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Jel, kau jarang balik malacca ke..
Carl, branch manager Malacca sms ni, katanya nak buat BOP untuk bumi market kat sana..
bertempat di Avillion Hotel malacca, 11 apr 3pm..
sekarang ni, banyak activities branches dengan BOP...
Pihak training dan marketing selalu juga call, nak suruh buat presentation kat branches dan masuk PM magazine..tapi saya kata very busy,,,,
lagi pon, nak low profile, tak nak over expose dan over glemer macam amran..nanti ramai orang kacau.. |
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Originally posted by kirawang at 3-4-2009 11:18 
Betul tu..
Kita usaha lah..
Bagi kawan kawan makang, banyak dapat rahmat..
Espececially makang sedap sedap..
kalau jel, mesti nak 2 pinggan chicken chop...
Btw, ada berita gempar ...
boss
baru call cust. srvce, dia kata immediate effect..
apa raaaa PM
na gi co. C laaaa..cam ni...
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Reply #1779 LAT's post
Itu lah, mereka punya decision sekarang kelam kabut sikit lah.
Our GAM retreat, ke Osaka..ada ke notice dalam masa 2 minggu..
dah lah masa tu clash dengan trip lain..
terpaksala sacrife trip osaka tu...
ceh...
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Market update terkini....
Malaysia Strategy - Imminent rebound
We are upgrading Malaysia from Neutral to OVERWEIGHT on the back of three key reasons:
1) the odds of a sustainable uptrend for the region are improving, 2) the political succession effect could be stronger than expected, and 3) foreign selling has been disproportionately high for Malaysia and may start to reverse.
Bad news on the economy and earnings should peak in 2Q, which could provide investors the opportunity to accumulate aggressively as negative newsflow will diminish in severity thereafter. In addition to the fundamental reasons, Malaysia also looks ripe for a rebound from a technical charting perspective. We raise our year-end KLCI target from 1,013 to 1,060 points (based on 13.5x P/E from 12.5x previously) after cutting the discount to the 3-year moving average P/E from 15% to 10%. On a regional basis, we believe this is a hedged bet. To maximise returns in the 2H recovery, investors should move away from defensive sectors to beaten-down cyclical sectors such as construction and building materials. Our top-5 picks are Gamuda, MRCB, Lafarge, Kencana and Resorts. |
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Boss ada byk duit lebih tu bolehlah nibble2 on quality stocks. Yg recommendation kat atas tu pun my favorite jugak, except for Lafarge and Resorts. |
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Reply #1783 edypublicmutual's post
Mu buat kenduri....lps tu plus usaha..isyaAllah, next month terus sales banyak dan champion..Tak de sipi sipi dah... |
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Originally posted by frapamocha at 3-4-2009 13:07 
Market update terkini....
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[quote]Bad news on the economy and earnings should peak in 2Q, which could provide investors the opportunity to accumulate aggressively as negative newsflow will diminish in severity thereafter
Tq sis..suka ayat ni...
tapi tak suka sangat ayat ni,,,,pasal PIEF average mampu naik dalam 7-10% je...
tolak service charge,...nampaknya berpeluh lagik kena buat sw...kalau ianya menjadi kenyataan..
We raise our year-end KLCI target from 1,013 to 1,060 points
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[ Last edited by kirawang at 3-4-2009 15:47 ] |
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fuss..selamat ..
KLCI dan Hang seng ditutup dengan sederhana ..tak jatuh or turun..
mencemaskan siket bagi orang yang managing....
Tapi tak rasa apa2 bagi yang tak buat apa..apa..
mana si tauke, hari ni,,,tak nampak bayang .. |
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HOPEFULLY.....
Resistance may be tested at 910 to 944
SHARE prices on Bursa Malaysia extended their follow-through rebounds for the third consecutive week. The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) stayed above its critical support of 900 when it closed at 907.01 points yesterday.
The KLCI staged a sharp technical pullback when it tumbled to its intra-day low of 866.72 on Monday. It closed at 869.34 points, posting a day-on-day loss of 16.09 points, or 1.82 per cent.
After the persistent profit-taking selling pressure on Monday, the KLCI moved within range-bound trading activities on Tuesday. It closed at 872.55 points, giving a day-on-day gain of 3.21 points, or 0.37 per cent.
The KLCI resumed its prior technical rebounds on Wednesday. The counter rebounded to close at the day's high of 884.18, giving a day-on-day gain of 11.63 points, or 1.33 per cent.
The KLCI closed higher at 885.47 points, giving a day-on-day gain of 6.66 points, or 0.76 per cent.
Better performances on the Wall Street and regional stock markets sent share prices on Bursa Malaysia rebounding in tandem on Thursday. It rebounded 20.89 points, or 2.36 per cent, to close at 905.07 points.
The counter paused to catch a short breather to consolidate its gains on Thursday. It closed relatively unchanged at 907.01 points, giving a day-on-day gain of 1.94 points, or 0.21 per cent.
The KLCI rebounded for the third consecutive trading week in tandem with the market rebounds on the Wall Street and the regional stock markets. It closed at 907.01 points, giving a week-on-week gain of 21.58 points, or 2.44 per cent.
The FTSE Bursa Malaysia Second Board Index added 6.60 points, or 0.17 per cent, to 3,909.65 level while the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Mesdaq Index added 6.12 points, or 0.20 per cent, to 3,033.86 level.
Following are the readings of some of its technical indicators:
* Moving Averages: The KLCI continued to stay above its 10-, 20-, 30-, 50- and 100-day moving averages. It stayed below its 200-day moving averages.
* Mx: Iomentum Index: Its short-term momentum index continued to stay below the support of its neutral reference line.
* On Balance Volume (OBV): Its short-term OBV trend stayed above the support of its 10-day exponential moving averages.
* Relative Strength Index: Its 14-day RSI stood at the 66.45 per cent level yesterday.
OUTLOOK:
The KLCI staged a one-day technical pullback to its intra-week low of 866.72 on Monday, staging a successful re-test of this column's envisaged support zone (848 to 882 levels).
The subsequent four-day technical rebounds sent it to its intra-week high of 910.74 yesterday, moving into the confines of this column's envisaged resistance zone (888 to 922 levels).
Chartwise, the KLCI's technical rebound staged a successful re-penetration of its overhead resistance (See KLCI's weekly chart - A1:A2) at the market close yesterday. It continued to stay above its resistance-turned-support trendline (A7:A8).
The KLCI's daily trend moved closer to its intermediate-term uptrend (See KLCI's daily chart - B5:B6) yesterday. It stayed above its intermediate-term downtrend (B3:B4).
The KLCIs daily and weekly fast MACDs (moving average convergence divergence) stayed above their respective slow MACDs. Its monthly fast MACD continued to stay above its monthly slow MACD.
The KLCI's 14-day RSI stayed at the 66.45 per cent level, while its 14-week and 14-month RSI stayed at 47.45 and 34.93 per cent levels respectively.
Last week, this column commented that the KLCI was likely to attempt to take out its psychological resistance of 900. It did. The KLCI breached this resistance when it closed at 905.07 and 907.01 points on Thursday and yesterday respectively.
After three consecutive weeks of technical rebounds, profit-taking and position-squaring liquidations are likely to set in to consolidate its three-week gains of 63.56 points. A short and brief technical pullback is in technical order.
Next week, the KLCI's envisaged resistance zone hovers at the 910 to 944 levels while its immediate downside support is at the 866 to 900 levels.
The subject expressed above is based on technical analysis and opinions of the writer. It is not a solicitation to buy or sell |
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RINGGIT
MALAYSIA'S ringgit headed for its fourth weekly gain in a row, the best winning streak in a year, after Group of 20 leaders
pledged more than US$1 trillion to help combat a global recession.
The currency climbed to a 10-week high and the Kuala Lumpur Composite Index of stocks was set for its best close in more than two months on speculation a brighter outlook for the world economy will spur trade and bolster demand for emerging-market
assets.
The ringgit pared its gains after a government report showed exports tumbled for a fifth month in February and Datuk Seri
Najib Razak was sworn in as the new prime minister.
“The G-20 initiatives have injected positive sentiment into stocks and currencies in the region and a lot of long- dollar
positions are being taken out,” said Suresh Kumar Ramanathan, a currency strategist at CIMB Investment Bank Bhd in Kuala Lumpur.
“It would be tough to get another massive set of news to support further gains.”
The ringgit gained 0.4 per cent to 3.5837 per dollar as of 2.30 pm in Kuala Lumpur, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. |
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http://www.reuters.com/article/GCA-G20/idUSTRE53177T20090402
Four countries on OECD tax haven blacklist
Thu Apr 2, 2009 4:20pm EDT
PARIS (Reuters) - The OECD has placedCosta Rica, Malaysia, the Philippines and Uruguay on its blacklist of on-cooperative tax havens, as part of efforts agreed at the Group of20 summit to crack down on tax evasion.
A separate "grey list" of countries that have agreed to improvetransparency standards but have not yet signed the necessaryinternational accords included Luxembourg, Switzerland, Austria,Belgium, Singapore and Chile as well as the Cayman Islands,Liechtenstein and Monaco.
China is on a third "white list" of jurisdictions that havesubstantially implemented the internationally agreed tax standards. Butthe OECD said China's two Special Administrative Regions of Hong Kongand Macao had so far only "committed to implement" the internationallyagreed tax standard."
Earlier, the Group of 20 leading industrialized and emerging nationspledged to take action including sanctions against non-cooperativejurisdictions, including tax havens, using information from the OECD asits basis.
The non-cooperative centers are accused of harboring foreign taxavoiders who park billions of dollars out of reach of their homeauthorities.
(Additional reporting by Boris Groendahl in Vienna and EmmaThomasson in Zurich; Writing by James Mackenzie; editing by ElizabethPiper and Leslie Adler) |
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Balas #1791 rebung\ catat
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Tak ada apa apa tu..Tak effect apa2 pon dengan KLCI.. |
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Extended KLCI rally towards 936 expected
Plantation, oil and gas, and construction stocks are expected to outperform the broader market given the sustained rise in prices of crude oil and global commodities
Share on Bursa Malaysia extended gains for a third straight week, helped by sharp rallies globally due to better-than-expected US economic data, renewed commitment by G20 countries to stimulate the global economy by providing the International Monetary Fund with US$1.1 trillion (US$1 = RM3.59) and relaxation of the mark-to-market accounting rule.
Unexpectedly, the spillover effect was very strong on local market as cash-rich funds took the opportunity to drum up the market while some foreign funds started nibbling at value picks. The bear market rally is driven by hope that the worst is over and by ample liquidity in the system.
The local blue-chip benchmark Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) rose 21.58 points, or 2.4 per cent, last week to close at 907.01, as daily trading volume and value improved to 579.4 million shares worth RM840 million respectively, compared with 543.8 million shares and RM841.5 million in the previous week.
The likelihood of this bear market rally testing this year's high of 936 is bright but is not supported by economic fundamentals as all we have is just one month of positive data of key industry barometers abroad.
What we are witnessing now is investors trying to time the entry into the equity market by predicting that global economy will rebound by quarter four this year and thus the equity market should move ahead by six months, presumably now.
The world acknowledges economic data from the US as a good barometer to gauge a recovery in progress and reacted positively to some leading indicators that turned positive. However, the sudden blip does not provide any conclusive evidence to suggest a bottom. Thus, the current bear market rally may not be sustained and may be subjected to greater volatility in the next six months when economic data turn worse than expected and corporate earnings take a sharper dive. The impending cleaning of toxic assets and the restructuring of the US auto industry in the second quarter are still major risks that could weigh down the market if the outcome turns unfavourable.
Thankfully, the decision by the US Financial Accounting Standards Board to relax fair accounting rule to allow banks flexibility to use their own valuation model and discretion in valuing distressed assets can help mitigate the impact of toxic assets on the banking system, which is expected to write down another US$1 trillion in loans based on auction data.
The downside to this move is that banks' balance sheet will no longer |
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Haa...penatnya....mana semua orang...Busy gila nampak...
penat.....baru sampai..
marathon...
KL ke KB
KB ke KT
KT ke KL....
besok ada training..penat... |
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Selamat bergembira dengan Rally market yang sedikit ini....
dan...
Selamat Mengundi bagi mereka yang terlibat .....
Dari kirawang dan Rayyan..
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Antara Managing clients dan Mengundi...
sama sama penting..
Buatlah keputusan yang bijak..
Agar semuanya dapat bergembira...
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0509 GMT [Dow Jones] KLCI down 1.1% at 913.45 midday in moderate volume of 349.2 million shares as profit-taking across all sectors erases part of recent gains; market breadth deeply negative with decliners outpacing gainers 310 to 95. "profit-taking was overdue. We have had a fairly strong run over the past five trading days and the market was looking overbought. However, volume traded is not very heavy. This may only be a mild pullback before the next leg up," says dealer at bank-backed brokerage. Expects KLCI to stay within 910-920 range for rest of day. Among decliners, Maybank (1155.KU) down 5.3% at MYR3.94 as new shares from rights issue commence trade, Axiata (6888.KU) down 3.7% at MYR2.59 and Genting (3182.KU) down 1.9% at MYR4.20. On upside, Sime Darby (4197.KU) +0.9% at MYR5.95, Lafarge Malayan Cement (3794.KU) +1.4% at MYR4.22, Landmark (1643.KU) +7% at 84 sen. (VGB) |
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Post time 3-4-2009 11:28 AM
