Anyone have any idea what happen to Indofood Agri? Been falling to 52wks low.

STI is really bearish... Many stocks are impacted... Particularly commodities

Indon Agri food looks delicious, $1.80 now and still heading south. Good to pick up some? Also shipping industry stocks seems been hit badly due to mainly lower freights collection since this year which will impacting this year P&L.

maybe dollars depreciate and oil price play a role on the shares price drops

Read about the accounting irregularities at Cosco,... be careful !

Yeah indoagri maybe can trade the bounce but still looks risky... For me now I prefer looking at stocks that weather the correction nicely... Like isdn

Many stocks look delicious at closing. Need to standby some bullets to re-enter

Capitalmallasia now breaking under 1.59, nearly hitting 52 wks low, time to collect some?

feels like not good time yet wo... enter have to be careful k

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Added on May 23, 2011, 10:36 pmqe2 ending in june

This post has been edited by wlcling: May 23 2011, 10:36 PM

So I want for $1.50 ok?

Today will be another blood bashing day for STI so brace yourself and have a strong heart to see the market when it reopens.

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Added on May 24, 2011, 8:38 pmToday added Cosco @ $1.93 cents

This post has been edited by ronn77: May 24 2011, 08:38 PM

Heng cut renewable earlier.. 9.5c now... 50% drop... Cannot touch shares related to china wan

one trader warn that many STI stocks continue to show bearish signs... verge of breakdown leh... be careful guys...

Those into Technical Analysis and day traders for SG stocks by Radhyss:
http://denzukefinance.blogspot.com/2010/11...lysis-from.html

A good tool to try out is ChartNexus:
http://denzukefinance.blogspot.com/search/label/Chartnexus

bro, tomorrow looks like bad day for cosco..

bro, recently no trades meh? no more share ur buying geh?

Yeah no trades for a while now. If got I will sure post.. I'm waiting for cheaper prices

well..i do hold a small amount of GenSP share.. lately RWS (GenSP) got law case of the S$100 fees that applies on Singaporean and PR.
this may risk their licence or big fine...

further more.. the business volume had gone down that compare with the opening period...
so the performance is not that great at the moment...

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Added on May 28, 2011, 10:47 amSIA might give yu a bigger return in Dividend..but the market for airlines not doing that good...
worst that now got bad news about iceland volcano...and fuel prices is fluctuation hard too...

another good news is Qantas is doing very bad at the moment.

just sharing my thoughts

This post has been edited by LY115: May 28 2011, 10:47 AM

Thank you.

On GenSp ; isn't that $100 imposed by the casino regulators and not by GenSP itself ?

On SIA ; aware of what you said, but I carry the confidence that SIA will always try to give out the best possible dividends that she can. Latest update is SIA will be going into budget long-hauls, therefore competing with AirAsia X.

Any advice on DBS?

Still not a safe time to buy...

For Airlines, go with AirAsia. It's got the biggest momentum, a dozen more new routes, increase in pent-up demand of aspiring middle-income Asian earners. Potential for growth is limitless.
Even if oil prices are going up again, those travelling usually in SIA or CX will switch to AirAsia flights if there is a chance.

So seems whichever roll of the dice, AirAsia is raking in new customers - whether it shifts up or down. Tiger Airways getting lots of flak from Australian users. You can google to see their despair with Tiger in Australia. Add all Tiger routes and Jetstar routes and number of flights together, they are still short of AirAsia's tentacles and branding. It's very powerful to a point when you put the words "budget, travel" together, it immediately conjures up the word AirAsia. (Akin to what comes up in your mind when you think of instant noodle, and toothpaste!)
http://asianstockresearch.blogspot.com/201...-ecm-libra.html

SIA routes are stagnant or maxed out. It is still the premier airline, great cost management, premium service.
http://asianstockresearch.blogspot.com/201...-by-credit.html

Banking: all Singapore banks are superbly managed. UOB has been expanding overseas alot more such as in Thailand and Indonesia.