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amboi2....abe lat n abg edy....gatai nooooo 
dah aaa...aku call dorang td nak tnya psl nak redeem anuity dari hong leong. korang mcm tak penah jek wat nih...tuh sbb tak call....jgn rebut2 ok? 
seperti biasa.....kena g sana kat hl jln kia peng.....adehh!! sian potential client aku. siap akan kena deduct 7% lagik nnti as fee apa ntah org hong leong tuh ckp td. |
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Reply #1733 edypublicmutual's post
Eleh edy! saje jelah tuh.....  apa2 pun, tima kasih yer!  |
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Originally posted by Jelita at 29-7-2008 09:50 AM 
mana sume org nih...aku call bos, amad, amran....sume tak angkat tepon 
saya attend briefing new fund lauch la jel..protected tu..
mlm ni saya explain... |
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1. New market stratagy for gov, or GLC staff....
2. forum...Cold calling vs Booth set up..Panel..Mazlin, Arif and Effa
Advantages and disadvantages..effectiveness..etc
3. Motivation story by ahmad..
All diwajibkan hadir untuk mengenal pasti new strategy and the effectiveness booth set up..
Potential agents berminat, sila attend jam 8-45 malam.. |
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Originally posted by kirawang at 28-7-2008 09:27 PM 
selamat nenyambut hari lahir untuk sheffy and humuaidi..
diharap dapat rezeki halal yang mencurah curah, seperi air paip mengalir dari tangki ....
seterusnya, siram ke bumi untuk menjadi ...
thanks bos... insyaAllah....  |
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image baru nampak...gaya corporate ...
Tak pe, buat sales untuk corporate market banyak banyak..
Hilangkan image kanak kanak ribena tu... |
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sapa attend training tonight, kalau Rosdy cakap dia dapat 130 % motivatiuon, malam ni, guarantee atleast 150 percent... |
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Originally posted by kirawang at 29-7-2008 05:44 PM
http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q278/whomyd/smallpicbaru.jpg
image baru nampak...gaya corporate ...
Tak pe, buat sales untuk corporate market banyak banyak..
Hilangkan image kanak kanak ...
layannnnn... zasssss....  |
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30-07-2008: US stocks rally on banking rebound, oil slide
By Herbert Lash
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NEW YORK: Bank shares rebounded sharply after Merrill Lynch's surprise US$5.7 billion (RM18.64 billion) write-down to lift US stocks on Tuesday in a rally sparked by falling oil prices and rising consumer confidence.
Oil extended a steep slide since mid-July on mounting evidence high prices and sluggish growth are curbing demand. Commodity prices in general have followed crude, with the Reuters-Jefferies CRB index, a closely watched gauge of 19 commodity futures, diving to a low last seen on May 5.
Data showing a surprise bounce in US consumer confidence led stocks to rebound in Europe after equity markets had fallen earlier on Merrill's decision late on Monday to unload US$30.6 billion in risky debt and raise US$8.5 billion by selling stock.
The fall in crude prices to below US$121 a barrel further lifted sentiment that had sunk on Merrill's write-down and a raft of dour European economic data. French consumer morale, UK retail sales and mortgage approvals all slid to record lows.
The dollar surged to a one-month high on oil's renewed slide; for some investors a firmer dollar may have reduced the appeal of commodities.
Analysts said commodities, which have outperformed stocks and bonds for four straight quarters until June, looked set to fall further on speculation commodity prices, and in particular oil, had rallied to levels unjustified by demand.
US stocks surged more than 2%, led higher by big jumps in Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo & Co. Bank of America rose almost 15%, Wells more than 9% and JPMorgan 8.2%.
Merrill's latest write-down and share sale raised hopes a turning point had been reached in the global credit crisis. Merrill said it sold US$8.55 billion of common shares at US$22.50 each, below the price each, below the price at which its shares traded on Tuesday.
"There's always the hope that this might be the last big financial blow-up," said Tim Ghriskey, chief investment officer at Solaris Asset Management in Bedford Hills, New York. "Some people think we may be getting toward the end in terms of large write-downs."
Merrill's shares opened about 7% lower, but closed almost 8% higher at US$26.25.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 266.48 points, or 2.39%, to end at 11,397.56. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index gained 28.83 points, or 2.34%, at 1,263.2. The Nasdaq Composite Index added 55.4 points, or 2.45%, at 2,319.62.
European shares snapped a three-day losing streak on crude's fall and the US consumer confidence data, although banks limited gains due to worries over more write-downs.
A bearish note from Merrill dampened an already subdued mood in the sector. It estimated that European banks were only 77% of their way through toxic write-downs.
"Many European banks are holding structured credit assets similar to those of Merrill Lynch. The write-downs at Merrill Lynch are therefore potentially useful reference points for European banks," the broker said.
The DJStoxx European banks fell 0.6%, with UBS losing 3.6%, Barclays <BARC.L> 4.1% and BNP Paribas 1.8%. The banking index lost as much as 3.6% earlier in the session.
The FTSEurofirst 300 index of top European shares closed 0.3% higher at 1,162.57 points.
US government debt prices fell. Lower energy costs and a slight pick-up in consumer sentiment boosted the outlook for the economy and the likelihood the Federal Reserve will raise rates later this year to fight inflation, analysts said.
The US consumer index came in at 51.9 for July, its first rise since December, from an upwardly revised 51.0 in June -- the lowest since a reading of 47.3 in February 1992.
The benchmark 10-year US Treasury note fell one-half point to yield 4.07%. The 30-year US Treasury bond fell 18/32 to yield 4.65%.
The dollar extended gains, with a dollar index rising to a one-month high, cheered by the drop in oil prices and the unexpected rise in US consumer confidence.
The dollar rose against major currencies, with the US Dollar Index up 0.84% at 73.29. Against the yen, the dollar rose 0.63% at 108.12.
The euro fell 1.01% at US$1.5586.
Oil fell. Opec president Chakib Khelil said crude prices could fall further to US$70 to US$80 a barrel in the long term.
US crude dropped US$2.54 to settle at US$122.19 a barrel after dipping as low as US$120.42, its lowest since May 6. Brent crude fell US$3.13 to US$122.71.
US gold futures closed down more than 1%, trading near a one-month low as a stronger dollar, weaker oil and rebounding stocks prompted investors to sell bullion.
The August gold contract settled down US$11.20 at US$916.50 an ounce in New York.
Asian stocks fell about 2% as Merrill's write-down of bad debt drained confidence in the shaky financial sector.
Japan's Nikkei share average closed down 1.5%. Shares in the rest of the Asia-Pacific region dropped 2.1%, according to an MSCI index. -- Reuters |
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muningggg.. |
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aduii... lapaq... wa pi mkn dulu laaa  |
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