SYDNEY (Reuters) - Asian stocks suffered a second session of sharp losses on Thursday, while the dollar struggled to make much headway after the U.S. central bank chief signaled the recovery in the world's biggest economy was still fragile.

European stocks, however, were expected to open slightly higher, according to financial bookmakers.

Worries about further interest rate hikes in China and whether authorities in emerging Asia can tackle inflation without derailing longer-term growth have prompted investors to lock in profits on some of last year's best performing markets.

Do u buy this story?

Maybe left '4' inside only. Dai-kat-lai-si lo

Losers >700 and gainer 160 nia ...Malaysia Boleh

Can share link? thanks!

On Wed, many banks were testing their system if their system can accommodate digit more -2x.xx. It proved that they can support up to -5x.xx because many members here saw that in thier system.

So we all should be ready for that. But on the bright side, we can sapu liao if we see CI -59.99

Wow, today Taiwan's turn. -2.xx%

I have a feeling most will be cheaper in weeks to come.

The Kuala Lumpur Tin Market (KLTM) is expected to remain buoyant on strong buying interest, mainly from European traders.

A dealer said the metal would likely hover between US$31,500 and US$31,700 next week, supported by shortage in supply.

"The market will slowly move up next week as demand is more than supply currently," he said.

The local tin market would also take the cue from the London Metal Exchange.

During the week just ended, the market was bullish with the metal price surging US$999 to US$31,049 per tonne on Monday after a long weekend.

It ended Friday at a fresh all-time high of US$31,500 compared with US$30,050 on Wednesday last week before the Chinese New Year holiday.

The total weekly turnover rose to 294 lots from 115 lots previously with active participation from Japanese, local and European traders.

The premium, based on a formula that includes freight, insurance and other financial costs, widened to US$520 per tonne on Friday compared with US$310 per tonne previously. -- Bernama

Read more: KL tin market to stay buoyant http://www.btimes.com.my/Current_News/BTIM...l#ixzz1DnXvabUA

UMA is a Hollywood actress. Full name is Uma Thurman ....Kill Bill
UMA = Unusual Market Activity

I don't think it's kind of pantang or believe. I believe they plot it based on history. Well IMO nia. I could be wrong.

Like KNM, talked abt privatise and buy back, later tak jadi. Not sure if it's same case, but better to watch those foxes

Keep dumping non stop at 0.795

Just would like to know u guys' feeling abt hwgb. Is it still good to buy? Or it's good bye since it has been dropping for last fe days. Thanks.

Just curious, why HGWM-WB since mother is only 10 sen higher?