kekeke... will be my weekend mini-project  

dare not look into overall profile.. all very red 

Maybank IB Research said 4Q10 corporate earnings for its research universe remained on an uptrend – up 7.8% QoQ and 21.2% YoY. 2010 earnings growth was intact at 30.4% versus its expectation of 32.8%.

“Our 2011 growth forecast is now a tad higher at 17% (previously 15.8%) and 2012 growth is 10.5% (vs. 9.3%). We retain our 1,710 year-end KLCI target, which implies 15.2x forward earnings,” it said.

http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/business/18...-oil-a-gas.html
But, I thought they just recently said mid-term VERY BEARISH? What is mid-term for them? 2 weeks? 

Sarawak Counters dropping like flies 

Taib hinting us something? 

My guess will be cashing out for Erection 

US is planning to attack G 

If attack, might be good news no? faster stablize.. faster oil humming out.

1 question, oil expected up due to Libya thingy. Why tenaga green today? 
Oil up is bad to tenaga right?

I predict tomorrow newspaper to be...

While Asia region broadly lower yesterday, KLCI support well at slight drop of 2.96 due to strong economy outlook and fundamental.

In actual case, >700 counters drop.

M'sia CI is like wearing a torn singlet under a clean coat 

All stock drop until 
DRBHICOM, FABER

More general information for all.
Palm Oil May Hit RM4,000
Analysts said Malaysian palm oil may hit RM4,000 a tonne on tight stocks in the immediate term and as competing soya oil gets increasingly channeled to the biofuel sector. Last week, palm oil was hovering about 12.5% below the key RM4,000 level, as traders grew concerned over high crude oil prices and the spreading Middle East unrest that is slowing economic growth. However, higher crude oil prices could increase biodiesel demand for soya oil in the America, leaving less for vegetable oil export markets and increasing demand for palm oil as substitute. Palm oil prices have been rallying since the last quarter of 2010 as erratic weather disrupt production, tightening stocks at a time of resilient demand.
Significance: Unrest in the Middle East might spike up the demand for palm oil as a substitute, increasing its price. However, heavy rains and floods submerging estates in key growing areas might limit Malaysia’s ability to meet this demand despite the higher prices.
Guan Chong Expanding On Production Capacity
Malaysia’s largest cocoa processor Guan Chong has commissioned its cocoa grinding plant in Batam, Indonesia, which is expected to improve earnings significantly. The plant boasts of an initial annual grinding capacity of 60,000 tonnes, increasing the group’s total production by 75 per cent to 140,000 tonnes a year, making Guan Chong one of the largest cocoa processors in Asia. Guan Chong ‘s existing 80,000 tonnes plant in Pasir Gudang, Johor is almost fully utilised due to a rise in global demand for its cocoa ingredients. With a grinding plant in Indonesia, Guan Chong can also benefit from processing zero-tariff raw materials. The plant in Pasir Gudang processes cocoa beans mainly from Indonesia, which recently started to impose export tax of up to 15% on Indonesia-produced cocoa beans on a schedular basis. Last year, Guan Chong posted a net profit of RM100m on a revenue of RM1.2b.
Significance: This expansion of production capacity helps the company to achieve greater economies of scale via lower raw material costs. Furthermore, this additional production capacity is also necessary to meet the escalating demand of cocoa and also helps the company to capture a larger market share and extend its regional footprint.
Media Prima Forms Integrated Sales Unit
In order to support sales integration initiatives within Media Prima’s platforms, an integrated sales unit has been formed and will be led by the new group general manager for Alt Media. The focus would be to sell integrated sales packages and solutions to clients and agencies. Besides that, several changes in the management of Media Prima have been made to establish itself as the leading content provider. These new appointments are strategic developments for Media Prima as new media convergence continues to drive new opportunities for the group.
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