Dshoes bro, SSE is very positive this morning
Now, a bankrupted Greece must bust a fellow PIIGS, Italy. Italian govt n banks have in excess of 50bio Euro exposure in Greece
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Meltdown
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Dshoes bro, SSE is very positive this morning
Now, a bankrupted Greece must bust a fellow PIIGS, Italy. Italian govt n banks have in excess of 50bio Euro exposure in Greece
China stocks rocket 8% at open after weekend rescue moves
http://www.straitstimes.com/busines...s-rocket-8-at-open-after-weekend-rescue-moves
Yes, it opened at positive 8% this morning, they don't care about greece. The intraday decline has been gradual; giving chance to the weaker speculators to realize their losses at a better price.
China successfully supports the blue-chips, SSE maintained in positive zone
but no help for ChiNext small caps, mid-day losses hit 6%
http://www.livemint.com/Money/l7nHo...saws-stocks-as-largecaps-gain-ChiNext-fa.html
but no help for ChiNext small caps, mid-day losses hit 6%
http://www.livemint.com/Money/l7nHo...saws-stocks-as-largecaps-gain-ChiNext-fa.html
SSE entered negative zone now
the small stocks sink, that's why...
Chinese Trading Suspensions Freeze US$1.4 Trillion of Shares Amid Rout
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...halts-freeze-1-4-trillion-of-shares-amid-rout
Chinese companies have found a guaranteed way to prevent investors from selling their shares: suspend trading. Almost 200 stocks halted trading after the close on Monday, bringing the total number of suspensions to 745
meanwhile
Temasek reports 19% Singapore dollar investment gain for fiscal year
http://www.pionline.com/article/201...gapore-dollar-investment-gain-for-fiscal-year
Temasek Holdings (Pte) Ltd., a Singapore-based sovereign wealth fund, reported the Singapore dollar value of its investment portfolio rose 19.2% to S$266 billion ($194 billion) for its fiscal year ended March 31, 2015.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...halts-freeze-1-4-trillion-of-shares-amid-rout
Chinese companies have found a guaranteed way to prevent investors from selling their shares: suspend trading. Almost 200 stocks halted trading after the close on Monday, bringing the total number of suspensions to 745
meanwhile
Temasek reports 19% Singapore dollar investment gain for fiscal year
http://www.pionline.com/article/201...gapore-dollar-investment-gain-for-fiscal-year
Temasek Holdings (Pte) Ltd., a Singapore-based sovereign wealth fund, reported the Singapore dollar value of its investment portfolio rose 19.2% to S$266 billion ($194 billion) for its fiscal year ended March 31, 2015.
Oil crashed another 3% tonight - buy budget airlines
Silver crashed 5% - buy USD
Shares down - US govt bonds and Treasuries big cheong
Silver crashed 5% - buy USD
Shares down - US govt bonds and Treasuries big cheong
gold crashed too, now it's supported at 1150+, weekly chart indicate strong support at this level, i expect it to go up today.
Hope it crashes below $1000
bro, unlikely. i am longed on gold, i was squeezing my balls when i saw it dipped yesterday nite.
everything happens for a reason, it seems to me that gold is lower to prepare for the next round of up.
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I lost a resale 5-room HDB in my realized losses.
Another 4-room HDB sitting in unrealized losses
Losses equivalent for more than a decade of salary-income No property now also.
That's that I am broke, already got killed.
Listen.
If you still have the chance to walk away, please do so
don't be like me.
Another 4-room HDB sitting in unrealized losses
Losses equivalent for more than a decade of salary-income No property now also.
That's that I am broke, already got killed.
Listen.
If you still have the chance to walk away, please do so
don't be like me.
I lost a resale 5-room HDB in my realized losses.
Another 4-room HDB sitting in unrealized losses
Losses equivalent for more than a decade of salary-income No property now also.
That's that I am broke, already got killed.
Listen.
If you still have the chance to walk away, please do so
don't be like me.
Thanks for the reminder, i'm monitoring my shares now to let go. Abit late as i havent been watching, in denial mode.
That's why you are so sad!
After I lost a combined 100K in the stock market many years ago during the last 2008 crisis .. Now, I only invest 30% of money in bonds. With the current China and Greece instability, I am worry another bigger crisis is brewing.. Hopefully, my bonds investment will not wipe out this time.
After I lost a combined 100K in the stock market many years ago during the last 2008 crisis .. Now, I only invest 30% of money in bonds. With the current China and Greece instability, I am worry another bigger crisis is brewing.. Hopefully, my bonds investment will not wipe out this time.
I lost a resale 5-room HDB in my realized losses.
Another 4-room HDB sitting in unrealized losses
Losses equivalent for more than a decade of salary-income No property now also.
That's that I am broke, already got killed.
Listen.
If you still have the chance to walk away, please do so
don't be like me.
I am planning to buy gold just in case the next Greece show up in our region..
This sharing is only worthwhile thing i can contribute to my friendship with pals from this forum.
I know we always tell ourselves, if the price go up a bit more, then we exit.
But then, if the shares will go up more, what for, u still want to exit.
In the end, we ended up sitting on our losses - we are always too fast to take profit and too strong-willed to recognize losses
Walk away if you still have the chance.
Don't me like me, good brothers
The ups and downs of China's stock market
Here's a look at the China stock market's roller-coaster ride:
Why did the market surge?
China's central bank cut interest rates for the first time in more than two years last November, which was the beginning of the borrowing-fuelled rally in the stock market.
The launch of a scheme linking trading between the Shanghai and Hong Kong stock exchanges also led to the surge.
The rally continued this year, with the benchmark Shanghai index climbing to the symbolic 5,000-point level last month, driven higher by margin trading. When it peaked on June 12, it had risen more than 150 per cent over the previous 12 months.
Why did it fall?
On the day the market reached its peak, China's securities regulator said it would tighten rules on margin trading for individual investors.
The next day, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) banned trading with funds borrowed outside the margin-trading system.
When markets reopened, investors started to take profit on worries of over-valued stock prices and increasing market risk. The deleveraging process became uncontrollable, resulting in Shanghai plunging almost 30 per cent over three weeks.
Market sentiment worsened as investors who traded on margin were forced to liquidate their stock holdings to make payment.
What's being done to support the market?
China's central bank announced cuts in interest rates and banks' reserve requirement ratio - the amount of money banks must put aside.
The market regulator announced a relaxation of margin-trading rules and reduced stock transaction fees. Soon the government announced proposals to let social security pension funds enter the stock market.
CSRC cut back on the number of initial public offerings, then went a step further by halting them for the near future.
The central bank said it would provide funds through the state-backed China Securities Finance Co. to "protect the stability of the securities market", while 21 of the largest brokerages said they would invest at least 120 billion yuan (S$26 billion) in so-called "blue chip" exchange- traded funds.
What happens next?
No one knows and the market remains wildly volatile. Investors forced to sell could drive prices lower, or bargain-hunters could see a buying opportunity and step in.
Analysts forecast the benchmark Shanghai index may rebound to around 4,000 points in the next month.
Here's a look at the China stock market's roller-coaster ride:
Why did the market surge?
China's central bank cut interest rates for the first time in more than two years last November, which was the beginning of the borrowing-fuelled rally in the stock market.
The launch of a scheme linking trading between the Shanghai and Hong Kong stock exchanges also led to the surge.
The rally continued this year, with the benchmark Shanghai index climbing to the symbolic 5,000-point level last month, driven higher by margin trading. When it peaked on June 12, it had risen more than 150 per cent over the previous 12 months.
Why did it fall?
On the day the market reached its peak, China's securities regulator said it would tighten rules on margin trading for individual investors.
The next day, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) banned trading with funds borrowed outside the margin-trading system.
When markets reopened, investors started to take profit on worries of over-valued stock prices and increasing market risk. The deleveraging process became uncontrollable, resulting in Shanghai plunging almost 30 per cent over three weeks.
Market sentiment worsened as investors who traded on margin were forced to liquidate their stock holdings to make payment.
What's being done to support the market?
China's central bank announced cuts in interest rates and banks' reserve requirement ratio - the amount of money banks must put aside.
The market regulator announced a relaxation of margin-trading rules and reduced stock transaction fees. Soon the government announced proposals to let social security pension funds enter the stock market.
CSRC cut back on the number of initial public offerings, then went a step further by halting them for the near future.
The central bank said it would provide funds through the state-backed China Securities Finance Co. to "protect the stability of the securities market", while 21 of the largest brokerages said they would invest at least 120 billion yuan (S$26 billion) in so-called "blue chip" exchange- traded funds.
What happens next?
No one knows and the market remains wildly volatile. Investors forced to sell could drive prices lower, or bargain-hunters could see a buying opportunity and step in.
Analysts forecast the benchmark Shanghai index may rebound to around 4,000 points in the next month.
well, i really think it is now a good time to buy some good blue chip eg semb corp, keppel corp, semb marine , dbs, uob etc.
