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Singapore Herald / Article26 February 1971 - Closing prices/business done INDUSTRIALS TINS STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE TRADING picked up marginally and so did share prices m the Stock Exchange yesterday when some cheap buying and shortcovering appeared. Industrials closed steady with price changes, apart from a few issues, mostly restricted to narrow limits. The section1,686 words -
Singapore Herald / Article15 April 1971 - STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE a HHB ——^———————w—mm FRASERS INDUSTRIAL INDICES TRADING remained quiet in the Stock Exchange yesterday and total turnover contracted slightly to 1,112,500 units, valued at $1,389,999. Industrials were slightly easier overall as operators tended to remain on the sidelines in the absence1,634 words -
Singapore Herald / Article7 April 1971 - STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE Am^^^A M^ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Singapore Malaysia April 5 668.28 424.80 April 6 666.14 423.13 Industrials extended Monday's loss by a small margin m slow trading m the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. A trickle of selling orders caused most1,571 words -
Singapore Herald / Article4 May 1971 - The Stock Kxchange opened the week on a quiet note with most price movements restricted to a few cents either way. Hotels finished easier, while other sections were mixed. The number of units traded fell to 1 .353.000. with the industrial section contributing 1,113,000, hotels 121,000. the1,633 words -
Singapore Herald / Article5 May 1971 - STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE Mil bulk of share transactions was focussed on selective counters which led a generally steady market yesterday. Most price movements were narrow but better class equities continued to, attract good buying interest. The day's total turnover improved to 1,855,000 units of1,662 words -
Singapore Herald / Article2 April 1971 - STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE INTEREST m the Stock Exchange yesterday was confined mainly to selective issues and all sections finished mixed after relatively thin trading. Activity m blue chips and better class shares tailed off slightly and a few issues <slipped on lack of follow-through1,600 words -
Singapore Herald / Article30 March 1971 - STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE KEY Closing buyers' and teller*' prices are followed by the business done. Figureji m brackets denote traded lots m I I.ooo's, When the price is not followed by a figure m brackets, it means only a single lot of 1,000 shares1,602 words -
Singapore Herald / Article29 March 1971 - STOCK EXCHANGE rOF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE H Price Closing Prices Yields Weekly Turnovers Jan/Feb +or X lurnovers 1971 Company on week Buyers Sellers Divid. Earn. Ready Delayed High Low !qo O +Or- «000 +or a ill Z I Jan/Feb. Price Closing Prices Yields Weekly Turnovers wV\ Companv1,681 words -
Singapore Herald / Article1 April 1971 - STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE STRONG buying m blue chips and second line stocks balanced an otherwise generally easier share market yesterday. The day's total turnover increased slightly to 1,525,000 units and business was more evenly spread over several counters. The industrial section turned over 1.367,0001,652 words -
Singapore Herald / Article31 March 1971 - STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE KEY Closing buyers' and sellers' prices are followed by the business done. Figures m bracket* denote traded lots m I.ooo's. When the price is not followed by a figure m brackets, it means only a single lot of 1.000 shares was1,603 words -
Singapore Herald / Article5 April 1971 - —Sjs&re Jan/Feb. Price Closing Prices Yields Weekly Turnovers 1971 Company or High Low on week Buyers Sellers Divid. Earn. Ready Delayed '000 or '000 or SINGAPORE INCORPORATED INDUSTRIALS 1.43 1.36 Acma Unch 1.40 1.42 10 9 6 2 3.00 2.70 Allied Choc. 2.60 2.70 4.5 6*4 6+61,641 words -
Singapore Herald / Article22 April 1971 - STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE FRASERS INDUSTRIAL INDICES Singapore Malaysia KEY Closing buyers' and sellers' pricea are followed by the buunru done. Figuref in bracket* denote traded lot* in I.OOO's. Wbcn the price is not followed by a figure in brackets, it means only a single1,656 words -
Singapore Herald / Article11 March 1971 - STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE FRASERS INDUSTRIAL INDICES A general lack of buying support m yesterday's share market led to price erosions on a broad front m slow trading. The industrial section, which saw the bulk of activity, recorded 45 falls against only 10 rises. Twenty-one1,673 words -
Singapore Herald / Article24 February 1971 - STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE i n!.I J^" 1 "T Pri c*e foUow d b th *>«-»— oone. bmcketo denote traded lot. m iTJ: T n<>t UOW9d by to br k#U tt m M onJy •oW lot of 1.000 shares wo^led at that price. The k^t1,660 words -
Singapore Herald / Article16 October 1970 - C losing prices/ business done WEDNESDAY'S better sentiment continued into yesterday's trading m the Stock t^tiwmngat. although not as strongly. The morning sew some profit-taking m the ■ggnssiiii stocks that made spectacular gains on Wednesday but shortcovering aad speculative buying m the afternoon restored moet of the early losses. The1,609 words -
Singapore Herald / Article15 October 1970 - STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE 11,000 shares turned over. SHARE prices m the Stock before closing at 81.20, up 10 11,000 shares turned over. unchanged; Properties 4 up, 2 Exchange yesterday strongly cents on balance. Malayan Containers gained unchanged, one down; Tins reacted to the past1,597 words -
The Straits Times / Article, Illustration14 September 1994 - GOH SOO MAY SHARE prices on the Singapore bourse firmed yesterday m what dealers called a "technical rebound" after four days of declines. After losing more than 58 points or 2.5 per cent m the last four market days, the Straits TimesGOH SOO MAY - 1,644 words -
The Business Times / Article, Illustration5 July 1999 - A new study by The Boston Consulting Group has determined which Singapore companies delivered the highest shareholder value before and during the Asian crisis. Patrick Forth explains why some companies performed better than others. Patrick Forth Dr Forth is the managing partner of the BostonPatrick Forth - Source: Boston Consulting Group - 1,565 words -
The Business Times / Article, Illustration28 July 1997 - Biggest challenge facing chief information officers here is the manpower shortage By] Raju Chellam [SINGAPORE] A RE chief information officers (CIOs), now a standard feature in most large enterprises, required to do more than manage the IT function in their companies? What role doesRaju Chellam - SIEW YAW HOONG - 1,651 words -
The Business Times / Article, Illustration28 January 2000 - Just what's the deal with the stock market? It's been a nerve-wracking ride since the start of the year, and to those with direct investments in stocks or even in a unit trust, the view that we're still in the midst of a bull market asGENEVIEVE CUA, WONG WEI KONG - Source: Bloomberg - 1,562 words
