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是时候买新加坡股了?
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发表于 30-1-2009 02:33 AM
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请问如果要买股票的话在那里买?我是拿work permit的, 那我可以买星加坡股吗?如果不是PE股的话那么最低要多少钱x 1 |
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发表于 7-1-2009 12:49 PM
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回复 42# 大师 的帖子
MIDAS 我也有留意。。不过,不懂为什么就是不懂,最底很象0.29, 看来升了一倍,没能力升了?
中国概念股。。 |
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发表于 7-1-2009 10:17 AM
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祝大家Happy 牛 Year ~~
想请问大家如何看China Hongxing 和 China XLX ???
China Hongxing现在是0.225 ,China XLX是0.435
我想做短线投机~ |
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发表于 1-12-2008 10:40 PM
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我很早就进了。。。(5 粒 SGD1.00) , 但是打算再进多10 粒 average 回, 上个月错过了USD 0.47 好伤心 。 我也打算拿长期的, 毕竟公司盈利很强。 Raw Materia, 有哪个国家不需要?
[ 本帖最后由 Gnoit 于 1-12-2008 10:41 PM 编辑 ] |
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刚刚买了dbs, 1lot at 988,打算average,下一个目标888或更底.有谁入货了? |
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发表于 21-11-2008 09:35 PM
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SINGAPORE, Nov 7 (Reuters) - DBS Group , Southeast Asia's biggest bank, posted a 38 percent drop in quarterly profit, below expectations, as losses from bad debts quadrupled and it warned the financial crisis has made business challenging. Singapore banks, which largely escaped the crippling effects of a meltdown in credit markets, are now threatened by Asia's slowing economies and a sharp fall in capital market activity as many of the region's stock markets have lost up to half their value this year. "The operating environment is increasingly challenging for financial institutions the world over,"
DBS CEO Richard Stanley said in a statement, adding the bank's strong balance sheet
will help it ride out the crisis. The bank said on Friday it earned S$379 million ($253
million) in July-September, compared with S$610 million a year ago. Analysts had predicted a net profit of S$475 million, according to the average of five forecasts compiled by Reuters. The bank took S$319 million impairments on bad debt, including general writedowns of S$129 million to cover losses from risky derivatives. Its non-asset backed debt portfolio was written down to 25 percent from 6 percent before. It had already written down 90 percent of its asset-backed securities.
Analysts had expected DBS to take impairments of as much as S$200 million on corporate collateralised debt obligations. DBS's result came after its smaller local rivals reported below forecast earnings, hurt by writedowns on bad debts. Singapore's second-ranked lender, United Overseas Bank
(UOBH.SI: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz), posted a 5 percent drop and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp announced a 13 percent slide in third-quarter profit.
BAD DEBT
Analysts have warned the end of cheap credit, a downturn in the property market and a slowdown in exports could further increase bad debt charges. Merrill Lynch expects the non-performing loan (NPL) ratio for local banks to double to 3 percent by 2010 from 1.5 percent now. "Slowing economic growth and a likely lengthy local property market downturn will start to feed through into more NPLs in 2009," said Merrill's analyst Andrew Maule in a note to clients. DBS, which is 28 percent owned by Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings [TEM.UL], is also facing pressure from retail investors to compensate them for selling Lehman-linked products that now may be worthless after Lehman Brothers collapsed.
The bank took a S$70 million charge on its operating expenses from compensation to customers for Lehman-linked products. Strong loan growth was offset by lower interest rate
margins due to a drop in Singapore rates. Lending in the third quarter was up 22 percent from a year earlier, but net interest income rose by only 2 percent to S$1.07 billion in the third quarter from a year earlier. Bank loan growth is likely to slow. Credit Suisse warned in
a report that Singapore's loan growth could collapse to zero next year. Net fees and commissions fell 22 percent amid volatile capital markets and the bank suffered trading losses of S$13 million that included unwinding of Lehman-exposed investment
products. This was despite a S$74 million gain in the trading results, helped by an accounting change which allowed reclassification of certain trading assets. DBS shares dropped 11 percent in the third quarter, less than the 12.2 percent drop in OCBC, but more than the 9.8 percent drop in UOB shares. |
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发表于 21-11-2008 09:35 PM
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DBS may need to raise new capital: Morgan Stanley
39 Asia-Pac banks tipped to issue new shares, sell assets or cut dividends
By CONRAD TAN
(SINGAPORE) Nearly 40 banks in Asia may need to raise new share capital, cut dividends, or sell assets to raise cash in the coming months, according to Morgan Stanley.
DBS Group, HSBC and Standard Chartered Bank are among the major banks in the region that are most likely to call for new capital, Morgan Stanley analysts Matthew Wilson and Anil Agarwal said in a report this week.
The reason? The analysts predict the unfolding financial crisis and the economic downturn ahead will focus regulators' attention on the most basic elements of banks' capital cushion - ordinary shareholders' equity and retained earnings - in assessing the banks' capacity to withstand losses.
By their reckoning, banks will need a core equity capital base of at least 9 per cent of their risk- weighted assets or what the banks lend out, adjusted for the varying risk on different types of loans.
That ratio is well above the current regulatory minimum of 6 per cent, but the analysts believe the financial crisis will result in tighter regulation and greater capital adequacy requirements in the months ahead.
Also, the regulatory minimum of 6 per cent applies to Tier 1 capital, which includes funds raised from the issue of debt-equity hybrid instruments such as preference shares.
Such instruments were a popular source of capital in good times, as banks sought to boost their returns on core equity by raising Tier 1 capital without expanding the size of their ordinary equity base.
'It used to be that less was better than more as bank management sought to financially engineer higher returns and investors demanded extra efficient allocation of capital in what was a very benign super-cycle. That now looks like history,' say the Morgan Stanley analysts.
'We believe the focus now returns to core equity Tier 1 as a more prudent, pure and hence higher- quality measure of capital adequacy.'
By their estimates, 39 banks operating in the Asia-Pacific - including DBS, HSBC, Maybank and Stanchart - have a core equity capital ratio of less than 9 per cent and may need to beef up their capital buffers by paying out less in dividends, selling assets, or issuing new ordinary shares.
DBS had a reported Tier 1 capital ratio of 9.7 per cent at the end of September, but Morgan Stanley's measure, which strips out preference shares, puts its core equity capital base at just 7.5 per cent of risk- weighted assets.
To reach a core equity capital ratio of 9 per cent, DBS would need to raise an additional US$1.9 billion, they estimate.
OCBC Bank and United Overseas Bank (UOB) are not among the 39 - they have a core equity capital ratio of 10.4 per cent and 9.3 per cent respectively, by Morgan Stanley's estimates, compared with their reported Tier 1 capital ratios of 14.4 per cent and 11.2 per cent at the end of September. When contacted, both OCBC and UOB said that they had no immediate plans to issue new shares, divest assets or change their dividend policy to boost capital. DBS did not respond to BT's queries by press time.
'Korean, Australian and regional banks - Standard Chartered, HSBC and DBS - show the highest risk of a capital call; generally these banks also grew fast, embraced gearing and new forms of capital,' say the Morgan Stanley analysts.
'They also confront difficult macro and credit cycles and the pro-cyclicality of Basel II,' they add, referring to a common criticism of the Basel II capital adequacy guidelines that give banks an incentive to set aside less capital in good times when the risk of default on loans is expected to be low. |
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发表于 3-12-2008 03:44 PM
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Yanlord, StraitsAsia, Noble 都是投机。
Cosco也不知道为什么升这样高。但我当时买是0.90。 |
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发表于 3-12-2008 03:36 PM
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原帖由 Scaredcloud 于 3-12-2008 03:28 PM 发表
Cosco暂时赚够了
当时0.695进的终于等到出头天
刚刚0.82出了
期待下一波跌势
恭喜你了!
到时记得通知大家哦! |
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发表于 26-11-2008 07:02 AM
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发表于 3-12-2008 03:28 PM
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原帖由 ginaseetu 于 3-12-2008 03:17 PM 发表
cosco 现在的价位使SG0.83耶!
你认为他会去到什么价位?
Cosco暂时赚够了
当时0.695进的终于等到出头天
刚刚0.82出了
期待下一波跌势 |
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发表于 26-11-2008 08:15 AM
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回复 4# ginaseetu 的帖子
投机股?还是长期投资 |
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发表于 26-11-2008 08:20 AM
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发表于 26-11-2008 09:10 AM
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上個禮拜買了 |
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发表于 26-11-2008 10:29 AM
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大家的反应都好冷淡哦!!!
独赢赢不如众赢赢!快进来讨论吧!
你们认为Noble这支股买得过吗?它可以去到什么价位? |
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发表于 26-11-2008 10:30 AM
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回复 7# ZhiLouTaYu 的帖子
买了什么股 |
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发表于 26-11-2008 10:33 AM
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回复 8# ginaseetu 的帖子
noble, SAR, 全部都是投机股 不过都有fundamental |
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发表于 28-11-2008 02:50 PM
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发表于 29-11-2008 04:06 PM
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有人買china股嗎?? |
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发表于 29-11-2008 08:58 PM
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回复 12# ZhiLouTaYu 的帖子
我买了 China Aviation Oil 中国航油。
你又买了什么龙筹股? |
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