hello.. maih.. my banking kena kao kao today

This post has been edited by jy1905: Sep 6 2012, 03:26 PM

i am holding those kucik miao banks and their percentage of drop is more than maybank
but euro open green, so what:s for tomorrow

things doesnt look good this week.. hope for a rebound next week if no other bad news coming in
finger crossed

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Added on September 6, 2012, 3:46 pmnot afg.. i think they are the two smallest banks.. finfin and bimb

can anyone check for me if bimb has any cw expiring soon?

This post has been edited by jy1905: Sep 6 2012, 03:51 PM

ahh.. the exact date?

paiseh seems too early for the selldown for bimb

maybe local funds selling first to increase firepower to buy when ff starts selling after the parliment is dissolved?

suddenly thought of transmile.. last time when it go down many ppl say just hentam.. robert kuok sure no prob.. but then this time
buy or not buy?

in other words QE3 would be bad for ppb

if i am not mistaken, wilmar controls 50% of cooking oil market in china
and the price of cooking oil is controlled by gov.. i read an article saying that the china gov issued an official statement to the producers not to increase the price some time ago
and the most recent one the gov only "advise" them not to increase

maih.. finance still among top losers

lucky guy.. mine slid another 1.5% today but still better than midday around 3%

then there would be a panic buying tomorrow

yeah.. maybe.. can't see japan here

now i know the source of the chart.. updated in july 2011.. so japan not in the list yet

http://www.airasia.com/my/en/corporate/iro...lstructure.page

japan is 33% owned and 67% by nippon airways (wikipedia)



This post has been edited by jy1905: Sep 12 2012, 09:40 PM

http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/business-ne...hone-event.html

samsung up after apple released ip5.. this is

china is a lower grade copier.. south korea is a higher grade

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...ec=reutersworld

another good news for the market
rutte won the election in the netherlands
it's a convincing win against the anti-bailout parties
seems like most of the europeans wants to euro to stay

there:s one in the property section.. not sure if it is relevant to you

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2138486/+1760

good news for the short term equity market but maybe not for the long term
but who really cares bout long term anyway
most of us here are drug addicts

This post has been edited by jy1905: Sep 14 2012, 01:03 AM

maybe the market didn't expect it to be unlimited..
but i am more interested to see the tussle between ge effect and ben effect

on the second thought, how can buying bonds improve job employment ?
can't see the relationship between these two.. any sifu can explain?