Singapore Stocks and Market Closing Report

Tuesday, 19 April 2011 0 comments
Singapore’s Straits Times Index fell 0.3 percent to 3,144.38 at the close. About eight stocks fell for every five that advanced on the benchmark index of 30 companies.

Shares on the measure trade at an average 14.4 times estimated earnings, compared with about 15.6 times at the end of 2010, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

The following shares were among the most active in the market. Stock symbols are in parentheses after the company name.

City Developments Ltd. (CIT SP), Singapore’s second-biggest developer, increased 0.3 percent to S$11.64. The company said its South Beach Consortium Pte has secured S$1.6 billion ($1.28 billion) of financing for its South Beach project.

Longcheer Holdings Ltd. (LHL SP), a China-based mobile phone designer, tumbled 17 percent to 26.5 Singapore cents. The company said it expects lower third-quarter revenue, lower gross profit margins from competition, and higher operating expenses because of labor costs in developing new products.

Overseas Union Enterprise Ltd. (OUE SP), a Singapore-based hotel operator, rose 2.2 percent to S$3.23. The company said it will buy the Crowne Plaza Changi Airport Hotel for S$250 million. OUE will also buy an adjacent block of land for S$43 million and build a 200-room Holiday Inn Express. The acquisition will boost the number of hotel rooms it has in Singapore to as much as 2,146 from 1,626 now, OUE said.

Singapore Stock Market & Stocks Reports (31-March)

Friday, 1 April 2011 0 comments
Infinio Group (Infinio) is looking to acquire Ephraim Resources for $381.8m in a reverse takeover (RTO) deal, which will see the vendors eventually owning 93.2% of Infinio. Shanghai Asia Holdings’ (Shanghai Asia) chief financial officer and executive director Tung Kum Hon has decided to step down. Golden Agri Resources’ (Golden Agri) unit Sinar Mas Agro Resources and Technology (Smart) has announced plans to invest up to Rp9t until 2015 to make downstream products.

China Gaoxian Halts Trading To Investigate SGX’s Queries

Friday, 25 March 2011 0 comments
China Gaoxian became the latest S-chips to throw investors into the fray following its halting of shares. The purpose of the suspension was quoted as ‘investigating the matters prompting SGX’s queries’ which was in relation to the unusual trading activities of its shares on 21 Mar-11. Investors are nervously awaiting news as speculation is rife on the underlying reason, with fears stemming from earlier accounting irregularities at some China-based firms listed in Singapore. Notably, earlier this month, SGX had queried its unaudited FY10 financial results to seek clarity on the significant decrease in trade and other receivables as well as the rise in bank loans despite a significant jump in cash balances. In response, the company explained that cash sales made up a larger proportion of total sales in FY10 than in the preceding year.

Significance: It would be surprising if the forthcoming disclosure throws up any accounting issues as the company has recently gone through another round of scrutiny by the Korean Exchange in its dual-listing undertaking. However, should the news turn out to be negative, it would serve as a wake-up call for shareholders that they should not take dual-listing as a guarantee of a company’s health.

Ref : SGX Nifty

Singapore Straits Times Index Looks Set to Trend Further Down

Tuesday, 22 March 2011 0 comments
It had been a few days since i last posted the last entry. At the moment, the Libya turmoil looks like anything but stopping soon, and for the Japanese, while they must be lauded for their unwavering and united-in-the-face-of-adversity spirit, their financial market will continue to fluctuate with good/bad/good/bad news from the Fukushima Daachi nuclear power plant until the matter is finally resolved. 

I have a niggling feel that by the time when the dust finally settle down, the nikkei could be reaching near the post-Lehman Brothers low levels. And from there, it could shrug of its “Lost Decade” tag and staging a super duper bull run to finally complete its “W” recovery. They had done it once (after World War II), there is no reason they can’t do it again. But for now, with the markets getting hit by radiation and tomahawk missiles, things are still pretty bleak. And our very own Singapore Straits Times Index looks set to trend down further.

SGX Nifty Quotes, STI Views and Trading Levels

Wednesday, 16 March 2011 0 comments
The SGX NIFTY is down by 166 points and the market watchers must be prepared for a void down opening due to weak global cues (Nikkie down 6.45 %, Hangsang 5%, and all other Asian indices down 2-3%).


STI MARKET REVIEW
STI plunge more than 100 points today's trade and breached all the decisive support levels and closed below major support level of 2965 @ 2946.08. STI opens with 21 points of gap and made a low of 2932.35 and consolidate day long between 2960-2940 levels and finally closed @ 2946.08 with loss of 84.78 points down by 2.80%

STI MARKET FORECAST
STI breached its up slopping trend line today i.e. 3025 level on daily graph and also break all the immediate support level too and closed below major Support level of 2965 @ 2946.08. STI took support just above its 61.8% and 76.4% Retracement level Daily & Weekly charts respectively, as we told previously that if STI breached its 61.8% retracement level on weekly chart than it can move 100-150 points down side.

SUPPORT : STI having strong support @ 2920 which is its 61.8% Retracement level if STI breached this level than it can go for 2885-2855 level.
RESISTANCE : STI having Resistance @ 2975 and above this level 3005-3035 will be the major resistance zone for STI.

STI Technical Levels & Forecast

Wednesday, 9 March 2011 0 comments
After a weeklong consolidation, finally STI crossed its major Resistance level of 3072 and also maintained this level. From past few trading sessions as it was not able to sustain this level, besides that STI today traded above this level and closed its 3100 mark too.

STI is having its 200 day MA level of 3072.07; today STI sustained this level and closed well above this level, so now we can say STI is looking bullish on charts and expects 100-150 points  gain from this level.

RESISTANCE : STI have a Resistance @ 3118 which is multiple resistance and support level previously, so if it maintains this level then it can breach its 50 day MA level of 3157.75 and above this 3180 will be the next level for STI.

SUPPORT : STI have a strong support @ 3060 level if STI breached this level than it can go for 3030-3000 level.

Closing Report For Straits Times Index Singapore

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Finally STI breached its major Resistance level and maintain above, from the opening bell STI were on firm node and closed above its 3100 mark after 14th Feb 2011.

STI opened @ 3066.52 levels and after that made a low of 3062.52, but took support and made a high of 3015.90 and finally closed near today’s high @3103.81 with gain of 37.32 points up by 1.22%.

Singapore Stocks, Quotes And Recommendation

Saturday, 26 February 2011 0 comments
Chip Eng Seng Corp Ltd
Chip Eng Seng Corp Ltd looks good on daily charts , it is trading above its up slopping trend line and also near to its 50 day MA level .

If Chip Eng Seng Corp Ltd sustains it 0.445 level than one can take long position above this level for target of 0.475-0.515-0.550 level

On the other side of coin if Chip Eng Seng Corp Ltd breached this up slopping trend line the level is 0.418 than it can go for 0.39 and 0.387 which is its 200 day MA level.


Oversea-Chines Bank Corp Ltd.
Oversea-Chines Bank Corp Ltd (OCB) seems to be reverse from this level as it is trading above its 200 day MA level of 9.195 @9.26 and if it took support @ this level and reverse from here than above its up slopping trend line it will be in bullish zone.

Resistance for OCB comes @ 9.40 and if scrip sustains this level than one can take long position for target 9.55-9.65 and above.

Support comes for OCB @ 9.04 from this level and if breached this level than it can go for more down side up to 8.90-8.80 soon.

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Thursday, 24 February 2011 0 comments
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