Obama hinted many times for G to step down, the last resort to attack in on the table.

CI should close above 1500 pts today.

The bright side is Petronas is likely to have bumper year this year.

Looks like local funds want to capture 1500pts territory first .


Then slowly push up from there.

Car operating profit or incomes jumps 5 to 7 folds

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Mar 3 2011, 10:03 AM

Not much impact on the market whether you buy or not

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He is the " Arab" in Bolehland.


Long term investors may face some problems.

Panic sells ?

WB just predicts US unemployment rate would be at 7 years low just before the next US Election.

He did sapu a lot 2 years ago when the experts were predicting US depression and so on.

Another story from our Locals :-

KUALA LUMPUR: PPB GROUP BHD [] plans to double its flour production capacity in Indonesia and Vietnam within the next two years to 2,800 tonnes a day.

PPB Group managing director Tan Gee Sooi said on Thursday, March 3 the group planned to increase the Indonesia plant capacity from 1,000 tonnes a day to 2,000 tonnes.

As for the Vietnam plant, the capacity would double from 400 tonnes now to 800 tonnes a day.

"We have enough money for expansion," Tan said at an analysts and media briefing.

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Well Supported by our local army ( funds )

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Mar 3 2011, 02:12 PM

Any research done on 3018 ?

Both Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and the president of the Arab League agreed to a peace plan from Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez to end the crisis in the North African country, reports Reuters quoting a news network said on Thursday.

Indian markets have reacted positively to the news.

This news has just come in and complete details will follow shortly. We can send you an email alert when the details come.

http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/...lan_527266.html

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Mar 3 2011, 02:58 PM

The Peace Plans could be applied to the rest of Arab World also

Yes, US and Euro prepare stable oil prices for speedy economy recoveries.

The Arab League said on Thursday it would consider backing a no-fly zone over Libya to end its crackdown on anti-regime rebels, but ruled out supporting any direct foreign military intervention.

"The Arab countries cannot remain with their arms folded when the blood of the brotherly Libyan people is being shed," the League said in a resolution after a meeting of foreign ministers in Cairo.

"The ministers have decided to pursue talks on the best way to protect Libya's citizens and to assure their security, including the imposition of an aerial exclusion zone and coordination between the Arab League and the African Union on this subject," it said.

The Arab League last month barred Libya from its meetings until strongman Muammar Gaddafi responded to the demands of protesters, amid a crackdown by the regime that one rights group says has killed 6,000 people.

US employment is likely to shine from now on.

WB predicts it would drop to 7 years low just before the next GE.

Euro economies on stronger recoveries. Watch out for Inflation and rate hike.

Arab League peace plans are on the horizon, basically they have to save themselves.

Kinda another round of Hope season from now on.

One thing I kinda believe what WB says, never mind the rest have to say.

He gave a buy good call way back in Year 2009.

Ok Lah, kinda Google standard

Thomson Reuters
EXCLUSIVE-UPDATE 2-Malaysia may open door wider to foreign banks-PM
Fri Mar 4, 2011 3:16am GMT


* Malaysia PM says open to ANZ doubling AMMB stake

* Such a deal would mean relaxing foreign ownership rules

By Mark Bendeich

MELBOURNE, March 4 (Reuters) - Malaysia said on Friday it was ready to ease bank ownership rules and spur more foreign investment, declaring it was open to Australia & New Zealand Banking Group to double its stake in Malaysian lender AMMB Holdings .

Prime Minister Najib Razak told Reuters he would consider allowing Australia's fourth-largest bank to raise its AMMB stake to 49 percent, well above the current 30 percent cap on foreign ownership of local banks, provided the central bank approved.

"On ANZ, our policy is really to cap the limit on foreign investment in banks to about 49 percent or so, so within the scope of the policy we can look at what kind of request ANZ bank will make to the central bank," Najib said in Melbourne, a day after discussing the issue with his Australian counterpart.

ANZ bank owns about 24 percent of AMMB Holdings, Malaysia's fourth-largest bank by market value, and there has been market talk that AMMB's other major shareholder, Azman Hashim, may look to sell his 16.7 percent indirect stake in the bank.

I think this thread would soon become a Social Networking thread than a Investment Thread.

Your story about Indo Attack is kinda interesting to me too

Thanks.

More analysts start to upgrade Affin Bank now

Najib may allow FF ( long term ) to hold up to 49% of our local banks.

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