fb? not lyn meh?

ok! do remember to take some photo and post it in your facebook
aiyah! moppy already post similar thing.

I think Genting is a good stock to buy, just that i don't like the way they distribute dividend *sweat*

This CEO got a Facebook page one.

he tells you when to buy, never to sell.

I think so bcoz it should steady at 6.220/6.190

i wonder if i add dato stanley as my friend in the facebook, will he accept me as friend... to get insider info... lol

lol coz he doesnt want u to sell... u just buy and keep
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have a great weekend all LYN spammer, reader, ~~~~ cya on Monday~~


This post has been edited by mopster: Mar 5 2010, 05:05 PM

From OSK...Kossan has a TP of 11.x based on FY10 while Supermx has a TP of 10 based on FY11.

Maybe they want to keep all those money for future "expansion" .

This post has been edited by PBB boleh: Mar 5 2010, 05:09 PM

MEDIA ....yeah

Actually, if he start asking you to sell, you should be very very worried.

i think he accepted pana jie.. shud be ok for u kua.. mayb u can try?

btw.. pana jie mayb can create fb fanpage.. sure got supporter eh..

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Added on March 5, 2010, 5:06 pmhaha.. correct also..

This post has been edited by mememe12: Mar 5 2010, 05:06 PM

A very good suggestion.

Yes -just go to his FB page - he adds everyone who asks to be his "friend" - no discrimation there!!!

All his "insider information" you can read about in the newspapers.....

This post has been edited by David_Brent: Mar 5 2010, 05:11 PM

but they have been keeping it forever.
maybe planning for special divvy?
if true, genting will hit 10.00 in no time.
special divvy one off: 5.00

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Added on March 5, 2010, 5:11 pmpana is a beauty kah?
dunno leh cause i'm a newbie.

pana, care to show me your 'true' colours? hehe


This post has been edited by kochin: Mar 5 2010, 05:11 PM

i dunno whether pana beauty or not.. i nvr see any real face in this forum tho..

I can sense so many buaya around.

seems like you want to trap ppl to buy Genting

For those who want to know more on AMMB :-

KUALA LUMPUR: Kenanga Investment Bank research believes the central bank's decision to raise the overnight policy rates by 25 bps to 2.25% (from 2.0%) could be a prelude to "further increases in the coming 12 months".

It said on Friday, March 5 the impact of the rate hike on the banks depends on the inter-bank rates; base lending Rates + variable-rate loans, fixed-rate loans and sector risk.

It said Malaysian banks have more assets sensitive balance sheet, going forward earning is skewing toward the upside. Net interest margins (NIMs) are likely to expand as asset yields re-price faster than cost of fund.

The immediate impact of OPR hike is inter-bank rate. The research house said it sees possibility of interbank rates increase by 25bps from March onward. We believe Hong Leong Bank with the lowest loan to deposit ratio of 53% is the biggest beneficiary on this front.

"Besides inter-bank rates, we believe BLRs should increase in tandem with OPR by 25 bps to re-price the current BLR-based loans. Rate hike would increase average lending rates. Banks with higher portions of variable-rate loans should fare comparatively better. Among the banks, Hong Leong Bank (81% of total), Public Bank (73%) and Maybank (73%) have the highest portion of variable-rate loans," it said.

Kenanga research said fixed-rate loans such as hire purchase may not re-price for five to seven years. AMMB (57% of total) and EON (43%) are biggest losers with the highest portion of fixed-rate loan. Government-linked banks, namely Maybank and CIMB, fare comparatively better than consumer banks, owing to larger low-cost deposit bases and variable-rate loan portfolios.

It noted that the duration of investment and dealing securities, namely bonds, is difficult to determine from the limited disclosures. Banks under its coverage suggests that their respective managements have been anticipating a rate hike and would position themselves accordingly. However, it expects investment banks, that is CIMB and AMMB would face substantial mark-to-market losss pressure.

On the overall, Kenanga Research believed the rate hike would have positive impacts to the banks’ earning.

It suggested investors should have BUY traditional banks (Public Bank and Hong Leong Bank) for net interest margin recovery. We believe their asset should re-price faster than liability in an environment of rate hike, hence, NIM should recover faster than peers.

"While we looking for market correction, investment banks with high Beta which are trading close to 2007 high level, offer limited upside from here. We maintain our SELL on CIMB and AMMB after a strong rally in 2009," it said.

hahaa.. no no no.. i no intention to see her real face.. dont sked me..