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    Quote Originally Posted by stalingrad
    I would short if I were sure that no QE3 would be announced at Jackson Hole.

    While everyone says that there is a chance of hard landing for china, capitaland keeps buying chinese properties. Does the CEO Liu even read the newspapers, or does he have blind faith in China?
    Fall of china may come later but not now....

    it is the fall of EU and USA now

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    Quote Originally Posted by devilplate
    Fall of china may come later but not now....

    it is the fall of EU and USA now
    If EU and USA are falling, how far can China be behind? the hard landing in 2013 that Roubini was talking about may be advanced to 2012.

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    You have been promoting the stock since it was very high right? Goodness me. Anyway, maybe a bit of patience will help in stock investing... no need to keep averaging down.... Stock investing is not merely about NAV, need to review future prospects as well. Similar to property - cannot always look at past performance of any district.

    Quote Originally Posted by amk
    yes I did . want to join me ? ha ha ha

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wild Falcon
    You have been promoting the stock since it was very high right? Goodness me. Anyway, maybe a bit of patience will help in stock investing... no need to keep averaging down.... Stock investing is not merely about NAV, need to review future prospects as well. Similar to property - cannot always look at past performance of any district.
    that is right. NAV means nothing in a market expected to blow up soon.

    some guy asked me in the forum, "do you know that capitaland's nav is $4.27, do you even know what NAV is." I just laughed at such naive questions. Yes, I know what NAV is, but I also know that NAV is sh*t in a market in transition.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalingrad
    that is right. NAV means nothing in a market expected to blow up soon.

    some guy asked me in the forum, "do you know that capitaland's nav is $4.27, do you even know what NAV is." I just laughed at such naive questions. Yes, I know what NAV is, but I also know that NAV is sh*t in a market in transition.
    better duno all these terms....i only trust TA which reflects actual market transaction

    no such thing called undervalued stocks based on waterver NAV etc....if its really undervalued den y those astute investors/fund mgr etc etc can miss it?

    all stocks r trading at close to its 'value' at all times!

    looks like market is undergoing whip saw period......i will stay away for the time being

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalingrad
    capitaland keeps buying chinese properties. Does the CEO Liu even read the newspapers, or does he have blind faith in China?
    because Liew knows something u don't ....

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalingrad
    that is right. NAV means nothing in a market expected to blow up soon.
    during a turmoil like now, stock market is a casino. no valuation needed.

    during stable market, you then talk about NAV, earnings projection, etc.

    this is just the simple fact of trading.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalingrad
    I would short if I were sure that no QE3 would be announced at Jackson Hole.

    While everyone says that there is a chance of hard landing for china, capitaland keeps buying chinese properties. Does the CEO Liu even read the newspapers, or does he have blind faith in China?
    IF Liew does rely on reading newspaper to gather economic information, then capitaland investors really need to seriously consider withdraw their investment from capitaland

    If you had faithfully follow Ruobini for your investment decisions, you might have lost your property at Carabella and other investments

    If you really have doubts on China economy, don't just read newspaper
    go there, live there for a few months, most important of all, talk to some business owners in different regions of China before your verdict

    If you all you can do is reading newspaper, you shall stay away from China to sleep better at night

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    Quote Originally Posted by SpinCity
    IF Liew does rely on reading newspaper to gather economic information, then capitaland investors really need to seriously consider withdraw their investment from capitaland

    If you had faithfully follow Ruobini for your investment decisions, you might have lost your property at Carabella and other investments

    If you really have doubts on China economy, don't just read newspaper
    go there, live there for a few months, most important of all, talk to some business owners in different regions of China before your verdict

    If you all you can do is reading newspaper, you shall stay away from China to sleep better at night
    china's prosperity is a mirage. they keep GDP growth up by building roads to nowhere, cities that no one lives in, high speed rails that crash, and condos that no one can afford to buy. hard landing is coming. I don't need to speak to any businessmen there to know. besides, I don't even speak the language, and most of them are liars anyway. just look at S chips.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalingrad
    china's prosperity is a mirage. they keep GDP growth up by building roads to nowhere, cities that no one lives in, high speed rails that crash, and condos that no one can afford to buy. hard landing is coming. I don't need to speak to any businessmen there to know. besides, I don't even speak the language, and most of them are liars anyway. just look at S chips.
    How can you conclude it's a mirage when you don't even know the language and have not stayed there? Armchair critic with no insights? Where did you derive your conclusion from?

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    "building roads to nowhere" ... ha ha stalin obviously has never been to China and is "afraid" of China's rise in economic power like a typical Western man ... if you have been to both India/China, you will appreciate China's transport infrastructure much better

    Wake up lah, in a few thousands years of human civilization, China was prosperous for many times before so it will rise again

    Talking about CAPL, if you believe in TA, Liew is in deep shit
    Ride at your own risk !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by phantom_opera
    "building roads to nowhere" ... ha ha stalin obviously has never been to China and is "afraid" of China's rise in economic power like a typical Western man ... if you have been to both India/China, you will appreciate China's transport infrastructure much better

    Wake up lah, in a few thousands years of human civilization, China was prosperous for many times before so it will rise again

    Talking about CAPL, if you believe in TA, Liew is in deep shit
    boys, you guys really don't even read newspapers. If you don't, then do yourselves a favor by watching some videos on youtube and seeing for yourself how many cities and shopping malls have been built in China that have turned into ghost towns.

    I know you are all Chinese, but please don't be so naive and be fooled into thinking the Chinese economy is built on a solid foundation. It is more like quick sand.

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    any real ang mo can enlighten bros here y 2 years ago all the Ang mo countries crash n burn and drag along the whole world along with it? Y issit that Asians , Chineses and Indians escaped relatively unharmed but is drag down again by the $$$$ printing tactics of the US?

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalingrad
    boys, you guys really don't even read newspapers. If you don't, then do yourselves a favor by watching some videos on youtube and seeing for yourself how many cities and shopping malls have been built in China that have turned into ghost towns.

    I know you are all Chinese, but please don't be so naive and be fooled into thinking the Chinese economy is built on a solid foundation. It is more like quick sand.
    Guess you have been reading too much newspapers, are you working for the News Group?
    Anyway, if you all you can do are reading newspapers and follow those analyst/economist reports, it does make sense for you to stay away from China, and anything that you can only learn from the media. Those bearish reports do less harm than the bullish one as long as you don't short-sell on it.

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    capitaland hits $2.35 today. how low can it sink?

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalingrad
    capitaland hits $2.35 today. how low can it sink?
    Analysts will only tell you about its NAV/RNAV, and the target prices which shall be much higher than $2.35
    Maybe you can find the answer on youtube?

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    Stalingrad is one funny guy. Talk down all pties CCR but secretly really wanted to buy one in Bt Timah; similarly he talked down CAPL a lot , but secretly he wanted to enter at 2

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    Quote Originally Posted by amk
    Stalingrad is one funny guy. Talk down all pties CCR but secretly really wanted to buy one in Bt Timah; similarly he talked down CAPL a lot , but secretly he wanted to enter at 2
    you got it, man. I will buy some shares at $2.

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    Quote Originally Posted by amk
    Stalingrad is one funny guy. Talk down all pties CCR but secretly really wanted to buy one in Bt Timah; similarly he talked down CAPL a lot , but secretly he wanted to enter at 2
    not suitable for him, CCR is too pretentious for him. At $2 , exposure in china is no longer dangerous and no longer quick sand. At $2, it doesnt matter if Liew reads newspaper. At $2, nothing else is impt, even if the company is invested on quick sand. $0.35 difference in price can make one person swallow all his words. 14.89% difference in entry price and CAPL suddenly becomes a good buy?

    can anyone be more pretentious?

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    just saw this project..plus point = land size.


    MRT...nothing to shout about. it's like a bald guy woke up the next morning and found himself having hair...jumping with joy. for others who have hair all along, what's the big deal.
    bald = no MRT
    with hair = MRT
    no offense to those rich bald guys

    btw same also applies to surroinding small projects..because of MRT asking for very much higher psf.
    comparing to D9/D11, the surroundings are different. D10 - More public housing more convenient more congested

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    14 units sold in aug at 1537psf median.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CCR
    How can you conclude it's a mirage when you don't even know the language and have not stayed there? Armchair critic with no insights? Where did you derive your conclusion from?
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPILhiTJv7E

    http://www.businessinsider.com/chine...-cities-2011-5

    http://scepticalmarketobserver.blogs...s-part-ii.html

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/0..._n_862700.html

    Just some links...

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    I have been to Guilin, Yunnan, Shanghai, Beijing, ChengDu, they are booming, everywhere condo construction. Big mall in Guilin selling Korean stuff hardly any customers but still surviving. The problem about China is the coastal cities are rich but if you move West, they are poor so ghost cities are real in the less developed region. However, they are not in danger of collapsing simply because they are competitive. 10d travel to China costs you 1k, 10d travel to Turkey cost you 1.8k, 10d travel to Egypt cost you 2.2k, 10d travel to Greece cost you 3.5k, 10d travel to London/Japan cost you 4k, get the picture?
    Ride at your own risk !!!

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    Actually interested in D Leedon but odd shape units just put me off, the Iranian architect really don't understand basic Chinese Fengshui
    Ride at your own risk !!!

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    This Iranian lady is too arrogant. Capitaland will have to cut her professional fees.
    Quote Originally Posted by phantom_opera
    Actually interested in D Leedon but odd shape units just put me off, the Iranian architect really don't understand basic Chinese Fengshui

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    Quote Originally Posted by DC33_2008
    This Iranian lady is too arrogant. Capitaland will have to cut her professional fees.
    no lah, actually her design philo is organic and fluid non-regular shape... quite nice leh, problem is it calls for non-regular and customised furniture to complement the interior ~

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    The porta-cabin at Interlace are forming. It is better than the twisted D'Leedon.
    Quote Originally Posted by august
    no lah, actually her design philo is organic and fluid non-regular shape... quite nice leh, problem is it calls for non-regular and customised furniture to complement the interior ~

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    Quote Originally Posted by DC33_2008
    The porta-cabin at Interlace are forming. It is better than the twisted D'Leedon.
    if u notice some of the room edges or corners are actually rounded off instead of sharp angles.. this is quite nice and fit nicely with the architect's overall design. developer shld have made this consistent thru out the project instead of some here some there.

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    She may not have designed the internal part of the units. Famous architect will only design and the forms and shapes where the junior architects will develop the details.
    Quote Originally Posted by august
    if u notice some of the room edges or corners are actually rounded off instead of sharp angles.. this is quite nice and fit nicely with the architect's overall design. developer shld have made this consistent thru out the project instead of some here some there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DC33_2008
    She may not have designed the internal part of the units. Famous architect will only design and the forms and shapes where the junior architects will develop the details.
    there is one show flat think is the garden unit where the interior is designed by her and of cos has non-regular furniture, is quite nice leh.

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