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(Post 2301 of 15224) 09/19/2003.17:32:54 |
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Anyone know why suddenly STI fell? Maybe got a man in SGX coughed, everyone thinks Singapore is DOOMED!! |
| (Post 2302 of 15224) 09/19/2003.17:42:57 |
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Xiung,
Singaporean kiasi: kia ang moh down, kia terrorist, kia disaster over weekend, kia sars, kia ball (asking for next week expenses), ..... Me included.  |
| (Post 2303 of 15224) 09/22/2003.14:04:03 |
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Lao Sai Lao |
| (Post 2304 of 15224) 09/22/2003.20:08:39 |
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Today day, all red red... 
Tomolo will be all green green   |
| (Post 2305 of 15224) 09/22/2003.22:12:35 |
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Tonight, ND and DJ very red. -36.8 & -121.27
How to be green green tomorrow? WLL. |
| (Post 2306 of 15224) 09/22/2003.22:20:07 |
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I belly scared, scared. I heard someone wanted to go cordless bungee jumping. |
| (Post 2307 of 15224) 09/22/2003.23:06:42 |
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| (Post 2308 of 15224) 09/23/2003.00:07:24 |
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US sell their stocks and park their cash here 
anyway, STI is a casino.... waiting to buy in tomorrow morning... |
| (Post 2309 of 15224) 09/23/2003.00:42:36 |
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US MARKETS TONITE VERY CHIA LAK ! |
| (Post 2310 of 15224) 09/23/2003.02:06:05 |
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Gold futures traded near their highest level in seven years early Monday, as comments from a key meeting over the weekend signaled more weakness in the U.S. dollar, prompting investors to buy the precious metal as an alternative. |
| (Post 2311 of 15224) 09/23/2003.07:13:02 |
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Stock market goes up, Stock market goes down, so what's new? 
The age old adage of "Buy on dips" and "Sell during cheongs" still holds  |
| (Post 2312 of 15224) 09/23/2003.09:35:03 |
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DJ MARKET TALK/SG: Weak USD Won't Cause Asia Fund Outflow
23/09/2003 09:17 [Dow Jones] USD weakness post-G7 meeting unlikely to cause sustained outflow of funds from Asia, though it could restrain export stocks which many international investors focus on, fund managers say; feeling is yesterday's plunge of Tokyo/Seoul/Taiwan stocks was knee-jerk reaction which won't be repeated even if USD slips further. Asian central banks still expected to limit currency appreciation, though maybe less than before.(AXT) |
| (Post 2313 of 15224) 09/23/2003.09:42:23 |
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A repost from Believer...on Sept's historical performance...
AND SEPT IS COMING TO AN END |
| (Post 2314 of 15224) 09/23/2003.09:43:17 |
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another repost courtesy of Believer..... |
| (Post 2315 of 15224) 09/23/2003.21:29:24 |
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update
web page |
| (Post 2316 of 15224) 09/24/2003.10:30:34 |
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=DJ IMF/INTERVIEW:Singapore Econ Rebound Likely Underway-Min
24/09/2003 10:15 DUBAI (Dow Jones)--Singapore's economy is showing signs of recovery after a sharp contraction in the second quarter, but a top official declined to comment on whether the improvement will prompt a monetary policy shift. Second Finance Minister Lim Hng Kiang told Dow Jones Newswires in a recent interview that he is optimistic the recovery has begun as the world economy picks up and Singapore tackles its structural problems such as cutting business cost and diversifying the manufacturing base. "The economic recovery is taking place on a cyclical and structural level," Lim said on the sidelines of annual International Monetary Fund and the World Bank meetings here. In a separate interview, Lim was quoted as saying the economy will expand by 0.5%-0.7% this year, well within the government's twice downgraded zero to 1% growth forecast, the Singapore Business Times newspaper reported Wednesday. Lim's comments come as evidence emerge of an economic recovery in the U.S. and Asia - crucial export markets for Singapore whose trade volume is three times the S$160 billion gross domestic product. Sure signs of a turnaround from the second quarter's 11.4% on-quarter contraction when Singapore was hit by the SARS outbreak and the war in Iraq also suggests the government would be under less pressure to ease monetary policy. The Monetary Authority of Singapore, where Lim is a deputy chairman, will early next month decide whether to shift the current neutral policy stance. In July, while the government retained the neutral stance, it re-centered the trade-weighted Singapore dollar at lower levels within the undisclosed band, effectively easing policy. Lim declined to be drawn into discussing the policy when directly asked whether further easing was a possibility, as several economists are predicting. "Our approach has always been to track the movement of a basket of currencies that reflects our major trading partners," he said, referring to the long-standing government policy. "That has served us well in the past, as it allows flexibility and lets the market decide the value of the Singapore dollar," said Lim. In Singapore, where the impact of trade dominates a small domestic economy, the MAS conducts monetary policy via the exchange rate, rather than interest rates. It intervenes to push up the Singapore dollar when it wants to control inflation or an overheating economy and sells the local unit when the economy needs a boost. The authority guides the Singapore dollar in a narrow but undisclosed range - analysts estimate it is plus or minus 1% to 2% - against an unspecified trade-weighted basket of currencies. Lim said economic weakness in the first half of the year was due both to weaker growth in the world economy, and new competitive challenges particular to Singapore. "The weakness at the beginning of this year was partly cyclical and partly structural," he said. "Singapore faces a new competitive environment, and some sectors that had previously been doing well will have to be replaced by new value-added sectors," the minister added. -By Benjamin Pedley, Dow Jones Newswires; +65-6415-4044; ben.pedley@dowjones.com and Paul Hannon; +44-7776-200 927; paul.hannon@dowjones.com -Edited by Hasan Jafri and Ryan Woo |
| (Post 2317 of 15224) 09/24/2003.10:43:07 |
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My hunch is that in the next 10 weeks or so....the play may focus on the blue chips and index linked stocks....rotational play.....and 1700 may not be a mystical figure. |
| (Post 2318 of 15224) 09/24/2003.14:25:36 |
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The STI is on its merry way to 1700pts before the silly SARS boo boo by NEA's research lab 
STI Cheong ahhh!!!  |
| (Post 2319 of 15224) 09/24/2003.14:26:25 |
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2nd and 3rd liner stocks cheong ahhh!!! |
| (Post 2320 of 15224) 09/24/2003.14:28:12 |
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ting, ting, ting
STI up 31 points. Is it running prematurely...... web page |
| (Post 2321 of 15224) 09/24/2003.14:32:10 |
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Blue chips up. STI up. |
| (Post 2322 of 15224) 09/24/2003.14:51:09 |
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Sesdaq will follow STI later.... |
| (Post 2323 of 15224) 09/24/2003.16:04:07 |
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DJ MARKET TALK/SG: Econ-Sensitive Stocks On Upswing
24/09/2003 15:57 [Dow Jones] Econ-sensitive stocks moving up sharply, as hopes of early economic recovery revives on small cap rally. DBS (D05) +2.4% at $12.80, UOB (U11) +3.2% at $13.00, OCBC +2% at $11.40, SPH (S37) +1.7% at $18.00, while property giant CityDev (C09) +3% at $4.98, boosted by hopes of revived property sales with creation of "instant millionaires', following run-ups in small caps and recent listings. This pushing STI higher by 1.9% to 1618, highest level since Friday. (EYG) |
| (Post 2324 of 15224) 09/25/2003.08:19:01 |
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Turbulence ahead! |
| (Post 2325 of 15224) 09/25/2003.08:26:51 |
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put on your seat belt and it will be ok. We have been in many of this up and downs, which make the stock market so vibrant. Just imagine, this is an opportunity to buy stock which might come back to your target buying price for investor.
Use your cpf if you dont have money to buy good stocks. This is a buying opportunity. for those contra players, I am quite sure the big boys are not out, so they will not let the stock die so soon. just my 2 cts worth. |
| (Post 2326 of 15224) 09/25/2003.08:56:08 |
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Today going to be another interesting day again. My 2 cents worth... Most stock will treat lower but those that already in "cheong" yesterday might continue the momentum since the big guys will keep pushing it till he can distribute, hence they wouldn't let it weaken after they started the engine. As for those without big movement, it might slowly bleed. |
| (Post 2327 of 15224) 09/25/2003.08:57:07 |
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Dow Jones] SHARES OVERNIGHT: Chartered (C27) down 1% at US$8.71 on light 923,516 ADRs, in knee-jerk reaction to Nasdaq's 3.1% fall. But sister company ST Assembly (S24) +3.1% at US$14.69 on just 1,300 ADRs after falling 1% on Tuesday, while Creative (C76) shares flat at US$10.45 on mere 17,400 shares. (EYG) |
| (Post 2328 of 15224) 09/25/2003.09:11:29 |
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Hi everyone.......wat a day to start with SI......my 1st msg in the midst of STI turbulence......any advice.....I'm a newbie in stocks...  |
| (Post 2329 of 15224) 09/25/2003.09:16:08 |
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Buy on dip. Can buy Unifood and Pac Andes. |
| (Post 2330 of 15224) 09/25/2003.09:23:00 |
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Yes by comparison with CF, UFood and Pac andes is dirt cheap... buy ah!!! |
| (Post 2331 of 15224) 09/25/2003.09:30:53 |
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STI cheong ahhh!!!!
Kateks die pain pain!  |
| (Post 2332 of 15224) 09/25/2003.09:39:45 |
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Tomorrow is Friday and there's a risk that the Dow will close down more tonight, so be careful. |
| (Post 2333 of 15224) 09/25/2003.09:41:37 |
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Kateks die pain pain 
Don't be fooled by Dow's closing last night |
| (Post 2334 of 15224) 09/25/2003.09:47:49 |
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funds normaly do not just buy for one day... |
| (Post 2335 of 15224) 09/25/2003.10:35:05 |
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I personally feel that Singapore share market much more difficult to play nowaday, seems that media have too much involvement in regulating the global share price up and down. They should report facts/data rather then giving their own comment, whether the particular counters is good or bad, should leave it to the investors to decide, let the market be the judge.
I agree some counters have run infront of their fundamental but investors are buying for the future and not the present, take for example CSM is making losses for the pass few years and will continue making losses until year 2004(or even 2005), so what, investors see a rosy future of CSM and will turn around from now. Don't they know that CSM was at one time a ten over dollar counter and now is only selling at $1.50, a great Singapore sale. |
| (Post 2336 of 15224) 09/25/2003.10:38:02 |
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Invest and not speculate...
STI 1800 at least |
| (Post 2337 of 15224) 09/25/2003.10:56:52 |
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STI seems to have difficulty reaching 1650..... unless fund continues to pour in... otherwise STI is still consolidating between 1580 to 1620. |
| (Post 2338 of 15224) 09/25/2003.11:42:31 |
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st turning positive..... |
| (Post 2339 of 15224) 09/25/2003.11:59:10 |
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Show me the money, haha......... |
| (Post 2340 of 15224) 09/25/2003.12:09:10 |
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Straits Times Index Last Chg % Chg
1641.36 7.33 0.4 Rather resilient despite last night's closing. |
| (Post 2341 of 15224) 09/25/2003.12:19:36 |
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Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
HONG KONG (Dow Jones)--Citing hopes for a global economic recovery, international fund managers are recommending investors buy more shares while cutting back on bonds and cash, the latest monthly Dow Jones Newswires poll of fund managers shows. Managers on average now recommend a full overweight in equities globally, up from a slight overweight last month. They've cut their recommended weightings for both cash and bonds, which are at slight underweight. |
| (Post 2342 of 15224) 09/25/2003.12:28:16 |
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[Dow Jones] Latest monthly Dow Jones Newswires poll of international fund managers shows them raising average recommended weighting for global equities to full overweight from slight overweight, cutting both bonds and cash; they cite global economic recovery signs. Within global equities portfolio, Asia ex-Japan remains favored region, and North America least favored.(AXT) |
| (Post 2343 of 15224) 09/25/2003.12:30:21 |
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Today's value may juz reach $1 billion again. With a couple more $1 billion turnover then STI 1700 is a given and forms foundation for next resistance level of 1850.  |
| (Post 2344 of 15224) 09/25/2003.12:34:55 |
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Once again the outside fund managers realise the underrated value of STI. Those who use their shallow logic and scrambled for cover during SARS now realised their mistake and should be trying to rush back into the game, after outsiders finish loading up.
Then when outsiders unload, the locals kana burn again. Poor thing. |
| (Post 2345 of 15224) 09/25/2003.13:06:53 |
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Funds are flowing out from weak currency country to strong currencies countries. |
| (Post 2346 of 15224) 09/25/2003.13:40:50 |
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.[Dow Jones] Techs also recovering in late morning trades, with most back in positive territory after early selldown. Besides rebound in STI, firmer U.S. futures in Asian trade also giving boost; Nasdaq futures +0.4%. Chartered (C27) flat at $1.53 vs $1.49 low, STATS (S24) +1.6% at $2.53 vs $2.47 low, Datacraft (D06) +0.8% at US$1.28 vs US$1.25 low, Creative (C76) +1.1% at $19 vs $18.6 low, Venture down 1% at $20.6 vs $20.5 low. But local broker not surprised, as many still believe in tech recovery story and likely to use pullbacks as buying opportunities. (CAW) |
| (Post 2347 of 15224) 09/25/2003.13:44:16 |
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u mentioned Techs ? oh ! Chartered ! |
| (Post 2348 of 15224) 09/25/2003.15:02:58 |
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STI Cheong ahhh!!! |
| (Post 2349 of 15224) 09/25/2003.15:03:14 |
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Technics cheong ahhh!!! |
| (Post 2350 of 15224) 09/25/2003.21:51:25 |
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STI (weekly) - Although it is finding hard a bit to penetrate the upper shell of the yellow egg, one consolidation is that it may not pose any danger of cracking the lower shell either.
Previous pix See here for some older pixes. |
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