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Towkay, i need to keep quiet for some counter..... then it will move unnotice..... so cant talk much about them....... just hold for the move soon.... lol
Yeah across the northern part, they want the market to be in top health and the top gun is doing the talking instead of bank analysts.. Lol.
Bopanha ( Date: 11-Apr-2013 11:21) Posted:
Why HSBC so kp? Let our own people maybe the top miw do it to say we our market can buy up to overweight levels. Hehehe.
guoyanyunyan ( Date: 11-Apr-2013 09:23) Posted:
HSBC upgrades Singapore's market to Overweight
HSBC upgrades to Singapore's stock market to Overweight from Neutral for the second quarter. " With markets across the region stuck in a holding pattern, we believe Singapore provides a relatively safe haven," it says.
" Singapore is one of the more stable, low beta Asian markets with very low earnings volatility. The expected 2013 dividend yield of 3.5% -- with an appreciating Singapore dollar -- is in the upper end of the region's range, and one of the main attractions of the market."
HSBC notes mutual-fund investors have rotated to underweight Singapore equities in relative terms, with their exposure at a five-year low and sell-side analysts are increasingly bearish on Singapore equities.
It notes the market trades at 14.3x 12-month forward P/E, a 1% discount to the 10-year average with the consensus EPS growth estimates at just 2.1% for MSCI Singapore, high risks to earnings appear priced in, it says. It has an end-2013 STI target of 3,800.
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Why HSBC so kp? Let our own people maybe the top miw do it to say we our market can buy up to overweight levels. Hehehe.
guoyanyunyan ( Date: 11-Apr-2013 09:23) Posted:
HSBC upgrades Singapore's market to Overweight
HSBC upgrades to Singapore's stock market to Overweight from Neutral for the second quarter. " With markets across the region stuck in a holding pattern, we believe Singapore provides a relatively safe haven," it says.
" Singapore is one of the more stable, low beta Asian markets with very low earnings volatility. The expected 2013 dividend yield of 3.5% -- with an appreciating Singapore dollar -- is in the upper end of the region's range, and one of the main attractions of the market."
HSBC notes mutual-fund investors have rotated to underweight Singapore equities in relative terms, with their exposure at a five-year low and sell-side analysts are increasingly bearish on Singapore equities.
It notes the market trades at 14.3x 12-month forward P/E, a 1% discount to the 10-year average with the consensus EPS growth estimates at just 2.1% for MSCI Singapore, high risks to earnings appear priced in, it says. It has an end-2013 STI target of 3,800.
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Towkay, dont sleep.... go long dow now.... for tonight new high....lol
JUNWEI9756 ( Date: 11-Apr-2013 11:08) Posted:
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Close my short on dow now for a little profit..... lol
Dow also follow me to sleep.... No change the time I sleep? LOL
HSBC upgrades Singapore's market to Overweight
HSBC upgrades to Singapore's stock market to Overweight from Neutral for the second quarter. " With markets across the region stuck in a holding pattern, we believe Singapore provides a relatively safe haven," it says.
" Singapore is one of the more stable, low beta Asian markets with very low earnings volatility. The expected 2013 dividend yield of 3.5% -- with an appreciating Singapore dollar -- is in the upper end of the region's range, and one of the main attractions of the market."
HSBC notes mutual-fund investors have rotated to underweight Singapore equities in relative terms, with their exposure at a five-year low and sell-side analysts are increasingly bearish on Singapore equities.
It notes the market trades at 14.3x 12-month forward P/E, a 1% discount to the 10-year average with the consensus EPS growth estimates at just 2.1% for MSCI Singapore, high risks to earnings appear priced in, it says. It has an end-2013 STI target of 3,800.
Thanks. Got it.
Isolator ( Date: 11-Apr-2013 00:11) Posted:
To short.... Just target to close at 14670 will do... Lol
eurekaw ( Date: 10-Apr-2013 23:53) Posted:
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SG Daily: Privatisation Plays - From Hot Buns to Beams of Steel
The
appearance of Thai F& B player Minor International as a 10%
shareholder in Breadtalk is currently tantalizing the taste buds of
local investors. We think the flour will not stop rising yet.
Our analysis of 54 such M& A transactions since 2011 show that
consumer stocks are popular and takeover premiums were mostly above 20%.
We put on our tall thinking hats and came up with nine quality small-mid
caps with favorable chances for positive corporate actions. These are
China Minzhong, Dukang Distillers, Hotel Properties, Midas, Sarin, Sing
Holdings, Super Group, Viz Branz and Yongnam. |
Asian Equities Declines Offer Buy Chance
HSBC
I reckon index linked counters and pennies will have a strong interest today.Small and mid-cap in for rotational play.
Knn.... dow....I will short again tonight......I dont believed u wont drop....
Sawatdee ka khun Bopanha!
Sanuk mak!
Koh hai choke dee na!
Bopanha ( Date: 10-Apr-2013 16:58) Posted:
Kup kun kap, actually we all are addicted already. Day in and day out must come and peep in. Wahahaha. Chok dee.
" theyoungone" is 70 years old as he claimed to be, so he is only young in SJ. Hahahaha.
Got to go off now. Cheers.
GorgeousOng ( Date: 10-Apr-2013 16:37) Posted:
| Hahaaa welcome "theyoungone" on board!!!! I am sure you will get addicted. It is more fun than FB!!! You will not be able to live without SJ!!! I love it !!! Heheeee |
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Sifu is very "
zai " (steady). I like.
Pei fu, pei fu.
Isolator ( Date: 11-Apr-2013 00:47) Posted:
| Set stop for short... Time to sleep.... Lol |
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谢 谢 您 ！ :))
guoyanyunyan ( Date: 10-Apr-2013 20:32) Posted:
...it is best not to be addicted ... keep a safe distance ... 保 持 距 离 以 策 安 全 ...
GorgeousOng ( Date: 10-Apr-2013 20:28) Posted:
| Hahaaaa! After dinner everyone comes here to attend night classes ....Mamma Mia ! We are so addicted!!! I love it!!!! |
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Kam sia for your advice!:))
student ( Date: 10-Apr-2013 20:23) Posted:
Stocks is not " sng-sng" .
With human nature, it is easy to lose a lot after winning a bit.
There is no room for rejoicing in stocks betting (hence not sng-sng).
As depression can easily take over as a matter of course.
GorgeousOng ( Date: 10-Apr-2013 16:37) Posted:
| Hahaaa welcome "theyoungone" on board!!!! I am sure you will get addicted. It is more fun than FB!!! You will not be able to live without SJ!!! I love it !!! Heheeee |
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Charging Ahead...The Dawn of A New Era
Set stop for short... Time to sleep.... Lol
yes sifu.. no problem... let me know anytime :)
Isolator ( Date: 11-Apr-2013 00:27) Posted:
Towkay, after my long holiday... Let see we can meet up for tea one day... Lol
JUNWEI9756 ( Date: 11-Apr-2013 00:19) Posted:
| Har lereno no volume cannot go up leh ): If up i must buy u lunch ok my Lamborghini come liao : |
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