Ya, Timecom is debt free , diff from other company. Still holding 500m worth of DIGI shares
After corporate exercise , they can pay dividends out of profit.  The plus point of it.

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Added on November 16, 2010, 3:09 pm

where where  ?

strange.... most active counter red, ony JOTECH and IJMLAND-WA green
Like that also can push KLCI back to green?

Just saw this from CIMB .  

Spartans ready for battle ...

Masterskill Education Group (MASEG MK; RM2.16) – SELL
FY11P/E: 7.7x, P/BV: 1.8x
• Since we featured Masterskill Education as a technical sell stock on 15th
October, prices have fallen sharply to current levels. Yesterday, the stock
also violated its previous swing low of RM2.25. The breakdown would likely
draw greater selling pressure in days to come, which prompts us to stick
with the bear’s camp.
• Looking at the chart, there is a high possibility that prices may dwindle
towards RM2.01 and RM1.85 next. However, be quick to cut loss if prices
bounce back above the RM2.43 level.
• The current easing technical landscape reinforces our bearish stance.
MACD is in the red while its RSI has also slipped into the oversold territory.
Masterskill Education Group Berhad is an investment holding company. The
company's subsidiaries provide higher education and training in nursing and
allied health sciences.

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I think it depends. Actually, the US corporation do not need so much cash, they have already have a lot of cash. Perhaps, during the 70s,80s and the 90s, such monetary stimulus may work because money normally stays in US as it is still the best place to put your money. Now, the global financial markets have become so integrated and at the same time, there are more choices for money to flow to, especially emerging markets. So, monetary expansion in US may cause capital inflow into Asia and LATAM. It creates asset bubbles in places like China, Malaysia, Brazil and etc rather than helping the US economy as the money actually do not stay and work there.

I feel that a fiscal stimulus in US actually make more sense than a monetary ones. A fiscal stimulus, the stimulus will be more targeted. At the same time, since US govt is taxing, part of the money spent on fiscal stimulus actually will flow back to them. Assume a tax rate of 20% (the actual one should be much higher), a 600bil stimulus, 120 bil will actually go back to the govt. The stimulus is also more targeted, as in, it will force the money to be spent in US rather than flowing to China and Brazil. But, the current political environment in US makes it impossible for a fiscal stimulus.

On a side note,as for QE2, I think retail investor like us, we need to be careful. We can't use the same trajectory of the previous QE and expect a huge run up in stock price. In QE1, the world is in fear, so, no body actually dare to put money into risky assets like equities despite the talks of a QE. So, the post QE1 announcement stock run up drift is much greater. But, QE2, the market is in a much more stable condition, the post announcement stock run up drift would not be that substantial, cause, it has already been priced in to a certain extend. So, please don't base your investment thesis on QE2 only, a lot of stuff has actually been priced in. Malaysia are seeing signs of hot money inflow even before the QE2 announcement if you look at our MGS yield. So, the announcement on QE2 actually may not provide enough boast to the stock market. As usual, invest with good fundamentals company. Even if you are doing TA, people like Alex Lu also look at some fundamentals to protect them in case the company have good TA prospect and bad FA prospect.

oh i see. thanks for the heads up

maybe got chance to pick up at 1.24 or lower again

Oooo this one is exciting... Gloves!