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Post by chlio on Nov 27, 2015 11:21:01 GMT 7
When this forum goes quiet, does it mean everyone is busy with the market or just taking the year end holidays? Is this the 11th hour on the trading clock?
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Post by roberto on Nov 27, 2015 16:54:41 GMT 7
When this forum goes quiet, does it mean everyone is busy with the market or just taking the year end holidays? Is this the 11th hour on the trading clock? Haha isn't the forum usually quite quiet except for Zuolun (whose posts I'm very thankful for)? Feel free to up the level of noise.
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Post by westerndidi on Nov 28, 2015 23:51:28 GMT 7
Lol, I'm still trading and trying to pick up bargain stocks as a novice. I started my investing journey by picking my first stock Sheng Siong at $0.69 after reading Dr Leong's book 'Your first million' and understanding one of the simpler idea, acquire a stock without debts (sheng siong has no debts at that moment) Then I came across a post by oldman recommending SGX classes and I thought bro Zuolun gongfu so cool so went for the trading class, got my feet wet in trading and seems to enjoy it more than long term investing Learn alot from everyone here especially oldman and zuolun. I drop by almost daily to check out new posts Cheers
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Post by roberto on Nov 30, 2015 10:32:26 GMT 7
Lol, I'm still trading and trying to pick up bargain stocks as a novice. I started my investing journey by picking my first stock Sheng Siong at $0.69 after reading Dr Leong's book 'Your first million' and understanding one of the simpler idea, acquire a stock without debts (sheng siong has no debts at that moment) Then I came across a post by oldman recommending SGX classes and I thought bro Zuolun gongfu so cool so went for the trading class, got my feet wet in trading and seems to enjoy it more than long term investing Learn alot from everyone here especially oldman and zuolun. I drop by almost daily to check out new posts Cheers I think you've no regrets on your first pick; Sheng Shiong is pretty solid IMO. Kudos.
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Post by odie on Dec 16, 2015 14:27:57 GMT 7
SGX declares 91 trades of 52.3m New Silkroutes shares as errors By Kenneth Limkenlim@sph.com.sg@KennethLimBT
Singapore Exchange (SGX) has declared 91 trades involving 52.3 million shares of New Silkroutes Group as "error trades" resulting from confusion over the recent consolidation of the company's shares, according to a statement by the market operator.
Dec 16, 20152:44 PM
SINGAPORE Exchange (SGX) has declared 91 trades involving 52.3 million shares of New Silkroutes Group as "error trades" resulting from confusion over the recent consolidation of the company's shares, according to a statement by the market operator.
Market sources told The Business Times on Wednesday that more than 50 million shares of New Silkroutes, an energy, healthcare and technology company, had been matched at about 1.5 Singapore cents close to the opening bell.
That price was less than 5 per cent of New Silkroutes' traded price of about 52.5 Singapore cents on Wednesday, which was also the first day that New Silkroutes was trading following a consolidation of every 500 shares into one share.
"In reviewing the cases, SGX was satisfied these transactions were the result of genuine error on the investors' part, attributable to the recent consolidation of New Silkroutes shares, and that allowing the erroneous trades to stand would cause disproportionate harm including the settlement risk of failed trades of significant size," SGX said in a statement.
SGX urged market participants to exercise greater care in dealing with consolidated shares.
"SGX has reminded member firms and their trading representatives to exercise due care when executing orders in newly-consolidated shares including having appropriate safeguards for clients who transact using means such as Internet trading," SGX said. "All market participants should also exercise due care in transacting securities, post any corporate action."
source: BTimes
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Post by odie on Jan 2, 2016 9:04:54 GMT 7
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Post by odie on Jan 9, 2016 13:40:50 GMT 7
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Post by odie on Mar 28, 2016 16:03:20 GMT 7
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Post by odie on Mar 28, 2016 16:20:39 GMT 7
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Post by odie on May 8, 2016 7:28:49 GMT 7
China’s HNA in Talks to Buy Singapore Logistics Firm CWT The potential deal could trigger an offer for CWT that could value it at about $1 billion By P.R. Venkat in Singapore and Kane Wu in Hong Kong Updated May 6, 2016 11:44 p.m. ET
Chinese conglomerate HNA Group is in advanced discussions to take control of CWT Ltd. in a deal that could value the Singapore-listed logistics company at about $1 billion, according to people familiar with the situation.
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Post by odie on May 21, 2016 16:08:59 GMT 7
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