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(Post 1 of 63) 07/16/1999.11:06:00 |
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Looks like the story about the takeover by Comfort is not true. Just announced that Comfort sold over 11 mil shares or 5% of the company between the 24th of June till the 6th of July. Not fair to investors that they are only now announcing it in a batch format at the SES site. Comfort still owns another 5%. |
| (Post 2 of 63) 09/28/1999.10:40:00 |
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Tye Soon H1 net loss 285,000 sgd vs loss 3.40 mln SINGAPORE (AFX-ASIA) - Tye Soon Ltd first half 1999 results: Net loss - 285,000 sgd vs loss 3.40 mln Sales - 52.85 mln sgd vs 40.44 mln Pre-tax profit - 289,000 sgd vs loss 3.27 mln Interim div - nil; unchanged Loss per share - 0.12 cents vs loss per share 1.42 The company said its automotive components business returned to profitability in the first half as major southeast Asian markets recovered. In the second half, the group will try to further curtail losses in the non-automotive businesses. "Barring unforeseen circumstances, the directors remain confident that the group will achieve better results in the current year compared to last year." jb/gh AFN GSK30-27Sep99 01:06 GMT AFX ; ASIA ; |
| (Post 3 of 63) 11/17/1999.02:06:00 |
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Tuesday, November 16 7:05 PM SGT Singapore's Tye Soon To Sell 50% Stake In Associate Co SINGAPORE (Dow Jones)--Tye Soon Ltd. (TYES.SI) said Tuesday its unit Filsound Enterprise Pte Ltd. will sell its 50% stake in an associate company for S$56,305. The stake in Filsound Communications will be sold to existing shareholder Christopher Lim, who has a 40% stake in the company. The divestment is part of the group's effort to improve its financial performance, Tye Soon said in a statement. Filsound Communications is engaged in the retail distribution of telecommunications equipment. |
| (Post 4 of 63) 03/28/2000.05:31:00 |
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Tye Soon Ltd 1999 net loss pre-extra 287,000 sgd vs loss 5.168 mln Tye Soon 1999 results: Net loss pre-extra - 287,000 sgd vs loss 5.168 mln Extraordinary loss - 184,000 sgd vs nil Sales - 107.438 mln sgd vs 85.378 mln Net loss - 471,000 vs loss 5.168 mln Opg profit - 685,000 sgd vs loss 4.979 mln Loss per share - 0.20 cents vs loss 2.16 cents Div - nil; unchanged "The group's performance improved significantly in 1999, supported by the firm economic recovery in the group's major markets in SouthEast Asia," the company said. It said the results turnaround was largely attributable to a combination of higher sales and margins, a more favourable interest rate environment, and a lower provision for doubtful debt. Turnover from the automotive components business increased by about 28 pct to 79.7 mln sgd while turnover from the non-automotive business increased by 21 pct to 27.8 mln. The automotive components business performed well during the year, supported by higher sales and margins, it said. The automotive components business recovered from the loss incurred in 1998 and returned to profit, achieving an operating profit before tax of 2.1 mln. Although the non-automotive business continued to post losses, higher sales and the group's efforts to limit the loss led to a drop in losses from 2.3 mln in 1998 to 1.4 mln in 1999. As losses incurred by certain subsidiaries could not be offset against the profits of other companies within the group, the group's tax charge of 1. 1 mln exceeded operating profit before tax of 0.7 mln, resulting in a loss after tax for the year of 0.4 mln. During the second half of the year, the group sold its branded French lingerie retailing business, as well as its 50 pct equity interest in a telecommunication equipment retailing business, resulting in a total extraordinary loss of 0.18 mln. Together with the termination of certain consumer product lines, these disposals were part of the group's efforts to refocus on core business activities. Following last year's turnaround, the automotive components business continued to be supported by good demand from its major markets during the initial months of the current year, the company said. Based on current buying sentiment, performance for the automotive components business is expected to improve this year over last year, it said. In comparison with the automotive components business, the Group's non-automotive business recovered to a lesser degree in 1999. Although turnover increased, the loss remained, albeit a considerably smaller loss compared to 1998. Further efforts will be made with the aim of reducing the said loss during the current year. "Overall, barring unforeseen circumstances, if current sentiment and business conditions remain favourable, the directors are confident that the Group will achieve better results in the current year compared to last year." |
| (Post 5 of 63) 05/17/2000.00:42:00 |
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Any updates from forumers on this stock. Seems like some collection underway? |
| (Post 6 of 63) 06/14/2000.22:47:00 |
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Daimler Chrysler setting up spare parts shop here how does it affect Tye Soon |
| (Post 7 of 63) 06/15/2000.11:15:00 |
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Oklah, Good spot that one! Today, Tye Soon (according to company website) "is a market leader in the automotive components business in Singapore, as well as one of the largest automotive components stockists in the region. Tye Soon specializes in the distribution of Mercedes-Benz passenger car parts with a comprehensive range of components for various models. In addition, Tye Soon distributes more than 80 brands of automotive components from both principal and original equipment manufacturers such as Bosch, LMI, Exedy (Daikin) and 555. Our modern warehouse facility at 64 Toh Guan Road carries an extensive inventory of more than 23,000 items, ranging from chassis, engine to electrical parts for use in Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, Volkswagen, Audi, Toyota, Nissan and Mitsubishi vehicles. Our strong links with manufacturers in Europe and Japan have enabled us to consolidate a broader base of customers in Asia, particularly in Southeast Asia. Tye Soon currently distributes to more than 400 automotive component wholesalers, retailers and auto-repair centres in the region. To further expand our position, we have set up offices in several countries, including a modern and well-equipped auto-repair and service centre in China. With more than a hundred dedicated staff working solidly behind us, we are confident of greater growth and greater heights for the company in the near future." Well there you have it! Worth investigating more and more....just my 2.5c worth of snoopyness |
| (Post 8 of 63) 06/15/2000.16:38:00 |
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Somebody just dumped some Tye Soon shares all the way down to 18 cents. The quote is now 18B 20S. Wonder what's going on? The "invisible hands" trying to cause panic selling? |
| (Post 9 of 63) 06/15/2000.18:17:00 |
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daimler's S$ 80million can byt many Tye Soon shares |
| (Post 10 of 63) 06/16/2000.09:19:00 |
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Senseprec, You maybe right about IH causing panic selling. Yesterday's volume of 940,000 shares traded was the highest daily since the run up to the July 99 peak. Then, tens of millions would trade daily till the stock hit 73.5c high. Further, over the past month Tye Soon has been stuck in tight range of 18-23c indidcative of the start of mild collection underway, but thus far only a total of 4.77 mil have changed hands. So, it could well be that IH is trying to coerce weak holders to sell into their willing hands?! I pryed into their 1999 report card and noticed the following under the captioned segment 'Review of the performance of the company and its principal subsidiaries' where it was stated: "The Group's performance improved significantly in 1999 supported by the firm economic recovery in the Group's major markets in South East Asia. Group turnover increased by about 26% from $85.4 million to $107.4 million and significantly, a profit before tax of $0.7 million was achieved compared to the loss before tax of $5.0 million in 1998. The results turnaround was largely attributable to a combination of higher sales and margins, a more favourable interest rate environment, and a lower provision for doubtful debt. Turnover for the automotive components business increased by about 28% to $79.7 million while turnover for the non-automotive business increased by 21% to $27.8million. The automotive components business performed well during the year supported by higher sales and margins. The automotive components business recovered from the loss incurred in 1998 and returned to profit, achieving an operating profit before tax of $2.1 million. Although the non-automotive business remained loss making, higher sales and the Group's efforts in curtailing the loss incurred contributed to the reduction in loss from $2.3 million in 1998 to $1.4 million in 1999. As losses incurred by certain subsidiaries could not be offset against the profits of other companies within the Group, the Group's tax charge of $1.1 million exceeded the operating profit before tax of $0.7 million, resulting in a loss after tax for the year of $0.4 million. During the second half of the year, the Group sold its branded French lingerie retailing business as well as its 50% equity interest in a telecommunication equipment retailing business, resulting in a total extraordinary loss of $0.18 million. Together with the discontinuation of certain consumer product lines, these disposals were part of the Group's efforts in refocusing on core business activities." Further under segment captioned 'Commentary on current year prospects' they stated: "Following last year's turnaround, the automotive components business continued to be supported by good demand from its major markets during the initial months of the current year. Based on current buying sentiments, performance for the automotive components business is expected to improve this year over last year. In comparison with the automotive components business, the Group's non-automotive business recovered to a lesser degree in 1999. Although turnover increased, the loss remained, albeit a considerably smaller loss compared to 1998. Further efforts will be made with the aim of reducing the said loss during the current year. Overall, barring unforeseen circumstances, if current sentiments and business conditions remain favourable, the Directors are confident that the Group will achieve better results in the current year compared to last year." There you have it. There appears to be an improved outlook for their core business (75% of turnover) plus the staged divesture of their unprofitable peripheral businesses helps free up valuable cash resources. Gearing is moderate and company is cashflow positive. No vested interest. Just my 2.5c worth |
| (Post 11 of 63) 06/16/2000.17:13:00 |
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Warren Tye Soon recovered 2 cents to 21 on just 184 lots. Now this is beginning to look mighty suspicious. I guess I'll be keeping this counter on my radar screen from now on. Thanks for your assessment of their last annual report. |
| (Post 12 of 63) 06/19/2000.09:43:00 |
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Senseprec & Oklah, Just some anecdotal input: Was at my mechanic over the weekend. He specialises in Mercs and is well aware of TyeSoon (where he sources all his pares from). When asked what will the impact of DaimlerBenz entering the spare parts business mean for them, his response was "Good". He reckons that DB will spend $$ in promotion and advertising that would help develop that segment of the market even more, but their products will be priced high and labelled as 'original' MB parts. Now, Tye Soon has been doing that same business for many years and they too have been selling original MB parts. Only that such parts are being sold at smaller mark-ups, and thus will benefit wit |
| (Post 13 of 63) 06/20/2000.04:04:00 |
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TYE SOON LTD 19 June 2000 SINGAPORE EXCHANGE LTD 20 Cecil Street #26-01/08 The Exchange Singapore 049705 Attention: Ms June Sim Dear Sirs, Annual Report For The Financial Year Ended 31 December 1999 1. We refer to your letter dated 16 June 2000. 2. We would like to confirm that the Tye Soon Group does not have more than 20% of its consolidated net tangible assets located outside Singapore nor derive more than 20% of its consolidated pre-tax profits from its foreign subsidiaries and associated companies. 3. In terms of information relating to auditors of the Company's foreign subsidiaries and associated companies, we set out below the names of the auditors as follows:
Yours faithfully, David Chong Group General Manager/Executive Director Submitted by David Chong, Director on 19/06/2000 to the SGX |
| (Post 14 of 63) 06/22/2000.14:24:00 |
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Caterpillar recently awarded the distributionship by DM, what's the chance that DM to dump Tye Soon and build up a new one with Caterpillar? |
| (Post 15 of 63) 08/22/2000.16:34:00 |
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Strong support at the 20cts mark? Support for 4 months now......  |
| (Post 16 of 63) 08/22/2000.17:29:00 |
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Acorn, looks like we are both watching this counter. Not much activity here. For me, I did most of the buying and queueing today at 19.5cts. I know just a little about the distribution industry and the little I know tells me that it is not easy to set up a distribution business like Tye Soon. You need volume to survive as the margins can be very thin. Distributing just Merc parts may not be enough to justify the investment. This must be the reason why Tye Soon distributes every other car part. This suggest to me that it is really not easy to replicate what Tye Soon has in terms of infrastructure, investment, knowledge and relationship. Like all my investments, I always buy into stocks slowly as I am not good with timing. |
| (Post 17 of 63) 08/22/2000.17:46:00 |
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Oldman, 15 lots done for a 20 cent stock is a mere $3,000 worth of transaction today. Talk abt sleepy stock, this one ranks amongst the most dull of them all. Agree that the barrier to entry to their particular space is high as they have built up a fortress for themselves. I will probably wait a while before attempting any purchase. I like to buy after taking a long time monitoring & researching the counter. They carry excellent product lines from Merz, Bosch & Hella (our car lamps are mostly made by Hella). Will probably ask my mechanic this weekend (seeing him to change my engine oil) if they have dealings with Tye Soon and how it is like. |
| (Post 18 of 63) 08/22/2000.17:50:00 |
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Ah, Acorn, this is my style. I buy very slowly. This is because I am never good with timing. It is called controlled greed ! |
| (Post 19 of 63) 09/26/2000.01:00:50 |
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Tye Soon H1 net profit 745,000 sgd vs 285,000 sgd
SINGAPORE (AFX-ASIA) - Tye Soon Ltd six months to June 2000 results: Net profit - 745,000 sgd vs loss 285,000 Sales - 56.597 mln sgd vs 52.854 mln Pretax profit - 1.524 mln sgd vs 289,000 Opg profit - 3.180 mln sgd vs 1.975 mln EPS - 0.003 sgd vs loss per share 0.0012 Interim dividend - nil, unchanged In a statement, Tye Soon said that it expects to achieve better results in the current year compared with last year. The company said the firm recovery in regional economies will contribute to a trend of "steadier growth" in demand in its major markets this year. Tye Soon said its improved first half performance was mainly due to higher sales and margins in its automotive |
| (Post 20 of 63) 11/15/2000.01:12:31 |
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Acquisition of Business in Australia
The Acquisition Tye Soon Limited ("Tye Soon" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that a subsidiary of the Company has entered into and completed an agreement with Omev Pty Ltd and Imparts (Aust) Pty Ltd as vendors (collectively the "Vendors") and Robert Delamere Brent as Covenantor, pursuant to which the Company acquired the Vendors' inventory and business undertaking (collectively the "Imparts Business") for a consideration of approximately A$1.5 million in cash. The consideration, which was arrived at on a willing buyer willing seller basis, was paid after a satisfactory due diligence exercise was carried out. The subsidiary mentioned above, Imparts Automotive Pty Ltd, was incorporated in Australia with an initial paid-up share capital of A$2 for the purpose of acquiring the Imparts Business. The Company's equity interest in Imparts Automotive Pty Ltd is held through another subsidiary in Singapore to be named Imparts Holdings Pte Ltd, which has an initial authorised and paid-up share capital of $100,000 and $2 respectively. Rationale for the Acquisition Following a period of consolidation over the past two years, the Tye Soon Group (the "Group") now aims to further strengthen its core automotive and consumer businesses through enhancing its product range as well as presence in certain markets. As the region emerges from the recent downturn and enters into a period of growth, the Group seeks suitable business opportunities that provide synergy to its existing businesses as well as satisfy its other investment criteria. The Group's acquisition of the Imparts Business is consistent with the Group's strategy to build its core businesses. Based in Melbourne, the Imparts Business is principally engaged in the distribution of automotive parts. Founded about 25 years ago, the Imparts Business commands a good market presence in the Melbourne region within its business sector as one of the leading independent distributors of European automotive parts in the area. The Imparts Business offers a good platform for the Group's establishment of a greater presence in the eastern states of Australia. Financial Effects of the Acquisition The net tangible assets acquired in the transaction amounted to approximately A$1.3 million. Based on this value and the total consideration payable, goodwill amounted to A$0.2 million. The acquisition is not expected to have any material impact on the Group's net tangible assets and earnings per share for the year ending 31st December 2000. Directors' and Substantial Shareholders' Interests None of the directors of Tye Soon have any direct or indirect interest in the transaction. As far as the Company is aware, none of its substantial shareholders have an interest, whether direct or indirect, in the transaction. Submitted by David Chong Tek Yew, Director on 14/11/2000 to the SGX |
| (Post 21 of 63) 11/15/2000.22:30:54 |
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Tye Soon unit buys Australian automotive parts ops for 1.50 mln aud
SINGAPORE (AFX-ASIA) - Tye Soon Ltd said it has bought the inventory and automotive parts business of Omev Pty Ltd for 1.50 mln via its Imparts Automotive Pty Ltd unit. |
| (Post 22 of 63) 12/09/2000.17:19:33 |
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Increase in Share Capital of a Subsidiary
Tye Soon Limited ("Tye Soon" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that Imparts Holdings Pte Ltd ("Imparts"), a subsidiary of the Company, has increased its paid-up share capital from $2 to $100,000 through the allotment of 89,998 ordinary shares of $1 each to Tye Soon and 10,000 ordinary shares of $1 each to Eng Soon Auto Pte Ltd ("Eng Soon") pursuant to a shareholders' agreement between the Company and Eng Soon. Following the share allotment, which was paid for in cash, Tye Soon and Eng Soon will each hold 90% and 10% respectively of the total issued share capital of Imparts. The share allotment is not expected to have any material impact on the net tangible assets and earnings per share of the Tye Soon Group for the year ending 31 December 2000. No director or substantial shareholder of the Company has any direct or indirect interest in the share allotment. Submitted by David Chong Tek Yew, Director on 08/12/2000 |
| (Post 23 of 63) 04/09/2001.08:03:55 |
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Additional Information On The Results For The Financial Year Ended 31 December 2000
Further to the announcement made on 27 March 2001, the Directors wish to provide the following additional information pertaining to the Group's results for the financial year ended 31 December 2000: Turnover for the automotive business remained almost unchanged at $79.9 million despite the improvement in the first half due to a considerable decline towards the end of the second half affected by developments in the Group's major markets in South East Asia. Despite the stable turnover, profit before interest and taxation increased by 27.3% to $4.1 million largely attributable to higher margins arising from a better trading environment for certain automotive product groups, as well as a favourable foreign exchange rate environment. Turnover for the consumer business improved by 4.5% over 1999 to $29.0 million supported by higher sales in Hong Kong and Malaysia. Sales remained relatively stable in Singapore but improved in Hong Kong and Malaysia due to efforts in expanding distribution channels. The consumer business returned to profit, achieving a profit before interest and taxation of $0.5 million compared to a loss of $1.1 million in 1999. This improvement was largely attributable to higher sales and margins, as well as the saving of costs associated with businesses which were disposed of or discontinued in late 1999. Margins improved mainly due to a continuing focus on higher yielding products. Submitted by David Chong, Director on 07/04/2001 |
| (Post 24 of 63) 04/23/2001.23:07:43 |
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Announcement
Sub-Lease AgreementTye Soon Limited (the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement with Bando Chemical Industries (Singapore) Pte Ltd ("Bando") under which the Company will lease to Bando at prevailing market rates an area designated for sub-lease amounting to approximately 34,000 sq ft at its building at 64, Toh Guan Road, Singapore. The lease term will be for an initial period of three years commencing on 1st May 2001. The transaction is expected to have a favourable impact on the earnings of the Tye Soon Group for the current financial year ending 31st December 2001. No director or substantial shareholder of the Company has any direct or indirect interest in the transaction. Submitted by David Chong, Director on 23/04/2001 |
| (Post 25 of 63) 10/02/2001.17:26:20 |
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TYE SOON LTD
INCREASE IN SHARE CAPITAL OF A SUBSIDIARY The Board of Directors of Tye Soon Limited (the "Company") wishes to announce the following:- 1) Yamakawa Trading Co. (Pte) Ltd is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company in Singapore; 2) Yamakawa (M) Sdn Bhd is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Yamakawa Trading Co. (Pte) Ltd in Malaysia; 3) Yamakawa (M) Sdn Bhd has increased its paid-up share capital from RM500,000/- to RM2,000,000/- by allotting 1,500,000 new ordinary shares of RM1/- each fully paid at par for cash to Yamakawa Trading Co. (Pte) Ltd; and 4) The aforesaid transaction is not expected to have any material impact on the net tangible assets and earnings per share of the Group for the financial year ending 31 December 2001 and no director or substantial shareholder of the Group has any direct or indirect interest in the aforesaid transaction. Submitted by Mr David Chong, Director on 02/10/2001 to the SGX |
| (Post 26 of 63) 01/13/2002.07:37:41 |
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Folks, nice to see Tye Soon breaking out of the 200 day moving average. Here's looking forward to a good run. I have vested interest.  |
| (Post 27 of 63) 01/13/2002.08:12:45 |
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| (Post 28 of 63) 01/13/2002.08:38:26 |
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Oldman
Is Tye Soon fundamentally sound, making money? Remember the 200- day MA can also crack and reverse itself! |
| (Post 29 of 63) 01/13/2002.08:45:41 |
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Oldman
i prefer to be careful in a toppish mkt, the more so with small cap counters that is illiquid and may post unexpected results..cheers |
| (Post 30 of 63) 01/13/2002.08:49:36 |
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I would prefer buy FDS Network Autron Brilliant or Cse System rather choose this want this stock too little volume and also the earnings are definietly lously I would prefer my this four stocks rather than choose tyesoon |
| (Post 31 of 63) 01/13/2002.08:52:53 |
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Beststocknews
I see your point, unless one has so much money to salt away. |
| (Post 32 of 63) 01/13/2002.08:53:53 |
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Hi Skp
Long time never hear from u. Where have u been to? |
| (Post 33 of 63) 01/13/2002.08:54:32 |
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What you mean by salt away??? |
| (Post 34 of 63) 01/13/2002.08:56:34 |
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Beststocknews
Preserving your extra money, that's how people salt away fish, vegetables, meat etc for future consumption. hehe |
| (Post 35 of 63) 01/13/2002.08:58:35 |
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Ic so anyway what stock you prefer buy for next week?
I have recommend already just now what about you? What's your pick? |
| (Post 36 of 63) 01/13/2002.09:00:22 |
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Alchemist
A belated Happy and Prosperous New Year. still around except i took on a new hobby lately..bet yr stock mkt performance is good..take care and try to take yr money off the table if u can..cheers |
| (Post 37 of 63) 01/13/2002.09:01:35 |
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Very scary with so many stocks having feverish RSIs. I would stay away, preserving my bullets for a mkt correction. Lost a lot of money previously in mkt conditions similar to the present one. |
| (Post 38 of 63) 01/13/2002.09:02:54 |
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Skp
Hope that 2002 will be a better year for us in all aspects, be it finance, career, health, luck etc. hehe |
| (Post 39 of 63) 01/13/2002.09:04:36 |
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Alchemist
stock mkt is as old as the hills. if u are not a disciplined trader,learn...no way out..best way maybe to learn some TAs. its the lst tiny step to take to be disciplined..also dont trade everyday.. |
| (Post 40 of 63) 01/13/2002.09:05:13 |
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IC me also looking forward for a correction.... |
| (Post 41 of 63) 01/13/2002.09:08:10 |
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Skp
I can pick the right stocks but my weakness is that I have no patience. I am very impatient, that's how I don't make it big. My monkey fingers everyday must ring ring ring to find out the price. Everynight must look at the charts. sigh sigh.......... |
| (Post 42 of 63) 01/13/2002.09:12:30 |
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Alchemist
its all within u. think of the hardearned money that is taken away by yr own weakness..maybe tell yrself: enough is enough, I am not going to pay anymore contra losses..stay away from the mkt for a while. come back when u are more comfortable..do some reading everynow and then, ewave treader's books etc, subscribe to some ewave service..its worth paying as compared to contra lossess..nothing is more expensive than contra losses. cheers |
| (Post 43 of 63) 01/13/2002.09:13:03 |
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Anybody out there know where I can learn how to be patient not "kan cheong"? |
| (Post 44 of 63) 01/13/2002.09:15:16 |
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Skp
I don't play contra. It's basically my personality that needs to be corrected. My alter ego is my worst enemy!!!! |
| (Post 45 of 63) 01/13/2002.09:16:19 |
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hm...... I think you should choose a good stock lor than even when you chiong for long term you will also not lose money want hehe....
Picks are FDS Network for you cheap and company earning money Can see this stock but I think tomorrow morning should be drop so better at 34 cents can take a look |
| (Post 46 of 63) 01/13/2002.09:19:26 |
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Alchemist
U know it, then make an effort lorh..mkt pyschology always take away alot of ppl's life..try yr tiny step..u can email me at noni333@hot mail.com if u need ppl to pyscho u lah..logging off now..take care cheers |
| (Post 47 of 63) 01/13/2002.09:20:41 |
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Beststocknews
I just have a look at the charts. Looks OK, but what sort of business is it in? Software networking? |
| (Post 48 of 63) 01/13/2002.09:22:18 |
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Which stock you are saying??? FDS Network izzit? |
| (Post 49 of 63) 01/13/2002.09:26:15 |
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Yes |
| (Post 50 of 63) 01/13/2002.09:28:25 |
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hm.... yah this stock is about networking but now I think the stock can drop the lowest is 32 cents only the stock rise to 50 cents chances are more rather than a drop for FDS Network. My recommendation is strong buy on this stock. |
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