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| Bursa Malaysia; The Stock Market Is HOT! | |
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| Topic Started: Feb 9 2007, 12:43 PM (2,372 Views) | |
| cheekk | Feb 9 2007, 12:43 PM Post #1 |
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Has any of you made any money in the current bullish run in the local bourse? Foreign funds have poured in and local institutional buyers and the public have pushed the CI to a 10-year high and an all-time high volume. Let's discuss in this thread stocks that are worth picking up at this time and any tips you might have and hopefully win some extra $$ for the CNY. My tip : MOBIF is a good buy at 66 sen currently as they will announce a contract at the end of the month which I am hearing will push its price to RM1.00. Genting have dropped about RM2 for the past 2 days and trading at RM38.75 at this hour. Could be a good buy too. :clap |
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| thomasllp62 | Feb 9 2007, 01:01 PM Post #2 |
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There goes the mad bull run again :thumbup :thumbup :thumbup |
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| foxie1001 | Feb 9 2007, 05:40 PM Post #3 |
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genting is too expensive... getting up n down is significant, so can heart attack ohh... anyway, those who's holding some shares when economy recession is having great luck turn to them as now most of it hitting high note and can start selling lor. Happy Prosperous CNY!! :P |
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| napshot88 | Feb 9 2007, 07:18 PM Post #4 |
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My tip : MOBIF is a good buy at 66 sen currently as they will announce a contract at the end of the month which I am hearing will push its price to RM1.00. Bro, this stock(0042) has been a designated stock before. Meaning : syndicate play is over...many punters got "burnt" if i'm not mistaken this stock was pushed up to above $3.00 then in 2 days only double limit down till around $0.60 sen. :rubeyes My advice: stay away as there are many buyer still stuck with this stock. errr....KNM(7164) or STEMLFE(0137) anyone?? |
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| TunYau | Feb 9 2007, 09:34 PM Post #5 |
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My advice dont plat stock invest only on those good base company. My father playing stock for 40 years never win actualy. U win u loose. Myself in 4 hours i loose xk. :rubeyes :rubeyes :rubeyes |
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| TunYau | Feb 9 2007, 09:37 PM Post #6 |
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I only hold Yilai my wife company RM1.18 Yearly divident is high about RM0.12 each year. Stock price always between RM1.15 to RM1.25 |
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| napshot88 | Feb 10 2007, 03:39 AM Post #7 |
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YILAI. MANUFACTURE & SALE OF CERAMIC & H0MOGENEOUS TILES TRADING & DIST OF TILES (5048) 52 week high=1.43 52 week low =1.12 Div. 5 % 0.50 par value. Name popular in the mkt. for its meaning. yilai = mistress.!!!!??? :) KLSE still considered a casino. Majority are short term punters. Divident payout = minimum/low. Better put your $$ in ASB (if you are qualified.) So TunYau how many Yilai's u hv??? :iloveu2 |
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| cheekk | Mar 2 2007, 11:29 AM Post #8 |
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"When China sneezes, the world catches a cold" Yes, I'm referring to the global markets selldown on Feb 27th. Well, I totally don't agree with the statement above. Firstly, the Chinese market is only worth about USD1 trillion compared to Dow Jones' worth at USD30 trillion. Negative sentiments like Chinese tightening of market regulations and the rapid rise of the yen against the dollar are weak excuses investors are selling, coupled with Greenspan's comment that US will go into reccession in late 2007. Well, the Japanese government already has a system in place whereby it intervenes to bring the yen down if the it rises too rapidly against the US dollar making Japanese exports pricier. Hence, I think the yen rise will be temporary. Also, Greenspan's previous doomsday forecast over the years has never been accurate. The Dow's reaction to Shanghai's selldown on Feb 28th is surprising. I can't imagine the capital market of the world (NYSE) reacting to emerging markets and not the other way round. Well, US's economic fundamentals are still intact, so are ours. It's unfortunate news for Malaysia, but a pullback over 3 months of uptrend is healthy. Because of this global fear, I think that trading in Bursa will be very volatile over the next few months culminating in a high sometime in August and another correction in October. How about this : MARKET DOWNTURN = OPPORTUNITY CI short term buy signal should be about 1150. |
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| thomasllp62 | Aug 10 2007, 05:43 PM Post #9 |
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Posted Image this is how our market look like in graph form, like someone sleeping? :sleepy2 :sleepy2 :sleepy2 |
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| clement | Aug 10 2007, 06:01 PM Post #10 |
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<span style='font-family:Times'>my pick is Air Asia! Very promising stock!</span> Another one is asiatic (sub of genting) |
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| ppfoong | Aug 10 2007, 07:05 PM Post #11 |
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These few days very unpredictable, one day up kaw kaw, one day down kaw kaw, macam roller coaster saje. |
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| vidline | Aug 11 2007, 12:11 AM Post #12 |
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i will expect a big drop today or next week. Just be careful. stable stock.. maybe u can try bjtoto.. good dividend also.. just a bit expensive.. :P I think buying airasia just a waste of time.. I did earn some when it first started.. but now.. :sleepy :sleepy Good luck!! |
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| ppfoong | Aug 11 2007, 11:33 PM Post #13 |
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today where got market? <_< |
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| ppfoong | Aug 11 2007, 11:42 PM Post #14 |
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my recent holding is on P.I.E., today Star got recommendation too. their major customers are in US & Europe, a bit worry now if US economy got problem. |
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| vidline | Aug 12 2007, 09:12 PM Post #15 |
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sorry bro.. i work days and nights.. i dont even know where am i :rubeyes :rubeyes just monitor from tomorrow ok? :thumbup :thumbup |
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| vidline | Aug 12 2007, 09:16 PM Post #16 |
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yes.. you are right.. japan will claim that their economy is bad too :lol :lol |
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| cc3 | Aug 27 2007, 03:41 PM Post #17 |
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wat share good to buy??? |
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| MaD | Sep 6 2007, 05:10 PM Post #18 |
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August 26, 2007 $4.5 billion options bet on catastrophe within four weeks Anybody have a clue as to what these 'investors' are expecting? The two sales are being referred to by market traders as "bin Laden trades" because only an event on the scale of 9-11 could make these short-sell options valuable. There are 65,000 contracts @ $750.00 for the SPX 700 calls for open interest. That controls 6.5 million shares at $750 = $4.5 Billion. Not a single trade. But quite a bit of $$ on a contract that is 700 points away from current value. No one would buy that deep "in the money" calls. No reason to. So if they were sold looks like someone betting on massive dislocation. Lots of very strange option activity that I haven't seen before. The entity or individual offering these sales can only make money if the market drops 30%-50% within the next four weeks. If the market does not drop, the entity or individual involved stands to lose over $1 billion just for engaging in these contracts! Clearly, someone knows something big is going to happen BEFORE the options expire on Sept. 21. THEORIES: The following theories are being discussed widely within the stock and options markets today regarding the enormous and very unusual activity reported above and two stories below. Those theories are: 1) A massive terrorist attack is going to take place before Sept. 21 to tank the markets, OR; 2) China, reeling over losing $10 Billion in bad loans to the sub-prime mortgage collapse presently taking place, is going to dump US currency and tank all of Capitalism with a Communist financial revolution. Either scenario is bad and the clock is ticking. The drop-dead date of these contracts is September 21. Whatever is going to happen MUST take place between now and then or the folks involved in these contracts will lose over $1 billion for having engaged in this activity. "$1.78 Billion Bet that Stock Markets will crash by third week in September Anonymous Stock Trader Sells 10K Contracts on EVERY S&P/Y "Strike" Shorts Stocks "in the money" effectively selling all his SPY holdings for cash up front without pressuring the market downward. This is an enormous and dangerous stock option activity. If it goes right, the guy makes about $2 Billion. If he's wrong, his out of pocket costs for buying these options will exceed $700 Million!!! The entity who sold these contracts can only make money if the stock market totally crashes by the third week in September. Bear in mind that the last time anyone conducted such large and unusual stock option trades (like this one) was in the weeks before the attacks of September 11. Back then, they bought huge numbers of PUTS on airline stocks in the same airlines whose planes were involved in the September 11 attacks. Despite knowing who made these trades, the Securities and Exchange Commission NEVER revealed who made the unusual trades and no one was ever publicly identified as being responsible for the trades which made upwards of $50 million when the attacks happened. The fact that this latest activity by a single entity gambles on a complete collapse of the entire market by the third week in September, seems to indicate someone knows something really huge is in the works and they intend to profit almost $2 Billion within the next four weeks from whatever happens! This is really worrisome." Source: Ticker Forum |
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| ppfoong | Sep 16 2007, 09:42 PM Post #19 |
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Anybody will participate in the Bursa Pursuit game? Prize seems very attractive. 1st: 100k 2nd: 30k 3rd: 20k Weekly prize: 2k for 5 winners. |
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| hairuljehan | Dec 24 2007, 04:23 AM Post #20 |
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Unit Trust better, dollar coz averaging. |
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| Faizal_Ali | Dec 31 2007, 03:18 PM Post #21 |
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Agreed with you... Last month Public Mutual just launch it's new Islamic fund called Public China Ittikal Fund at RM0.25 per unit. The money will be invested to a few growth securities in China region like China, HK and Taiwan. Few company to name, like China Mobile Ltd and also Petrochina. It's a good time to invest now as next year they will try to raise up their market coz of the Olympic 2008 in Beijing. |
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| Faizal_Ali | Dec 31 2007, 03:19 PM Post #22 |
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Last friday KLCI hit the highest index in this year.. 1447 |
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| poohboy | Jan 1 2008, 02:04 AM Post #23 |
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Year end must hit high high ma... then balance sheet only looks nice ma... After hit high high it will be coming down on the 2nd January 2008 le... :lol3: |
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| TunYau | Jan 22 2008, 11:14 PM Post #24 |
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Latest News at 10 am us time Dow jones down for 372 point after 1 hour trading. Tomorow will be another worse day. If tomorow dow jones hit down again Thursday will be a black market with panic selling. If u realy hold a lot of share think about cut lose and buy back after it is confirm to be bearish market :sorry |
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| TunYau | Jan 23 2008, 08:15 AM Post #25 |
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Dow Jones closed at 11,9719.19 down 128.11 [size=7]US FED take action to rescue economy.[/size] Fed Cuts Rate 0.75 Percentage Point in Emergency Move (Update9) Jan. 22 (Bloomberg) -- The Federal Reserve cut the benchmark interest rate by three quarters of a percentage point, its first emergency reduction since 2001, after stock markets tumbled from Hong Kong to London amid increasing signs of a U.S. recession. The central bank cut the target overnight lending rate to 3.5 percent from 4.25 percent, the Federal Open Market Committee said in a statement in Washington. Policy makers weren't scheduled to gather until next week. It's the biggest single reduction since the Fed began using the rate as the principal tool of monetary policy around 1990. ``Broader financial market conditions have continued to deteriorate and credit has tightened further for some businesses and households,'' the Fed said in a statement in Washington. The FOMC took the action ``in view of a weakening of the economic outlook and increasing downside risks to growth.'' Policy makers set aside concerns about inflation to lower borrowing costs for the fourth time since September after retail sales fell, the unemployment rate climbed and global stocks slumped. Chairman Ben S. Bernanke shifted the Fed's stance to a more aggressive approach in remarks this month citing a need for ``decisive and timely'' action. The dollar slid and Treasury securities rallied after the announcement. Stocks retreated as some investors questioned whether the Fed would be able to avert a recession, and then recouped more than half the losses. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index fell 1.1 percent to 1,310.50 in New York, the fifth straight drop, extending its decline to 11 percent this year. Bear Market Yesterday, almost half of the world's biggest stock indexes fell into a bear market as mounting concern about a U.S. recession dragged down banking and retail shares across Asia, Europe and Latin America. ``The bottom line was that financial conditions were tightening sharply'' and affecting the economic outlook, said former Fed economist Brian Sack, who is now with Macroeconomic Advisers LLC in Washington. ``The view so far has been that they're somewhat behind the curve and needed to adopt a somewhat more aggressive approach.'' Economists differed over what the Fed will do when it meets next week. Deutsche Bank forecast a half-point reduction in the benchmark rate, while Morgan Stanley and Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. predicted a quarter-point cut. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said the Fed will leave the rate unchanged, then changed its call to a half point. Traders see a half-point reduction as more likely, based on futures prices. `Smell Blood' ``The markets smell blood right now,'' said Stephen Stanley, chief U.S. economist at RBS Greenwich Capital Markets in Greenwich, Connecticut. ``I don't think the Fed can afford to disappoint.'' The Bank of Canada, in a scheduled meeting, lowered its main interest rate by a quarter point today to 4 percent and signaled it will act again to shield Canada from the U.S. slowdown. The Bank of England said it has no plans to change the date of its next rate decision. The bank's policy makers are due to begin a two-day meeting in London on Feb. 7. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson called the Fed's move ``very constructive'' and a ``confidence builder.'' He also said it was a sign to the rest of the world that the U.S. central bank is ``nimble.'' Negotiating Stimulus Paulson, charged by President George W. Bush last week with negotiating a fiscal stimulus plan with lawmakers, said a package ``must be enacted quickly.'' White House spokeswoman Dana Perino told reporters that the administration hasn't ruled out a proposal exceeding $150 billion. The Fed Board of Governors, in a related move, lowered the so-called discount rate on direct loans to commercial banks by a 0.75 percentage point to 4 percent. The Chicago and Minneapolis district banks had requested the reduction, the Fed said. In August, the Fed made an emergency half-point cut in the discount rate without lowering the federal funds target. ``Appreciable downside risks to growth remain,'' the Fed statement said. ``The Committee will continue to assess the effects of financial and other developments on economic prospects and will act in a timely manner as needed to address those risks.'' Traders had anticipated 75 basis points of rate cuts this month, according to futures prices on the Chicago Board of Trade. The FOMC vote was 8-1, with St. Louis Fed President William Poole preferring to wait until the regularly scheduled meeting. Fed Governor Frederic Mishkin was absent and not voting. Video Conference Fed officials met by video conference at about 6 p.m. yesterday, spokeswoman Michelle Smith said. Mishkin was traveling and unable to participate, she said. The voting members were the same as in 2007 because the presidents don't rotate in until the first regular meeting, Smith said. Poole declined to comment, said his spokesman, Joe Elstner. Today's so-called inter-meeting rate cut is the first for the federal funds rate since Sept. 17, 2001, when the Fed lowered borrowing costs in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks six days before. That was the third emergency reduction in a year which saw the last U.S. recession. Bernanke warned in a Jan. 10 speech and again in testimony to Congress Jan. 17 that the 2008 economic outlook had worsened and ``the downside risks to growth have become more pronounced.'' Still, he said the Fed wasn't forecasting a recession this year. Faltering Economy Retail sales fell last month, unemployment rose, and housing markets are mired in the worst slump in 16 years. Homebuilders broke ground on the fewest homes since 1991 last month, Commerce Department figures showed Jan. 17. Building permits, a sign of future construction, declined by the most in 12 years, suggesting the housing slump will deepen. Bernanke told legislators at the House Budget Committee that banks were trying to protect asset quality and funding, and tightening credit conditions for the rest of the economy as a result. ``Banks have also evidently become more restrictive in their lending to firms and households,'' he said. The Fed statement reprised the remarks today. Fed policy makers have warned that housing will continue to be a damper on growth. Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker said Jan. 18 that didn't expect homebuilding to ``bottom out'' in 2008. Bernanke said the day before that housing markets ``may continue to be a drag on growth for a good part of this year.'' To contact the reporter on this story: Scott Lanman in Washington at slanman@bloomberg.net |
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