Bonus issue and Share split does not matter on the index, as the market cap remains unchanged, only more shares issued and price/earnings gets diluted. Waste of shareholder's money.

This post has been edited by gark: Feb 24 2011, 10:20 AM

No, it will be adjusted accordingly.

Split share resulted lower share price won't result in lower KLCI.

KLCI calculation is based on market cap.

Share split won't affect the company market cap at all.

1 billion shares x RM10 = 2 billion shares x RM5

dont value a share with share price, it is about capital value no. of share X share price.

No..........the share reference price will automatic adjust before trading start.

This post has been edited by StupidGuyPlayComp: Feb 24 2011, 10:23 AM

How is KLCI index being calculated? Any formula?

Oh I see, thanks everyone..

What is a good price indication for AirAsia? Seems to have broken many resistance price. I believe it is still a good company to buy base on fundamental

Its depend on the "weight" of the counter.........this "weight" always review and change
(different counter different weight)

let say Maybank, it take around 10% weight in KLCI, once it up 1%, KLCI will up 0.1%

Foreign funds are dumping of a lot IMO..

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Added on February 24, 2011, 10:27 amThere are 30 counters listed in the KLCI.
Different counter have different influence to the index.
The influence is affected by the price..

This post has been edited by Bonescythe: Feb 24 2011, 10:28 AM

Thanks for the explanation...

Hang Seng Index up!
Nikkei 225 Index down~

KLCI?!?

we rebound a bit..............

we are going to rebound soon...

Don't rebound ......., KLCI faster go to 1,300.

The soon might take a week or 2 kua

MEGB LAI LIAO !! fail to average down tho .. long way to climb up still

KKB 12.5 sen div, WOW... now is the good time to accumulate some before it shoot up

Any news i miss on IJM selldown this morning?

I thought yesterday report was decent ?

My profile hibernating..
Not much movement..
Maybe already hit rock bottom.. Hope that the next movement will be good movement..

the idea of SRR is a bit overhyped. it's not very much of a big deal. thing with BNM is they're trying to China style by upping the SRR instead of rates for the same reasons, but imo, there's no harm increasing rates at all in msia (as compared to China) from an economics POV unless there is political pressure/resistance.

This post has been edited by teehk_tee: Feb 24 2011, 10:52 AM

Everyday like that really bey hor sei, portfolio loses 2 percent a day!