I'm on board muhibbah now. Finger cross!

sky and pana both in, should be gold gua.

KUALA LUMPUR: CIMB Equities Research is maintaining its Trading Buy call on the Malaysian PLANTATION [] sector due to its bullish view for the crude palm oil (CPO) price prospects in the near term.

It said on Thursday, Nov 11 it favoured Kuala Lumpur Kepong for its strong fresh fruit bunches (FFB) output growth prospects and exposure to rubber prices.

“We also like Sime Darby for the potential improvement in the subpar yields from its existing estates as well as the potential sale of assets due to the group’s ongoing restructuring following the appointment of a new acting CEO,” it said.

CIMB Research said Hap Seng Plantations remains a Trading Buy for its cheap valuations and strong dividend yields.

However, it remained Neutral on IOI Corp due to its slower FFB output growth prospects stemming from its ageing estates.

As for Genting Plantations which had outperformed its peers, it believed the market has priced in the favourable CPO price prospects.

“Given the stronger-than-expected surge in CPO prices, we are likely to upgrade our target prices for all the Malaysian planters when they release their results,” it said.

Looks like research houses don't like wahseong woh. You want to go in?

I think it's fully valued.
But don't know lah, market is crazy nowadays.

I miss the Kulim boat!

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Added on November 11, 2010, 5:40 pmquite possible.


This post has been edited by yok70: Nov 11 2010, 05:40 PM

You mean rcecap? i still hold it. Waiting for its quarter report out, hopefully good profit and price go up bit more, since late few days there's quite heavy buying that never happen to this sleeper. After that, i may sell it too.

sure.

but most of the time, after i sold, it flies sky high. so u just wait a day after i sold.

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Added on November 11, 2010, 6:45 pmwhat's its last Qtr profit?


This post has been edited by yok70: Nov 11 2010, 06:45 PM

LONDON: British insurance giant Prudential said yesterday that sales soared in the third quarter, boosted by activity in Asia, and promised to deliver "strong growth and generate strong returns" this year.

Sales rocketed by more than 17 per cent to STG809 million (STG1 = RM4.95) in the three months to September, compared with STG689 million in the same part of 2009, Prudential said in a trading update.

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Following the failure of the AIA deal, Prudential has promised to focus on organic growth - particularly at its own Asian business.

"South east Asia, with its high rates of gross domestic product growth, saving habits and low penetration of insurance products, remains the most attractive long-term opportunity in our industry and the primary focus for our growth and investment," added Thiam.

"This opportunity, supported by our strong position in the United States , our focused business in the United Kingdom and market leading asset management businesses, means we view our future with confidence and believe that we will continue to outperform our competitors in our chosen markets."- AFP

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Buy P&O quick quick lah!

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Added on November 11, 2010, 7:44 pmLooks like today most O&G counters rock! What an oily day.


This post has been edited by yok70: Nov 11 2010, 07:44 PM

Today perodua news on new VIVA following their new Myvi with raised target sales.
Tomorrow MBMR please start engine, already laggard until 50% discount now!

Hope to read your comments later here. I just see the summary, both profit up nicely.

nevermind, I've both.

Alam is coming...

Yeah!!

Welcome to the REAL WORLD.

supermax is going up...

muhibah and osk's profit taking is not as bad as i thought after big rally....so far....
lets hope next round of rally comes soon...

as expected for its superb qtr result.
but i'm running out of bullet right now.

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Added on November 12, 2010, 9:36 amMBMR also cheonging...
but low low volume onli...


This post has been edited by yok70: Nov 12 2010, 09:37 AM

yeah!
this kind of stock for its rally for 2 days (since yesterday, about 10 sen), almost reaching its top i guess.

so different view on plantation.



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