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Harini KLCI baru back in action. Phew!!! the day DJIA drop more than 700 pts, fund mgr ramai bercuti raya, so taklah parah sgt KLCI. Brokers tak cukup org nak execute orders. So cuti raya selamatkan mkt kita.
HangSeng dan lainnya teruk jugak harini. |
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Market Outlook by Bill Wermine......... I personally know this guy. Sis dah few times attend his class on Swing Trading.
The US economy is facing a crisis that is conjuring up images of the calamities of the great depression of the 1930s. European and Asian stock markets are tumbling as terror and panic hits Wall St. When US lawmakers passed the 800 billion bailout bill on Friday the Dow reversed a 313 point gain to a 157 point loss.
In the last month the Dow has lost 12 % or 1.8 trillion USD.
The threats to the global economy are real and daunting. The collapse of Wall St's mighty financial institutions will have far reaching ramifications on every country in the synchronized global economy. The American economy is in deep trouble and the prospects for a quick recovery are dim. The so called meltdown is already happening and will take months before the full extent of the damage ignited by the sub prime mortage market is fully recovered.
Siapa yg interested can attend his presentation
Next Sunday 12 October we are holding 2 presentations at the Best Western Seri Pacific Hotel (Formerly Pan Pacific Hotel) from 2 PM to 3 45 PM and 4 15 to 6 PM.
Title of the Presentation Is this the 1997/1998 collapse again and what can we do to protect ourselves?
We will discuss the world market outlook, futures trading opportunities in CPO and CI. We will also preview our next foundation course.
If interested to attend, please call .............
Maintain your cool in the face of turmoil and panic. Warren Buffet has been buying GE, Goldman Sachs as well as other quality blue chip shares. He is still maintaining his investment portfolios. Professionals are buying in the current environment. |
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Reply #272 kirawang's post
Kalaui nak bincang ttg isu UiTM, pergi dekat thread UiTM di Current Issue. JB sedia menunggu.
Setakat nak quote posting saya di CI dan letak di thread UT PM apa hal? Niat ko orang dah boleh baca.
Nak beritahu kat ko, itu kajian orang lain, bukan saya, harap kirawang tahu membaca bahasa melayu.
Anyway, KLCI tutup di paras 996 point, paras paling rendah 4 tahun rasanya.
That's why JB cakap dulu, wait for buying signal, jangan gopoh.
Kepada sesiapa yang hendak predict JB beli share Maybank ker share apa ker, JB akan beli share Maybank, but not now.
You can't buy at the bottom or selling at the highest price.;) ;)
This is call share market, big fish eat small fish. |
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Originally posted by ctredzuan at 6-10-2008 07:40 AM 
saya pun harap gitu..
harap2 utk thread ini juga yea
Mod,
Bagi saya, thread ini tak ada apa2 yg special, setakat promosi produk UT Public Mutual dan menarik pelanggan2 Cari.com.my di samping membuat iklan percuma dan melanggar undang2 @ peraturan2 Cari.com.my.
Setahu saya, membeli UT ini bukan 100% boleh membawa pulangan @ keuntungan, silap2 pembeli UT mengalami kerugian dan membayar komisyen kpd syarikat UT.
Buat apa nak letak "butiran terperinci" di bawah signature kalau nak berforum? Dah tentu ada udang di sebalik batu.
Kalau gentleman, buatlah iklan berbayar kepada Syarikat Cari.com.my, ada juga hasil syarikat di samping sponsor kita untuk berforum, kan?
Anyway, sekiranya pembuka thread dan "pengikut2nya" mempromosikan produk UT PM dengan cara berhemah dan boleh diterima, saya percaya ramai boleh terima kehadiran mereka di forum Cari.com.my. |
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kirawang baca luahan rasa kau ni penuh kesedihan dan kesayuan dibulan syawal ini...jbtrader.
Tak pelah, tulislah lagi hingga saudara letih.. |
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Originally posted by jbtrader at 7-10-2008 12:57 AM
Jangan cilok tempat lain....
http://forum.cari.com.my/viewthread.php?tid=378949&extra=page%3D1&page=5
ok lah , kirawang hanya berposting kat sini je..tak nak menyinggung jbtrader kat sana,... |
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Dow dives below 10,000 on credit, recession fears By Kristina Cooke
Mon Oct 6, 6:09 PM ET
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks slid for a fourth straight day on Monday, leaving the Dow below 10,000 for the first time in four years, on fears the global economy was hurtling into recession despite government efforts to contain the fast-spreading financial crisis.
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The steep declines came in the first full session since the U.S. Congress approved a $700 billion bailout of the financial industry, as lending came to a virtual halt and investors shifted their focus to the crumbling outlook for the economy and profits.
But the market cut almost half its losses in the final hour of the session, as traders speculated the sell-off may trigger a coordinated global response to thaw credit markets. The Dow plummeted as much as 800.06 points -- a record intraday point drop for the blue-chip average -- as it slid 7.75 percent to its session low at 9,525.32. By the closing bell, though, the Dow had recovered 430.18 points to end down 3.6 percent. The S&P financial sector sub-index, which had earlier been down more than 8 percent, closed down 4.2 percent.
The energy sector skidded as the price of oil dropped to an 8-month low below $88 a barrel on expectations that a recession will further hamper global fuel demand.
Wall Street's drop was part of a breakneck global sell-off, which led to trading being halted in Russia, Brazil and Peru. The emergency rescue of two big European banks and a move by several European governments to guarantee bank deposits intensified fears that the credit crisis can not be contained.
"We're clearly in the panic zone now. We've tipped over from bear market to panic," said John Schloegel, vice president of investment strategies for Capital Cities Asset Management in Austin, Texas.
"We're past the bailout now and focused back on fundamentals again and the fundamentals don't look good. People are starting to come to grips with third-, fourth- quarter earnings. If the supertanker of the U.S. economy is at a complete standstill, which it might be, that has not been adequately discounted yet," he said.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 369.88 points, or 3.58 percent, to 9,955.50. It was the first time the Dow closed below 10,000 since October 2004.
The Standard & Poor's 500 Index skidded 42.34 points, or 3.85 percent, to 1,056.89, while the Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 84.43 points, or 4.34 percent, to 1,862.96.
For the year to date, the Dow is down about 25 percent, the S&P 500 is down 28 percent and the Nasdaq is down 29.8 percent.
BANK OF AMERICA EXTENDS SLIDE AFTER BELL
After the closing bell, there was more tough news for the banking sector. Bank of America cut its dividend, unveiled plans to sell $10 billion of new stock and said third-quarter profit was cut in half from a year ago.
Bank of America warned that credit quality continued to weaken during the quarter and said the economy has moved to a "recessionary environment." Shares of Bank of America, which had fallen 6.6 percent to $32.22 during the regular session, fell another 7 percent in after-hours trade.
In the latest development in the reshaping of the U.S. financial landscape, a person familiar with the situation said
Wells Fargo & Co and Citigroup Inc were in talks to end their high-stakes battle over troubled Wachovia Corp. The increasingly bitter dispute, which flared through the weekend, has drawn in U.S. government officials in an attempt to broker a compromise.
Wells Fargo slipped 2.7 percent to $33.64, Wachovia shares dropped 6.9 percent to $5.78 and Citigroup fell 5.1 percent to $17.41.
Among shares of energy companies, Chevron Corp lost 3.2 percent to $76.84. An index of oil services companies fell 7.8 percent. U.S. front-month crude tumbled $6.07, or 6.5 percent, to settle at $87.81 a barrel.
Technology companies, which often have significant overseas exposure, slid sharply. Shares of Oracle Corp, the world's third-largest software maker, fell 6.1 percent to $18.30 on Nasdaq, after German rival SAP AG said it saw business drop off at the end of the third quarter.
Shares of eBay Inc fell 5.5 percent to $17.89 on Nasdaq after the online auctioneer said it plans to cut 10 percent of its work force and spend about $1.3 billion on acquisitions to bolster its online payment and classified units as it tries to counter a weak U.S. economy.
Trading was active on the New York Stock Exchange, with about 1.95 billion shares changing hands, roughly in line with last year's estimated daily average of roughly 1.90 billion, while on Nasdaq, about 3.45 billion shares traded, sharply above last year's daily average of 2.17 billion.
Declining stocks outnumbered advancing ones by 15 to 1 on the NYSE and on the Nasdaq, by about 6 to 1. |
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mana u all semua ni.masih sibuk beraya ke?
our training 7-30 akan ditangguhkan may be next week boleh start...
boleh buat sales kaw kwa sekarang market dah less than 1000 point..right tme to enter,,,
[ Last edited by kirawang at 7-10-2008 01:06 PM ] |
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Message from bangsar branch
Talk : How U look at current market? An oppurtunity or crisis ?
Speaker : Annie tan senior manager
date : 9 oct, 8-00 pm
Open to all UTC
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Originally posted by kirawang at 7-10-2008 10:25 AM 
mana u all semua ni.masih sibuk beraya ke?
our training 7-30 akan ditangguhkan may be next week boleh start...
boleh buat sales kaw kwa sekarang market dah less than 1000 point..right tme to ...
so next week yg blum amik corporate shirt sila dtg collect kt class yer...
tqvm.. |
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......From my Research House.................
Economic focus - Can Malaysia weather the global financial storm?
Amidst the ongoing global financial turbulence, Malaysia will have to tolerate a period of moderate to low growth in a relatively high inflation environment. However, it is likely to escape a deep downturn given its much stronger economic and financial fundamentals. We maintain this year's GDP growth estimate at 5.3% but reduce 2009's from 5.0% to 3.0%, taking into account a US recession lasting for a year as well as the impact of easing crude oil and commodity prices on export growth. Assuming a 3.0% contraction for the US economy, Malaysia's GDP growth would be 2.0% in 2009. In the worst-case of a 5.0% downturn for the US, GDP would contract by 0.5% in 2009. Although the prevailing structure of the economy should mitigate the impact of external shocks, there are some disturbing macro concerns, namely the higher fiscal deficit, increased inflation and larger household debt to GDP ratio. Given the heightened external economic uncertainties, the broad policy thrust should be re-engineering the growth strategies for the immediate- and long-term while addressing the vulnerabilities in the economy. |
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: Mayhem in Asian markets
by Surin Murugiah
Email us your feedback at [email protected]
PETALING JAYA: The US financial meltdown finally hit Asia as investors embarked on panic selling across all markets yesterday. Worst hit was Indonesia, followed by Japan and Hong Kong as investors worried about a possible global recession after the US credit crisis deepened and spread to Europe and Iceland. Trading on the Jakarta Stock Exchange was suspended after the Jakarta Composite Index lost 10.4%. The Moscow stock exchange also had to close after it plummeted more than 14% in the first half hour of trading yesterday. Moscow will stay shut until tomorrow. The carnage in Asia followed the overnight 5.1% slump on the Dow Jones Industrial Average. The Nikkei 225 tumbled 9.4%, the biggest drop in 21 years, to a five-year low of 9,203.32 points. Hang Seng plunged 8.2% to 15,431.7 points while Singapore抯 Straits Times Index dropped 6.6% to 2,033.61 points. Analysts said the massive selling and the trading suspensions reflected the loss of investor confidence worldwide. On Bursa Malaysia, the Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) shed 2.7%, or 27 points, to 970.19 points |
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Malaysia diyakini tidak meleset - Nor Mohamed
Nor Mohamed Yakcop
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DUBAI 9 Okt. - Malaysia akan terus mencatat pertumbuhan positif bagi tahun ini dan 2009 dan tidak menuju kemelesetan, kata Menteri Kewangan Kedua, Tan Sri Nor Mohamed Yakcop.
Bagaimanapun, katanya, ketika kerajaan yakin terhadap pencapaian pertumbuhan 5.7 peratus tahun ini, sasaran 5.4 peratus bagi tahun depan akan terpaksa dikira semula kerana kegawatan kewangan global.
"Kita percaya kita boleh mengharungi krisis ini sungguhpun kita tidak boleh berpuas hati dan terpaksa sentiasa berwaspada dalam konteks kegawatan yang berubah setiap hari," katanya kepada pemberita Malaysia petang semalam semasa majlis koktel bersempena acara Cityscape Dubai yang sedang berlangsung di sini.
Beliau menghadiri Mesyuarat Menteri-menteri Kewangan ASEAN yang diadakan di sini.
Nor Mohamed berkata, negara di seluruh dunia akan menerima kesan kegawatan kewangan global, bergantung kepada lama dan tahap kemelesetan di Amerika Syarikat dan Eropah.
Menurutnya, inflasi tidak lagi merupakan kebimbangan besar bagi Malaysia.
Katanya, inflasi menjadi kebimbangan besar beberapa bulan lalu, tetapi ia tidak lagi sekarang berikutan kejatuhan ketara dalam harga komoditi.
Nor Mohamed juga menegaskan bahawa Malaysia tidak mengalami krisis perbankan, dengan berada dalam persekitaran yang berbeza dengan AS dan Eropah kerana sistem perbankan negara ini terus kukuh dengan pinjaman yang tidak dijelaskan yang rendah dan nisbah modal wajaran risiko yang tinggi.
Ekonomi Malaysia, katanya kini dipelbagaikan dengan baik dengan eksport menyumbang kurang daripada 20 peratus dari pertumbuhan manakala penggunaan domestik dan pelaburan telah menjadi enjin pertumbuhan utama.
Nor Mohamed berkata, eksport Malaysia kini menuju pasaran yang lebih kepelbagaian, dengan lebih banyak barangan ke China dan India.
Eksport ke China telah meningkat kepada sembilan peratus daripada jumlah eksport berbanding dengan cuma dua peratus beberapa tahun lalu, katanya.
Beliau yakin bahawa kedua-dua China dan India akan mencatat pertumbuhan tinggi dan terus mengimport dari Malaysia.
Nor Mohamed berkata, apa yang Malaysia perlukan sekarang ialah mengekalkan keyakinan dan memastikan negara ini mengekalkan tahap keyakinan dan memastikan jaringan keselamatan sosiol turut membantu mereka yang mendapat kesusahan.
Krisis kewangan semasa, katanya turut menyediakan peluang bagi Malaysia, khususnya dalam perbankan Islam.
"Pada ketika seperti sekarang, apabila dana daripada Timur Tengah kerugian wang di AS dan Eropah, mereka akan digalakkan datang ke Malaysia yang merupakan salah satu daripada pusat perbankan Islam terbesar di dunia," kata Nor Mohamed.
Sebagai tambahan kepada pelaburan portfolio, katanya para pelabur Timur Tengah boleh juga melabur dalam projek pembangunan yang sedang dilaksanakan di Malaysia dan tidak sebaliknya membeli aset-aset ikon di AS dan Eropah yang telah pun mengalami banyak kerugian dari segi nilai. |
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Originally posted by kirawang at 8-10-2008 09:22
Message from bangsar branch
Talk : How U look at current market? An oppurtunity or crisis ?
Speaker : Annie tan senior manager
date : 9 oct, 8-00 pm
Open to all UTC
Sharing Info...................
Golden of Rules Investing
1. Do not borrow to invest
2. Do not invest all your money
3. Do not invest money you need soon
4. Do not get emotional and panic
5. Do keep investing and stay invested
6. Do diversify
7. Do take professional advice |
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Reply #299 kirawang's post
Kenapa si JB tu sakit hati sgt dgn Unit Trust. Byk sgt bad experience ka?  |
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Post time 6-10-2008 04:33 PM
