Just remember, SGX = STi = EverydayRed.com.sg
For 4 out of 5 trading days so you are more prepared to see red, something like 80% to 95% of the times here.
When it rain, it pour. But when it rise, it crawl. That's life in Uniquely Singapore stock market
Awaiting STI hit 2580 to 2590 for test water buy up......
U are right. What we may recall also is of times when food commodities were hoarded to keep px high while poor people in many parts of the world starve. What I' d mocked at was that some people who enriched themselves in this manner then made donations to support so called worthwhile causes in underdeveloped countries. This is the harsh reality of the world.
in business, there is no empathy.just like most bear traders now, who wishes the world to crash & burnt to the ground because they are currently leverage to their eyeballs to short,... but they dont understand the larger implication of what a crash does to 99% of the general population.
Someone once told me during a previous crisis, they were in fact lending shares to others for them to short. To them, they still make $$$ out of it n suffer no real loss long term. Who cares abt the sporean in the street.
Long or short, no single straight line in life
in business, there is no empathy.just like most bear traders now, who wishes the world to crash & burnt to the ground because they are currently leverage to their eyeballs to short,... but they dont understand the larger implication of what a crash does to 99% of the general population.
Someone once told me during a previous crisis, they were in fact lending shares to others for them to short. To them, they still make $$$ out of it n suffer no real loss long term. Who cares abt the sporean in the street.
in business, there is no empathy.
just like most bear traders now, who wishes the world to crash & burnt to the ground because they are currently leverage to their eyeballs to short,... but they dont understand the larger implication of what a crash does to 99% of the general population.
Someone once told me during a previous crisis, they were in fact lending shares to others for them to short. To them, they still make $$$ out of it n suffer no real loss long term. Who cares abt the sporean in the street.
Temask & GIC folks will not feel the pain... Mkt is DOWN??? they are immune, as they have their jobs, life is Great.
This cheng hu needs to be transparent to its people? Lol..for all u know, they might hv slowly pull out from local market...the funds is used to stop the rot in another market..lol
I tot GIC cannot invest in local mkt?
Temasick n GIC can't be sitting ducks...maybe they hv turned shorties..short their own portfolio. then come out announce say lose big big
I tot GIC cannot invest in local mkt?
Temasick n GIC can't be sitting ducks...maybe they hv turned shorties..short their own portfolio. then come out announce say lose big big
Someone once told me during a previous crisis, they were in fact lending shares to others for them to short. To them, they still make $$$ out of it n suffer no real loss long term. Who cares abt the sporean in the street.
Temask & GIC folks will not feel the pain... Mkt is DOWN??? they are immune, as they have their jobs, life is Great.
Temasick n GIC can't be sitting ducks...maybe they hv turned shorties..short their own portfolio. then come out announce say lose big big
for all you know, they are shorting the mkt since they are the mkt.
Temask & GIC folks will not feel the pain... Mkt is DOWN??? they are immune, as they have their jobs, life is Great.
Dun no how much Temasek lost during this sell off, portfolio shld hv shrink quite abit...very fast the gov will squeeze the people to pay for their losses.
STI has no more identity of its own... its now a chinese clone, known as A30.
The HFT bots have been programmed to trade it as such.
Jakarta, despite what happened yesterday is up. KL also up. STI practically almost always down for two yrs?
HK Stocks Fall After China Loans Data, Perhaps Not Rationally
15 January 2016 13:14
The Hang Seng Index fell 0.8% to 19,657 Friday, slipping lower after data showed Chinese banks made fewer yuan loans than expected in December, and fewer than the month before.
That raised the question of where the blame lay, on either Chinese banks being reluctant to lend or businesses being hesitant to borrow, as the economy slows. Research firm Capital Economics says it' s neither.
The headline number includes loans to financial institutions, which surged in the middle of 2015 as a result of the stock market rescue package, but much of which has now been repaid, it says.
In other words, the base for measuring month-on-month loan growth was temporarily distorted " Growth in outstanding loans extended to the real economy [excluding those made to financial institutions] is a better measure -. This remained stable at 13.6% year -over-year. "
