Case study of SAM:

We recommended stock SAM on 27 August 07, proof below:
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scrt4u said:

SAM: broke out. If chase, set stop at 6.8 or higher.
Monday, August 27, 2007 12:17:00 PM

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If you bought after reading this advice, you could get some shares at 7.15 (check the 15 minutes chart). Now please look at the daily chart, you can see 3 continuous strong candlesticks on 24, 27, 28 August 2007. Yestoday (29 August 07) the candlestick showed a long upper handle, this means the punters are a little tired and need a rest. Today (30 August 07) you see the price moved down. So you'd better take some profit today. If you took profit today, you have made about 11% profit. This is achieved within 4 trading days. Not bad. Hope helpful to you. Happy punting! :)


Case study of ASIMAR:

We recommended Asimar on 23 August 07.
Proof as below:
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scrt4u said...
ASIMAR: after two days of pullback, it seems
starting going up. Now it is above moving average
lines of 10, 75 days. If you chase, set stop at 1.18 or higher.
Good luck.
Thursday, August 23, 2007 12:28:00 PM

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Today (31 August 07) ASIMA brokeout its resistant line at 1.27 and sealing the gap with healthy trade volume. If you bought after our call, you are now in profit of 10%. Now move LPP to 1.27 or higher. It seems that you are looking how we do it over our shoulders. Where could you get this advice for FREE?
Friday, August 31, 2007 12:36:00 PM


Case study of TYM
"We recommended stock "TYM". Proof as below:
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scrt4u said... TYM: looks interesting. If chase, stop at 3 Good luck.
Thursday, August 30, 2007 4:25:00 PM
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If you took our advice and bought some shares yestoday (30 August 07), you are now in profit of over 3%. This is achieved in one trading day. Now set LPP/Stop at 3.16 Enjoy!:)
Friday, August 31, 2007 1:21:00 PM

--Sunday, 12 Aug. 2007 SET recent moving-down was majorly casued by the stock market turmoil arising from the American morgage loan credit crisis. SET is going to test 75 days moving average. If it fails to support, it will probably be moving down to 700.

--Saturday, August 11, 2007 Banks Add More Funds To Stabilize Markets: Central banks around the world pumped money into the financial system Friday, providing liquidity to facilitate the orderly functioning of financial markets. The European Central Bank lent $84 billion Friday to financial institutions, a day after providing $130 billion. Japan's central bank added $8.5 billion, and the Reserve Bank of Australia provided $4.2 billion. The US Federal Reserve injected $38 billion into the system in three increments Friday, its biggest one-day infusion since September 2001. To read More >>

--Friday, 3 Aug. 2007 SET (Thailand Stocks Market) index is now testing the previous low support which is around 25 days moving average. Since 29-30-2007, SET has broken the 25 days moving average only one time but moved above it the next trading day (14-06-2007). SET trade volume continues to shrink. Will this 25 DMA line be a support or not? Let MM show you. SET

Could SET Go UP To 1000 Within Two Years?

More than Bt40 billion of foreign investment is expected to enter the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) between the second half of this year and 2008, said a senior executive of Tisco Securities Co.

Paibul Nalintarangkul, managing director of Tisco Securities, said there were positive signs the Thai stock market would rebound during the second half of this year and through 2008 with high expectations that over Bt40 billion of foreign investment would enter the SET during the period.

The foreign investment would come from long-term investors and hedge funds as they are monitoring new sources which could offer a handsome investment returns while they believed that Thai, Philippine and Taiwanese stock markets have not yet reached their peak, said Mr. Paibul.

Foreign investors are also optimistic that Thai political situation should improve late this year after a general election, he said, adding that more foreign investment would enter the market if the country's political climate improved. Investment yields of listed firms in 2008 are expected to improve in line with the market condition with growth to improve by 15 per cent from this year's growth which is projected to remain stagnant.

Meanwhile, Supavud Saicheua, managing director of Phatra Securities, said the local political situation remained a major risk factor which could depress the SET while investors were also monitoring whether the new government, to be formed after the general election, to be held in December, would come up with new measures to stimulate foreign investment.

Kongkiat Opaswongkarn, chief executive officer of Asia Plus Securities, said the SET had declined sufficiently in the past that investors could now invest with the right timing. He urged the interim government to further clarify the 30 per cent capital reserve requirement and the Foreign Business Act while it is in power and not to leave these issues for the new government to decide.