Wong calls for Singapore to recognise stock market challenges
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Wong calls for Singapore to recognise stock market challenges

 https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/catego...hallenges/
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Our stock market problems cause can be summarised by one simple sentence.

THEY WANTED QUANTITY AND NEGLECTED QUALITY....IN THE END INVESTORS LEFT AND GOOD COMPANIES REFUSE TO LIST SO THEY HAVE NO QUANTITY.

S-Chips and CLOB ...later on lousy energy and commodities companies like SwissCo, Linc, Noble Group burnt investors over and over ...then they repeat their old mistakes with REITs allowing poor quality dubious companies like Eagle..Sabana etc to come.

Why would investors invest when they don't ensure quality of listing....imagine a super market selling faulty goods...who would go.

Yet after many years nobody took responsibility. ...for so many accounting fraud and scams.

I, being poor, have only my dreams; I have spread my dreams under your feet; Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.
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SGX is desperate mode. They now allow any Tom , Dick , Harry go IPO easily. Just to make up the Numbers.
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(09-05-2024, 08:18 PM)[[ForeverAlone]] Wrote:  SGX is desperate mode. They now allow any Tom , Dick , Harry go IPO easily.  Just to make up the Numbers.

is high time for sgx to repent forthe mnay of  their silly n stupid policy rules for the past >20yrs ago
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may retailers n bb are fed up w sgx gd for them to reap their wrong doings
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Good thing Bocker died early Smile

Wherever you go, no matter what the weather, always bring your own sunshine Big Grin
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(10-05-2024, 11:17 AM)p1acebo Wrote:  Good thing Bocker died early Smile

so far as i can see none of their ceo has considersation for retail investors
monry talks they are only after profit more profit n more n more
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The S chips sunk many investors Big Grin

And Hyflux. Come to think of it, what happened to honestboy from the old sgtalk? He was loaded up to his eyeballs with Hyflux. Don't think Olivia Lum is in his good books Big Grin

Wherever you go, no matter what the weather, always bring your own sunshine Big Grin
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(10-05-2024, 12:01 PM)p1acebo Wrote:  The S chips sunk many investors Big Grin

And Hyflux.  Come to think of it, what happened to honestboy from the old sgtalk?  He was loaded up to his eyeballs with Hyflux.  Don't think Olivia Lum is in his good books Big Grin

the most frustrating n angriest move was sgx washed itself free not helping poor  clob ibnnvestors lose BILLIONS
COLLECT STAMP DUTIES DUTIFULLY N ON THE BALL 
FIGHT FOR CLOB INVESTORS THE BOARD N MGT STEER THEMSELVES CLEAR
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Pap's lack of talent is showing up again.
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(10-05-2024, 11:10 AM)talky Wrote:  is high time for sgx to repent forthe mnay of  their silly n stupid policy rules for the past >20yrs ago

Sing and tell, no action like NATO  Rotfl
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(10-05-2024, 11:54 AM)talky Wrote:  so far as i can see none of their ceo has considersation for retail investors
monry talks they are only after profit more profit n more n more

Where go profit, SGX stocks fate to slop and fell into Long-Kang., into the drain... Rotfl
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Sg authorities may finally be waking up from their long slumber. Keep crowing that we are a world class financial center when our stock market is deep down drowning inside the cesspool.

Makes them look super incompetent and useless. So maybe they will finally do something about it Laughing

Wherever you go, no matter what the weather, always bring your own sunshine Big Grin
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(10-05-2024, 12:01 PM)p1acebo Wrote:  The S chips sunk many investors Big Grin

And Hyflux.  Come to think of it, what happened to honestboy from the old sgtalk?  He was loaded up to his eyeballs with Hyflux.  Don't think Olivia Lum is in his good books Big Grin

The TCA is the latest step in an ongoing collaboration between ABS and Seatrium,
But has already seen the class society recognise Seatrium as a good stock, yet first shipyard group to deploy smart technologies in its ops, in compliance with ABS Guide for Smart Technologies 4-Shipyards. So... Rolleyes  
But this don't have or not yet gave players and traders some chances to park or mark their stock as good or bad stock... Thinking

Here its a good eg: Players can see for today, Friday 10th May 2024. Then
Today is Friday afternoon after 1:45 pm reading by Seatrium traded at SGD$ at 1.80 down .060 or -3.226%>>> crying.

Today 10th again after, (May 2024, afternoon after 17:10 pm) reading by Seatrium traded at SGD$ after it closed.

1.760, down 0.100 or -5.4%>>crying more crying more. Pain Pain, Dry Crying Oni.
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(11-05-2024, 11:05 AM)p1acebo Wrote:  Sg authorities may finally be waking up from their long slumber.  Keep crowing that we are a world class financial center when our stock market is deep down drowning inside the cesspool.

Makes them look super incompetent and useless.  So maybe they will finally do something about it Laughing

Maybe those player playing. Losses and Buy back on the same day, must pay a payment to the one (he / she) who already sell from he / she is holding stocks. 

Says with 2% to the stock owner per 100 shares. 
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#16

From bad to worst under pinky’s rule

8Umbrella Umbrella
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Singapore stock market got not enough money inside, can't growth

Investors dun want to invest in Singapore Exchange anymore, because the big boys here have far superior systems over retail investors.

Singapore stock market is designed for big boys to win

Over the years, commoners have learned to avoid SGX
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Lendlease hit with $112m tax bill over retirement business.


Besieged property group Lendlease has been hit with an initial $112 million bill from the Australian Taxation Office, in a dispute that could ultimately cost it more than $300 million.

Lendlease has received an amended tax assessment from the Tax Office related to the purchase and sale of shares in a retirement living business, an industry source told The Australian Financial Review on Friday.
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Starlink satellite arm of Elon Musk's SpaceX, warned Sat of "degraded service" as Earth is havoc by our Sun as been battered by biggest geomagnetic storm due to solar activity in two decades.

Starlink owns around 60% of roughly 7,500 satellites orbiting Earth and is a dominant player in satellite internet. Musk earlier said in a post on X Starlink satellites were under a lot of pressure due to the geomagnetic storm, but were holding up so far.

U.S. National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration has said storm is biggest since October 2003 & likely to persist over the weekend, posing risks to navigation systems, power grids, satellite navigation, among other services.

Thousands of Starlink satellites in low-Earth orbit use inter-satellite laser links to Pass data between one another in space @speed of light, don't allow the network to internet coverage around the world is been hijack be Our Sun solar.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/business...rm-4328816
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(09-05-2024, 07:21 PM)Bigiron Wrote:  Wong calls for Singapore to recognise stock market challenges

 https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/catego...hallenges/

A small step, a big hope... Clapping

Agritech platform Rize raises US$14 mil in Series A round co-led by Temasek.

Sustainable rice cultivation agritech platform Rize has raised US$14 mil ($18.97 million) in a Series. Is co-led by Temasek, GenZero, Breakthrough Energy Ventures & Wavemaker Impact. In May 9 statement, Rize says the investment will enhance its technology stack, including its measuring, reporting and verification (MRV) technology and support further expansion into Indonesia, Vietnam and across South and Southeast Asia.

Rize’s technology stack captures vital agricultural data essential for implementing sustainable farming practices. According to the company, this makes rice farmers more climate resilient, while increasing their crop yields, lowering costs and facilitating their access to finance.

Fundraising round advances Rize's goal to eliminate 100 metric tonnes of carbon emissions while improving farmer livelihoods. The funds will enable Rize to expand its ops deeper into Indonesia & Vietnam and help strengthen its team of agronomists to over 100 by end of 2024, potentially reaching over 20,000 farmers. Rize also has plans to expand into other rice producing South and Southeast Asian countries in 2025.

Traditional rice cultivation methods, often involving water-saturated paddies, are a significant source of methane emissions, according to Rize. “This age-old practice of flooding the fields restricts oxygen flow, creating an ideal environment for methane-producing bacteria.”

https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/en...und-co-led
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(09-05-2024, 07:21 PM)Bigiron Wrote:  Wong calls for Singapore to recognise stock market challenges

 https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/catego...hallenges/

Southeast Asia’s car marketplace.

Carro is raising about US$100 million as it gears up for a stock-market debut, betting that new funds will cement it as a region’s top player.

Company is speaking with investors for a pre-initial public offering funding round which could raise its valuation to more than US$1.5 billion, Chief Executive Officer Aaron Tan said in an interview. The firm, which has about 4,500 staff and counts SoftBank Group Corp as well as Singapore’s GIC and Temasek Holdings among its investors, just posted its first annual operating profit.

Carro, whose platform allows consumers and dealers to buy and sell vehicles, is trying to win over investors scarred by an implosion in startup valuations over the past two years. The Singapore-based startup is also operating in a highly competitive market, one that’s resistant to change. Tan, who founded his startup in 2015 with two fellow Carnegie Mellon graduates, is betting on innovations to stand out from the pack.

The CEO demonstrated a tool for instance he called the Shazam of engines, which analyzes the health of a second-hand car from the sound of its motor. And the startup offers a five-day no-questions-asked return policy, unheard-of in many parts of Asia. To top it all off, Carro intends to expand its operations in Japan and HK this year.

Carro is raising capital during one of the hardest possible times for fledgling firms. The Southeast Asia technology industry has been plagued by job cuts, CEO resignations and falling startup valuations, making it difficult for companies to debut on public markets. Shares of regional tech peers Grab Holdings, Sea and GoTo Group have waned as they work to balance growth and profitability in a region that’s losing its luster.

We are ready for an IPO here in Singapore," Tan said. “Whether or not we list depends on the broader macro environment.
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(12-05-2024, 04:13 PM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  Southeast Asia’s car marketplace.

Carro is raising about US$100 million as it gears up for a stock-market debut, betting that new funds will cement it as a region’s top player.

Company is speaking with investors for a pre-initial public offering funding round which could raise its valuation to more than US$1.5 billion, Chief Executive Officer Aaron Tan said in an interview. The firm, which has about 4,500 staff and counts SoftBank Group Corp as well as Singapore’s GIC and Temasek Holdings among its investors, just posted its first annual operating profit.

Carro, whose platform allows consumers and dealers to buy and sell vehicles, is trying to win over investors scarred by an implosion in startup valuations over the past two years. The Singapore-based startup is also operating in a highly competitive market, one that’s resistant to change. Tan, who founded his startup in 2015 with two fellow Carnegie Mellon graduates, is betting on innovations to stand out from the pack.

The CEO demonstrated a tool for instance he called the Shazam of engines, which analyzes the health of a second-hand car from the sound of its motor. And the startup offers a five-day no-questions-asked return policy, unheard-of in many parts of Asia. To top it all off, Carro intends to expand its operations in Japan and HK this year.

Carro is raising capital during one of the hardest possible times for fledgling firms. The Southeast Asia technology industry has been plagued by job cuts, CEO resignations and falling startup valuations, making it difficult for companies to debut on public markets. Shares of regional tech peers Grab Holdings, Sea and GoTo Group have waned as they work to balance growth and profitability in a region that’s losing its luster.

We are ready for an IPO here in Singapore," Tan said. “Whether or not we list depends on the broader macro environment.

Carro seeks value of a listing here, SGD$ in billion< ✓US$1.5 bil ahead of IPO. (A big fish Clapping)

https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/ip...-ahead-ipo
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(11-05-2024, 10:58 AM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  Where go profit, SGX stocks fate to slop and fell into Long-Kang., into the drain... Rotfl

"They not stupid,  IPo first.. as capital."

Another may list here with about SGD$600 mil to 1-bil if they can work together.

Good (cafeteria) Kopitiam first. Think at least need 20 - 30 Kopitiams before can IPO. Each Kopitiams can cost $20m - $30 or more in SGD$....Boss Boleh lehh Clapping
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Advertise SGX for sale on eBay
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onlt those cant meet req to list in the us will choose sleepy sgx
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(11-05-2024, 11:13 AM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  The TCA is the latest step in an ongoing collaboration between ABS and Seatrium,
But has already seen the class society recognise Seatrium as a good stock, yet first shipyard group to deploy smart technologies in its ops, in compliance with ABS Guide for Smart Technologies 4-Shipyards. So... Rolleyes  
But this don't have or not yet gave players and traders some chances to park or mark their stock as good or bad stock... Thinking

Here its a good eg: Players can see for today, Friday 10th May 2024. Then
Today is Friday afternoon after 1:45 pm reading by Seatrium traded at SGD$ at 1.80 down .060 or -3.226%>>> crying.

Today 10th again after, (May 2024, afternoon after 17:10 pm) reading by Seatrium traded at SGD$ after it closed.

1.760, down 0.100 or -5.4%>>crying more crying more. Pain Pain, Dry Crying Oni.

A small step, a big hope...

Today 14th again, (May 2024, afternoon after 13:30 pm) reading by Seatrium traded at SGD$ after it continue it trading in SGX.

1.80, up 0.020 or +1.1%>>more Pain coming  Dry Crying Oni. With a 1.1 million she change hand...
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SASSEUR  REIT AGM...is passed.

https://investor.sasseurreit.com/news.html/id/2493622

Business And Operational Updates For The First Quarter Ended 31 March 2024.
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(15-05-2024, 07:03 AM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  SASSEUR  REIT AGM...is passed.

https://investor.sasseurreit.com/news.html/id/2493622

Business And Operational Updates For The First Quarter Ended 31 March 2024.

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(14-05-2024, 01:32 PM)Tee tiong huat Wrote:  
A small step, a big hope...

Today 14th again, (May 2024, afternoon after 13:30 pm) reading by Seatrium traded at SGD$ after it continue it trading in SGX.

1.80, up 0.020 or +1.1%>>more Pain coming  Dry Crying Oni. With a 1.1 million she change hand...

Seatrium shares tumble following news of removal from MSCI index and also MSCI is

also removed City Developments Limited, Jardine Cycle & Carriage and more as Singapore components of its index.

Seatrium shares tumble following news of removal from MSCI index

MSCI also removed City Developments Limited, Jardine Cycle & Carriage and more as Singapore components of its index.

SEATRIUM (UPDATED MAY 15, 2024, 07:44)

SINGAPORE - Seatrium’s strategy to raise the investment profile of the company via a share consolidation received a blow on May 15 when the stock fell sharply following its removal from the closely watched MSCI index.

Shares of the offshore and marine company were down 21 cents, or 11.7 per cent, at $1.59 on May 15. Volume was heavy with 74.5 million shares changing hands.

MSCI also removed City Developments Limited (CDL), Jardine Cycle & Carriage, Mapletree Logistics Trust (MLT) and Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust (Mpact) as Singapore components of its index.

https://www.straitstimes.com/business/se...msci-index
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msci no give face to new pm
timed today to cause sti drop 
5 big blue chips dropped fr msci index 
big blow to sgx
announced on the day he become the new pm
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