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Hang Lung Properties (HK101), Historical Summary ========= : -2010* : -2011* : -2012- : -2013-- : -2014-- : - 2015-- : - 2016-- : - 2017-- : HLP Revs-- : $5.19B : $3.07B : $7.37B : $9.138B : $17.03B : $8.948B : $13.06B : $11.20B : "Net Profit- : $00.0B : $00.0B : $00.0B : $7.212B : $11.70B : $5.092B : $6.195B : $8.124B : "Underly'ng : $6.18B : $1.65B : $6.18B : $5.050B : $10.02B : $4.387B : $6.341B : $5.530B : ShareH-Eqty $110.B : $111.B : $118.B : $124.5B : $132.3B : $129.0B : $126.6B : $136.2B : EPS-NetPr ': $1.33 / : $0.58 /: $1.88 / : $ 1.61 / : $ 2.61 / : $ 1.13 / : $ 1.38 / : $ 1.81 / : EPS-UndLy ': $0.00 / : $0.00 /: $0.00 / : $ 1.13 / : $ 2.24 / : $ 0.98 / : $ 1.41 / : $ 1.23 / : Dividend----- : $0.71 / : $0.36 /: $0.74 / : $ 0.75 / : $ 0.76 / : $ 0.75 / : $ 0.75 / : $ 0.75 / : Shs.O/S----- : 4,472M : 4,473M: 4,477M : 4,479 M : 4,485 M : 4,497 M : 4,498 M : 4,498 M : BkValue/sh.: $24.5 / : $24.9 /: $28.3 / : $27.80 / : $29.50 /: $28.68 / : $28.14 / : $30.27 /: YrEnd.Price : $36.4 / : $22.1 /: $30.8 / : $24.50 / : $21.75 /: $17.64 / : $16.44 / : $19.10 /: ========= : -2010* : -2011* : -2012- : -2013-- : -2014-- : - 2015-- : - 2016-- : - 2017-- : % change---- : --N/A- :: +13.5% : +30.0% : +8.88% :: +6.50% : : - 0.40% : - 0.18 % : + 0.54% : TotalRental: $4.55B : $5.16B : $6.71B : $7.307B : $7.782B : $7.751B : $7.737B : $7.779B : "Underly.Prf: $6.18B : $1.65B : $6.18B : $5.050B : $10.02B : $4.387B : $6.341B : $5.530B : %/Und.Prof- : 73.6% : 312.7% : 108.6% : 144.7% : 77.7 % : 176.7 % : 122.0 % : 140.7 % : CH Leasing : $45.8B : $56.0B : $76.4B : $ 90.4 B : $ 96.3 B : $ 00.0 B : $ 72.9 B : $ 72.6 B : CH Rentals : $1,931 : $ 2,339 : $ 3,526 : $ 3,984 :: $ 4,354 : : $ 4,194 : : $ 3,995 : : $ 3,958 : + Gr.Yield---- : 4.22 % : 4.18 % : 4.62 % :: 4.41 % : : 4.52 % :: 0.00 % : : 5.48 % :: 5.45 % :: + FloorArea: .619m2 : .576m : 1.18m2 :: 1.56m2 :: 1.91m2 :: 2.32m2 :: 2.26m2 :: 2.26m2 ::> 4.0m2 exp'd + occup-cy.: : : 98 % : : : 98 % : : : 97 % : : : : 93 % : : : : 79% : : : : 78% : : : : : 80% : : : : 85% : : HK Leasing : $50.9B : $53.6B : $55.3B : $ 57.0 B : $ 58.9 B : $ 00.0 B : $ 59.0 B : $ 61.9 B : HK Rentals : $2,615 : $ 2,822 : $ 3,185 : $ 3,323 :: $ 3,438 : : $ 3,557 : : $ 3,742 : : $ 3,821 : + FloorArea:.770m2 : .770m2 : .766m2 :: .740m2 :: .740m2 :: .646m2 :: .646m2 :: .642m2 :: Invest.Props : $85.9B : $93.6B: $98.2B : $107.B :: $120.B :: $129.4B :: $125.4B :: $134.4B : Under Constr : $21.5B : $23.6B: $24.5B : $30.5B :: $25.6B : $16.71B :: $16.16B :: $21.59B : P4Sale,Other : $10.0B : $09.7B : $09.1B : $ 9.8B :: $ 7.5B :: $05.60B :: $09.00B :: $05.44B : Debt O/S ----- : $10.8b : $20.9b: $37.6b : $45.0b :: $40.1b :: $32.77B :: $27.08B :: $24.82B : Cash held ---- : $11.9b : $28.3b: $40.2b : $39.7b :: $40.3b :: $31.29B :: $24.33B :: $22.11B : Shd.Eqy-HLP: $110.b: $111.5b: $117.9b: $124.5b: $132.3b: $129.0B: $126.6B:: $136.2B : Shd.Equity-- : $53.0b : $59.0b : $65.2b : $70.6b :: $76.0b :: $000.0B :: $000.0B :: $000.0B : TotalRental: $4.55 B : $5.16B : $6.71B : $7.307B :: $7.782B : $7.751B : $7.737B : $7.779B : CH+HK Leas: $96.7B : $109.6 : $131.7B : $147.4B : $155.2B : $000.0B : $131.9B : $134.5 B : Invest.Prop : $85.9B : $93.6B : $ 98.2B : $107.0 B: $120.0B : $129.4 B : $125.4B : $134.4B : + GrYield, IP : 5.30 % : : 5.51 % : : 6.83 % : : 6.83 % : : 6.49 % : : : 5.99 % : : 6.17 % : : 5.79 % : + FloorArea: 1.39m2 : 1.35m2 :: 1.95m2 :: 2.30m2 :: 2.65m2 :: 2.96m2 :: : 2.90m2 :: : 2.90m2 : + occup-cy. : : : 96 % : : : 96 % : : : 94 % : : : : 93 % : : : : 83% : : : : 82% : : : : : 81% : : : : 83% : : + OccuArea : 1.33m2 : 1.29m2 :: 1.84m2 :: 2.14m2 :: 2.20m2 :: 2.44m2 :: : 2.35m2 :: : 2.41m2 : Rent/SqM/yr.: $3,418: $4,000 : : $3,647 :: $3,371 :: $3,543 :: $3,177 :: : $3,292 :: : $3,227 : Other Revs. : $8,034 : $0,553 : $1,275 :: $2,518 : $9,812 :: $0,000 :: : $0,000 :: : $0,000 : TtlRevenues: $12,580 : $5,714 : $7,986 :: $9,734 : 17,606 :: $0,000 :: : 13,059 :: : 11,199 : =========== : -2010* : -2011* : -2012- : --2013-- : --2014-- : --2015-- : --2016-- : --2017-- : *year ended june 30th / m2= million sq. meters > Annual Report, 2017 : http://www.hanglung.com/HLPAnnualReport2017/download.html : 2016 : 2015 : > 10 Year Summary : http://www.hanglung.com/HLGAnnualReport2014/pdf/HLG_Ten_Year_Financial_Summary_E.pdf > Historical A/R's --- : http://www.hanglung.com/en/investor-relations/financial-information/financial-reports.aspx ==

On Silver's correlation with HK China & Property shares LOOK WHAT HAPPENED - haha! / The "Cluster" of prices came together, all but one "SLV correlation is better than with HSI" (historically, I had noted) HK-2823 etc ... update UPDATE - HK2823 & HK12 fell to the level of SLV - as HK10 got cheaper; now almost 35% cheaper Sym. Stock -- : 07/04/17- Pct. : 07/05/18- Pct. : change : 2823-China50 : $12.28 (100.%) : $12.44 (100.%) : + 1.30% SLV--Silver Etf : $15.30 (126.%) : $15.03 (121.%) : - 1.76% HK12-Hender. : $40.00 (326.%) : $40.95 (329.%) : + 1.02% HK10-HangLG : $31.30 (255.%) : $21.20 (100.%) : -32.27% HSI-- HS index : 25,389 (2068x) : 27,985 (100.%) : +10.22%

On Silver's correlation with HK China & Property shares LOOK WHAT HAPPENED - haha! / The "Cluster" of prices came together, all but one "SLV correlation is better than with HSI" (historically, I had noted) HK-2823 etc ... update UPDATE - HK2823 & HK12 fell to the level of SLV - as HK10 got cheaper; now almost 35% cheaper ONE YEAR Sym. Stock -- : 07/04/17- Pct. : 07/05/18- Pct. : change : 2823-China50 : $12.28 (100.%) : $12.44 (100.%) : + 1.30% SLV--Silver Etf : $15.30 (126.%) : $15.03 (121.%) : - 1.76% HK12-Hender. : $40.00 (326.%) : $40.95 (329.%) : + 1.02% HK10-HangLG : $31.30 (255.%) : $21.20 (100.%) : -32.27% HSI-- HS index : 25,389 (2068x) : 27,985 (100.%) : +10.22%

Hang Lung Group : Key Long term support for HK10 at $20 (or thereabout) Hang Lung Properties : support at $14, maybe HK10 ... all data : 10yr : 5yr : 2yr : 6mo : 10d / Last hk10 - hang lung group : 10yr : hk101 - hang lung properties : 10yr : QTR: 10-BKV: 10-div: 10-yld : HK-10 : HK101: 101/10 : CCLI - : hlg/CC : e.08: 000.00 : $0.00 : 0.00%: $23.45 : $16.84 : 71.81% : $56.78 : 41.30% : e.10: $ 86.60 : $0.19 : 0.37%: $51.10 : $36.35 : 71.14% : $88.38 : 57.82% > highest ratio since GFC e.15: 103.50 : $0.80 : 3.17%: $25.20 : $17.64 : 70.00% : 135.89 : 18.54% : e.16: 101.30 : $0.80 : 2.96%: $27.00 : $16.44 : 60.89% : 144.72 : 18.66% : e.17: 109.80 : $0.80 : 2.78%: $28.75 : $19.10 : 66.43% : 165.02 : 17.42% : Q-1 : 000.00 : $0.80 : 3.11%: $25.65 : $18.28 : 71.27% : 177.61 : 14.44% : Q-2 : 000.00 : $0.80 : 3.64%: $22.00 : $16.18 : 73.55% : 186.33 : 11.81% : 7/05 000.00 : $0.80 : 3.76%: $21.30 : $15.62 : 73.33% : 186.33 : 11.43% : ==== BkV.: 10: $61.06 / 101: $30.27 : 49.57 % / yr.end Dec. 2017 =========== : -- Aug. 2015 --- / -- Apr. 2018 -- / - July 5, 2018 - / Company----- : Group- : -Props. / Group- : Props / Group- : -Props. / Change : Change : Stock Symbol: HK-10 : HK101 / HK-10 : HK101 / HK-10 : HK101 / Last Price---- : $29.10 : $17.40 / $23.95: $18.40 / $21.30 : $15.62 / -26.8% : -10.2% : Low of year--: $28.60 : $16.96 / $23.85 : $17.28 / $21.20 : $15.62 / Book Value-- : $56.86 : $29.50 / $61.06 : $30.27 / $61.06 : $30.27 / +7.39% : + 2.61% : Price / Book- : 51.2 % : 59.0 % / 39.1 %: 57.1 % / 34.9% : 51.6 % / Shares O/S -- : 1.35bn : 4.48bn / 1.36bn: 4.50bn / 1.36bn: 4.50bn / MktCap. HKD : $39.3B: $78.0B / $32.6B: $82.8B / $29.1B : $70.3B / Earnings / sh : $ 4.82 : $ 2.52 / $ 3.90 : $ 1.81 / $ 3.90 : $ 1.81 / -19.1% : -18.2% : P/E Ratio -------- : r-6.04 : r-6.90 / r-6.14 : r-10.17 / r-5.46 : r- 8.63 / Yield -------------- : 1.30 % : 1.95 % / 3.34 % : 4.08 % / 3.76% : 4.80% / Div. per share : $ 0.38 : $ 0.34 / $ 0.80 : $0.75 / $ 0.80 : $0.75 / +111.% : +121.% :

PTM.t / Platinum Group Metals Ltd. (TOR) ... all-data : 5yr : 3yr : 12mo / 10d : Last: C$0.145 $0.145 x XX Mn = C$39mn Forum : bullboard : Platinum Group Metals Ltd. Receives Initial US$58M From Maseve Mine Sale to Pay Down Debt https://globenewswire.com/news-release/2018/04/06/1466184/0/en/Platinum-Group-Metals-Ltd-Receives-Initial-US-58M-From-Maseve-Mine-Sale-to-Pay-Down-Debt.html As previously reported, and as agreed with Sprott and LMM, the Company must raise US$20 million in subordinated debt and/or equity within 30 days of the Sprott Facility being repaid. Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard#M5o0g8qw8rK2BfvC.99

Do you know how much Rent they are actually fetching? (900-1050psm is "Asking" Rent) P900 or 1000 would be a great return for those who paid P90-100k psm some years ago. I paid just under P100k psm for my 22 sqm unit at Avida Towers, San Lorenzo - in 2015 when I paid Cash, & got a10% discount. Hoping to rent, if I do at P20,000 -22,000 monthly. That's about P900-1000 psm (also) I am living in it now, so cannot rent it out (yet) At P20,000 x 12 = P 240k / P2.1 million (approx. cost) = 11.4% Gross yield. But I should probably add on my approx. p200k decorating cost, so: At P20,000 x 12 = P 240k / P2.3 million (approx. cost) = 10.4% Gross yield. I valued it today at a 7% yield, using P20k month rent, I would get a Capital value of: At P20,000 x 12 = P 240k / 7% = P3.43 million (est. Capital value)

RATIO Updated. On June 10th, I posted this SLV & SIL-etc : 5d : 10d : 2mo : 6mo : SIL-$30.21 /SLV-$15.78 = Ratio: 1.914 / narrowed by 3.5% in 10 days UPDATE : to 7/03/2018 / Before July 4th holiday SIL $29.11 +0.49 / SLV $15.03 +0.12 = Ratio: 1.937 Tuesday from 1.920, on Monday gdx $22.47 +0.39, gdxj $33.00 +0.64 FRES.L / FNLPF may be about to recover... post-Mexican-election ... update ==

MANUFACTURED CONFUSION : Blurring of Legend & Reality Kinsella allows: "When you're dealing with this…this thing, there are trickster qualities and pranks and hoaxes, and fact and fiction are so blurred that it's really hard to make sense out of it." From The Chronicle of Higher Education: Now, from the you-can-learn-something-new-every-day files, comes Michael Kinsella's Legend-Tripping Online: Supernatural Folklore and the Search for Ong's Hat. Read it here: http://chronicle.com/blogs/pageview/the-surprising-online-life-of-legends/29221 From the article: The response of Joseph Matheny to Legend-Tripping Online suggests the success of Kinsella's read on the Incunabula Papers. On his Web site, Matheny wrote that Kinsella "did an excellent job and only missed the mark with two or three of his conclusions," which Matheny said he would clear up by writing a complementary account. In the context of the Incunabula Papers and Ong's Hat, something about that statement echoes beguilingly. Is Matheny offering to perpetuate the project, despite closing it down?

ODDBALL = posted back Oct. 6th, 2010: You've got to give this one a bit of time. Pat Metheny - Au Lait Forget the world for a moment. === And then, there's another "Metheny: : Joe Matheny (at least 2 million copies of the book were downloaded) Ong's Hat: The Beginning is now available on iTunes for your iPad, iPhone and other ePub compliant readers. It is reasonably priced at$4.99 USD. In the meantime, enjoy the "beginning" in your favorite format. Get it here View more on Joseph Matheny's website » INTERVIEWS with writer/trop-er Joe Matheny > #1 : http://content.blubrry.com/stealthisshow/S02E07_The_Digital_Underground_with_Joe_Matheny.mp3 > #2 : https://josephmatheny.com/2017/03/11/special-episode-fake-lore-dark-memes-with-joe-matheny/ Related? : Phil?

Gran Columbian Gold - the gap is filled (at last) ! GCM / Gran Columbian Gold ... update

Golly, who would want to live there (unless they had a very high-paying job) ? A six-figure salary is considered 'low income' in San Francisco, and the threshold is rising By: malterwitty To be considered "low income" in San Francisco, San Mateo and Marin counties, a family of four must earn $117,400 a year. "Very low income" is considered $73,300. The Bay Area figures are the highest in the country and continue to increase year over year. Income limits in some Bay Area cities increased by 10 percent just in the last year. Most residents will roll their eyes at such figures — they're used to seeing the cost of rent and home ownership increase with the years. In May, the median home price in the Bay Area hit a record high at $935,000. Read more: WHAT REALLY HAPPENED | The History The US Government HOPES You Never Learn! http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/#ixzz5Jd44JlXt

Otis Gold / OOO.v ... update :

The coldest place on Earth is even chillier than scientists thought: Temperatures plummet to -148F in 'supercold' areas of Antarctica's ice sheet By: malterwitty Scientists first announced in 2013 they had found the lowest temperatures on Earth's surface in the area. Sensors on several Earth-observing satellites measured temperatures of minus 93 degrees Celsius (minus 135 degrees Fahrenheit) in several spots on the East Antarctic Plateau, a high snowy plateau in central Antarctica that encompasses the South Pole. But the researchers revised that initial study with new data and found the temperatures actually reach minus 98 degrees Celsius (minus 144 degrees Fahrenheit) during the southern polar night, mostly during July and August. Read more: WHAT REALLY HAPPENED | The History The US Government HOPES You Never Learn! http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/#ixzz5Ja81JChe

CDE / Coeur Mining versus : GLD-etc : SLV-etc :

CDE / Coeur Mining vs. etc-GLD : etc-SLV ... http://gabelli.com/Gab_pdf/finan/-123.pdf

Meantime, next to the TechZone Building... Megaworld's San Antonio Residences is rising

PSEI -etc ...10 day : 6/26, before the Close - going into the end of the Quarter Stock index - is in a falling trend, along with property stocks & BPI Will we see a Low below 7,000 near the end of the Quarter? Fri (6/08), Mon (6/11), Tue (6/26): Symbol: 06/08: open : psei/ : PCT.% : 06/11 / x PCT: 06/26 : ratio : PSEI - : 7,741 : 7,738 : 1.000 : 100.% : 7,771 / 7,007 : 7,007 : 100.% ALI -- : 40.80 : 41.00 : 188.7 : .530% : 40.80 / 37.14 : 36.60 : 98.5% BPI -- : 99.30 : 99.50 : 77.77 : 1.29% : 98.90 / 90.39 : 86.00 : 95.1% MEG - : P4.90 : P4.90 : 1579. : .063% : P4.78 / P4.41 : P4.30 : 97.5% SMPH : 37.70 : 37.50 : 206.3 : .485% : 37.00 / 33.98 : 33.70 : 99.2% hk2823: 14.38 : 14.44 : 535.9 : .187% : 14.56 / 13.10 : 13.36 : 102.% (in edit, 12-mo Low was: 6,923.67. Closing Low of XX came 6/??.)

Hang Lung Group is getting interesting (again) HK10 ... update : 3yr : 10d / last HK$22.50

SEEKING "Too Simple" Answers? The Philippine tax-reform law goes into effect, and inflation starts going much higher, and of course the primary cause is the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) law because of increased excise taxes. That makes sense. But, at the same time, the crude-oil price increases by 14 percent. Rice prices go higher because of government mismanagement of the reserve supply. The Philippine peso depreciates faster than other emerging market currencies. But no matter the complexity surrounding Philippine inflation, we all know that the TRAIN law is the bad guy. We also want to see a direct cause-and-effect relation because that is as easy to understand as the clouds move in and the rain falls. But sometimes things just happen at the same time—correlation—even when we cannot identify causation. The Philippine stock market has been trending with the Morgan Stanley Emerging Markets Index going back to 2011. Philippine inflation has been trending with US inflation back to 2008. The Philippine peso used to track the Morgan Stanley Emerging Market Currency Index until 2015. Now it is going opposite from that index. And it is still hard to understand that a heavier object does not fall faster than a lighter one. > https://businessmirror.com.ph/the-markets-its-not-that-simple/

REALLY? Don't be too quick to Buy this Lower Gold Prices Today Complete Death Cross Pattern Kitco Commentary 06:57PM Gold futures closed down $3.10 today, with the August Comex contract currently fixed at $1,267.60. This three-dollar decline completed a pattern that we identified last week called a "death cross". A "death cross" is created when the shorter-term moving average crosses below the longer-term moving average. This pattern is created from a 200 and a 50-day moving average. As such, these time parameters for each moving average are used to gauge short and long-term market trends. The short-term average crossing below the long-term average can signal the point in time in which a short-term correction has become a long-term selloff. As such, it can undoubtedly be indicating that gold prices could deteriorate further to much lower pricing. Historically speaking, since 2013 there have been two instances of a death cross which occurred just before a significant selloff in gold pricing. There have also been two times in which a golden cross was identified (when the short-term moving average moves back above the long-term moving average) resulting in higher pricing. However, there is also an occurrence in which the moving averages crossed back and forth over a 10-month time span, in essence, indicating a tight sideways market range until a final cross signaled dramatically lower pricing. The most significant of the two occurrences of a death cross pattern occurred at the beginning of 2013 when gold was trading at $1,660 per ounce. The moving averages did not cross back to a golden cross until the end of March 2014, with gold trading at $1,267 per ounce. Also during that period in time, gold prices traded to a low of $1,190 per ounce on two occasions. In November 2017, gold was trading at approximately $1,275 per ounce when another occurrence of a death cross appeared. From that moment, gold prices plunged to $1,120 before recovering. The fact of the matter is that there are historical examples in gold in which this pattern forewarned of an imminent and dramatic price drop. Although there are also instances of this pattern flipping back and forth between a dead and golden cross in the market-rate sideways, this pattern is not to be taken lightly. When it is correct in indicating a selloff, that selloff can be dramatic and long-term. MY GLD CHARTS Cross #1 : 50d vs 200d ... update Cross #2 : 55d vs 233d ... update : No Cross (yet) Cross #3 : 55d vs 252d ... update : ==

REALLY? Don't be too quick to Buy this Lower Gold Prices Today Complete Death Cross Pattern Kitco Commentary 06:57PM Gold futures closed down $3.10 today, with the August Comex contract currently fixed at $1,267.60. This three-dollar decline completed a pattern that we identified last week called a "death cross". A "death cross" is created when the shorter-term moving average crosses below the longer-term moving average. This pattern is created from a 200 and a 50-day moving average. As such, these time parameters for each moving average are used to gauge short and long-term market trends. The short-term average crossing below the long-term average can signal the point in time in which a short-term correction has become a long-term selloff. As such, it can undoubtedly be indicating that gold prices could deteriorate further to much lower pricing. Historically speaking, since 2013 there have been two instances of a death cross which occurred just before a significant selloff in gold pricing. There have also been two times in which a golden cross was identified (when the short-term moving average moves back above the long-term moving average) resulting in higher pricing. However, there is also an occurrence in which the moving averages crossed back and forth over a 10-month time span, in essence, indicating a tight sideways market range until a final cross signaled dramatically lower pricing. The most significant of the two occurrences of a death cross pattern occurred at the beginning of 2013 when gold was trading at $1,660 per ounce. The moving averages did not cross back to a golden cross until the end of March 2014, with gold trading at $1,267 per ounce. Also during that period in time, gold prices traded to a low of $1,190 per ounce on two occasions. In November 2017, gold was trading at approximately $1,275 per ounce when another occurrence of a death cross appeared. From that moment, gold prices plunged to $1,120 before recovering. The fact of the matter is that there are historical examples in gold in which this pattern forewarned of an imminent and dramatic price drop. Although there are also instances of this pattern flipping back and forth between a dead and golden cross in the market-rate sideways, this pattern is not to be taken lightly. When it is correct in indicating a selloff, that selloff can be dramatic and long-term. MY GLD CHARTS Cross #1 : 50d vs 200d ... update Cross #2 : 55d vs 233d ... update : No Cross (yet) Cross #3 : 55d vs 252d ... update : ==

After Friday's +32P, 2.80% Rally to L-11.73, a pullback FRES.L / Fresnillo ... XX 10d : 1,155.00 -18P, - 1.53%

RELATIVE WEAKNESS in PH stocks PSEI is not keeping up with indices in Other countries Short term: PSEI - vs.Other ... 10d :

PSEI - vs. ALI, SMPH, MEG & BPI .. 10yr : 5yrW : 2yrD : 6moD : 10d / Late June'18: PSEI may be Rolling Over ! 6/25/18: PSEI - 7,134 / ALI:37.60 (0.53% psei), SMPH:33.95 (0.48%), MEG:4.47 (0.063%), BPI:87.85 (1.23%)

NEW LOW in DBA - the Agri-grain etf DBA / Invesco DB Agriculture Fund ... update Ratio: SLV -toDBA ==