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(Post 3401 of 15224) 11/03/2003.20:43:27 |
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STI will crush the 1804 resistance, plant the STI flag in the 1800+ plus zone and conquer higher peaks! Cheers! |
| (Post 3402 of 15224) 11/03/2003.20:47:07 |
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How about Flying the THAKRAL Flag high high..... hehehe  |
| (Post 3403 of 15224) 11/03/2003.21:37:01 |
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See whose heart starts pumping when STI starts flying! |
| (Post 3404 of 15224) 11/03/2003.22:22:38 |
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dow may make a higher high to 10000 before collasping...
sti and broadmkt is gonna catch up...1850? |
| (Post 3405 of 15224) 11/03/2003.22:38:10 |
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Technically STI has to break above 1790 to trend higher!!! Trade with cautions ppl  |
| (Post 3406 of 15224) 11/03/2003.23:05:12 |
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DJIA and Nasdaq suddenly become very powerful   
DJ +78 Nasdaq + 28 |
| (Post 3407 of 15224) 11/03/2003.23:08:35 |
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Be careful with what you trade... |
| (Post 3408 of 15224) 11/04/2003.02:31:34 |
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History tell us that year-end stock market always bullish unless something happen, just sit there and enjoy |
| (Post 3409 of 15224) 11/04/2003.09:01:43 |
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Alchemist, This girl heart never pump, leh? |
| (Post 3410 of 15224) 11/04/2003.09:19:09 |
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I don't think current STI 1787 can hold. Mkt undertone still very strong but had to take a breather prior further uptrend. Look to dip to buy |
| (Post 3411 of 15224) 11/04/2003.09:27:55 |
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Profit-taking and fresh entry occur concurrently very strong but reckon profit-take would still hv an upper hand till afternoon to decide if US futures to turn red or blue for further investments to come in |
| (Post 3412 of 15224) 11/04/2003.09:47:28 |
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DBS Economic-Market Research commentary:
US PMI points to good start in 4Q03 Doubts that US's stellar 3Q economic performance would not follow through into 4Q waned yesterday. The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) surged to 57 in Oct, its highest level since Jan 2000. The PMI is significant because it is one of the earliest gauge of US economic performance in 4Q. Oct's reading is well above the average 55.1 registered for 3Q. PMI pointing to upside surprises in US jobs data this Fri. The manufacturing employment index increased to 47.7 in Oct after languishing around an average 45.9 in 3Q. While a reading below 50 still points to factory job losses, it is nonetheless an improvement. In this regard, the employment sub-index for ISM non-manufacturing tomorrow (5 Nov) will be important to set expectations for Fri's non-farm payrolls to test the 100K mark. Doubting Thomases could not be faulted for cautioning that 3Q's stellar GDP growth of 7.2% qoq annualised would not be repeated. A lot of the growth could be explained by the spike in the ISM non-manufacturing PMI to 64.5 in 3Q from 55.3 in 2Q. Looking for an encore here is unrealistic. But the good news is that any moderation here is likely to be balanced by the manufacturing sector assuming a larger role in contributing to headline growth. In other words, doubting Thomases should not be asking if 4Q growth can match 3Q, but how long the US economy can sustain above trend i.e. expansion of more than 3% to 4%. |
| (Post 3413 of 15224) 11/04/2003.09:51:27 |
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Hi McCool, thanks for the info.......and yet peeples talk about capex spending etc .......blah, blah |
| (Post 3414 of 15224) 11/04/2003.10:06:52 |
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HTL most undervalued stock...won top 500 best company in the world by US prominent judges....with PE less than 10 and growth of 30% per quarter, this is seriously undervaued counter... |
| (Post 3415 of 15224) 11/04/2003.11:18:28 |
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If the STI could record $1 billion in transaction, then all's well.
At 11.18am now, value is $422.98 million. |
| (Post 3416 of 15224) 11/04/2003.11:22:49 |
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Huge gap up on STI this morning!!! Any possibility of closing the gap by the end of day???  |
| (Post 3417 of 15224) 11/04/2003.11:25:11 |
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Johnnyned ,
Care to share your valuation method and if there is great differentiation from it's competitors ? I like it also but not willing to pay a mkt cap of $250m for a low end sofa maker formerly known as Hwa Tat lee . Little barrier to entry fr. competitions in my view but I have not done enough research thought . What Abt Amtek , PE 9 for FY03 while FY04 is PE 7. and is Koh Boon Hwee biggest investment to date ? |
| (Post 3418 of 15224) 11/04/2003.11:59:29 |
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wow STI pushing thru man ... |
| (Post 3419 of 15224) 11/04/2003.12:01:40 |
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Next few sessions penny will edge up when the blue and 2nd, 3rd go into correction ...today's looks like overkill again... |
| (Post 3420 of 15224) 11/04/2003.12:37:40 |
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volume picking ?
seem like on a low side... will it support two day gains of 60 pts? |
| (Post 3421 of 15224) 11/04/2003.13:02:55 |
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60 points in 2 days! |
| (Post 3422 of 15224) 11/04/2003.14:20:49 |
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=DJ Singapore Oct PMI Shows Mfg Sector Tracks US Recovery
04/11/2003 14:03 By Izham Ahmad Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES SINGAPORE (Dow Jones)--A key indicator of Singapore's manufacturing activity soared to a three-year high in October, supporting expectations of brighter prospects for the island's economy on the back of stronger U.S. demand. The Purchasing Manager's Index added 1.9 points to 53.9% in October, the Singapore Institute of Purchasing & Materials Management said late Monday. The expansion in the PMI is also at the fastest pace since March 2002. "The overall PMI is in a clear uptrend," said Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. economist Suan Teck Kin. "We're finally responding to the improvements in the U.S., which have been going on for about three-four months." Singapore's trade-reliant economy is heavily dependent on the U.S., which is the island's largest export market. The improvement in Singapore's manufacturing sector is also in tandem with a broad-based manufacturing recovery in the U.S., where an index of manufacturing activity in October rose to its highest level since January 2000. The U.S. Institute for Supply Management's index of manufacturing activity, also published Monday, rose to 57.0 in October, from 53.7 in September. For both indicators, a reading above 50 indicates that the manufacturing sector is expanding whereas a reading below 50 indicates a contraction. "All in, the October PMI supports our expectation of a sustained rebound in real sector activity in the current quarter and through the early months of 2004," JPMorgan Chase Bank economist Lian Chia Liang said in a research note. Singapore's manufacturing sector accounts for a third of the country's gross domestic product. JPMorgan expects Singapore's GDP growth in the fourth quarter to accelerate to 18% on-quarter, seasonally adjusted, compared with 15% in the third quarter. Electronics Sector Drives PMI Increase Driving the overall PMI increase was the electronics sector, which accounts for the bulk of the manufacturing sector. The subindex measuring activity in that sector rose by 4.9 points, its sharpest pace since March 2000, to 57.2% in October, from September's 52.3%. "As with the overall index, the main impetus for the impressive gain came from a surge in production, new export orders and export orders," Lian said. Overall new orders were up 1.3 points at 56.7%, while overall new export orders gained 2.6 points to 57.8% and the production subindex was at 56.4%, a rise of 2.9 points, in October. Within the electronics subindex, new orders jumped 6.8 points to 61.6%, and new export orders rose by a sharper 8.6 points to 64.7%, while the production subindex gained 8.7 points to 64.2%. Economists said all the subindices of the PMI pointed to better times ahead, though OCBC's Suan noted a sharp drop in the electronic price subindex, which slipped to 42.3%, from 47.3% in September. "It's nothing unusual, it just shows that pricing pressure is still hounding the sector," Suan said. Also worthy of note was that the employment index for the electronics sector rose by a healthy 4.5 points to 55.4%, another positive sign considering unemployment in the city-state has just soared a 17-year high of 5.9% as of the end of the third quarter. "This means that the 5.9% we saw earlier was probably the peak for the year. Things should start getting better," Suan said. "If the U.S. numbers continue to improve, I don't see any reason for Singapore not to improve along with them," he added. -By Izham Ahmad, Dow Jones Newswires; 65-415-4150; izham.ahmad@dowjones.com -Edited by Irene Kwek (END) Dow Jones Newswires 04-11-03 0603GMT |
| (Post 3423 of 15224) 11/04/2003.14:51:25 |
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UOB, OCBC and CityDev leading the STI fall. |
| (Post 3424 of 15224) 11/04/2003.14:53:48 |
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Looks like STI may be finishing the day with a single digit positive. Well, at least the uptrend has been gradual |
| (Post 3425 of 15224) 11/04/2003.15:05:08 |
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Looks like this morning gap is narrowing for the day |
| (Post 3426 of 15224) 11/04/2003.15:12:21 |
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Gundu....Looks like it is pushing down cause of the contra-ians taking profit for the past few days lows and should retain above 1765 for accumulation. Else, it also means that wave a-b-c has not been completed which I really doubt. but then, it is still possible that it will further push as the contra-ians may be a lot...
WLL. |
| (Post 3427 of 15224) 11/04/2003.15:18:24 |
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The low volume and high value suggests that after the recent correction, many traders are still licking their wounds and still not active on pennies.
Programme buying and selling by funds maybe responsible for the value.....which may juz reach $1 billion.....and volume past a billion shares. |
| (Post 3428 of 15224) 11/04/2003.15:37:38 |
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Moneytree
04 Nov 2003 03:36pm [ Premium User ] Posting #6799 Viewing #6778 of 6778 Stock Price : 15.400 [ Bookmark ] [ Reply ] [ Edit ] And if the STI (banks) keeps rebounding then some funds are going to underperform the STI....thanks to Morley Sten-gun. ....from DBS thread. |
| (Post 3429 of 15224) 11/04/2003.15:47:27 |
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Look like it is going to show her head out of 1800pts tomorrow again, then go down a bit. If US is coming out with a wonderful report, then we will be trading above 1800pts by this weekend... |
| (Post 3430 of 15224) 11/04/2003.15:48:59 |
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Wow SIA up 60 cts.....ho say liao.. |
| (Post 3431 of 15224) 11/04/2003.15:52:54 |
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Zhugekoh
04 Nov 2003 03:47pm [ Guest ] Posting #8042 Viewing #8043 of 8044 [ Bookmark ] [ Reply ] Don't anyhow short the market. A lot of funds are pouring into asia pacific equities. this trend will continue for a while... Web Page ...reply Moneytree 04 Nov 2003 03:50pm [ Premium User ] Posting #8043 Viewing #8044 of 8044 [ Bookmark ] [ Reply ] [ Edit ] Yeah.....and no fried mee for guessing.....Caviar!!! man and all that crap abt Moreley Sten-gun and valuations turning into fried mee. |
| (Post 3432 of 15224) 11/04/2003.16:01:21 |
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...hopefully the run is sustainable......hopeful and caution need be excercised. |
| (Post 3433 of 15224) 11/04/2003.16:41:15 |
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| (Post 3434 of 15224) 11/04/2003.16:49:34 |
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Merson.....
You are wrong this time! Merson 04 Nov 2003 02:53pm [ Jade User ] Posting #3428 Viewing #3428 of 3437 Index Value : 1774.72 [ Bookmark ] [ Reply ] Looks like STI may be finishing the day with a single digit positive. Well, at least the uptrend has been gradual |
| (Post 3435 of 15224) 11/04/2003.17:06:24 |
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Hi Altan,
Aiya, cannot be right all the time la, at least the index went UP against him. every body happy ma.
unless you sell after his posting ?  |
| (Post 3436 of 15224) 11/04/2003.17:12:49 |
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Tonlee, Thanks for speaking up |
| (Post 3437 of 15224) 11/04/2003.17:15:48 |
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| (Post 3438 of 15224) 11/04/2003.17:16:44 |
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Enemy forces at 1804 (Bears)will soon be crushed by the advancing and superior STI.(BULLS) Cheers! |
| (Post 3439 of 15224) 11/05/2003.12:04:27 |
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Won't be a bad thing for market to slow down to flush out those young, impatient, tired and stale bulls. They have gotten used to cheonging in and out and need to recharge their energy. |
| (Post 3440 of 15224) 11/05/2003.12:41:29 |
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Coolsan, is it possible that STI is forming a double top and going down? need to watch out. |
| (Post 3441 of 15224) 11/05/2003.12:51:53 |
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Sino88 - Let's ask OChartist for his view. |
| (Post 3442 of 15224) 11/05/2003.13:00:59 |
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Sino88 and McCool,
Unsure of the market' direcion ? take a break and come back after Hari Raya Puasa |
| (Post 3443 of 15224) 11/05/2003.13:13:22 |
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how about his view......
web page |
| (Post 3444 of 15224) 11/05/2003.13:16:16 |
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Hi Tonlee - Good advice. |
| (Post 3445 of 15224) 11/05/2003.13:17:23 |
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hi $tree, who is this fellow? any credibility? can we trust? |
| (Post 3446 of 15224) 11/05/2003.13:18:39 |
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Barton Biggs.....do a google search....think he's same guy. |
| (Post 3447 of 15224) 11/05/2003.13:41:14 |
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Coolsan & Tonlee San, thank you. Yes, let's ask our resident chartist's view on this. if asiachart is right, tonlee, you can come back after may day next year...no rush... |
| (Post 3448 of 15224) 11/05/2003.13:43:36 |
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Hi Tonlee, Unsure of the maket direction?
I think mkt basically looking for a catalyst. May not hv to wait that long. Shall see u in between HRP
Good Day! |
| (Post 3449 of 15224) 11/05/2003.13:51:25 |
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Sino88, only if grey channel breaks i.e. below 1700 according to Asiacharts,....if not then completion of double bottom is manifested by break above 1850 to 1900. |
| (Post 3450 of 15224) 11/05/2003.13:54:06 |
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Deedadee, hv U done the search....think he's more credible than all of us combined, on chart matters. |
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