shareswizard of 10years and still going strong

REMEMBER MY TIP---USE MM LEE AS THE REVERSE INDICATOR!!!
for those who just join my blog--i shall refresh your memory NEVER TO LISTEN TO NEWS..
u can see this research i have done for u all in my april 2009 archive.

so many idiots read papers, watch the useless 10pm news,and do the wrong things at the wrong time...when mm lee says golden era,some idiots came n tell me wonderful shitty targets--sti 5000, sti 8000???

then when mm lee is very downcast---many idiots came and tell me sti 1200, sti 800

THE FANCIFUL RANGE OF IDIOTS STI IS SO HUGE ??800 TO 8000???

CASE 1:idiots miss the boat,say sti 800

The reverse indicator works Again!!!"Full recovery at least 2 to 3 years away Or it could take up to six years; export model is still the best, says MM. -->Sat, Mar 21, 2009AsiaOne By Clarissa Oon

SINGAPORE will take two to three years to bounce back from the recession - and this is the optimistic scenario that assumes the United States recovers next year.The pessimistic forecast? Five to six years, according to Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew, who spoke last night at the launch of an alumni complex at the National University of Singapore (NUS).MM Lee, who has been saying that Singapore's recovery hinges on that of the US, believes that the American economy is 'fundamentally sound'. Its big companies such as General Motors and Chrysler are 'sound' despite their requests for further government aid.These are edited extracts from Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew's dialogue with the National University of Singapore Society:On Singapore's baby's dearth and import of foreigners:THIRTY-THREE per cent of Singapore men don't marry. I don't know why. They are happy with singlehood. They are happy with relationships. Relationships carry no burden. Is that good for society? I don't think so...Without new citizens and permanent residents, we are going to be the last of the Mohicans. We will disappear. Fortunately our standard of living and quality of life can attract people, but it creates problems for us.We get feedback: 'I go to the kopitiam and the fellow there doesn't speak English.' But if he wasn't doing the cleaning, and the owner hadn't brought in the cooks, that kopitiam would've gone out of business."WHAT WAS THE VALUE OF STI AT MARCH 20TH? as march 21st was a saturday...20-Mar-09STI close at 1,596.92NOW at april 11th??1828
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CASE 2:SO MANY IDIOTS I KNOW JUMP IN AND BUY STOCKS--SAY STI 5000 TO 8000

Golden Period Man:the reverse indicator works..LOOK AT THE DATE... JUST BEFORE THE SUBPRIME... SO ACCURATE..


Singapore in a golden period, says MM Lee

FRAMED against a Saturday night Orchard Road crowd, Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew last night sketched a rosy picture of a more vibrant Singapore in five years' time - if it took full advantage of the opportunities now before it. -->Aaron LowSun, Jul 08, 2007The Straits Times

FRAMED against a Saturday night Orchard Road crowd, Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew last night sketched a rosy picture of a more vibrant Singapore in five years' time - if it took full advantage of the opportunities now before it.Investors from developed countries are pouring money into the region and Singapore is enjoying good economic growth and social development.Economic giant China is pulling in foreign investments of US$70 billion (S$106 billion) and India, US$10 billion a year. Foreign direct investments here have maintained at about S$6 billion to S$7 billion.The stock markets of some Asean countries have risen by an average of 48 per cent. Asian current accounts are running surpluses with reserves doubling since 2003 to US$2,500 billion.'If there are no wars or oil crises, this golden period can stretch out over many years,' he said.The key is having a good government which will get its policies right, to encourage economic growth.Singapore's economic growth this year will be around 5 per cent to 6 per cent - 'not bad' for a maturing economy with a per capita income of over US$25,000, he said at a Tanjong Pagar GRC event in Ngee Ann City's civic plaza.'Once you have growth, all problems can be managed. When you have no growth and you have unemployment and no jobs, then all problems become intractable,' he said.Mr Lee told the sizeable crowd, many of them younger Singaporeans, that they were luckier than him when he was a young man.'You got the best schools, technical colleges. Nobody is deprived of an education in Singapore and you can go abroad if you do well with bursaries and scholarships.''He had this message for those in their teens and early 20s: 'You're a generation that is especially blessed. You have ahead of you 10, 15, 20 years.'Singapore was able to push ahead when China and India adopted wrong economic policies. Although they have recovered and are growing strongly, Singapore is still ahead 'and our job is to stay ahead, and I believe we can'.Mr Lee said Singapore is in this enviable position today because it had taken 'painful and unpopular measures' after the 1997 Asian financial crisis to get the economy into shape.The data tells the story: some 9.7 million visitors came here last year; unemployment is at a low 2.9 per cent and 49,000 jobs were created between January and March.More important, he said, the Government has revised its vision of Singapore - to turn it into a city with a lively night life, a more liberal arts and entertainment scene, the building of the two integrated resorts and the introduction of Formula 1 racing here next year.'I believe you're going to see a transformation in Singapore. It'll be the most vibrant lively city in this part of the world. And I believe in the next five years, we'll see it evolve.'aaronl@sph.com.sg

CASE 3:SOME IDIOTS EVEN DARE ARGUE WITH ME THAT SUBPRIME STARTED IN OCT 2009(just added today,other than case 1 and case 2 which i said in april posts)
i shall refresh their memory that subprime started just less than one month after MM LEE SAYS SINGAPORE IN GOLDEN PERIOD

downloaded from wikipedia--timeframe of subprime--

August 2007: worldwide "credit crunch" as subprime mortgage backed securities are discovered in portfolios of banks and hedge funds around the world, from BNP Paribas to Bank of China. Many lenders stop offering home equity loans and "stated income" loans. Federal Reserve injects about $100 billion into the money supply for banks to borrow at a low rate.[citation needed]
August 6:American Home Mortgage Investment Corporation (AHMI) files Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company expects to see up to a $60 million loss for the first quarter 2007[84].
August 7: Numerous quantitative long/short equity hedge funds suddenly begin experiencing unprecendented losses as a result of what is believed to be liquidations by some managers eager to access cash during the liquidity crisis. It highlights one of the first examples of the contagion effect of the subprime crisis spilling over into a radically different business area. [85].
August 8: Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corporation (MGIC, Milwaukee, Wisconsin) announces it will discontinue its purchase of Radian Group [86] after suffering a billion-dollar loss[87] of its investment in Credit-Based Asset Servicing and Securitization (C-BASS, New York]).[88]
August 9: French investment bank BNP Paribas suspends three investment funds that invested in subprime mortgage debt[89], due to a "complete evaporation of liquidity" [90] in the market. The bank's announcement is the first of many credit-loss and write-down announcements by banks, mortgage lenders and other institutional investors, as subprime assets went bad, due to defaults by subprime mortgage payers.[91] This announcement compels the intervention of the European Central Bank, pumping 95 billion euros into the European banking market.[92][93]
August 10: Central banks coordinate efforts to increase liquidity for first time since the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. [94] The United States Federal Reserve (Fed) injects a combined 43 billion USD, the European Central Bank (ECB) 156 billion euros (214.6 billion USD), and the Bank of Japan 1 trillion Yen (8.4 billion USD). Smaller amounts come from the central banks of Australia, and Canada. [94]
August 14: Sentinel Management Group suspends redemptions for investors and sells off $312 million worth of assets; three days later Sentinel files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. [95] US and European stock indices continue to fall. [96]
August 15: The stock of Countrywide Financial, which is the largest mortgage lender in the United States, falls around 13% on the New York Stock Exchange after Countrywide says foreclosures and mortgage delinquencies have risen to their highest levels since early 2002. [97]
August 16: Countrywide Financial Corporation, the biggest U.S. mortgage lender, narrowly avoids bankruptcy by taking out an emergency loan of $11 billion from a group of banks. [98]