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There is a huge volume even before trading starts. Insider trading ?
ah.wei ( Date: 08-Jan-2014 21:15) Posted:
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FA is very good for this company and good cash flow. After the completion of its acquisition of the Singapore Cruise Centre and enjoy maiden contributions from its JV at the Singapore Sports Hub they should be more dividend given to investor.
Already on-board the ship
Cheers.
Huat Ar
see my view for Sats
New123 ( Date: 26-Dec-2013 08:25) Posted:
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more likely to test $3.25
New123 ( Date: 26-Dec-2013 08:25) Posted:
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Tdy trade couple with good vol more likely to cont going higher.
http://sporeshare.blogspot.sg/2013/12/sats.html
New123 ( Date: 27-Dec-2013 08:32) Posted:
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SATS: Bullish Setup!
http://sgx.i3investor.com/blogs/stistockstrading/13549.jsp
Bullish Signal: Double bottom formation awaiting for high volume breakout!
Entry price: $3.26 with volume exceeding 1.4 million by 12pm
Stop loss: $3.14
Profit target: $3.46
Reward to risk ratio: 1.3
...last : $3.17...
moving up to test $3.22 then $3.25 soon.
New123 ( Date: 26-Dec-2013 08:25) Posted:
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Updates for SATS at http://sporeshare.blogspot.sg/2013/12/sats.html
Wow! Looking gd! Breakig out of $3.25 with gd vol will see it move up to $3.40 .
New123 ( Date: 16-Dec-2013 20:13) Posted:
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A lot of people very happy and bought in when it reached a height of nearly $3.50 in OCT 2013.
But I have already warned right from the beginning of the year, Jan 2013.
Must look at fundamental before buying anything.
Alot claimed I sprout nonsense on this forum, so maybe I lucky lucky guess correct only.
Rosesyrup ( Date: 23-Jan-2013 14:11) Posted:
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Comp is buying back shares which is rather positive. Short term it may hover $3.10 - $3.16.
New123 ( Date: 16-Dec-2013 20:13) Posted:
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See my view at http://sporeshare.blogspot.sg/2013/12/sats.html
Singapore's competition watchdog, having completed phase 1 of its review of SATS' proposed acquisition of Singapore Cruise Centre, on Friday said it " is unable to conclude that the proposed acquisition would not raise competition concerns, based on information furnished during the phase 1 review."
The Competition Commission of Singapore added that the merger will proceed to phase 2 of the review after it receives necessary documentation from SATS. Phase 2 can take up to 24 weeks.
" Phase 2 of the review entails a more detailed and extensive examination of the merger and at the end of the period, CCS will decide whether to issue a favourable or unfavourable decision," it said.
This comes a month after the two parties voluntarily asked CCS if such an acquisition would contravene the Competition Act.
X Dividend on 19 November 2013
I personal opinion is below 3 will be a safer buy for mid or long term.
any one have any comment on this share?
Any issue with this stock?
I am waiting it to going down, but seems going down too fast for me.
UOB Kay Hian maintains Hold with $3.32 TP. House met with SATS to discuss its medium- and long-term prospects. House is enthused by a potential cargo handling JV in Oman, likely revenue accretion from a catering business at the Sports Hub as well as strong pax throughput at Changi. Pax throughput at Changi has been stronger than expected and this should translate into higher revenue. Meanwhile, a potential cargo JV in Oman will allow it to diversify to an important Middle Eastern gateway. Overall, house maintain HOLD but raise TP by 6% to $3.32. Suggested entry price is $3.15.
OCBC maintains Hold with $3.35 TP. House note that SATS will acquire Singapore Cruise Centre (SCC) from Temasek for $110m. This acquisition will complement SATS's existing cruise services at the Marina Bay Cruise Centre, and give it control of the ferry terminals at Tanah Merah, Pasir Panjang, and HabourFront Centre, which has an anchor client in the form of the popular Star Cruises. House view the deal favourably as it is cash generative (SCC had revenue of S$45m and PBT of S$16.7m in FY13), should enhance SAT?s FY14F EPS by at least 5%, and will provide growth opportunities for its gateway and food solution businesses.
Singapore airport services and catering firm SATS Ltd said on Friday that it has signed an agreement with Oman Air and Oman Airport Management Company to explore a possible joint venture to develop and operate cargo facilities in the Gulf state. SATS said the venture was still subject to further evaluation and due diligence. The company's announcement to the stock exchange followed a report in an Oman newspaper that a full agreement had already been signed. - Reuters