So whatever happens to the stimulus package, gone down the drain ? Not small amount the govt pumped to avoid our country from going to recession.

pump in, pump where? pump into pocket, useless!

This post has been edited by abin28: May 28 2009, 10:48 PM

you got PM!!

Didn't you see, it STIM up so much for few weeks?

Good to hear that another stimulus package is underway, should start gather bullets for the next Bull run lol...keep my finger xcross and wait for our dear PM's announcement

how many times have u heard, in 20 years, in 10 years, then 20 years, almost every year?

explorations? new oil fields?
every year they change the figure

Agree~

^ PM read & replied

Hi Omores,

Don't stress up. Why you reply back to your own message,omoRes ? You scared me.

how is Dr.Jones doing tonight?

LOL, first time I see people asking this. No offence.

For economy data part, if not stimulus package, we won't able to see contruction sector up 0.6%, it could be more uglier scene or GDP number without stimulus package money.

Malaysia is export orientated economy, nearly half of the products made are meant for export, when overseas customers don't buy from you, you don't have large scale of domestic economy to absrob the impact. Even the like the size of China population and its domestic economy can't withstand the downfall of US demand, Malaysia with 25 million population surely cannot run away with it.

So whether Malaysia economy turn better or not, it is not up to Malaysia on its own, it is global particular US is dictating whether the world economy can recover or not, so does China.

What China needs to do now is transform from export based economy to internal demand based economy, which don't think short term wise can do it. But this should be China longer term target now. China only can lead the world to recovery if they can transform, if not, just remain like current situation as 'world factory', it won't able to lead the world in term of economy.

wah... Mr.Jones GREEN!!!

dun thk dj will end with green...... tomoro pray it will not a bloodbath for us

the news released today is calming.
So, tomorrow should be alright for us, unless some other kind of negative news reported last minute.

By the way, European markets are off its lows

This post has been edited by sharesa: May 28 2009, 11:19 PM

lets hope that tomorrow will be a better day for all of us...
i will be queuing for TANJONG @ RM13.00

Green or not green doesn't matter for KLSE right now, as foreign funds participants are low currently, overseas bourses movement won't dictate how KLSE move (unless really big one).

KLSE is moving alone more due to internal issue and willingness of the like EPF and PNB moves into the market.

One worry is that TM is trading at huge down/selling volume for the last few days, signal massive divestment of some funds.

yup. volume very "chah" for few days already foreigner no eye c we all ka?

some food for thought

The reality on the ground. My friend works in a electronics corporation which has a subsidary company in China. According to him, that company in China retrenched 300 workers at the end of 2008. In February 2009, they employed 500 new workers because of new orders. Now, all the orders have already been met and this company is now in a unenviable position. Whether to keep or retrench these new workers since no new orders are coming.

DIALOG!

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Added on May 28, 2009, 11:57 pmBut you can't blame the funds divesting after the truly awful performance turned in by the incompetent clowns running TM...

This post has been edited by David_Brent: May 28 2009, 11:57 PM