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SCINTRONIX MY TOP PICKS FOR TODAY FOR A MULTI-BAGGER
SGX will not allow trading suspend company to remain in STI lah. Those company performance is not up to expect, they kick them off. So that STI will continue to show positive to attrach more innocent people to place they money in.
So sad to see F& N go...
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STI
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Fraser & Neave (Singapore, B17NLV6, F99) will be deleted from the index.
Hutchison Port Holdings Trust (Singapore, B56ZM74, NS8U) will be added to the index with a shares in issue total of 8,708,888,000 and an investability weighting of 58%. |
3 April 2013
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FTSE ST Mid Cap Index
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STATS ChipPAC (Singapore, 6207463, S24) will be added to the index with a shares in issue total of 2,202,166,934 and an investability weighting of 20%.
Hutchison Port Holdings Trust will be deleted from the index. |
3 April 2013
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SCINTRONIX LH GROUP top picks
Hear government increasing coe qouta next year.....currently alot of seller but no buyer due to the 5 year loan 50% .... coe may cool down in coming months to 10k-20k....range..... its hard for avg household to pay 70k up front.....
Who can make trading decision based on this reports? It improves the transparency, but not trading decision.
gufeng88 ( Date: 01-Apr-2013 20:25) Posted:
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Short sell orders executed on 01 April 2013
Market is quite boring because HK is closed.....will market sell in may and go away..... lets see...... :)
market seems a lot of sellers ! most counters have sellers !
Expect the STI to test the 3320 resistance with the next hurdle pegged at 3380. Underlying support remains at 3300.
... yes ... some more two are evening star formation and one evening doji star ...
... interesting to see how STI continues from here ....
ozone2002 ( Date: 01-Apr-2013 10:47) Posted:
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China's factory production ran at its fastest in 11 months in March, according to the official manufacturing purchasing managers index published on Monday, though the rise to 50.9 missed market expectations of a bigger headline jump. The PMI missed market expectations, based on a Reuters poll of analysts, for a solid uptick to 52.0 from February's five-month low of 50.1, confounding the view of some analysts that the world's second-biggest economy might be recovering faster than expected from a slowdown in 2012 that dragged growth to a 13-year low of 7.8 percent. But a rise in the output index to a 10-month high of 52.7, an 11-month high of 52.3 for overall new orders and new export orders also at an 11-month peak 50.9, offered signs that China's economic recovery is gaining traction. (Read More: China's Urbanization Drive Leaves Migrant Workers Out in the Cold) " The improvement in the index, which changes the downward trend of the first two months of the year, indicates that the economic outlook in general is stabilizing," Zhang Liqun, an analyst at the Development Research Center, state think-tank, said in a statement accompanying the index. Manufacturers of cars, electronics, machinery and equipment saw business improve while ferrous metal smelters and petroleum processing and coking activity slowed, the PMI survey found. February's drop took the official PMI to within a whisker of the 50-point mark that separates accelerating from slowing growth in China's giant factory sector. (Read More: China January-February Factory Profits Rise 17.2% as Recovery Picks Up) Investors broadly believe that last month's reading was mainly the product of a holiday-induced lull in activity and expected March to return to a rising trend. The Lunar New Year fell in February this year and in January last year. Many Chinese factories closed for at least two weeks in February as millions of migrant workers in towns headed back to their rural homes to celebrate the holiday with their families. A private sector survey of purchasing managers, sponsored by HSBC and published earlier in March, signaled that activity in China's industrial sector quickened in March, pointing to solid first-quarter growth across the economy. An update to that survey - which tracks mainly small and medium-sized firms in the private sector as opposed to the mainly large, state-backed companies in the official survey - is scheduled to be published at 0145 GMT on Monday. (Read More: China Big 5 Banks' 2012 Profit Seen Up 12% at $121 Billion) Economists broadly expect the economy to enjoy a steady but gentle recovery in 2013, boosted mainly by internal growth engines such as infrastructure investment and household consumption, as Beijing pushes forward an urbanization program worth an estimated 400 trillion yuan ($6.4 trillion) that will help China rebalance its economic structure. Chinese export data in January and February showed external demand is reviving, a trend widely expected to extend in coming months which could give the economy an extra lift. But the strength and extent of the economic recovery hinges on when the central bank tightens its grip on monetary policy after easing liquidity and promoting credit expansion through much of 2012 to kick-start the recovery.
Some good news for China manufacturing stock.
if SG ever got fire sale i sure happy to see tat
but.....if u know properties investors in SG u will know such thing wont happen.... so sad i love it will happen though.
ozone2002 ( Date: 01-Apr-2013 10:49) Posted:
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housing fire sale in SG akan datang?
Octavia ( Date: 29-Mar-2013 20:23) Posted:
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STI hit triple top..woohoo!
gd luck dyodd
rumored tat Al Qaeda did tat before 9/11
tat stupid looking leader just wanna show his stupid armies who the boss
anyway those r really 井 底 蛙
if u see their so called special task force wah liao one man can pull a army truck loaded with soldiers, one lady member can chop brick etc aiyo they think if US whack them will use brute force meh.
they should learn from SAF all specky soldiers in SAF no problem we go high tech, where got time use muscle to fight war.
oh ya btw just back from GZ, got one china man bought 2 of my coffin units with good price. I asked him such price he wont roi so fast leh....he told me nvr mind he just wanna turn cash to tangible assets becos they scare the communist will control bank deposit when they starts clamping down dirty monies....
louis_leecs ( Date: 31-Mar-2013 19:23) Posted:
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Cyprus not precedent for eurozone, says EU chief
Decision to tax bank accounts below 100,000 euros 'unfortunate'
[NICOSIA] Cyprus's decision to force losses on bank deposits doesn't set a precedent for the rest of the euro region, European Union president Herman Van Rompuy said in an interview with De Zondag.
He was cited as saying that eurozone finance ministers made an " unfortunate decision" in approving an initial plan to tax bank accounts below the EU-insured limit of 100,000 euros (S$160,000).
That plan, which was rejected by the Cypriot parliament, and a subsequent agreement to force losses on creditors of the country's two largest banks, won't threaten other nations, Mr Van Rompuy said in an interview with the Belgian newspaper.
" Cyprus is a special case, because of the size, structure and characteristics of its financial sector," he said in the interview, published yesterday, reiterating that insured depositors are protected under European Union (EU) law.
“We’re convinced this is about Kim solidifying his place with his own people and his own military, who still don’t know him,” one senior administration official said Friday. He added, “We’re worried about what he’s going to do next, but we’re not worried about what he seems to be threatening to do next.”
To North Korea experts in Washington and Seoul, there is something familiar in the country’s threats to “keep the White House in the cross hairs of our long-range missiles.” Such threat of armed brinkmanship — the catchphrase in the 1990s was that Seoul would become a “sea of fire,” a term recently revived by North Korea’s news agencies — has in the past drawn its adversaries to the bargaining table with economic concessions. But at the same time, the tensions with the outside world provide the government with opportunities to elevate its leader’s status among his people — which might be more important to a young, untested leader than it was to his father and grandfather.