| Best gainers, worst losers - and those with >20% upside potential
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Written by The NextInsight Team
Tuesday, 21 February 2012 11:04
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WHAT SINGAPORE STOCKS have outperformed/underperformed the market in the year to date? What stocks have upside of more than 20%? We have the lists derived from Bloomberg data. Read more.... |
| PLASTOFORM, CHINA SKY, XMH: Latest happenings....
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Written by Leong Chan Teik
Tuesday, 21 February 2012 05:37
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TWO FUNDS are cutting their holding of Plastoform, while XMH Holdings is still busy buying back its shares. China Sky has put up an announcement in its continuing frosty relationship with SGX. Read more.... |
| PRC RETAIL, PROPERTY: The Good And The Ugly
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Written by Andrew Vanburen (China Correspondent)
Tuesday, 21 February 2012 05:22
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CHINA’S SPEND-HAPPY MASSES are pumping life and more importantly – disposable incomes – into HK-listed consumption plays, says Kingsway Research. Meanwhile, on the other side of the spectrum is the beleaguered regional property market which Bocom Intl says offers little upside earnings potential. Read more... |
| Only $59.90 instead of $126 for 2D1N Batam holiday
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Last Day: Up to 52% off 2D1N Stay at Brand New 4-Star Harris Hotel Batam Center. Only $59.90 insted of $126. Check out www.deal.com.sg |
| Another Housing Rally? Don’t Count It Out
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Written by Andrew Vanburen (China Correspondent)
Monday, 20 February 2012 15:00
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THIS WEEKEND'S downward adjustment to the reserve requirement ratio came as a surprise to most analysts as China had repeatedly stated that controlling inflation was one of its top priorities. However, the move may signal a slight shift by Beijing toward more pro-growth policies, and the cash-hungry real estate sector will be one of the biggest beneficiaries, says a PRC press piece. Read more... |
| TWO THUMBS DOWN: What’s Holding Back Cinema Stocks?
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Written by Andrew Vanburen (China Correspondent)
Monday, 20 February 2012 07:00
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CINEMA OWNERS in China have seen a 290% ROI since 2005 and box office receipts in the PRC surged 29% last year to 13.1 bln yuan with Transformers 3 the top performer. So why aren’t HK-listed cinema shares keeping pace? Read more... |
| ROXY-PACIFIC: After record profit in FY11, $600 m in revenue yet to book
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Written by Leong Chan Teik
Sunday, 19 February 2012 08:00
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COMING OUT OF a year of record profit in 2011, Roxy-Pacific Holdings has nearly S$600 million of revenue yet to be recognised. Here's why it is a big deal: The amount is more than four times its FY2011 property development revenue. And it works out to around S$120 m of net profit. Read more... |
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