I'd consider that as good!

my pirate ship ended unchanged... but drop around 10% since it announced dual listing.
anyway, it was from my previous div. So, up or down doesn't affect my overall STI portfolio much... SAR is my main killer today...

I went into some cash position. Was lucky on Monday....jual half of my Pelikan that represented like 20% of my portfolio.......Didn't know why the price jumped up, so just sold it, like instant reflex. It had been tied up too long.

Found out later there was rumour the Pelikan boss might buy POS, but by the time i wanted to sell the rest, the prices had come too low.

All in all = minus 2.5% here.

I guess this is the reason why SAR wasn't my top killer but Singtel:
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp...1053074/1/.html

Singtel's investment Bharti Airtel's profit dip by 8.2%

This post has been edited by zWinceZz: Apr 28 2010, 05:31 PM

PIE announced Fisrt & Final + Special Divvy.

35 sens in total.

Well done!

Read somewhere their earnings may be hit if the Euro continues to masuk longkang....

Business Times.

This Euro melt-down is going to continue I think. The ECB and the Germans have been dragging their feet over a rescue package for the Club O'Med countries.
And that has hit the Euro badly.
Of course, as one of the world's top export economies, it is in the Germans' interests to have a weak Euro.....

calling for BSTEAD members....
BSTEAD RI again ??? rubbing my eyes to read again....

oh nvmd... now i remembered.. they called for an EGM to issue up to 10% new shares..
okok.. false alarm false alarm... nothing too serious...

This post has been edited by mopster: Apr 28 2010, 05:42 PM

Looks like it wor....

http://announcements.bursamalaysia.com/EDM...9C?OpenDocument

Oh seems that Moppy see is false alarm....

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Added on April 28, 2010, 5:47 pmThis is the result of folks not following proper Eurozone Entrance requirement diligently and get bluff by statistics from particularly Greece.

Now left only few choices:

1. Try bailout Greece, after that bailout Spain, Portugal, Italy, Ireland and then leave a large debt in Europe

OR

2. Kick out Greece and the rest and only allow them to in after they meet the criteria and meet their debt obligations

OR

3. Germany, France and the strong economies walk out on the Euro and back to the Mark and Franc....I think the Euro will crash!

This post has been edited by VyvernS: Apr 28 2010, 05:47 PM

Thats y they said

when you owe banks 1 million then you probably have problems. Whereas if you owing bank 1 billion then the bank are having problem.

Never mind about 1sen or 4sen rise , so long it can take the pressure from DOW.

I keyed to buy at rm 1.09 at around 9.30am today, no one wanted to sell to me

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Apr 28 2010, 06:22 PM

doubtful whether Euro would consider ditching Greece (would be bad precedent for future incidence similar or otherwise, even though there is wrtings on the wall that clearly point to Greece being the villain), Greece on the other hand would be indebted to most EU countries.

I believe many deals have been cut by Greece to get other EU counter-parts to agree on the bail-out, for the Germans however, i guess they are just waiting for Greece to make a chunkier deal.

Isn't it sweet to kick a man when his down?

Well, they got ready properties to sell ( called stocks ) valued at 150m as at last financial reports .

Europe shares hit 7-wk low; banks hurt by Greece



http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/business-ne...-by-greece.html


too bad, market ready to crash ?

Hope so.

I bought hai-o at 4.3 today~ so i do entitled dividend right?
cos the expired date is today..

Germans seem to be holding out until after the election 7th of May, giving the Greeks a blank check now would probably put Merkel on the streets. Anyway, the Greeks aren't that desperate in need of money.

SOS: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206...id=annbcuD7bLWA

Greece, which faces 8.5 billion euros in bonds coming due on May 19, must still agree on terms for its rescue package, which will be co-financed by the euro region and the IMF. Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou last week activated the aid package and is facing fire from investors who say his budget steps need to go further and from voters who are staging strikes to protest further austerity measures.

Well - I am very tempted to buy Greek government bonds right now.....the yield is 15%.....
Maybe wait a few days and the yield will be even higher....a bit of hedging on the Euro and I could make some good money......