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The week of 18 August– 24 August 2016

Volume 28 Number 01

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THE 4TH

ESTATE - MEDIA

“HillaryClintonmay not be the newUS president on possibility of email

indictment.When questioned, she replied, “It’s not going to happen”.

This further raises the possibility thatDonaldTrumpmay actually be the

next president of theUSA.Donald has alreadywonmore nominations

since…………”

(PAGE9)

NEW YORK

“InAmerica, the share of income earned by the top1%Americanshas

been rising over a prolonged period andby 2014, thepercentage share

is substantiallyhigher than theother

developedeconomies.At

the same

time,millions ofAmericans .”

(PAGE6)

TOKYO

“In 2015, Japanwas ranked 61st out of180 countries in “Reporters

WithoutBorders”global press freedom rankings. Japanhas the same

press freedom ranking asGuyana,DominicanRepublicand is ranked

even belowMalawi. Japanwas ranked 11th in 2010.”

(PAGE7)

TONGHERRRESOURCES

“AtRM1.93,TongHerr is capitalised atRM238.4mln.For this,whatdo

investorsget in return ?”

(PAGE12)

Malaysia

InJan,exportsplunged2.8%while importsgrew

3.3%onayear-on-yearbasis toRM61.9blnand

RM56.5bln respectively.This resulted ina trade

surplusofRM5.4bln...

(Page2 )

China

InFeb,exportsplunged20.6%, year-on-year,

toRMB821.76bln,while importsdropped8.0%

toRMB612.26bln, yieldinga trade surplusof

RMB209.5bln. Inamoreaccurate reflection

of theunderlying trade conditions,exportsand

imports in the first twomonthsof2016...

(Page3 )

UnitedStates

InFeb, the ISM non-manufacturing index

(NMI) fell by 0.1 percentage points from

Jan to 53.4%, declining for the fourth

consecutivemonth

.

Thiswas due to 3 of

the 4NMI component indices; namely, new

orders, employment and supplier deliveries,

contracting inFeb...

(Page2 )

HongKong

In the fourth sessionof the12thNational

People’sCongressat theGreatHall of the

People inBeijing, capital ofChina, held on 5

Mar 2016,Chinaunveiled the draft outlineof

the13thFive-YearPlan on nationaleconomy

and social development,which sets the target

of averageannualeconomic growth...

(Page7 )

GlobalStockSelection

With the latest financial results recentlyThis

week

i

CapitalprovidesanupdateonREXLot

HoldingsLimited (REXLot),amajorplayer in

theChina lottery industry.Thisupdate is timely

aheadof itsupcomingSpecialGeneralMeeting

tobeheldon18Mar2016 inHongKong.

To recapitulate,REXLot isengaged ...

(Page14 )

KLSEConclusion

HillaryClintonmaynot

be thenewUS

presidentonpossibilityofemail indictment.

Whenquestioned,she replied, “It’snotgoing

tohappen”.This further raises thepossibility

thatDonaldTrumpmayactuallybe thenext

presidentof theUSA...

(Page10 )

Intelligence

Independence

Integrity

TheStockmarketSpecialist

10March–16March2016

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Volume27Number26

TURNTOPAGE 8

“In2015,Japanwas ranked61st

outof180countries in “Reporters

WithoutBorders”globalpress freedom

rankings.Japanhas thesamepress

freedom rankingasGuyana,Dominican

Republicand is rankedevenbelow

Malawi.Japanwas ranked11th in2010.”

“In fact,as theCEOofCapital

Dynamicshasbeen saying

repeatedly, ifone isexcited and

impressedwithChina’sdevelopment

performanceover the lastalmost4

decades, thenext 3 to 4decadeswill

beevenmoreexcitinganddynamic”

Tokyo

Instead of facing facts and

truth that hisAbenomicshas

been a complete disaster

and that his approval rating

is falling,ShinzoAbe has

instead responded by curbing

press freedomandmuzzling

opposition to hispolicies.

Surrounded bybadnews

everywhere,Mr.ShinzoAbe

has not surprisingly reacted in

a typicalFascistmanner.

Sincehe took office, his

governmentandhis cronies

have beenexerting formal

and informalpressure on

Japan’smedia and their

critical coverageofhis rule.

He handpicked a loyalist,

KatsutoMomii, to runNHK

in Jan 2014 to rein in critical

coverage of hisFascist rule.

The newNHK boss promptly

gave a press conference

saying that the Japanese

army forcingwomen into

sexual slaveryduringWorld

War 2 “could be found in

anynation thatwas atwar.”

In addition, officialsof both

NHK andAsahi, amedia

rival, have been scolded by a

commissionofShinzoAbe’s

LiberalDemocraticParty,and

as

i

/Capitalwrote in its issue

dated4/7/2015, amember

ofAbe’s parliamentarybloc

has threatened towithdraw

advertising revenue from

twoOkinawan newspapers.

The harassingof Japan’s

mediahasnot stopped.

Recentweeks have seen the

resignation of three television

journalists, all known to beout

of favourwith thegovernment,

Source:Flickr/m-louis

Is themoustache representingNaziJapan?

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China’s “InternetPlus” strategy aims to catapultherself into “advanced industries”

such assemiconductors, robotics,e-commerce,bigdata and cloud computing.

in circumstances suggestive of

pressure fromMr.Abe’s friends

in networkmanagement.

IchiroFurutachi,Hiroko

Kuniya andShigetadaKishii–

three respected broadcasters

with a reputation forasking

tough questions -were forced

out as partof a crackdown

on Japan’smedia by an

increasingly intolerantprime

minister or as

i

Capitalput it

frankly,FascistShinzoAbe. In

Feb2016, the internal affairs

minister,SanaeTakaichi,

warned broadcasters that

repeatedly failed to show

“fairness” in their political

coveragewould be taken

off theair.The saidminister

has the power to suspend

broadcasting that doesnot

maintain political neutrality.

ShigetadaKishii angered

government supporters after

criticising security legislation

pushed through byAbe’sLDP.

HirokoKuniya’s crime “had

been to irritateYoshihideSuga,

the chief cabinet secretary

anda closeAbeally,withan

unscripted follow-upquestion

duringadiscussionabout the

security legislation”

(source:

http://www.theguardian.com/

world/2016/feb/17/japanese-

tv-anchors-lose-their-jobs-

amid-claims-of-political-

pressure)

.TheGuardianalso

reported thatAbeandhisallies

hadmade their feelings known

about thebroadcastersduring

secretivedinnerswith top

mediaexecutives.

Under Japan’s state

secrets law, reporters can

be imprisoned forup to

five years if they leak state

secrets. In lastDec, Japan

abruptly cancelleda visitby

DavidKaye, theUN special

rapporteur for freedomof

expression. In2015, Japan

was ranked61stoutof180

countries in “ReportersWithout

Borders”globalpress freedom

rankings. Japanhas the same

press freedom rankingas

Guyana,DominicanRepublic

and is rankedevenbelow

Malawi. Japanwas ranked

11th in2010.

HadShinzoAbe been

heading theUK or theUS,

hewouldhave been forced to

resign longago.Yet, Japan

and the nowmuzzledmedia

continue topretend that his

Abenomics

isworking.At

best,

Japan’s economy remains

trappedbetween contraction

and stagnation.Not a single

piece of economic datahas

been reassuring.

i

Capital

retains its bearish

short-term

outlook of theTokyo stock

market at a range of13,000 to

17,000 for theNikkeiAverage.

Aftera sharp rebound in the

last 2weeks from anoversold

situation, theTokyo stock

market is set to resume its

vicious bearishonslaught.See

StopPress for the latest.

i

Capital is retaining its bearish

longer-term

outlook of the

Tokyo stockmarketwith the

Nikkeigoing all theway back

below the 10,000 level.

HongKong

In the fourth sessionof

the 12thNationalPeople’s

Congressat theGreatHallof

thePeople inBeijing, capital

ofChina, held on 5Mar 2016,

China unveiled the draft

outline of the 13thFive-Year

Plan on national economy and

socialdevelopment,which

sets the target of average

annual economic growth of

above6.5% from 2016 to

2020.As

figure 2

shows,

the 6.5% annual growth rate

over a five-year period is the

lowest forover three decades.

China’sGDP is expected to

exceed 92.7 trillionRenminbi

(US$14.2 trillion) in 2020,

comparedwithRMB67.7

trillion in 2015. Is the 6.5%

target rate realisticand

achievable?

Chinawill stick to

the usualmeasures like

reforms of the state-owned

enterprises,agricultural

modernisation,manufacturing

upgrades, pollution control,

poverty reduction, energy

conservationandmore.

This time,however, the

latest 5-year plan promises

to be themost technology

forward-looking.Prime

ministerLiKeqiang

highlighted thepromise of

the Internet, explaining that

various sectors, ranging from

manufacturing to government

to health care, need to

connect to the Internetand

raise theirefficiency aspart of

the “InternetPlus” strategy.

Beijing aims to

catapultChina into the

leading position in terms

of “advanced industries”

such as semiconductors,

chipmaterials, robotics,

e-commerce, big data,

cloud computing,encryption

technology, aviation

equipment,and satellites.

Named “InternetPlus,” the

policy sets a series of goals

forChina to follow from

2016 through 2020, and

depends heavily upon the

power of the Internet and

technology to sustain her

growthanddevelopmentand

turn the nation into a digital

power

house.As

part of this,

Chinaplans to increase her

researchanddevelopment

spending toa totalof 2.5%

ofGDP through 2020.Such

spendingaccounted for

2.1% ofGDP from 2011 to

2015.Moreover, Internet

Plus promises that families in

“large cities”will haveaccess

to 100megabyte-per-second

Internet, and that broadband

serviceswill reach 98%

of the population living in

incorporated villages.

In short,Chinawill

be emphasising an

innovation-drivendevelopment

strategywithmajor emphasis

on science, technologyand

entrepreneurship.Theadded

value of the services sector is

Figure2China’sEconomicGrowth

A

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Bonvests Holdings Ltd

(B28)

800 Super Holdings Limited staged an impressive

surge but its upward momentum came to an end when

it reached the upper boundary of its ascending price

channel. Both its daily DMI and MACD are diverging

bearishly. As such,

i

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as a trading Sell with a target price of S$0.50.

Bonvests has been struggling to stay above its

upward sloping line and it does not seem like it is

succeeding. Its weekly MACD is bearish near the

zero line.

i

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an initial target price of S$1.07. A drop below this

major support would see Bonvests falling to S$0.78.

Bonvests (B28)

No. of Shares Outstanding

402,167,000

Trailing EPS (S$ cents)

5.17

Trailing PER (times)

23.41

Trailing Dividends (S$ cents)

1.60

Gross Dividend Yield (%)

1.32

Book Value per Share (S$)

2.14

Current Price

S$1.21

800 Super (5TG)

No. of Shares Outstanding

178,800,000

Trailing EPS (S$ cents)

8.38

Trailing PER (times)

8.60

Trailing Dividends (S$ cents)

2.00

Gross Dividend Yield (%)

2.78

Book Value per Share (S$)

0.37

Current Price

S$0.72

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