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Post time 6-11-2010 07:57 AM | Show all posts
Untuk currency war punya coverage menarik jugak dia punya cover

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Post time 8-11-2010 10:57 AM | Show all posts
menarik..mcm mana malaysia punya plan yer..pasal harta tanah dekat amerika plak..terlalu jauhler
naik kapal terbang pun dekat 8k..
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Post time 8-11-2010 11:32 AM | Show all posts
Weekly Outlook 08/11-12/11

US economic calendar will be light this week.

China data will be the main focuses, including trade, loans, inflation, retail sales and production which would be crucial in driving risk sentiments (aversion? or appetite?).

Another focus will be on BoE (Britain) inflation report which would determine the odds of another round of QE from BoE. ---> ikut jejak langkah US

Aussie will look into employment data for further strengthern its economy and currency

Many pieces of growth data will be released from Eurozone too (yg skang dlm krisis hutang---> ireland, spain)  and markets will also pay attention to development of fiscal reforms in peripheral countries...

Ekonomy outlook next year is forecast as growth but in really slower pace...however, di Malaysia, FBM KLCI dah reach more than 1500 points, RM dah strentghen...those yg invest in UT, ETF, STocks, Futures...please becarefull ..decide wisely..not everytime, is the best time to invest...

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Post time 8-11-2010 12:05 PM | Show all posts
ahead of the G20 meeting this week..
ada yg predict USD will weaken further against Ringgit.... 3.06-3.07...

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Post time 10-11-2010 05:50 AM | Show all posts
those yg invest in UT, ETF, STocks, Futures...please becarefull ..decide wisely..not everytime, is the best time to invest...
amirul_nazri Post at 8-11-2010 11:32







hmm...
somebody forecasting that now is the 'golden time' to invest especially in UT... lagi la pulak skrg tgh musim perayaan lpas satu per satu..
so, is it the correct time to invest till this coming CNY?...

or.. do i missing something..? somewhere..?
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Post time 10-11-2010 11:22 AM | Show all posts
......Default Risk.....

UK banks loan to Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain account for about 14% of UK GDP...now they are heavily exposed to members of the eurozone that are in difficulty, and UK's economic growth would slow further if they suffered losses on those of loans...
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Post time 10-11-2010 09:59 PM | Show all posts
IMO end of year biasanya orang dapat bonuses dan taruk duit dalam share market as short term investment.. duit terpijak atau durian runtuh pastu biasanye lepas cny depa jual ... kalau dulu-dulu antara petunjuk pilihanraya dah dekat ialah market naik mencanak pastu glc .. dan punter jual lambak amik untung untuk untuk modal pilihanraya... ye ke...?
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Post time 12-11-2010 11:47 PM | Show all posts
tetiba USD strenghtening pulak last 2 days..
nasib baik semalam dah booked..  itupun dapat at 3.099 jer.....
harini naik lagi...
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Post time 13-11-2010 12:07 AM | Show all posts
Franklin Templeton: QE2 will benefit emerging markets

KUALA LUMPUR: A big portion of the new money created in the United States under
the Federal Reserve’s second round of “quantitative easing” (QE) announced last week
will end up in emerging economies’ stock and debt markets, according to Franklin
Templeton Investments.

While this had raised concerns about new bubbles popping up across the region, the
international asset manager believed that most global investors were still “underweight”
on emerging economies.

The perception “is changing very rapidly,” said Stephen H. Dover, the international chief
investment officer at Franklin Templeton.

“The QE2 is another positive (development) for emerging markets, but not so much for the
US in terms of stimulating its domestic economy,” Dover told a press briefing at its local office.

The term emerging markets applied to a broad swath of economies from Latin America to
much of developing Asia, including India and China.

“To put simply, the global equity pie had shrunk in recent years, but emerging markets’ share
of this pie had increased dramatically,” Dover said.

For Malaysia, Dover believed commodity plays would benefit from this fresh inflow of liquidity,
as well as on-growing demand for food.

In the market, crude palm oil (CPO) futures on Bursa Derivatives shot up almost 5% to a
27-month high of RM3,348 a tonne in mid-morning trade yesterday.

The FTSE Bursa Malaysia KL Composite Index raced to a new high yesterday, propelled by
palm oil planters’ rising share price.

But while much had been said about soaring equity prices across Asia, few in the media had
noticed that the best place to invest – at least for big foreign investors – is in the relatively
subdued fixed-income market.

“The fixed-income market in emerging economies had been the best place to invest over the
past few years,” Dover said.

The bond market offered higher yields compared with developed market while, at the same time,
investors would be able to ride up on the currency gains, he said, adding: “There is a growing
demand from global investors looking to diversify their fixed-income portfolio into other currencies.”

Franklin Templeton, which is managed by famed emerging market investor Mark Mobious, had
set up shop in Malaysia last year. In January, the firm was granted a licence by the Securities
Commission to manage Islamic funds.

“Malaysia is our strategic hub to develop sukuk products for the global market,” Dover said.

Franklin Templeton is one of the world biggest fixed-income managers, and Dover said the firm’s
presence in the world biggest sukuk market made it “uniquely qualified to manage global sukuk mandates.’’
-StarBiz 9 Nov

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Post time 13-11-2010 12:15 AM | Show all posts
semalam Cisco lower than expected sales forecast created panic kejap..
harini intel pulak forecast higher quarterly dividend.... hmmmm...
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Post time 13-11-2010 01:11 PM | Show all posts
2011 nampak cam gelap
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Post time 13-11-2010 02:17 PM | Show all posts
cerahhhh di asia,.. gelapppp di amrika + eropah di awal tawun..
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Post time 13-11-2010 08:11 PM | Show all posts
cerahhhh di asia,.. gelapppp di amrika + eropah di awal tawun..
kabukiman Post at 13-11-2010 14:17



    yang kiter nak tau sebelum diaorang tarik/kaut sumer duit yang dah di labur di "emerging market" nih kita kena pull out from the market first... but when....
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Post time 14-11-2010 09:10 PM | Show all posts
UNDERSTANDING MARKET SENTIMENT , souce from RTT news


The Week Ahead

    The post QE rebound in dollar was late but did came last week as markets' focus turned to Europe, China and G20. Fundamentally speaking, we'd expect dollar to stay supported as long as focus remains elsewhere other then Fed's QE program. Development in Ireland and China will continue to have an impact on market volatility while treasury yield will determine whether dollar and yen would take lead in risk sentiments trades. Also, Sterling was so far quite resilient thanks to buying in EUR/GBP. The pound will face some tests from UK data as BoE minutes this week. European Officials urge Ireland to accept rescue offers

* Sunday: New Zealand retail sales; Japan GDP

* Monday: Eurozone trade balance, US retail sales, empire state manufacturing; business inventories

* Tuesday: RBA minutes; UK CPI; German ZEW; US PPI, TIC capital flow, industrial production; NAHB housing market index

* Wednesday: UK employment report, BoE minutes; US CPI, new residential construction; New Zealand PPI

* Thursday: UK Public sector net borrowing, retail sales; Swiss ZEW; US jobless claims, Philly Fed survey; BoC review

* Friday: Japan all industrial index; German PPI

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Post time 17-11-2010 05:13 PM | Show all posts
Reply 1# amirul_nazri


   wah..kau dah main ekonomi global pulak, amirul.bagus lah tu, banyak info info terkini yang dapat...
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Post time 17-11-2010 05:16 PM | Show all posts
btw, dah berkurun kurun dah tak click board ni..dah ada mod yang active dah..

Tahniah untuk system dan hafiz..
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Post time 18-11-2010 09:07 AM | Show all posts
Meeting on to bailout Irish Banks now on the way...after this, concentrate on spain and portugal pula...
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Post time 18-11-2010 03:56 PM | Show all posts
matilah nak nyelit kat sini,kang kena hampuk lak kalo bukak thread baru...auntie bukannya economy punya background...mungkin menghampiri 0 pengetahuan tentang ekonomi ni...

auntie nak tau,camne kita nak predict bila akan turun n naiknya matawang asing?let say OZ dollar... sbb hari tu,auntie nak g Oz..dalam time raya,duit dia dalam 2.7++ kita...tup tup,lepas2 raya,naik sampai la ni dah 3.09 plak

mahap la kalo ni soalan bodoh,tapi chekgu auntie dulu kata takde soalan yg bodoh(adakah dia cuba katakan org yg bodoh?)
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Post time 18-11-2010 07:57 PM | Show all posts
Reply 15# auntie_girl


    wah...sampai sini auntie dtg tanya ye...saya pun naif gak dlm bende nie...tapi,biasa saya tgk kat bloomberg under RSI tu..aud ni pun baru je strengthen against ringgit...mungkin jugak akan terus naik sebab dah cuti sekolah dan jugak demand makin banyak sebab org nak bercuti kot..krismas lagi pulak tu..lepas ni ade la otai2 akan jawab nie..
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Post time 18-11-2010 10:25 PM | Show all posts
Reply  auntie_girl


    wah...sampai sini auntie dtg tanya ye...saya pun naif gak dlm bende nie ...
yus262 Post at 18-11-2010 19:57



    dulu auntie ignorant kekdahnya...sbb ala2 xmelibatkan auntie skrg baru terhegeh2 nk cari ilmu berkaitan
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