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Hickory dickory dock, AK just bought a clock!

Friday, January 23, 2015

I don't like wall clocks not because they are not pleasing to the eye. I just don't like knocking nails into walls. So, in my apartment, you will see only desk clocks. The problem with the ones I have is that they are quite small and hard for me to see unless I am quite close to them.

So, I decided that I should get a bigger clock, one that I could tell time with easily from anywhere in the living room.

They are hard to find and the few I saw are all so expensive. Their prices are from $59 to $139. Their faces weren't very big either. They were, maybe, 6cm to 8cm across. OK, maybe, I am used to paying $2.00 for a clock but, to be fair, those were tiny with faces 3cm or so across.

Anyway, I decided to just wait and see if I could find a less expensive one in future. No hurry, I told myself. Well, guess what. My patience was recently rewarded:




I found this in an old and dusty looking watch repair shop which has lots of old watches and clocks. It has a white face which is about 13cm across with black hands and numbers. Price? $29.00. Not bad.

It is actually a working alarm clock too! OK, I know. Duh... Aiyoh, humour me lah. A wall clock wouldn't have that function, right?


Clock looks happy sitting next to my new 40" FHD LED TV.

There is also a story about the TV which I paid very little for a couple of months ago but I will leave that story for another time, maybe.

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SembCorp Industries and SembCorp Marine: Recovery?

Thursday, January 22, 2015

Here are a couple of interesting chart formations:

SCI. A long white candle formed on a high volume day.
It could be a double bottom formation.
The MACD has formed a higher low.
Neckline approximates $4.50
If that should break, eventual target is provided by the declining 200d MA (the light blue line) which is approximating $5.00 now.

SMM. Another long white candle formed on a high volume day.
Looks like it could be a double bottom formation too.
The MACD has formed a higher low.
Neckline approximates $3.30.
If that should break, the declining 200d MA is the eventual target.
Currently, the 200d MA approximates $3.70.

Based on TA, SCI and SMM look promising.


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