RM2m spent on 11,000 cops to stop Bersih rally, Parliament told

I was here since V err...couldn't find V1, only found V2

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...Stock+Market+V1

Together with some old timers as well. Time flies 

anyone spotted any other potential goreng stock?

Goldman Sachs forecasts euro-zone recession

LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Goldman Sachs on Tuesday cut its forecast for global growth in 2012 and said it now expects the euro zone to sink into a "mild" recession. The broker said its global growth forecast has been cut to 3.5% in 2012 from 4.2% and that euro-zone growth in the same year is now expected to be 0.1%, compared to its prior forecast of 1.2%. The euro zone is likely to fall into recession in the fourth quarter of 2011 and the first quarter of 2012, with a 0.1% quarter-on-quarter contraction in both those periods. "The uncertainty around these forecasts is substantial, largely hinging on the progress of credible solutions to the euro zone's funding problems," Goldman Sachs said.

S&P: 40% chance of double-dip European recession

FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) -- Europe faces a rising risk of a double-dip recession amid deteriorating business sentiment in European markets and an expected slowdown in U.S. economic growth, Standard & Poor's Ratings Services warned Tuesday. "We now estimate the probability of a new recession in western Europe next year at about 40%, although in our baseline forecast we continue to anticipate sluggish and unevenly distributed growth in the coming five quarters," said Jean-Michel Six, Standard & Poor's chief European economist. S&P lowered its 2012 forecast for euro-zone growth to 1.1% from a previous forecast of 1.5%. British growth is now forecast at 1.7%, slightly below the previous estimate of 1.8%. Also Tuesday, Goldman Sachs said it expects the euro zone to sink into a "mild" recession.

Anyone has OSK's paper on F&B/consumer? Regarding rating at Overweight from Neutral? Thanks! 

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 4 – SP Setia CEO Tan Sri Liew Kee Sin told company staff today to consider selling their ESOS (employee share option scheme) shares, in a possible indicator that he might be considering selling his 11.2 per cent stake in the company.

That's why I've to cover ahead of him. He's pretty dangerous. 

Like to see the bulls take this back to green and closing and rally up the next few days and bears can re-short again.

When is the announcement due?

too tired to wait

please update into your blog
I am tempting to change into iphone 4s

Greece has enough cash until mid-November: report

CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- Failing the delivery of bailout funds, the Greek government has only enough money to stay a going concern through the middle of next month, Dow Jones Newswires reports, citing the country's finance minister. "Until mid-November there is no problem," Evangelos Venizelos told reporters in Athens Tuesday. "We have done a cash flow forecast and our estimates are secure." His remarks follow a Monday decision by European Union finance ministers to delay the approval of the next multibillion dollar tranche of aid. Previously, Greek officials had said cash reserves would be drained by mid-October, the wire service noted. Should more money fail to arrive, Greece could go into default.

So Greece will die in November. DMC will have fun short and long the market.

too tired to wait

please update into your blog
I am tempting to change into iphone 4s

lol, no ip5, Apple's share price drop 4% immediately

Greece faces 24-hour general strike over austerity

A 24-hour general strike is due to begin in Greece in protest at the country's austerity measures.

Schools will be closed, ferry services and flights cancelled and hospitals will be working with reduced staff.

Nowadays nothing is good news