epf dispose naim since early last year.
epf already no longer majorstakes holders of naim, but i think epf still got some. today dumping looks like epf (IMO)...

CIMB setting up ikan bilis traps again ~~~~
CIMB : Supermx buy call : TP 7.96

Results out on 22nd Feb 2010... 3 more trading days to pour in ur bets investments

-> not recommending, sharing paper only...

meanwhile, UK jobless claims highest since 1997.. tarak effect on Footsie
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206..._6cu8ABhY&pos=1

This post has been edited by mopster: Feb 17 2010, 06:25 PM

hello guys! reporting in from melbourne australia! wa today market rally? my shares all huat huat! Etitech, Supermx, Latexx

Fr Aussie can also monitor KLSE stocks

This is very heart-attack counter my dear.....

Market is always very strange one.

Prior one week worry this worry that, Europe crisis, blar blar

Then after another week with prolonged holiday, everything forgotten liao.

I am still quite skeptic about today greenish market.
Feel not quite right with the market movement.

Hope I am wrong.

yes i know, it become too volatile to my liking.


cnn pre market indicates DJIA future +34

everything become OK now.

I'm totally agree with you. Europe crisis still exist but Europe market seem nothing happen.

i might consider liquidating my whole account soon. Europe market seems to be suspicious at the moment. Might be a bull brewing or another crisis is coming

This is the big worry for many of us, I think....

All the evidence indicates that a sharp pull-back is imminent. Then we re-position our portfolios - and the market deceives us into thinking that all is well.

But all is not well - as any fule know...

aye captain, im with you. Just 10 days ago people shouting and panicking for PIIGS EURO Zone which are in deep sh|t and now everythin seems okay, becoz Uncle Sam Doggie Jones is performing well.

I have reduced my exposure by around 40% so far and I am considering further cuts.

I am terribly worried about Europe because (unlike the US) there is no centralized way to implement fiscal (or financial) policy. The Euro was always an accident waiting to happen IMHO.

The Germans are in no mood to bail-out Greece and no one else has any money to do it....

im waiting for my latexx to actually reach my break even point, which requires another 2 to 3 days of rally. Hoping supermx's result on the 22nd is able to push the glove counters up. Then i can liquidate about 60% of my portfolio.

Europe is pretty shaky now. If they bail out greece, they arent able to bail out the other european countries who are in trouble. Spain is too big to fail, and asking help from the IMF would only lead to a serious depreciation in the EURO. This would then lead to many problems to the european countries which would then lead to decoupling of EURO. better hold less position right now

Very simple. When you feel like there's more profit to be made, keep, if you decide its enough for your liking, take profit. The timing issue lies with how comfortable you are with the trade.

Absolutely right. The problem with bailing out Greece is that the focus will then shift to Portugal, Spain and Italy...

Then there is the problem of Ireland where the people (generally) have agreed to quite major sacrifices (pay cuts of 12%-15%) to try pay down the debt and get out of the doo-doo.

If the Irish and Northern European members of the EU are politically mature enough to accept the tough medicine required - then why should they give cash to a corrupt country like Greece where 25% (on conservative estimates) of the economy is 'black market'??

Greece is a basket case:

Tax evasion is pandemic and yet they have booming investment plans for civil infrastructure and social services (to a "European Level" - usually paid for from EU funds- which do run out).

Tax avoidance and corruption is at the root of these problems - sound familiar???

You are right. The market mirrors the hopes n fears of its player.

Yeah..i like this stand. This is better approach.


Untung mau, lugi wa manyak takut woooo..

Aiseymen...my Superman oredi green wooo

This post has been edited by mazda626: Feb 18 2010, 12:25 AM

Morning!

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Added on February 18, 2010, 8:33 amYou guys are advised to tp upon opening...

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Added on February 18, 2010, 8:35 amFBM KLCI target: 1230-1240 end of this month

This post has been edited by AdamG1981: Feb 18 2010, 08:35 AM

Morning!

1230-1240... Another fall...

Yup, those holding rubber better be careful. Because if euro capitulates, it will damaging for the commodity markets.