I guess the 100% line is showing the fair value for the share which is between RM5-5.50

Small fishes are biting the Bigger fish in Genting ?

Q @ 6.38

6.38 ? You meant 6.28 izzit or trying to bring me to Holland.

I'm selling

wat happen to genting..?

alamak! should q sell my supermx at 5.69 instead of 5.70 this morning...

genting probably is collapsing. too diversify

Genting - very simple, valuation.

Genting International revenue is under questioned now.

a) With China slowing down, there will be less newly printed yuan coming to Singapore.

b) Competition with Sands Singapore and Macau.


So why do one still buy Genting SP at such high valuations when there's no earnings visibility?

in term of divesify, who will win berjaya?

a)I still have confident toward china.
b)Macau having financial issue so it shouldn't be a big problem to gensp.

Anyway, I agree for the last part which Genting SP was overated. Investor putting too much hope on it.

Interesting Opinion :-

Fed Discount-Rate Move May Help Asian Economies, ADB’s Nag Says


By Keiko Ujikane and Tatsuo Ito

Feb. 19 (Bloomberg) -- The Federal Reserve’s move to raise its discount rate may prove a plus for Asian countries by helping address global inflation, according to an official at the Asian Development Bank.

“The effect on the Asian economies in a way is going to be positive because it isn’t going to choke growth but it also recognizes inflationary pressures,” Rajat Nag, managing director of the Asian Development Bank, said in an interview in Tokyo today.

Central banks around the world are starting to raise interest rates or otherwise tighten monetary policy as economic rebounds take hold. The Fed raised the discount rate charged to banks for direct loans yesterday for the first time in more than three years. China’s central bank increased lenders’ reserve requirements last week for the second time in a month, while India raised a similar ratio last month to cool prices.

Nag, who provides strategic and operational direction to the ADB, said the Fed’s move “is not the end of cheap money but it is probably the beginning of the end.”

“We think this balance between not chocking off growth and not stoking inflation is a difficult call,” Nag said. “But we are encouraged that the governments including the U.S. and Asia are striking the right balance, so my reaction to this move by the Fed is positive,” he said.

Currency Impact

Asian currencies weakened after the Fed’s announcement, led by the South Korean won and Indonesian rupiah, as the move eased demand for higher-yielding currencies. The Indonesian rupiah and the won gained 30 percent and 28 percent respectively in the past year as near-zero rates in the U.S. gave traders cheap financing for investing in developing nations.

Nag also said today the ADB may raise its growth forecast for developing Asia in April. Asian economies will expand 6.6 percent this year after growing 4.5 percent in 2009, ADB President Haruhiko Kuroda said on Jan. 14.

“My feeling based on what we have seen so far 2010 will probably be a stronger year than we expected,” he said.

In Japan, Finance Minister Naoto Kan today said he didn’t think the Fed’s decision would hurt the nation’s recovery from its worst postwar recession.

The decision “resulted in the weakening of the yen and I don’t think it will have a negative effect on Japan’s economy,” Kan said at a press conference in Tokyo. “I will continue to calmly monitor developments.”

Taiwan’s central bank, in a statement today on the Fed’s move, said it will monitor changes to financial markets and take “proper” policy measures as needed. Taiwan’s policy makers are among those in Asia that intervene to stabilize their exchange rates, according to traders.

Nag also said that concerns about the credit quality of sovereign European borrowers will have a limited impact on Asian economies. Greece, Spain and Portugal are among European nations struggling to control widening budget deficits, prompting investors to dump the countries’ assets.

Never underestimate your competitor, especially those who are in the business for a very long long long time

2010 Tiger Feng Shui Chart

lol thanks Mika... FengShui Chart 2010!

Missed boat to top up YTLPW... Q @ 2.15 couldnt get ...

This post has been edited by mopster: Feb 19 2010, 03:43 PM

LOL! Feng shui 2010 chart finally came out!

Looks like we better cabut when tiger woods wood tiger comes out!!!

This post has been edited by kmarc: Feb 19 2010, 03:41 PM

Sharks selling in Genting. Better don't fight with them.

Another new low for MAS-OR. All must be

This post has been edited by GregPG01: Feb 19 2010, 03:43 PM

selling pressure lowered, the 5000lots behind me was gave up, most of the sell are by small investor. While the small investor are putting cash in.. now it's back to small vs small...

This post has been edited by ExpZero: Feb 19 2010, 03:45 PM

Uchitec +7 cents!

I had the mothershare. Come to think of it, I have never bought OR only but might give it a try. Has MAS-OR touch bottom yet ?

GENM 2.65 coming soon .