Temasek Holdings remain bullish?

[Eastboy]

http://www.theedgesingapore.com/the-...ty-loans-.html

[buttercarp]

They also bought more CCB shares.

http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking...ry_734841.html

[radha08]

They also bought more CCB shares.

http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking...ry_734841.html

ccb....thats vulgar....

[buttercarp]

ccb....thats vulgar....

To the layman, it is an obscene amount of money........

[phantom_opera]

part of the deal signed for Tanjong Pagar land swap ... good for both Malaysia/Singapore ... at least they are now eager to invest into each other .... Marina South and Iskandar

Khaw is right, no money? Go to JB loh

[Eastboy]

ccb....thats vulgar....

Hahahaha! Anyway taking reference from TH it's a good time to do dollar cost averaging and pick up good reits now amidst these uncertainties.

[phantom_opera]

dollar cost averaging is a con-job strategy by insurance agent

just look at how GIC/Temasek performed dollar cost averaging for all the subprime banks

if you dollar cost average since Nikkei was at 30k ... God bless

[land118]

They also bought more CCB shares.

http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking...ry_734841.html

Now they shy away from US & Euro banks...., scared.....

[phantom_opera]

Old news, never appear in our media:

2009:

Temasek, the Singapore state investment company, sold out of its shareholdings in Barclays this year, making an estimated £500m ($814m) loss on its investment.

By contrast, Abu Dhabi-based International Petroleum Investment Corp generated a healthy profit from its Barclays investment. IPIC sold its entire holding of 1.3bn shares on Tuesday, turning a £3.5bn investment into £5bn in seven months.

That is 800 peanuts lost

Temasek still owns 18.1% of SCB ... don't think is profitable

and we all know GIC investment in Citi/UBS is a disaster, the cost of Citi share is 3.25USD .... now left 2.68USD ... and we have not even counted currency exchange loss lol

[ikan bilis]

i got a simple question here....

not talking about what had happened in the past few years, talking about from now onwards only....

imagine if you are running TH and GIC, your task is to invest oversea all the foreign reserve to stabilize the sing dollars...

where would you put the $$, if it has to be outside s'pore...
of course you have to diversify a bit, but where would be your bigger gun aiming at??
- other countries govt bonds?
- UST?
- Gold & silver?
- Shares & companies? (and what type? banks? tech? commodity? infra-strutcure)
- Commodity?
- Real Estates?

just curious about what you guys think....

for me, i would prefer buy up all the hard physical raw materials, oil, metal, wood, chemicals & food (like china) but this crab island does not even have a manufacturing base now...

[amk]

dollar cost averaging is a con-job strategy by insurance agent

I agreed 1000% !

MAS should ban insurance companies selling "monthly investment plans" to the public !

[gn108]

Time to get out of China financial services shares then.
Temasek and GIC always invest too early....try to catch falling knives...
their record recently is 'stellar' in this regard...

They also bought more CCB shares.

http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking...ry_734841.html