selling shares to buy christmas and new year presents ...

gmg's share price is as bouncy as its rubber.

that was a very powerful slam down.

this one looks like inching up.

was queuing to get utd envirotech at 0.44 whole afternoon, then it just shot up after 4:30! ...

This post has been edited by oblimey: Jan 7 2011, 05:20 PM

otto marine looks ok, but dont mind if it has a dip.

not too sure about genting.

wee hur sounds like have to wait a while before it moves - so, can wait. expecting a correction on sti later this month.

sgx has confirmed continuous day trading effective mar 1, 2011. sgx will issue a press release next week.


btw, sgx will be announcing results next week. will it be good?

so far, have just only followed your wing tai purchase and made a little bit.

the rest, didn't (haven't) follow.

just continue to post. think your sharing is of benefit to all. follow or not is at personal discretion.

u have been lucky.

sunmart postpones proposed dual listing on kosdaq.


its risky these days to buy those counters that announce listings on another board. you don't know whether they may actually proceed with it.

wee hur has warrants. what's the expected timeframe for wee hur?

wee hur has just been awarded a S$64.88 million contract.

it may move a bit tomorrow.

wee hur news on closure date for warrant adjustment and bonus issue:

http://info.sgx.com/webcoranncatth.nsf/VwA...pdf?openelement

SINGAPORE, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Singapore Exchange , Asia's second-largest listed bourse operator, said on Friday it will delay the start of continuous trading to the second quarter of this year to ensure all market participants are ready.

SGX had originally planned to scrap its 12:30 to 2:00 pm lunch break from March 1 to let trading hours in Singapore overlap more with those of key centres like Tokyo, China and India.

"The start of continuous trading of securities will bring Singapore in line with developed international markets at a time of increasing globalisation and competition," SGX said in a statement.

The bourse operator added that continuous trading will also remove the risks investors face when they are unable to act during the gap in the trading day.

didnt they say they were linking up sgx with bursa? didnt they say it was to be ready in june?

they mentioned in their announcement that with the link-up you need to pay only 1 side.

what are the 'corporate actions' that you may miss out?

you can open 2 a/c's and use the respective a/c for trading on each side.

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Added on July 22, 2012, 11:19 pmon 1 hand, with more liquidity, the prices will go up.

on the other hand, many singaporeans have lost a lot of money during clob's time and they are still angry and bitter about it.

it depends on which hand is stronger.


This post has been edited by oblimey: Jul 22 2012, 11:19 PM