Straits Asia Resources posts 68% fall in Q1 net profit to $15.4m
Wednesday, 28 April 2010
Wednesday, 28 April 2010
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CapitaMalls Asia: A white spinning top formed today on lower volume. This is a reversal signal, again. The MACD has stopped increasing its distance from the signal line. This suggests that the downward movement in price has slowed down somewhat in intensity. Stochastics and MFI are going deeper into oversold territory and the OBV turned down slightly. All in, the technicals are still bearish. If the reversal signal delivers, immediate resistance are at $2.24 and $2.27, provided by the declining 20dMA and 50dMA respectively.
Healthway Medical: A gravestone doji formed today as price closed at 15.5c. A dead cross formed as the descending 20dMA cuts the 50dMA from the top. Technically, things look grave, pardon the pun. However, the more or less flat OBV plus the fact that the Stochastics is in the oversold region suggest that any downward movement is likely to be a slow drift rather than a crash.
Courage Marine: The MFI continues to move lower away from the overbought region. OBV dips down slightly as the price action formed a doji today. Price touched a low of 22c for the second day in a row, supported by the rising 20dMA. Perhaps, this counter needs to see the longer term MAs catch up with the 20dMA before its price could move higher. A correction using time, perhaps?
Saizen REIT: It is worth reminding ourselves that the longer term uptrend is intact as the descending 100wMA plays havoc with sentiments. Look at the daily chart and we see the MFI has formed a higher high and a higher low. Buying momentum has been positive. In fact, the MACD has turned up slightly today towards the signal line while still above zero.
In the weekly chart, it is quite clear that the OBV has been trending up which suggests that steady accumulation is happening over time. Any further weakness in price is likely to bring out more buyers, as such.
Singapore’s central bank says inflation could hit 4% in Q4
Wednesday, 28 April 2010
Wednesday, 28 April 2010
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Even the 4% being earned in our CPF Special Accounts is just keeping pace with inflation by Q4 this year. A scary thought. Bungee jumping, anyone?
Be Patient ... Big Jobs Gains Are Coming,
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Posted Apr 28, 2010 09:00am EDT by Heesun Wee
Las Vegas Sands Corp. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Sheldon G. Adelson tells Yahoo! SEA's Ion Danker what he thinks of Resorts World Sentosa, 28 April 2010.
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