Yes, slow & steady...1 day increase 0.05 cents, 1 month = 10 cents , 1 year+ 120 cents =$1.20 cents .....5 years = 600cents= $6.....huat huta huat lah.

All sifu, I am using m2u trading platform to buy share then T+3 they deduct my money from PM1 acc....

If I sold my shares and T+3 issit they will credited my money back to PM1 acc because today is t+3 i havent received my cut lost $$ from CIMB 1023

All sifu pls help.. i'm newbie BTW.

u won't receive your money as it needs t+3 days to credit back to your account. but your trading limit is up back for u to buy.

Alex also cannot tahan Republicans

What the republicans doing too obvious. Like boleh land nowadays. All self centred actions.

This post has been edited by simonc: Sep 21 2011, 06:33 PM

where got tips. just because i am quite heavy on warrants. it's crazy! don't follow me!

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Added on September 21, 2011, 6:36 pmgood good!

This post has been edited by yok70: Sep 21 2011, 06:36 PM

I agree with you. The price should then continue to hover from 4.00 to 4.50. It is not attractive because the profit is low to compromise the risk. Investment involves high risk, so should look for undervalued counters. I believe that BJTOTO has reached its intrinsic value.

well done Glomac

Don't be so happy guys, we're not out of the woods yet.

If by tomorrow, can't go above 1423.. then, watch out for head fake.
Meanwhile, move that stop to 1408.

I'm long now trading Malaysia Fund at US market.

TOKYO (AP) — A powerful typhoon buffeted Tokyo with strong winds and rain Wednesday, halting trains and stranding tens of thousands of commuters as it barreled toward the tsunami-ravaged northeastern coast with its crippled nuclear plant.

Police and local media reported that six people were dead or missing after being swept away by rivers swollen with rains from Typhoon Roke. Nearly 260,000 households in central Japan were without electricity, and authorities called for more than a million people to be evacuated in central and eastern Japan.

The storm, packing sustained winds of up to 90 mph (144 kph), made landfall in the afternoon near the city of Hamamatsu, about 125 miles (200 kilometers) west of Tokyo. The center of the fast-moving storm was passing just north of the capital early Wednesday evening and was expected to head toward the northeastern region of Tohoku devastated by the March 11 tsunami and earthquake.

With commuter trains in the capital suspended, tens of thousands of commuters trying to rush home were stuck at stations across the sprawling city. Fire department officials reported three people were injured in Tokyo. In the trendy shopping district of Shibuya, winds knocked over a tree onto a sidewalk, but no one was hurt.

Television footage showed pedestrians struggling to walk straight in powerful winds that made umbrellas useless.

Typhoon Roke's projected course was to take it near the damaged Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant, where a small amount of radiation is still leaking after three of its reactors melted down when the tsunami cut off power to the plant and its back-up generators.

Takeo Iwamoto, spokesman for Tokyo Electric Power Co., the utility that operates the plant, said the cooling system for the reactors, crucial to keeping them under control, will not be endangered by the typhoon.

He said some construction work around the plant was canceled and utmost efforts were under way to prevent leaks of radioactive water and other material from the typhoon.

The Fire and Disaster Management Agency said just over one million people have been ordered or advised to evacuate across the country due to fear of flooding or mudslides triggered by the typhoon.

The city of Nagoya temporarily called off an evacuation warning for 880,000 people when swelling in a major river subsided, but officials said the warning could be reissued if conditions warranted.

Heavy rains caused floods and road damage in dozens of locations in Nagoya and several other cities, the Aichi prefectural (state) government said. Parts of Japan's central city of Nagoya, about 170 miles (270 kilometers) west of Tokyo, were flooded near swollen rivers where rescue workers helped residents evacuate in rubber boats.

Police in nearby Gifu prefecture said a 9-year-old boy and an 84-year-old man were missing after apparently falling into swollen rivers.

More than 200 domestic flights were canceled and some bullet train services were suspended.

Toyota Motor Corp., Japan's No. 1 automaker, which is headquartered in Toyota city in Aichi, was shutting plants as a precaution.

Machinery maker Mitsubishi Heavy Industries told workers to stay home at its five plants and an office in the Nagoya area, company spokesman Hideo Ikuno said.

Nissan Motor Co. spokesman Chris Keeffe said workers at its Yokohama headquarters and nearby technical facilities were being told to go home early for safety reasons, and two plants were not operating.

A typhoon that slammed Japan earlier this month left about 90 people dead or missing.

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AP writer Mari Yamaguchi contributed to this report.

If its not Economy woes, its Natural Disasters...

2011 is year of extreme high and low.

It's been rotated..

It was Japan in March, .. then Euro debt surface in April.. then US debt..in Aug then Euro debt since last month..
now Japan weather hit again. All the major economies are being taken out one by one.

Btw, just approx. three more months to: 2012

Are we ready?

Which broker you use ? What is the symbol ? Is it EWM?

Yes, it is.

I see glomac has been a talk-about stock before. I just wonder who first recommended the stock?

Did anyone hear a pin drop?

I guess I don't hear any sound besides the rain now. very noisy but our nature acts by itself.

still remember ur prediction on AFFIN? ur TP was rm4 when it was rm3.40 but now ady rm 2.50, fortunately i didnt follow ur advice..

i first bought it when it was trading at 0.8.. have been in a relationship with her on and off then..

woah...damn long time never visit this thread... XD