if i got alot of money, i'd park some right now to buy this to hold over a couple of years...

ling, do you trade under dbs vickers? or other trading platform that has lower brokerage fees?

using uobkayhian as its much easier for me to interbank transfer since i'm having uob retail accounts...

i think dbs vickers cheapest leh... minimum $18 right... may convert soon bcos maybe going to have dbs retail account too..

omg, suddenly GMG broke support level. what happened!

.. cut 30 lots at 0.275.. *sigh losssessssss

oh..so uob fees is higher? no wonder ur earning makes u eating peanuts only..lol (j/k).

can I know how much is the fees for uob?

minimum $25 lo..

think i'll take a break for rest of this year liao... wait for some guidance from my sifu.. so far fishing on my own very tough

must be the risk due to the ivory coast issue....


December 22, 2010
U.N. chief says Ivory Coast risks a return to civil war
(CNN) -- U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Tuesday the situation in the Ivory Coast is increasingly volatile and the country risks a return to civil war.

The West African nation has fallen into chaos since a presidential runoff election there last month. The country's Independent Electoral Commission said opposition candidate Alassane Ouattara won the election, but its Constitutional Council invalidated those results and declared incumbent President Laurent Gbagbo the winner.

The United Nations, the African Union and other international bodies recognize Ouattara as the victor, but Gbagbo is refusing to step down.

"In the past week, there has been an alarming increase in the use of intimidation by elements of the national security forces loyal to Mr. Gbagbo against the civilian population, and in particular against supporters of President-elect Ouattara," Ban said in New York.
Ivory Coast president digs in his heels
Deadly Ivory Coast unrest
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"The tactics include abductions and killings and the propagation of hate speech through the state broadcasting corporation," he continued. "There is a real risk of a return to civil war."

Meanwhile, in the Ivory Coast, Gbagbo dug in his heels, declaring "I am president," in a defiant speech.

He stressed he is the legitimate winner of the election, but said he would be willing to welcome an international committee to review the results to avoid any further violence.

"I don't want any more bloodshed. I don't want any more war," he said.

U.N. peacekeeping chief Alain Le Roy referred to Gbagbo's remarks when he spoke to reporters in New York.

"Mr. Gbagbo has been very clear. He wants no violence, no more blood," Le Roy said. "So all the forces loyal to him should stop immediately provocation, instigating violence, violation of human rights and provoking the UNOCI mission. We have a mandate to fulfill, and we will fulfill that mandate."

Le Roy said Gbagbo's allies have been handing out rifles to members of a "Young Patriots" group, and mercenaries from Liberia and Angola have been hired "to provoke the civilian population and UNOCI personnel."

He said the United Nations appreciated Gbagbo's call for restraint, but said it should be accompanied by a halt to incitement and attacks on Ouattara's supporters.

His and Ban's comments echoed those made by Amnesty International earlier in the day.

Citing eyewitnesses, the rights group said it has heard an increasing number of stories of people arrested or otherwise taken by gunman, often with the cooperation of security forces in the Ivory Coast.

Amnesty said police are accused of attacking a mosque in Grand-Bassam, opening fire on crowds and groping female protesters.

"It is clear that more and more people are being illegally detained by security forces or armed militiamen and we fear that many of them may have been killed or have disappeared," Salvatore Sagues, Amnesty International's West Africa researcher, said in a written statement.

Two U.N. military observers were hurt Saturday in an attack by what Ban called "Young Patriots," according to a statement from the secretary-general.

On Friday, six armed men wearing military uniforms and traveling in a civilian vehicle opened fire on U.N. peacekeepers in Sebroko, the peacekeeping operation reported. The U.N. troops returned fire.

The U.N. Security Council has extended its peacekeepers' mission in Ivory Coast through June 30, despite an expulsion order by Gbagbo.

The Gbagbo government accuses the United Nations of providing military and logistical support to former rebels who are backers of Ouattara -- a charge Ban denied.

"The United Nations has stood on the side of Africa against this attempt to overturn the democratic process and the will of the Ivorian people," he said.

Ban also accused forces loyal to Gbagbo of obstructing the movement of United Nations' personnel and operations in the Ivory Coast, blocking the delivery of key supplies.

"The international community must act ... and act decisively," he said.

now cannot even buy peanuts.. painful realized losses from GMG, and still sitting on paper losses for Genting... ah, quite a bad closing for this year...

u should change ur sifu..he only can help u make peanuts. should find someone that can make us abalons and bird nest..lol.

my sifu went on long holiday left me alone... so i have to go fishing on my own lo... but now he's back, but still quite quiet... he recommends capitalmallsasia...

i'm not buying yet, just monitor and see if he still got the golden touch...

that was a very powerful slam down.

yahlo, happened so fast... would have planned to cut at 0.290 since breaking of support at 0.30 would probably see it back to 0.270... log in already see 0.275... just ran without thinking.. really unexpected..

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Added on December 22, 2010, 12:36 pmGMG back to 0.280/0.285.. *aih...

This post has been edited by wlcling: Dec 22 2010, 12:36 PM

followed my sifu although he got at 1c cheaper..

bought 5 lots wingtai at 1.65

bought 20 lots sunmart 0.255

ya lo! pay peanuts, get monkeys
is there any way u can find out which co is making good profit yoy or having good fa from sing website
also can cross check to graph & see got volume or where the support & resistance
any long term period warrants in sing island for gamblers

monkey see, monkey do

http://www.sharesinv.com/ but have to pay like $7 monthly

warrants i never touch so don't know

sold some genting at a loss at 2.11

bought some zobee at 0.32 and some at 0.315



This post has been edited by wlcling: Dec 28 2010, 09:15 AM

STI doing fine although SSE/HSI affected due to china's interest hike

never fails, after sell, it runs up

bro ronn, are you averaging down bio-treat?