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UNIT TRUST PUBLIC MUTUAL; MACAMANA NAK UNTUNG CEPAT DAN BANYAK?
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Technical views on selected Asian equity indices
Malaysia’s KLCI – Uptrend to pause for now
5-wave uptrend completed for now. Malaysia’s KLCI has probably completed its
upswing since early Mar after completing its “five-wave” uptrend early this week. In
the immediate term, the index may try to take out the last high of 926pts before
retreating. But over the next 1-2 weeks, we expect the index to at least pull back
towards the 50-61.8% Fibonacci retracement (FR) of this uptrend, which is between
870 and 881pts. The other key support level is the 881pt 50-day SMA.
[ Last edited by frapamocha at 9-4-2009 10:46 ] |
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Originally posted by frapamocha at 8-4-2009 20:07 
 Excuse me.....dah berapa tahun yr experience main share mkt???
And .....dalam banyak2 counter, GENTING???
tak tahu kenapa, saya baca posting sis frapa ni,,saya ketawa sorang soramg.... |
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Originally posted by ms_sya at 8-4-2009 18:16 
tengok la counter apa u main? tnb, malakoff (dulu la), genting ke...selamat sket... then be alert la...time ni ur remisier cam best frend la...
alhamdullillah...so far great ...sebelum market cr ...
SO you master la yerk dlm open market.....share la sket skill dan klu ada tips ke,news ke roger2 la..... |
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Originally posted by frapamocha at 9-4-2009 10:40
Technical views on selected Asian equity indices
Malaysia’s KLCI – Uptrend to pause for now
5-wave uptrend completed for now. Malaysia’s KLCI has probably completed its
upswing since earl ...
:victory: peace to you.....thank you sis for the info......so leh tahan pukat lagi la kat 870.....agak2 CI ada chance nk g lagik tak kat 835...... |
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wish i could buy genting.. |
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Balas #419 frapamocha\ catat
ooo...saje nak 'door gift' ...voucher hotel accomodation...main share ni kena la bijak...tengok apa co offer time AGM/EGM...
p/s UT ada bagi "door gift" ke??  |
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Balas #423 mytrade\ catat
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tak la master...cuma baru 10 yrs je..nak bagi tips...nanti tuan rumah marah lak...ni bukan stocks corner...terjebak main share ni pun coz dah nature of work.. pepagi dah baca biz section dulu...jap lagi nak update boss pulak...maklumla our shares listed kat main board (one of top gainer). Conculsion, tak kisah mana u nak invest UT ke, open market ke, real estate property ke ect...tapi rajin2 la survey n MEMBACA...and with new ruling Bursa Malaysia Listing Requirements & FRS new standard,semua co kena more transparent...so hopefully investors bijak buat pilihan. Yg bijak invest kena FIKIR, tak payah nak jadi si LUNCAI...org pujuk invest dia invest je..hmmmm... |
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Originally posted by ms_sya at 10-4-2009 12:32
tak la master...cuma baru 10 yrs je..nak bagi tips...nanti tuan rumah marah lak...ni bukan stocks corner...terjebak main share ni pun coz dah nature of work.. pepagi dah baca biz section dulu...j ...
bagi je..Tak de sapa sapa nak marah kat awak...
Stock and UT GENERAL BASIC ada persamaan...
so, just cerita jelah. |
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Originally posted by kirawang at 10-4-2009 13:02
bagi je..Tak de sapa sapa nak marah kat awak...
Stock and UT GENERAL BASIC ada persamaan...
so, just cerita jelah.
HAH tuan rumah dah bagi izin...so apalagi ms_sya boleh la bentang tikar...aku nk belajar ni.. |
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Balas #427 ms_sya\ catat
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tp saya ni tk pandai pikir sgt..so kdg2 tpaksa jugak jd mcm luncai....tp walaupun menjadi luncai dihati tetap ingin jd spt si luncai emas yg bila mengikut, ingin ikut mereka yg bijak dan murah hati agar ilmu dapat sama dikongsi dan rezeki sama dinikmati..... |
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Understanding bond funds
Published: 2009/04/11
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The days for highly leveraged risky hedge fund investments are over! As further turmoil in financial markets unfolds, money seems to be flowing out of risky asset classes into safer ones. Bond funds seem to meet this requirement. This article is aimed at providing insights into bonds and bond funds.
WHAT is a bond?
A bond is a debt security issued by an issuer (otherwise known as the borrower) to raise funds as an alternative to borrowing directly from banks. By "lending" money to bond issuers, buyers of bonds (or bondholders) are paid periodic interest returns called coupon payments.
Similar to loans, which carry fixed tenures, bonds too have fixed maturity dates for bondholders to ge back their principal.
Bond issuers could be domestic or foreign corporations, domestic or foreign state/federal governments and even central banks
What are bond funds?
Bond funds are portfolios which "pool" money from different investors to invest in bond instruments. These funds are established and managed by fund management companies. They invest mainly in government bonds as well as corporate bonds, depending on an established investment guideline.
It would be difficult for individual investors to access the bond market directly as there is a need for minimum standard trading lots.
In Malaysia, this standard trading lot is RM5 million. By "pooling" money from a wide spectrum of investors, bond funds provide avenues for individual investors to invest in such instruments, in smaller amounts.
As at February 28 this year, there were 75 bond funds in Malaysia with a total net asset value (NAV) of RM10 billion. This asset class made up 15.65 per cent of the total unit trust industry with a NAV of RM64 billion.
The different types of bond funds in the market include local currency bond funds, global bond funds, emerging markets bond funds and Asia-Pacific bond funds. Among the different categories of bond funds, local currency bond funds constitute the largest share with 59 funds at a total fund size of RM9 billion as at February 28 2009.
Why invest in bond funds?
Some of the key advantages of investing in bond funds are:
* Professionally managed
Bond funds are managed by professional fund managers who are well-trained and have a proven track record in analysing the interest rate outlook and creditworthiness of bonds. Large bond fund managers usually have in-house economics and credit teams to assess macro outlook and credit standings of the various bonds in the market.
* No fixed maturity date
While individual bonds have fixed maturity dates, open-ended bond funds do not have fixed maturity dates as fund managers constantly rebalance the portfolios. Thus, unlike placements in fixed deposits with fixed maturities, investors need not worry about reinvesting their money.
* Regular income
Most bond funds offer investors regular income distributions derived from the coupon income generated by the underlying bonds in the portfolio. Thus, bond funds give investors a stable, regular income.
* Automatic income reinvestment
Investors who are not in need of regular income could opt for automatic income reinvestment. This option allows income distribution from the bond funds to be reinvested automatically in the fund which gives the investor more units.
* Liquidity
In terms of liquidity, investors are free to redeem units of a bond fund at the current net asset value (NAV) of fund. Bond funds provide liquidity and convenience as investors could buy or sell their units every day. The investors could redeem their units without having to wait for each bond to mature.
* Diversification
Bond funds provide diversification to investors as they invest in a wide spectrum of bonds. For example, AmBond invests in Malaysian Government Securities, corporate bonds, Cagamas bonds/notes and money-market instruments. This reduces the risk of over-exposure to any single bond.
Conclusion: Investors are strongly encouraged to consider bond funds as a feasible investment option due to many advantageous features. As bond funds are generally less volatile compared to funds linked to equities, currencies or hedge funds, this category of funds appeals to those with lower risk tolerance and prefer regular income distribution.
This article is contributed by the Funds Management Division of AmInvestment Bank Group |
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Public Mutual upbeat on KL stocks
Published: 2009/04/10
MALAYSIAN fund manager Public Mutual expects gains in Malaysian equities following the government’s massive pump-priming and the central bank furiously cutting interest rates to boost growth.
Public Mutual, the country’s largest private fund management firm by assets, sees buying opportunities in banks, consumer staples as well as cyclical stocks that tend to move up first when the economy recovers, said its CEO Yeoh Kim Hong.
“The local equity market is currently supported by below-trend valuations, easing inflationary pressures, expansionary fiscal and monetary policy,” said Yeoh, who helps manage RM23 billion (US$6.4 billion) at the firm.
Malaysia’s benchmark stock index is trading at a price-to-earnings multiple of 15.6, a discount to its 9-year average of 16.6, she said.
The Southeast Asian market also offers a gross dividend yield of about 5.0 per cent, higher than its 9-year average of 3.4 per cent, she said.
“Stocks that we see value emerging include financials, consumer and cyclical sectors as well as selected stocks in the manufacturing and infrastructure sectors which have been de-rated by investors during the recent market consolidation,” Yeoh said in an email interview.
Malaysia launched a second stimulus package worth RM60 billion (US$16.54 billion) in March to help the economy as the country heads for its first recession in more than a decade.
The central bank’s overnight policy rate is now at a record low of 2 per cent, compared to 3.5 per cent six months ago.
The economic stimulus package, among the largest in Asia, would “provide a positive impetus for construction and building material stocks,” said Yeoh. She declined to name her stock picks.
Malaysian financials, such as top lender Maybank and fourth-ranked RHB Capital have taken a beating this year due to concerns banks’ earnings would fall sharply due to rising bad debt charges given a worsening economic outlook.
Public Equity Fund, one of the 67 funds managed by the company, posted a 23 per cent drop in total return over the past one year versus the 25 per cent fall in the KLCI index, according to the fund company.
Malaysia’s key market index has fallen about 40 per cent from its record high of 1,524.7 points struck in January 2008.
Singapore’s main index has slid roughly 45 per cent in the same period.
The KLCI index has chalked up decent gains over the past two weeks, tracking gains in other Asian stock markets on hopes the worst may be over for the global economy.
Top builders IJM Corp and Gamuda have gained more than one-fifth over the past month, outperforming the wider market’s less than 10 per cent gain. But the two stocks are still down between 50 and 60 per cent from last year’s highs. - Reuters |
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'KLCI rally may last 2 more months'
Published: 2009/04/10
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THE rally that pushed Malaysia’s key stock index to a six-month high may last another two months and push the gauge past the 1,000 level for the first time since October, Maybank Investment Bank Bhd. said.
The index is “tracing out a five-legged upward rebound move of the larger scale fourth leg” from a low of 801.27, Lee Cheng Hooi, an analyst at Maybank, said in a report today. “We expect a minimum rise towards 954.19 and 1,008.25 on this Wave 4C move towards its Fibonacci retracement levels.”
The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index rose 2.5 per cent in the past five days to 930.27, the fourth weekly gain, set to cap the longest winning streak since January 11, 2008. Stocks were buoyed by a smooth leadership transition when Datuk Seri Najib Razak became Prime Minister last week. Yesterday, he announced his new Cabinet as he seeks to resurrect support for the ruling coalition.
Maybank raised its technical view to a medium-term “trading buy” from “neutral,” saying political uncertainty has been removed. The index is poised to “punch above” the 936.63 level and gear up for a “slightly longer rebound rally,” Lee added.
While the trading patterns show signs of a “new bull-trend,” it may also lead to a “bull-trap,” he said.
“Enjoy this rally for now but be ready to take most of your money off the table swiftly if we sight foreign funds leaving the country,” Lee said. If the ringgit weakens, “then foreigners are leaving the country.”
Fibonacci analysts use a system pioneered by 13th century mathematician Leonardo Pisano, who discerned ratios from proportions found in nature. The analysis is based on the theory that prices rise or fall by certain percentages after reaching a high or low. Passage through one level is a sign an index will keep moving to the next. - Bloomberg |
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klci rally may last two months... blh pi sampai 1000 pts ke ni... kalau betul, best gak tu... |
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yehaaaaa.........!!!!!
index reach 940...... yahoooooo......syok tgk kaunter hijau2....!
tp leh tgk jer la.....pitis takdok nk buy dulu..... |
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Post time 9-4-2009 10:40 AM
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