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Russian nuclear-capable bombers intercepted off California coastPublished time: June 12, 2014 18:57 http://rt.com/usa/165588-russia-nuclear-bombers-california/
FILE photo. A Russian TU-95 bomber (Reuters) A spokesperson for the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) confirmed this week that a fleet of Russian bombers set off alarms in the United States after coming within 50 miles of California&rsquo s Pacific coast........... .. Obama: ' I don' t rule out anything' on Iraq
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Oil spike fears rise as stability in Iraq unravelsIraq has become an important swing player with big promise in the global energy market, and the widening conflict has experts worried any supply disruptions could lead to a sharp oil price spike. That worry and concern about a wider sectarian conflict drove oil prices higher Thursday, weighed on stocks and sent buyers into bonds. Brent futures rallied more than 3 percent, to $113.02 a barrel, the highest price since Sept. 9. WTI rose $2.13, to $106.53 per barrel. Gasoline futures jumped $0.8, to $3.08 per gallon.
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Kurdish Peshmerga forces and Iraqi special forces deploy their troops and armored vehicles outside of the oil-rich city of Kirkuk, Iraq, on June 12, 2014.
Sunni militants this week seized two cities&mdash Mosul and Tikrit&mdash and threatened to march on the capital of Baghdad while vowing to take over two other cities spiritually important to Shiite Muslims. In the northern oil hub of Kirkuk Thursday, Kurdish military units, or Pershmerga, assumed control of key government installations when Iraqi Army forces abandoned their posts. " This is a huge regional threat and the collapse of the Iraqi Army shows the mistakes of the Maliki government in terms of the country and obviously the fact everybody now is going to scramble. This is unexpected," said Daniel Yergin, vice chairman of IHS. Iraq produces about 3.3 million barrels a day, and so far the only reported disruption is the flow of oil through the 600,000 barrel Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline, which runs from Kirkuk to Turkey. The Kirkuk fields produce about 400,000 to 500,000 barrels a day, while the major fields in the Basra area produce about 2.6 to 2.7 million barrels a day, according to IHS. Read MoreOil could rise another $15: Oppenheimer expert " If it spreads to the south or threatens the south, I think the anxiety is going to be reflected in the oil market. Absolutely," said Yergin. " The recovery of Iraq was kind of key to the future of the world oil market." According to IHS, Iraq is one of the largest sources of growth for the global oil market going into the future. U.S. oil production is more than double Iraq' s, but it is expected to plateau by early to mid 2020s, while Iraq has the potential to add about 200,000 a year into 2040. Although OPEC is producing 30 million barrels a day, supply disruptions in other parts of the world make Iraq' s growing production all the more important. Increasing U.S. oil production also has helped offset the loss of oil from places like Iran and Libya, and it has risen to 8.5 million barrels a day, up 1.2 million barrels in just the last year. ![]() The U.S. imports about 300,000 barrels of Iraqi crude a day or about 4 percent of total imports. " That loss of Iraqi oil directly, you could argue is not going to have much of an impact on the U.S. but the fact that 2 million barrels of Iraqi oil is going to Europe and Asia means world supply could tighten," said Andrew Lipow, president of Lipow Oil Associates. He said if the violence were to spread to the south and disrupt even a half million barrels of production, on top of the 1 million lost from Libya and oil lost from Iraq, it would jolt the oil market. " You could easily see oil prices jumping $20 a barrel if we lose a significant amount of Iraqi oil," he said. Read MoreTough decisions loom for Iraq War critic Obama Retired Air Force Lt. Col Rick Francona, an expert on the region, said the quick moves by Islamist militants ISIS, a Sunni group known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, has put the Shiite-led government of Prime Minister Nouiri al-Maliki at risk of collapse if it does not get assistance. Iran has sent fighters into Iraq to help its government, and Francona said the two countries have been much more closely allied since Maliki was elected. " The Iraqi military is collapsing, and if these guys get to Baghdad, who knows what' s going to happen," he said. " The Iraqi military walked away from Kirkuk and the Kurds took it&hellip There' s another complicating factor. There are Kurds in Syria that are fighting ISIS. The Kurds would like to unite." Francona said if Iraq were split along sectarian lines, with Shiites controlling the southern region, and the Sunnis holding central areas, and Kurds holding the north, the oil riches would be disproportionately split with the Shiites holding most of it. & lt p& gt Gartman: Moved to oil& amp #039 s sideline& lt /p& gt & lt p& gt Dennis Gartman of the Gartman Letter discusses the impact geopolitical issues will have on oil and gas in the short and long term.& lt /p& gt
The southern part of Iraq has the most promise for expanding production since the five super giant fields in the south account for 60 percent of the country' s proven reserves. According to EIA, an estimated 17 percent of oil reserves are in the north of Iraq, near Kirkuk, Mosul and Khanaqin. It said Iraq estimates its proven reserves at 141 billion barrels. The Kurdistan Regional Government area contains about 4 billion of proven reserves according to the International Energy Agency, though EIA says KRG reports that number could be tenfold. Read MoreUS oil skyrockets on Iraq, ends at 2014 high " This is a real mess. I don' t see an easy end to this," Francona said. President Barack Obama Thursday said he would not rule anything out to prevent jihadists from destabilizing Iraq. The ISIS are also fighting in Syria and want to join Iraq and Syria. They were once associated with al-Qaeda but have broken ties. Francona said they appear to be deploying more sophisticated military tactics than guerillas would normally use, by the way they are moving rapidly through Iraq. He said if ISIS succeeds, it would not stop in Iraq. Read MoreBoehner says Obama ' taking a nap' on Iraq " Today ISIS threatened to invade Jordan, and kill the king," he said. While oil has already jumped sharply, it has broken through key technical levels and could move higher, according to John Kilduff, oil analyst with Again Capital. Oil futures moved higher along the monthly futures curve, but for WTI only the July and August contracts were above $106. The Iraq situation has been building but the rapid deterioration this week has unsettled markets that were settling into the summer doldrums, and traders say they could become more volatile depending on how the situation in the Middle East unfolds. |
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WanSiTong
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13-Jun-2014 07:26
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Published June 13, 2014
STOCKS
STI holds up amid losses in region
Local index rises 0.1% while Hang Seng Index falls 0.4%, after Wall St halts record-breaking run
 
THE local bourse' s key index gained some ground yesterday, albeit in baby steps, with a tude. Unfazed by overnight falls on Wall Street, it was a stand-out performer in the region.
The Straits Times Index greeted the low tide across other regional benchmarks stoically, stocking up 2.97 points or 0.1 per cent to 3,293.01 and snapping two days of losses. However, trading volume was unflappable, as it has been for a long while, at some 2.45 billion shares worth S$927 million. As Wall Street' s four-day record-breaking streak halted, profit-takers crowded back in and pushed major regional indices down, ahead of the release of US retail sales and unemployment claims data. Japan' s Nikkei 225 shed 0.6 per cent, Hong Kong' s Hang Seng lost 0.4 per cent and China' s Shanghai Composite was down 0.2 per cent. |
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WanSiTong
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13-Jun-2014 06:08
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Markets OverviewThursday Close:
  Oil prices up, stocks down Click for more market data. We' ve seen this story before in the stock market: Oil prices are up as a Middle East conflict escalates, and the markets are sliding.The Dow Jones industrial average fell nearly 100 points (0.65%). The S& P 500 and the Nasdaq both sank over 0.7%. The selling adds to losses from the previous day. Stocks fell Wednesday after the World Bank lowered its outlook for global economic growth and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor lost his re-election bid.  
Now the focus is Iraq. Investors watch Iraq: Oil prices jumped more than 2% as Iraqi forces battled Islamist militants for control of the nation' s second-largest city. Crude futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose above $106 per barrel, a high not seen since Sept. 2013. The brazen attack by fighters from a group called ISIS is making commodity traders nervous as they consider how the turmoil could affect the country' s large oil-producing areas. While the fighting in Iraq probably won' t derail the market, " It is enough to trigger some position-trimming and a pause," said Kit Juckes, a strategist at Societe Generale. Worries about higher oil prices hit the airline sector particularly hard. Delta (DAL), South West (LUV) and United Continental (UAL) were down more than 5%. Related: Oil prices spike as Iraq violence flares Latest economic news: The government said retail sales rose 0.3% in May, falling short of what economists had forecast. Separately, the number of Americans filing first-time unemployment claims rose more than expected, according to the Labor Department' s weekly report. Still, many are likely to be more interested in the World Cup, which kicked off at 4 p.m. ET. The tournament in Brazil is expected to be the most watched sporting event ever, and Americans are becoming increasingly interested in the game. Brazil' s stock market is up almost 1% today. Related: Fear & Greed Index still shows extremely greed European markets ended narrowly mixed. Asian markets mostly closed with losses, though Indian markets were buoyant.   |
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12-Jun-2014 23:23
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Singapore netizens mourn death of &ldquo Cineleisure Auntie&rdquoBy Nurul Azliah Aripin | Yahoo Newsroom  &ndash   5 hours ago https://sg.news.yahoo.com/singapore-netizens-mourn-death-of-%E2%80%9Ccineleisure-auntie%E2%80%9D-091612658.html  
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WanSiTong
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12-Jun-2014 13:44
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When a company releases their annual reports, or financial earnings, a specific part that&rsquo s most looked at, is none other than earnings, or net income. I mean, yes. It&rsquo s important, because earnings affect Earnings Per Share, which affects the Price Earnings of the stock and other profitability ratios such as Return on Equity and Return on Assets. But I&rsquo m telling you, as much as it is important for us to look at net income, it can be easily manipulated. Too easy if you ask me. That&rsquo s because elements that make up net income can include &ldquo one off gains&rdquo , &ldquo other income&rdquo and other accounting engineering to boost this figure to beautify the income statement. Operating cash flows however takes a stricter approach to measuring the quality of the operational profits, and it is much harder to manipulate compared to Net income. Accrued Earnings, Not Counted In Cash Flow Accrued earnings generally come from accrued sales, where sales are booked and accounted for in the income statement, but not yet received. This will in turn translate to accrued earnings, which will help boost the different profitability metrics mentioned above. The operating cash flow will flag such elements and purely take into consideration of cash actually received, so naturally, the accrued earnings will not be included, and thus more conservative as a figure. Therefore if you see net operating cash flow lesser than net income, you need to start realising that there could be something wrong with the cash cycle, and there might be a need to look at the revenue recognition policy of the company. Consistency In Operating Cash Flow Apart from helping you flag the possible manipulation done to the income statement, consistency in operating cash flow, especially when it&rsquo s consistently positive and higher than the net income, will tell you that the operational earnings are of &ldquo quality&rdquo . Also, a consistency of positive operating cash flow figures will probably help you sleep better at night. Price To Cash Flow For comparison purposes, you can also use price/operating cash flow (P/CF) ratio as a metric when you compare a company to its peers. The important factor to see if the P/CF is a positive one. This will give you a quick insight to see which companies are the cash burners, and which are the better ones in your comparison. Conclusion Operating cash flow, though stricter and more conservative then net income, can still be manipulated, although a lot harder. This is still a better number to look at compared to net income alone and can also serve as a quick metric for you to screen stocks.   |
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WanSiTong
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12-Jun-2014 06:58
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The key Straits Times Index fell 3.78 points or 0.1 per cent to 3,290.04. Elsewhere, Hong Kong' s Hang Seng slipped 0.3 per cent while China' s Shanghai Composite lost 0.1 per cent - PHOTO: SPH IN the absence of any strong leads yesterday, the local bourse had a ho-hum day, staying stuck in negative territory and drifting further away from the year' s high that it managed to scale on Monday. The key Straits Times Index fell 3.78 points or 0.1 per cent to 3,290.04. Elsewhere, Hong Kong' s Hang Seng slipped 0.3 per cent while China' s Shanghai Composite lost 0.1 per cent. Japan' s benchmark Nikkei bucked the trend by rising 0.5 per cent. A flat outing in Wall Street overnight, even though the Dow scaled a fresh high, proved too small to jolt the STI upwards. But there was one piece of dampening news - the World Bank trimmed its global growth forecast for the year to 2.8 per cent from 3.2 per cent in January. The bank said it expects emerging markets to face headwinds given the lack of willingness to implement policy changes in many countries.   |
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WanSiTong
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12-Jun-2014 06:21
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Markets OverviewWednesday Close:
Dow drops 102 points. Don' t panic The weather on Wall Street was overcast today, and that seemed to be the mood for investors. Stocks pulled back Wednesday, but keep in mind that they have been surging lately. They can' t go up every day.Markets step back: The Dow, S& P 500, and Nasdaq all moved lower. The Dow dropped 102 points (about 0.6%). It is back below the 16,900 level again. Many are waiting for the Dow to break 17,000 for the first time and hope this milestone can come this week.Interestingly, the Dow experienced the biggest loss today out of of the major indexes. The S& P 500 was down about 0.35% and the Nasdaq was only off by 0.14%. Normally the bigger companies that make up the Dow are seen as safe havens, but not this time. Today' s setback could be driven by the World Bank lowering its Global Economic Outlook for 2014. The bank now predicts a 4.8% pace for the year, down from its January estimate of 5.3%, marking the third straight year of under 5% growth for developing economies. In a week without much new data, investors are looking for ways to gauge the pulse of the economy. Investors continue to pour money into corporate bonds and Spanish debt. The spread between corporate bonds and U.S. Treasuries is at the lowest point this week since 2007. It' s now a mere 125 basis points, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch. This week the yields on Spain' s 10-year bonds dropped below those of the United States, meaning Spain can borrow for less cost than America. It' s a big turnaround for a nation that was on the brink on default two years ago. Related: Do you have enough invested in small cap stocks? European Airline stocks hit by turbulence: Europe' s airline industry is in the spotlight Wednesday. Shares in Lufthansa Group (DLAKY)fell by 14% in Germany after the airline operator issued a surprise profit warning. Airbus (EADSY)stock closed down 3% in Paris after Emirates Airline canceled a multi-billion dollar order for 70 A350 planes. Shares in Rolls-Royce (RYCEF), which makes the engines for the A350s, also took a hit in London trading. International stock market action: European markets finished lower. Asian markets ended with mixed results.     |
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11-Jun-2014 23:08
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Dow down, S& P500 also down......😞 |
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11-Jun-2014 21:13
Yells: "Posts are opinions. Do not take it as investment advise " |
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Just open dow jone short...good luck... market looks like going down liao... short at peak is the best...come join me... | ||||||
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hlfoo2010
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11-Jun-2014 12:39
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Magnitude: 5 Location: 134km SE of Karpathos, Greece Time:Wed, 11 Jun 2014 03:53:41 GM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRsPngHAkis |
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hlfoo2010
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11-Jun-2014 11:02
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http://rt.com/news/165096-super-predator-shark-australia/ Mystery &lsquo super predator&rsquo hunted in Australian waters after devouring 3-meter shark |
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WanSiTong
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11-Jun-2014 10:41
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Excerpts from analysts' reports
UOB Kay Hian: Stocks for action in 2H2014. Modest year-end target of 3,400. Our target suggests a limited 3% upside for the market as we impute a 10% discount to long-term P/B and PE valuations on below-trend ROE. We adopt a bottom-up strategy and look to benefit from selective themes.  ![]()  
  Mixed signals but earnings recovery likely to gain momentum in 2015. Global growth, geopolitical risks and the eventual rise in interest rates are to dictate sentiment, but we expect Singapore' s earnings recovery to gain momentum, particularly in 2015.
Driving earnings are likely banking, telecommunications, plantation and aviation.    M& A fever to run high. We reckon M& A will remain in play for the rest of the year as valuations remain inexpensive.
Sectors such as E& P, oil services, healthcare devices and deeply-valued stocks may enjoy trading interest.  Sino Grandness is trading at 3.9x 2014F PE, a huge discount to Hong Kong-listed peers   25.0x. Themes to consider in 2H14. Despite a limited 3% upside for the broader market, we see performance upside from several themes including:
a) M& A and asset monetisation, b) energy proxies, c) riders of regional growth, d) winners and losers of e-commerce, and e) easing regulatory regulations.   
Stocks for action. Large-cap BUYs include DBS, Keppel Corp, Suntec REIT, CapitaLand, Keppel Land, Ezion, ST Engineering, M1 and SingPost.
Mid-cap picks include Silverlake, Pacific Radiance, Nam Cheong, Riverstone, Sino Grandness and CD REIT. Key SELLs include Tigerair and Mewah.  The full UOB Kay Hian report here.  Recent stories: RIVERSTONE -- Buy, target $1.14, says UOB KH in initiating coverage SINO GRANDNESS -- Buy, target $1.04-$1.54 KIM HENG -- Buy, target 33 c  |
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hlfoo2010
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11-Jun-2014 09:44
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College dropout turns (SO WHAT)Man makes millions from garbagehttp://au.pfinance.yahoo.com/money-manager/career/article/-/24210624/college-dropout-turns-worm-poop-into-millions/ |
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hlfoo2010
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11-Jun-2014 08:33
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越 南 曾 承 認 西 沙 屬 中 國 稱 其 為 保 衛 中 國 的 長 城http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=limWl2NNFdA& index=3& list=UUbkqdUcnKILN7oLCKrfOzXQ |
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WanSiTong
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11-Jun-2014 07:15
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Published June 11, 2014
 
China companies rack up record debt rating cuts
One reason is that stimulus measures haven' t taken effect
 
 
[SHANGHAI] Chinese companies suffered a record number of debt rating cuts this year and the nation' s second-biggest brokerage says that the worst is yet to come. " The economy' s fundamentals are deteriorating, and there will be a wave of downgrades in June and July," Li Ning, a bond analyst at Haitong Securities Co in Shanghai said. " Even though the government has announced measures to support the economy, they won' t take effect soon." A total of 17 borrowers were downgraded in the first five months, the most since at least 2009, up from 13 a year earlier, data compiled by China Investment Securities Co show. China' s banking regulator last week said that authorities will lower corporate borrowing costs by expanding loans, pumping cash into money markets and adjusting reserve requirements, as analysts forecast the weakest economic expansion in 24 years. Chinese companies have 7.1 trillion yuan (S$1.43 trillion) of bonds maturing this year, compared with 6.4 trillion yuan last year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.   |
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WanSiTong
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11-Jun-2014 07:12
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Published June 11, 2014
A day after closing at a year' s high, the Straits Times Index failed to hold up on the back of profit-taking, ending yesterday at 3,293.82, down 11.38 points or 0.3 per cent - PHOTO: BLOOMBERG THE local bourse' s key barometer backed out of a two-day winning streak to close lower, snubbing fresh records on Wall Street even as most of its regional peers continued to cheer recent upbeat macro data. A day after closing at a year' s high, the Straits Times Index failed to hold up on the back of profit-taking, ending yesterday at 3,293.82, down 11.38 points or 0.3 per cent. Japan' s benchmark Nikkei also lost ground by 0.9 per cent after rising to a three-month high on Monday. The tone elsewhere was upbeat with Hong Kong' s Hang Seng advancing by 0.9 per cent while South Korea' s Kospi and China' s Shanghai Composite gaining one per cent.  
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WanSiTong
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11-Jun-2014 06:31
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Markets OverviewTuesday Close:
Dow crawls to new record: 16,945.9 It doesn' t take much for the stock market to hit a new record these days.After playing dead all day, the Dow orchestrated a last second bounce -- of a mere 2.82 points -- that left the index slightly closer to the 17,000 level.   Another record for the Dow: The Dow Jones Industrial Average' s slight gain marks its fourth consecutive record close (at 16,945.92).The Nasdaq also finished with a narrow gain (0.04% higher), but the S& P 500 saw its five-day winning streak come to an end, finishing down 0.02%.
All in all, stocks barely budged on the day. Stocks were in the market equivalent of a straight jacket. The S& P 500 moved less than seven points between its high and low, the narrowest one-day swing since early March. The Dow traded in just a 49-point range. A pause isn' t surprising given that Wall Street is in the midst of one of its hottest stretches of the current bull market. In fact, the S& P 500 had advanced in 13 of its prior 16 sessions, including on Monday when the S& P 500 and Dow inched higher to new records. Market volatility, as measured by the VIX (VIX)index, continues to trade at levels unseen in over seven years. Some see the apparent calm as a red flag that signals investors may be becoming complacent. And CNNMoney' s Fear & Greed Index, which looks at the VIX and six other gauges of market sentiment, is flashing signs of Extreme Greed.   International movers: European markets closed mostly higher. Asian markets ended mixed. Markets in China jumped while the Nikkei in Japan declined by nearly 1%.     |
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WanSiTong
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10-Jun-2014 14:20
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Published June 10, 2014
 
Resale condo volume, prices slide in May
Rental volume up slightly but rents slip amid weak leasing conditions
 
LOAN-RESTRICTION measures and buyers' stamp duties aside, two other factors - aggressive discounts offered by developers on new units and weak leasing conditions - drove resale transactions and prices of non-landed private homes down last month. The developers of a few major condominium projects recently cut prices to drive up sales and clear their stock by their deadlines, failing which they would have to pay extension charges. This move has siphoned some demand away from the resale market, analysts said. It has also not helped the resale market that purchases there take a few months to complete, by which time the market would have entered the second half of the year, when leasing activity is traditionally slower, given that fewer expatriates come here then than in the first half. This further tempered demand. Flash figures released by the Singapore Real Estate Exchange (SRX) yesterday showed that the number of condo units resold in May fell 7.5 per cent month-on-month to 421 units. This is 42.6 per cent lower than the 734 units resold in May last year.   |
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10-Jun-2014 13:12
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My BUY call for S Chips came yesterday morning! Hope everyone HUAT like me! HUAT ah! |
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