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COSCO: What are its near-term prospects? |
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Written by Morpheus
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Sunday, 02 November 2008
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 Stock plunged from $8.10 to as low as 60.5 cents  ***Over 700 people read this within 48 hours!
WITH THE US$ strengthening, COSCO is expected to register more forex gain (vis-a-vis the $7.7 m in Q3).
It has an order book of US$12 billion, which will be fulfilled over the next two years. It has not received any order cancellation yet, but who knows what may happen next.
What are its prospects shaping up to be? Full article: COSCO: What analysts are now saying ….
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Battered crude palm oil prices to recover soon? |
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Written by Leong Chan Teik
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Sunday, 02 November 2008
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***Over 550 people read this within 48 hours!
ACCORDING TO Credit Suisse, past historical cycles for palm oil prices (trough-to-trough) lasted from 37 to 46 months. “If history repeats itself, we should be close to the trough for palm oil prices, as the current cycle is in its 44th month,” wrote analyst Tan Ting Min in her Oct 29 report.
Full article: PALM OIL: Prices have slumped, does recovery lie ahead?
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Written by Leong Chan Teik
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Saturday, 01 November 2008
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 scbchan's postings in the Man Wah thread helped make it the most popular.
WE HAVE identified a worthy ‘forumer of the month’ who wins a bottle of wine from us. The wine is Dulong wine Marquis D'Alban Bordeaux Superior Rouge AOC vintage year 2003. We understand that it retails in local restaurants for $86.70. Our first winner is ‘scbchan’. He didn’t mind being identified for this write-up. Full article: BENJAMIN CHAN is forumer of the month |
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Focus on offshore pays off for Singapore shipbuilders |
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Written by Sim Kih
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Saturday, 01 November 2008
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 Source: RS Platou
THE FROZEN global credit market and ensuing economic slowdown have ground infrastructure and engineering demand for commodities, such as iron ore and coal, to all but a halt. The severity of the effect of this on shipping is reflected in the Baltic Dry Index level - the index for bulk carrier freight rates - which has crashed by 90% in the past 6 months.
However, demand for offshore oil exploration and production support vessels remains bright. Average fixtures for anchor handling tug supply vessels exceeding 16,000 bhp remain higher than S$60,000 per day, according to RS Platou data as at Oct 2008.
Full article: Singapore yards focus on offshore vessels |
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Getting away from the weariness of the stock market |
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Written by Sophie Seow
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Friday, 31 October 2008
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 The majestic Dragon Fish has existed since the dinosaur era. Photo: Qian Hu
THE DRAGON Fish is a symbol of good luck and prosperity. It has the appearance and majesty of the Chinese dragon. Qian Hu Corporation, which is listed on the SGX, is a major breeder and supplier of the fish to world markets. The Dragon Fish is one of the fascinating fishes you can view at the sprawling Qian Hu farm in the Choa Chu Kang area. That's just an idea for a weekend getaway from the crazy stock market - and of course for a breath of fresh country air. Check out details here. |
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