?  

Isolator      ( Date: 26-Sep-2011 09:50) Posted:

Why no one seems to believe me that CPL will sure to go below $2 very soon.... hmmm...

 
 
eplepl
    26-Sep-2011 10:34  
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hey i believe you.

 

show me more charts leh.

Isolator      ( Date: 26-Sep-2011 09:50) Posted:

Why no one seems to believe me that CPL will sure to go below $2 very soon.... hmmm...

 
 
Isolator
    26-Sep-2011 09:50  
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Why no one seems to believe me that CPL will sure to go below $2 very soon.... hmmm...
 
 
eplepl
    26-Sep-2011 08:55  
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take this from business time.

 

·                Property investment sales down 55% in Q3 from Q2 - Investment sales of property reached only about S$3.8b (up to 21 September), down 55% from S$8.5b in Q2, as many investors hold back their purchases amid growing economic uncertainties, show latest figures from Savills Singapore. Investment sales often reflect the confidence of major property players in the mid to long-term prospects of the sector. However, the S$20.6b tally since the start of this year is still 2% higher than the figure in 9M10. Savills forecasts that the current quarter will end at about S$4.0-4.2b of investment sales, followed by another S$4-6b in Q4 - which will take the full-year 2011 figure to S$25-27b. The number for the whole of last year was S$31.96b.

 

·                HDB launches over 8,200 flats for sale - The HDB yesterday launched more than 8,200 flats for sale under its BTO and SBF exercises. This is the largest supply of flats ever offered in a single launch. HDB will offer a total of 5,415 new flats in seven BTO projects located in Sengkang, Punggol, Jurong West, Jurong East and Ang Mo Kio towns. In addition, another 2,847 flats will be offered to homebuyers under the SBF exercise. Analysts said that HDB is ramping up the supply of new flats as it anticipates more demand after it raised the qualifying income ceiling for new flats to S$10,000 in August, from S$8,000 previously.

 

·                Singapore's priciest homes rise 144% in value over five years - Billionaire homeowners in Singapore have seen the value of their properties increase 144% in the past five years - the highest price hike globally. This brings the average cost of Singapore's ultra-high-value homes to £1,000 (S$1,988) psf, eighth out of the 10 cities ranked, according to international real estate adviser Savills.

 

·                Popular Land buys Permai Court for S$20.25m - Popular Holdings, through Popular Land Investment, has struck an enbloc deal to buy the freehold Permai Court at Kampong Bahru for S$20.25m. A new development can potentially build up to a GFA of 23,176 sq ft, including a bonus 10% GFA for balconies. The sale price thus works out to about S$982 psf ppr, taking into consideration also an estimated development charge and the premium for the adjoining state land of about S$2.5m. The group has seen success with two completed projects: One Robin and 18 Shelford. Construction of a third project, 8 Raja, is in progress.

 

·                URA to launch tender for hotel site - The URA is planning to launch the tender for a hotel site sitting between Jalan Bukit Merah and Alexandra Road in about two weeks. The site, which was put on the reserve list in 2007, is being put up for sale through a public tender after a property developer committed to bidding no less than S$98m for it. The 99-year leasehold site is 7,946.2 sqm in size, and has a maximum permissible GFA of 22,249 sq m.

 


Source: Singapore Business Times

SGG_SGG      ( Date: 26-Sep-2011 08:48) Posted:

Warren Buffet and Peter Lim are trader or investors?

iPunter      ( Date: 26-Sep-2011 08:20) Posted:



Sifu is so right...

    In the stock market, there are 2 main types of players viz :-

            a) Investors (who haven't a clue, or can't be bothered about trends)


            b) Traders (who acknowledge and thus live by trends)

Usually, the traders make money at the expense of the investors.

        But investors have only themselves to blame, since they staunchly

                expect the stocks to go up and up forever to the sky..  lol....Smiley


 

 
SGG_SGG
    26-Sep-2011 08:48  
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Warren Buffet and Peter Lim are trader or investors?

iPunter      ( Date: 26-Sep-2011 08:20) Posted:



Sifu is so right...

    In the stock market, there are 2 main types of players viz :-

            a) Investors (who haven't a clue, or can't be bothered about trends)


            b) Traders (who acknowledge and thus live by trends)

Usually, the traders make money at the expense of the investors.

        But investors have only themselves to blame, since they staunchly

                expect the stocks to go up and up forever to the sky..  lol....Smiley


louis001      ( Date: 25-Sep-2011 23:23) Posted:



people short because they think the price is trending down,

they long because they think the price is trending up,

if there are right, ie, you counter their actions will mean against the trend, which is bad for you...again, no body really knows for sure the trend,

if there are wrong, ie, they sell and you buy, than it is good for you...again, no one really sure when and how long the trend will last....and you have to decide when to sell later.


 
 
iPunter
    26-Sep-2011 08:20  
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Sifu is so right...

    In the stock market, there are 2 main types of players viz :-

            a) Investors (who haven't a clue, or can't be bothered about trends)


            b) Traders (who acknowledge and thus live by trends)

Usually, the traders make money at the expense of the investors.

        But investors have only themselves to blame, since they staunchly

                expect the stocks to go up and up forever to the sky..  lol....Smiley


louis001      ( Date: 25-Sep-2011 23:23) Posted:



people short because they think the price is trending down,

they long because they think the price is trending up,

if there are right, ie, you counter their actions will mean against the trend, which is bad for you...again, no body really knows for sure the trend,

if there are wrong, ie, they sell and you buy, than it is good for you...again, no one really sure when and how long the trend will last....and you have to decide when to sell later..

pasttime      ( Date: 25-Sep-2011 23:10) Posted:

so how to counter these short actions.


 
 
pasttime
    26-Sep-2011 00:06  
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hkex allows short. but only for people to buy up cannot force down.

also better to report full short positions. so transaprent as to how real is the sell or it is short down.

 
 
 
louis001
    25-Sep-2011 23:23  
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people short because they think the price is trending down,

they long because they think the price is trending up,

if there are right, ie, you counter their actions will mean against the trend, which is bad for you...again, no body really knows for sure the trend,

if there are wrong, ie, they sell and you buy, than it is good for you...again, no one really sure when and how long the trend will last....and you have to decide when to sell later..

pasttime      ( Date: 25-Sep-2011 23:10) Posted:

so how to counter these short actions.

 
 
dc16888
    25-Sep-2011 23:14  
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I found most of the counter resistance and support too close, profits not attractive.. chart view

http://www.tradestockdiary.blogspot.com

http://www.holistichealingnatural.blogspot.com
 

 
pasttime
    25-Sep-2011 23:10  
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so how to counter these short actions.
 
 
louis001
    25-Sep-2011 22:59  
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  Quote "   lesser people are willing to sell below 250?  "

less or more ? all is needed are some people who are willing to sell below 2.50.....

there is no conclusion in stock market prices...there are just too many factors and players that anything can happen and change anytime ..... 
 
 
HLJHLJ
    25-Sep-2011 16:21  
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You forgot there are shortists who borrow from aunties/uncles and sell first then buy back later.
They can iterate this many times.  It can be like a Tsunami if economy is really bad.
Even share buyback cannot " tong" this kind of thing. Only good news with good economy can make them cover and force them to go long, otherwise, it is a vicious cycle for them.


edwinjup      ( Date: 25-Sep-2011 11:10) Posted:



just wonder can i conclude one thing, daily trade of capitaland is around 10k lots in sgx,with recent buy back 17k lots from market by the company, lesser people are willing to sell below 250? lots of my friends and uncle bought this stock above three in cash and cpf and they never intend to sell if making a loss...thus capitaland maybe a counter that u can invest if got extra cash..GOOD LUCK

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
bryansng
    25-Sep-2011 11:58  
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Yea, im waiting for a good chance to pounce into this but will see the situation for a few more days.

New123      ( Date: 24-Sep-2011 11:32) Posted:

Dow closed in marginally  gain on Friday. Don't know what will it be for this  Mon? Seems to be supporting well with the company buying back shares.. 

bryansng      ( Date: 23-Sep-2011 16:02) Posted:



2.46 - 2.62.. Price has been rebounding between these 2 px.

Now see if the body corporate will do a share buyback again.


 
 
iPunter
    25-Sep-2011 11:22  
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If newbie uncles/aunties, or veteran uncles/aunties

        get motivated and buy @2.50...

            then if it later drops to 2.00,

                  then they sure will be pengsan... Smiley


 
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