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The Place Holdings on its next leg!
TraderBen
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25-Jul-2021 22:16     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Your amount of shares will be divided by 5

choices30      ( Date: 25-Jul-2021 10:20) Posted:

got share consolidation meh?
what effect would it have on existing shareholders then?

TraderBen      ( Date: 25-Jul-2021 08:12) Posted:

Any news when the share consolidation will be completed?


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kepoh88
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25-Jul-2021 18:41     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Love this stock...heart
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stockman20
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25-Jul-2021 16:51     
 
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 Alert Admin 		overly sold. there is big news coming up! look for it.
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choices30
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25-Jul-2021 10:20     
 
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 Alert Admin 		got share consolidation meh?
what effect would it have on existing shareholders then?

TraderBen      ( Date: 25-Jul-2021 08:12) Posted:

Any news when the share consolidation will be completed?

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25-Jul-2021 08:12     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Any news when the share consolidation will be completed?
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22-Jul-2021 10:40     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Oversold. This gem will rebound after all sellers have cleared positions. 👍
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21-Jul-2021 08:56     
 
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 Alert Admin 		should be another lots of sellers waiting to sell day
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19-Jul-2021 09:46     
 
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 Alert Admin 		This one needs a lot of patience.
When it surges it will surge a lot.
Just have to wait patiently, it will come
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19-Jul-2021 09:45     
 
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 Alert Admin 		mostly sellers come out to whack

noobnub      ( Date: 19-Jul-2021 09:12) Posted:

after a high vol bounce the next few days usually no vol on the buy side. 

noobnub      ( Date: 19-Jul-2021 08:44) Posted:

so far from charts after one day bounce it can drift down for 2 weeks.  the last low was 0.11
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19-Jul-2021 09:12     
 
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 Alert Admin 		after a high vol bounce the next few days usually no vol on the buy side. 

noobnub      ( Date: 19-Jul-2021 08:44) Posted:

so far from charts after one day bounce it can drift down for 2 weeks.  the last low was 0.11
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19-Jul-2021 08:58     
 
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 Alert Admin 		I doubt leh.
Selling pressure still quite sustained
Buyers would need to come out strongly
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19-Jul-2021 08:57     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Today may be can test 0.14. Oversold as of now. ☺ ️

WBdisciple      ( Date: 19-Jul-2021 07:40) Posted:

THE PLACE' s Mount Yuntai project could be a very good choice for Chinese retirees....

China' s luxury retirement homes draw millions from investors
MON, JUL 19, 2021 - 6:37 AM
[BEIJING] Retiree William Tang recently decided to swap his life in downtown Shanghai for a luxury elder-care development in the city' s far west, paying US$220,000 to rent a two-bedroom apartment for 15 years.

" It is more like a resort," Mr Tang said after viewing the Ardor Gardens showroom, which highlights amenities including an indoor swimming pool, yoga rooms, wine tastings and round-the-clock care.

For a growing number of Chinese and international investors, elder-care developments like Ardor Gardens are becoming irresistible bets. Money is pouring into the sector amid renewed attention on just how quickly China is aging.

Sydney-based property and infrastructure company Lendlease Corp, which put US$280 million into Ardor Gardens, is among investors that see the policy environment becoming more favourable as the Chinese government tackles its demographic challenges.

" The market will likely be completely different 10 years from now," said Lendlease' s China President Ding Hui. " If you wait for 10 years before starting to think of buying land, learning, training up a team and developing a business model, very likely you would have missed the opportunity."

According to China' s latest population data, the number of residents aged 60 and above has risen 47 per cent over the past decade to 260 million, more than 18 per cent of its total population. By 2050, it is forecast to nearly double to almost 500 million.

Lendlease is in competition with established domestic players including blue-chip insurers, private-equity firms and property developers. Dozens of foreign investors have also piled in in recent years, including Singapore' s state-owned Temasek Holdings, US healthcare investment firm Columbia Pacific Management and Fortress Investment Group.

More are looking to join the fray. Chinese investment giant Citic Capital is aiming to build a handful of elder-care projects with partners in major cities over the next few years, said the head of the firm' s real estate division Stanley Ching. New China Life Insurance meanwhile just started selling a new 280,000 square metre (three million square foot) elderly-care complex in a suburb of Beijing - roughly the size of 40 standard soccer fields.

Many of these companies have yet to make money from the senior-care business, but they' re betting that growing demand for such facilities and changing societal norms in China will deliver returns in the longer term.

On the policy side, the government is drafting detailed plans to strengthen the senior-care sector, with a focus on expanding basic and affordable services. These include increasing the number of beds at nursing homes, and putting resources into training much-needed professionals.

" China' s high-end senior care market has not entered the phase of high-speed growth, but it has certainly gotten started," said Ye Liming, a director at the Shanghai Senior Service Industry Association.

The country' s demographic trajectory is also upending deep-set traditions that have impeded the popularity of care homes. Though children in China have long been bound by the duty to care for their elderly parents, many families live far apart following years of labour migration and urbanisation. The problem is exacerbated by the fact that many soon to enter retirement only have one child to rely on due to China' s one-child policy.

Despite these demographic shifts, industry estimates predict that only around 3 per cent of Chinese seniors are willing or are able to afford the sorts of services that Lendlease is offering. The vast majority are expected to stay at home or at government-subsidised nursing homes. Though that' s still a large enough number given China' s massive elderly population, the low figure does signify a difficulty for investors.

As of June, Lendlease had only managed to fill about a quarter of the first 100 or so apartments at Ardor Gardens that it put on the market about 10 months earlier.

In a recent report, consulting firm Qianzhan Industry Research Institute noted that the occupancy rate of private elderly homes, mostly located in wealthy areas such as the Yangtze River Delta, is hovering at 37-48 per cent, far below the 85 per cent they need to break even.

Customers are deterred in part by the cost, due to high land prices and the absence of a real estate investment trust market - a key long-term funding channel for elder-care property investors in developed markets like North America, Europe and Japan.

Lendlease' s Ding believes that getting dozens of seniors to part with their money for a rental property in Ardor Gardens is significant, given the pandemic. More notable, he thinks, is that the mentality that seniors should spend their savings on owning a property in order to pass it down to the next generation - rather than on their own leisure - could finally be starting to shift.

To that end, Mr Tang, who is in his 70s and anticipates moving in to Ardor Gardens in September, is the sort of retiree that investors are banking on - cash-rich, open-minded and looking to have fun in their twilight years.

" Our purpose is not to just spend money buying a property," said Mr Tang. " It' s for a more exciting second life."

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19-Jul-2021 08:44     
 
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 Alert Admin 		so far from charts after one day bounce it can drift down for 2 weeks.  the last low was 0.11
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WBdisciple
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19-Jul-2021 07:40     
 
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 Alert Admin 		THE PLACE' s Mount Yuntai project could be a very good choice for Chinese retirees....

China' s luxury retirement homes draw millions from investors
MON, JUL 19, 2021 - 6:37 AM
[BEIJING] Retiree William Tang recently decided to swap his life in downtown Shanghai for a luxury elder-care development in the city' s far west, paying US$220,000 to rent a two-bedroom apartment for 15 years.

" It is more like a resort," Mr Tang said after viewing the Ardor Gardens showroom, which highlights amenities including an indoor swimming pool, yoga rooms, wine tastings and round-the-clock care.

For a growing number of Chinese and international investors, elder-care developments like Ardor Gardens are becoming irresistible bets. Money is pouring into the sector amid renewed attention on just how quickly China is aging.

Sydney-based property and infrastructure company Lendlease Corp, which put US$280 million into Ardor Gardens, is among investors that see the policy environment becoming more favourable as the Chinese government tackles its demographic challenges.

" The market will likely be completely different 10 years from now," said Lendlease' s China President Ding Hui. " If you wait for 10 years before starting to think of buying land, learning, training up a team and developing a business model, very likely you would have missed the opportunity."

According to China' s latest population data, the number of residents aged 60 and above has risen 47 per cent over the past decade to 260 million, more than 18 per cent of its total population. By 2050, it is forecast to nearly double to almost 500 million.

Lendlease is in competition with established domestic players including blue-chip insurers, private-equity firms and property developers. Dozens of foreign investors have also piled in in recent years, including Singapore' s state-owned Temasek Holdings, US healthcare investment firm Columbia Pacific Management and Fortress Investment Group.

More are looking to join the fray. Chinese investment giant Citic Capital is aiming to build a handful of elder-care projects with partners in major cities over the next few years, said the head of the firm' s real estate division Stanley Ching. New China Life Insurance meanwhile just started selling a new 280,000 square metre (three million square foot) elderly-care complex in a suburb of Beijing - roughly the size of 40 standard soccer fields.

Many of these companies have yet to make money from the senior-care business, but they' re betting that growing demand for such facilities and changing societal norms in China will deliver returns in the longer term.

On the policy side, the government is drafting detailed plans to strengthen the senior-care sector, with a focus on expanding basic and affordable services. These include increasing the number of beds at nursing homes, and putting resources into training much-needed professionals.

" China' s high-end senior care market has not entered the phase of high-speed growth, but it has certainly gotten started," said Ye Liming, a director at the Shanghai Senior Service Industry Association.

The country' s demographic trajectory is also upending deep-set traditions that have impeded the popularity of care homes. Though children in China have long been bound by the duty to care for their elderly parents, many families live far apart following years of labour migration and urbanisation. The problem is exacerbated by the fact that many soon to enter retirement only have one child to rely on due to China' s one-child policy.

Despite these demographic shifts, industry estimates predict that only around 3 per cent of Chinese seniors are willing or are able to afford the sorts of services that Lendlease is offering. The vast majority are expected to stay at home or at government-subsidised nursing homes. Though that' s still a large enough number given China' s massive elderly population, the low figure does signify a difficulty for investors.

As of June, Lendlease had only managed to fill about a quarter of the first 100 or so apartments at Ardor Gardens that it put on the market about 10 months earlier.

In a recent report, consulting firm Qianzhan Industry Research Institute noted that the occupancy rate of private elderly homes, mostly located in wealthy areas such as the Yangtze River Delta, is hovering at 37-48 per cent, far below the 85 per cent they need to break even.

Customers are deterred in part by the cost, due to high land prices and the absence of a real estate investment trust market - a key long-term funding channel for elder-care property investors in developed markets like North America, Europe and Japan.

Lendlease' s Ding believes that getting dozens of seniors to part with their money for a rental property in Ardor Gardens is significant, given the pandemic. More notable, he thinks, is that the mentality that seniors should spend their savings on owning a property in order to pass it down to the next generation - rather than on their own leisure - could finally be starting to shift.

To that end, Mr Tang, who is in his 70s and anticipates moving in to Ardor Gardens in September, is the sort of retiree that investors are banking on - cash-rich, open-minded and looking to have fun in their twilight years.

" Our purpose is not to just spend money buying a property," said Mr Tang. " It' s for a more exciting second life."
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choices30
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16-Jul-2021 10:28     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Impossible.
There are still many determined sellers and shortists lurking around.
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moron101
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16-Jul-2021 10:18     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Can break out to test 0.131 today? Great revaluation ahead..
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moron101
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15-Jul-2021 14:43     
 
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 Alert Admin 		What's the potential gains for this project and when are they going to start ah.. 😀

WBdisciple      ( Date: 12-Jul-2021 10:14) Posted:

The Group' s project at Mount Yuntai is now valued at close to S$300 million...once they start selling it...believe the valuation will shoot even higher. There are only a handful of property projects in China that combine with tourism, nature and wellness elements, hence this will be one to watch out for.

Check out this video here: https://m.v.qq.com/play.html?& vid=c315632anhn& ptag=v_qq_com%23v.play.adaptor%233

pls do your own DD...

https://www.shine.cn/news/nation/2107101812/
China sees 2.36b domestic trips in H1 as tourism recovers quickly
Xinhua
  08:33 UTC+8, 2021-07-10       
Chinese people made 2.36 billion domestic trips in the first half of 2021, up by 153 percent from the same period in 2020, a report said on Friday.

Domestic tourism revenue stood at 1.95 trillion yuan (US$301 billion) during this period, up by 208 percent year on year, said the report released by the China Tourism Academy (CTA).

The country' s tourism industry welcomed a fast recovery in the first half of 2021. Domestic trips and tourism revenue had recovered to about 77 percent and 70 percent, respectively, of the level of the first half of 2019.

Both tourists and entrepreneurs displayed strong confidence. According to the CTA, 83.6 percent of interviewed residents are willing to travel in the third quarter, almost equal to the level before COVID-19, and 78 percent of surveyed traveling company entrepreneurs have confidence in the tourism market in the second half of 2021.

The report expects the country to receive about 2.6 billion domestic trips and 2.24 trillion yuan in tourism revenue for the second half of 2021, or 88 percent and 76 percent, respectively, of the level of the same period of 2019.
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12-Jul-2021 10:14     
 
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 Alert Admin 		The Group' s project at Mount Yuntai is now valued at close to S$300 million...once they start selling it...believe the valuation will shoot even higher. There are only a handful of property projects in China that combine with tourism, nature and wellness elements, hence this will be one to watch out for.

Check out this video here: https://m.v.qq.com/play.html?& vid=c315632anhn& ptag=v_qq_com%23v.play.adaptor%233

pls do your own DD...

https://www.shine.cn/news/nation/2107101812/
China sees 2.36b domestic trips in H1 as tourism recovers quickly
Xinhua
  08:33 UTC+8, 2021-07-10       
Chinese people made 2.36 billion domestic trips in the first half of 2021, up by 153 percent from the same period in 2020, a report said on Friday.

Domestic tourism revenue stood at 1.95 trillion yuan (US$301 billion) during this period, up by 208 percent year on year, said the report released by the China Tourism Academy (CTA).

The country' s tourism industry welcomed a fast recovery in the first half of 2021. Domestic trips and tourism revenue had recovered to about 77 percent and 70 percent, respectively, of the level of the first half of 2019.

Both tourists and entrepreneurs displayed strong confidence. According to the CTA, 83.6 percent of interviewed residents are willing to travel in the third quarter, almost equal to the level before COVID-19, and 78 percent of surveyed traveling company entrepreneurs have confidence in the tourism market in the second half of 2021.

The report expects the country to receive about 2.6 billion domestic trips and 2.24 trillion yuan in tourism revenue for the second half of 2021, or 88 percent and 76 percent, respectively, of the level of the same period of 2019.
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08-Jul-2021 00:34     
 
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 Alert Admin 		The sellers for this counter are very determined and relentless
Not sure if any news will be able to overcome this or not
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07-Jul-2021 22:41     
 
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$The Place Hldg(E27.SI)
 
As per latest annnouncement, " The Company will be undertaking the Proposed Intra-Group Restructuring Exercise to consolidate its control over BJVU and exit from the Tianjin Fund in order to save administrative expenses in connection with maintenance of a fund structure in China"
 
It brings light on Beijing Vast Universe Culture Communication Co., Ltd. (&ldquo BJVU&rdquo ) - the media digital out of home business in China.
 
In US, advertising has been strong in 2021. I think many have left this business out of the Place Holding valuation. This could be part of the hidden value.
 
https://www.theplaceholdings.com/media
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