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Posted on December 10, 2009 - by Drizzt

Yield Watch:A Substantial fall in SPH. Worth the pick up?

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Nothing of note for a day where market continues to be directionless. However, some of you might want to see if you wanna pick up SPH after its 5.7% fall.

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Its a drastic gap down on the charts, so much so that it burst the bottom of the price channels. I still don’t get why people buy SPH for yield.The most plausible reason is that pensioners taught this is a garment stocks that will never collapse and provides higher interest rates then what you put in banks. Read more…


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    December 10, 2009

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    Kaps said:


    SPH went XD and that’s the reason for the fall. No other story behind it.



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    December 10, 2009

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    Lau said:


    Yes, it XD-ed today. It would be surprising if it did not fall.

    Just curious, where did you get that summary spreadsheet from? Would like to use it for a quick analysis of the companies.

    Though I find the field B/S data very funny.




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