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 Stock Market V40, Do you believe in October Myth?

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aurora97
post Sep 30 2009, 02:31 PM

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QUOTE(jasontoh @ Sep 30 2009, 02:30 PM)
Surprisingly a Christian like him also cheat.  mad.gif 
Anyway, thanks all for telling me the story. Now I shall be more careful  icon_rolleyes.gif
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this i need to correct, religion is always good and preaches all thing nice.

Only problem is with MEN (including women), whom have been gifted with the knowledge of right and wrong, commit such wrong knowingly.

let get back to the topic shall we?

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post Oct 1 2009, 09:09 AM

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Maybank to go all out to grow Indonesian unit BII

Marching On

Everyone said Maybank's venture into Indonesia was wrong and the timing horrendous, i think Maybank is out to prove all its critics wrong (or right whichever the case may be)

CimB also has a (earlier) major presence in Indonesia, so in the end its a fight between two Malaysian titans...

Any failure or sign of weakness shown by Maybank, I won't be suprised if CIMB came knocking on their door... perhaps even swallowing Maybank as a whole? hmm.gif

Few yrs back i could recall CIMB formerly BBMB (Bank Bumiputera Commerce) was on the verge of collapse with scandals and mismanagement, looks like its on track to becoming a regio9nal player. notworthy.gif

To be KIV.

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Read this article to understand more...

Maybank, CIMB in big fight in Indonesia

Good Reading




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post Oct 1 2009, 09:45 AM

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C-1 Pontoon
C-2 Bacarrat
C-3 Poker
C-4 Tai Sai

and so the list goes...

I beleive as a group (as a whole), no other companies on the Main Board has that many warrant counters.
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post Oct 1 2009, 11:49 AM

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post Oct 1 2009, 02:17 PM

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QUOTE(simplesmile @ Oct 1 2009, 02:08 PM)
I doubt KLCI will fall below 1,100.
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On the contrary... everything is possible.

Back in 2000 no one believed a plane would crash into a building that was caused by an act of terrorism.

Back in OCT 2008, no one would ever think of crude oil hitting USD 145/ CPO 4K+/-

Back in 2008, no one thought the world would enter into a recession.

Back in 2008, no one thought the economy would crash.
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post Oct 1 2009, 02:29 PM

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there are many school of thoughts out there...

For example...

When research houses are bullish, the general sentiment should be the reverse

When the global economy is bullish (as in the current trend), investors/trades alike are expecting a crash

When economist are ecnomist, research houses or whatever ppl they are predicting a bull/bear, stagflation, recession, inflation, job loss, meltdown or whatever reason. We are expected to prepare for the worse or expect the opposite?

so the list goes on...

We are being fed so much information that we become victims (more like hostages in a sense), we are left paralysed and making premature decisions (or perhaps not deciding at all and leaving to chance)

take everything with a pinch of salt, i guess...

My 2 cents.

Hold on to what u believe whether its a buy/sell/hold decision and of coz know when to cut loss.


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QUOTE(mopster @ Oct 1 2009, 02:38 PM)
“This judgment renders every Da Ma Cai outlet in Sarawak illegal. They must close shop immediately. We (the state government) will use the court’s ruling and enforce it in every part of the state,” he told a press conference here on Thursday.
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He said the state government had earlier this year issued a final round of notices telling all 17 Da Ma Cai outlets throughout the state that they had been given an Aug 31 deadline to close down their outlets on their own, but many of them had again refused.
im surprised that there are only 17 outlets in Sarawak ??  blink.gif

hehe we shall see if this affects Tanjong.. and also whether the comp. will make any annoucement on this issue...
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The outlets are probably just pick up points for the coupons, from there they send outt their mobile foot soldiers to penetrate deeper into the market.


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QUOTE(dEviLs @ Oct 1 2009, 02:47 PM)
did HK TVB drama copied from you ? lol
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Let me speak to my lawyers, will have a word with TVB tongue.gif

Oh by the way:

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QUOTE(claricecmw @ Oct 1 2009, 02:54 PM)
ya seems like you are right.
I thought websites could lie...
but then both Pan M'sia n Telelink's websites are inter-linked!
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A suggestion...

Especially investors/shareholders, i believe its possible to enquire with Bursa and to request Bursa to direct your question to the listed company concern. Since such news is material in nature and may have an impact on your invstment.

Roll the dice see what happens.
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post Oct 1 2009, 03:05 PM

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QUOTE
RMIT1 PROGRAMME
AMMB HOLDINGS BERHAD ("AHB")
PROGRAMME FOR THE ISSUANCE OF UP TO RM500 MILLION INNOVATIVE TIER 1 CAPITAL
SECURITIES (RMIT1) BY AMBANK (M) BERHAD (AMBANK) (RMIT1 PROGRAMME)
Further to our earlier announcement dated 19 August 2009 in respect of the
issuance of first tranche of RM300 million RMIT1 by AmBank, a wholly-owned
subsidiary of AHB, under the RMIT1 Programme, AHB is pleased to inform that
AmBank has, on 30 September 2009, issued the second tranche of RMIT1 amounting
to RM185 million. Arising from the above issuance, AmBank has issued a total
of RM485 million RMIT1 under the RMIT1 Programme.
The second tranche of RMIT1 shall have a permanent tenor of 30 years from the
issue date with AmBank having a call back option on the 10th anniversary of the
issue date (i.e. 30 September 2019) or on any interest payment date thereafter.
The proceeds raised from the second tranche of RMIT1 will be utilized for the
general working capital of AmBank.
As the RMIT1 is a debt instrument issued by AmBank, it will not have any effect
on the share capital of AHB and its substantial shareholders shareholding. The
issuance of the second tranche of RMIT1 is not expected to have any material
impact on the consolidated net assets, earnings and dividend policy of AHB.
Upon issuance of the RMIT1, AmBanks proforma core capital ratio and overall
risk weighted capital ratio are expected to stand at 10.25% (10.16% as at 30
June 2009) and 14.84% (13.91% as at 30 June 2009) respectively.
This announcement is dated 30 September 2009.


eh whats the meaning of the above, i think its good news cause... i just checked on AmBank... it jumped 12c early trade but now shrinked abit... i believe is due to thise news...

which i dont really get rclxub.gif
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QUOTE(claricecmw @ Oct 1 2009, 03:09 PM)
oooo good idea... but then how to enquire arr? call? email? website?
I went to their website, dun see any buttons on feedback or enquiry...
can enlighten me on how to do it?  icon_question.gif
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Contact Page.

http://www.bursamalaysia.com/website/bm/contact_us.html

Suggested enquiry:

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post Oct 1 2009, 03:22 PM

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QUOTE(claricecmw @ Oct 1 2009, 03:19 PM)
TQ lil dEviLs.  biggrin.gif The page is slow to load though....some strategy to prevent people from making complaints?!?   hmm.gif
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The complaint form is much more complicated to fill, since its not a "complaint" per say and merely an enquiry... it wouldnt be wise to fill in the worng form.

Suggest that u call up their customer care service center.

Tel : (603) 2732 0067
Fax : (603) 2732 5258
Email : Help Centre
Postal Address : Customer Care Centre,
Bursa Malaysia Berhad,
Lower Ground Floor
Bukit Kewangan
50200 Kuala Lumpur



Bursa ppl are nice ppl, so long as u push the right buttons and be firm with them.

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QUOTE(claricecmw @ Oct 1 2009, 03:55 PM)
Well i just called them using the nbr given above.  smile.gif
I won't say they are nasty, but the lady sure didn't sound too pleasant or kinda unhelpful.  hmm.gif
No phone communication skills at all. No greeting (her first answer on the phone was "Ya?") Sounded abrupt  shakehead.gif .
I had to ask her "Is this Bursa?"  blink.gif

Anyway, the only thing she said is to wait for the company to explain to Bursa on the recent news. Then Bursa will publish it on their website...duh!  whistling.gif
Many times she said "I don't know", "Is it", "Not sure"  mad.gif
I asked since I called, can she lodge this issue as a shareholder's concern, she said "NO"  sad.gif
After further asking, she said "if you want, you can do it via the website or email to us"....  ohmy.gif
I asked her offhand can you give me the email address, she said "you can get it from the website"  rclxub.gif
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thats horrible,...

i think the Exchange is like a huge tumour that leaches off listed companie, whilst providing zero service to investors alike.

My thoughts...

seriously as shareholders just cant wait until the sky is falling before they enquire right?

1. Obviously when Bursa "queries" on any matter in carries weight and in most instances companies will jump to their feet and reply...

2. Another way would be to write to the company and enquire, than again Companies would generally pick and read selectively( likewise reply selectively).


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QUOTE(panasonic88 @ Oct 1 2009, 05:13 PM)
HOHUP announced default in payment.

another potential PN17 counter after Oilcorp.
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Just for your knowledge

After joining the PN 17 club

Bursa will issue a-->First announcement

Subsequent a PN 17 company is required every month to issue ---> Monthly Announcement

When a PN 17 company is coming out of PN 17 and has a regularisation plan in had, it will issue a ---> Requisite announcement
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QUOTE(panasonic88 @ Oct 1 2009, 05:29 PM)
from stage 2 to 3, how long does it take normally? depending on the PN17 company?

for Oilcorp case, i see it puts there, they have 11 months to submit the Regularisation Plan...
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1yr from the date of first announcement to submit regularisatiion plan.

(although u will also see that Bursa requires a PN 17 company to submit a regularisation plan within the 1st 3 months of the first announcement to state whether there is a significant change in business direction or policy bla bla)

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If u look at Ho Hup constructions

u will see they join the club 31st July 2008, they are due to submit thier reg plan this coming 31st Oct 2009.

If i remembered clearly, HoHup intends to exit PN 17 1Q 2010 TheStar BTimes published an article abt it.

Ho Hup confident of PN17 exit by early 2010

btw links broken, dont bother
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If u really want to knopw more, try this... i wrote an article on PN 1 & 17(Main), GN 3(ACE)... some really heavy stuff.

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1172812

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post Oct 1 2009, 05:48 PM

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QUOTE(yang yang @ Oct 1 2009, 05:35 PM)
Walau... This threat really informative and also some is funny especially
(OILCRAP jokes) smile.gif rclxms.gif


Added on October 1, 2009, 5:40 pmHope SAAG, LIONDIV will not fall into this crap jokes sweat.gif
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I believe LionDiv was a result of regularisation plan.. meaning they fell into PN 4 (now a.k.a PN 17)

btw i think older folks might know abt this... i am not very familiar with Lion.


Added on October 1, 2009, 5:57 pmPN 4 versus Pn 17

http://www.kampunginvestor.com/pn4-vs-pn17/

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