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Jelita · Post time 25-7-2008 01:24 PM

afternoonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

baru leh masuk :@ :@

yo lah bos......nih tgh susun strategy lah nih.....tungguuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

tahniah nana sbb dah jd FT......semlm antar notis resign 24 hours. jgn wisau k?? akak kasik push smpai success nya

kirawang · Post time 25-7-2008 03:07 PM

Originally posted by Jelita at 25-7-2008 01:24 PM
afternoonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

baru leh masuk :@ :@

yo lah bos......nih tgh susun strategy lah nih.....tungguuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

tahniah nana sbb dah jd FT......semlm antar noti ...

NANA mana ni je.

tolong introduce kat saya next week jel..

kirawang · Post time 25-7-2008 03:08 PM

sapa tau, BLR berapa ,,dah umum ke hari ini...

Jelita · Post time 25-7-2008 04:26 PM

alaaaaa bos nih.....yang bos ckp junior i tuh...muka n body ada iras2

skywalker107 · Post time 27-7-2008 06:24 PM

aritu dok kat bilik boss kat bangsar tu kejap
tibe2 bdak2 adi kat sebelah tu tegur
"awak ni anak shaari ke?"
erkkk

adakah diriku ini secomel baby rayyan?

tam99 · Post time 28-7-2008 07:51 AM

Betul lah Sky, hang secomel baby Rayyan...

tapi yang paling betulnya, Boss kita memang dah tua dan berumur

tapi dia masih rasa umur dia 18 lagik....

Jelita · Post time 28-7-2008 08:39 AM

muningggggggggg

yanfizyusof · Post time 28-7-2008 08:54 AM

aku sekarang kat damai laut..family day...dlm pada masa yg sama aku dapat client untuk UT..dia dah invest dlm ut guna epf..tapi macam mana nak tukar agent...

Jelita · Post time 28-7-2008 09:57 AM

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO SHEFFY TODAY 28/7/08

:bd: :bd: :bd: :bd: :bd: :bd:

SEMOGA DI PANJANGKAN UMUR DAN DI MURAH KAN REZEKI. AMINNNNNN

:pompom: :pompom: :pompom: :pompom:

whomyd · Post time 28-7-2008 10:15 AM

Originally posted by Jelita at 28-7-2008 09:57 AM
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO SHEFFY TODAY 28/7/08

:bd: :bd: :bd: :bd: :bd: :bd:

SEMOGA DI PANJANGKAN UMUR DAN DI MURAH KAN REZEKI. AMINNNNNN

:pompom: :pompom: :pompom: :pompom:

bday aku pun hari ni gak... happy bday to me :bd:

Jelita · Post time 28-7-2008 10:48 AM

ye ke

:bd: :bd: :bd: :bd: :bd:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY HUMAIDI :victory:

:pompom: :pompom: :pompom: :pompom:

edypublicmutual · Post time 28-7-2008 11:21 AM

25-07-2008: BNM keeps OPR at 3.5%

KUALA LUMPUR: While the Malaysian economy has performed well in the first-half of the year, in the next 12 months, it is expected to experience a more challenging environment in which both the risks to higher inflation and slower growth have increased considerably. The assessment is for a slower global growth with a more protracted and significant slowdown in a number of the developed economies and some moderation in growth in the emerging economies. At the same time, commodity and energy prices are expected to remain at elevated levels, thus fuelling inflation in the global economy. The performance of the Malaysian economy in the first-half of 2008 has been driven by robust domestic demand and reinforced by favourable export performance. The recent major restructuring of domestic energy prices to bring prices closer to the substantially higher international prices is intended to reduce the fundamental distortions that it might create, and to ensure fiscal sustainability. These adjustments are expected to have a deflationary effect on the economy in the second half of this year and into the early part of 2009. The adjustments to the higher international energy and commodity prices have translated into higher domestic consumer prices. In June, consumer price inflation increased by 7.7%, of which about 41% of the increase in inflation was due to the increase in transportation costs while another 41% of the increase has been due to higher prices for food and non-alcoholic beverages. The Bank is projecting inflation to remain elevated in the second-half of this year and into early next year before moderating towards the middle of 2009. The average inflation for 2008 is projected to be in the range of 5.5-6.0%. The inflation rate is expected to moderate in the second half of 2009 in the context of a more moderate growth environment. Currently, much of the significant rise in inflation is due to the increase in fuel prices. At this stage, the concern is for broader price increases and second-round effects, which would result in inflation being persistent. In such circumstances, the appropriate monetary policy response will be taken in order to maintain medium term price stability and ensure that the high inflation does not undermine the longer term growth prospects of the Malaysian economy. In the next twelve months, while both the risks to higher inflation and the risks to slower growth have increased, the immediate concern is to avoid a fundamental economic slowdown that would involve higher unemployment. Slowing growth itself will contribute to containing the potential for second round effects on inflation, thereby containing further increases in prices in the second-half of 2009. Given the underlying fundamental strength of the economy, and the resilient banking sector, the Bank抯 assessment is that after this transitional period, the Malaysian economy has the potential to reestablish its medium term growth path. Based on this assessment, the Monetary Policy Committee has decided to keep the Overnight Policy Rate unchanged at 3.50%.

frapamocha · Post time 28-7-2008 11:48 AM

FUNDAMENTALLY

frapamocha · Post time 28-7-2008 11:55 AM

Hot from the oven!

The KLCI climbed for the fourth consecutive day after some bargain hunting pushed the market higher in the final hour of trading on Friday. The index ended at its weekly high of 1,141.75, up 36.7pts or 3.3% week-on-week. Over the past week, plantation stocks were under pressure but other heavyweights like banks and TMT helped offset the losses. Lower liners were mostly mixed throughout the week, with a notable exception of Ranhill. The stock surged 32% on Friday after the Business Times reported that the company is close to being taken private. With Bank Negara keeping interest rates steady and coupled with a decent performance over on Wall Street last Friday, we expect today be an up day, probably testing the 1,157 resistance level.

syeffy · Post time 28-7-2008 11:56 AM

Thank you kak Jel!!!!

syeffy · Post time 28-7-2008 11:59 AM

Happy Birthday Humaidi!!!!!!!!!

p/s: Esok kita mintak kak jel blanje kita makan........

frapamocha · Post time 28-7-2008 12:02 PM

Hot from the oven!

The KLCI climbed for the fourth consecutive day after some bargain hunting pushed the market higher in the final hour of trading on Friday. The index ended at its weekly high of 1,141.75, up 36.7pts or 3.3% week-on-week. Over the past week, plantation stocks were under pressure but other heavyweights like banks and TMT helped offset the losses. Lower liners were mostly mixed throughout the week, with a notable exception of Ranhill. The stock surged 32% on Friday after the Business Times reported that the company is close to being taken private. With Bank Negara keeping interest rates steady and coupled with a decent performance over on Wall Street last Friday, we expect today be an up day, probably testing the 1,157 resistance level.