Big Medium housing projects in Sg Buloh

Govt backed projects.

Missed the CJ at 12.5sen after u mentioned last week or so

Kinda true also.

However, Most internal issued W IF big shareholders hold a lot.

They would make it an " incentive" for u to buy ( or rather to sell if u hold earlier ) by gorenging up before expiry.

They may just announce some special dividends so that people may find it attractive to buy and convert.

They ( major shareholders ) are the bigger losers by doing the ways like bankers normally do for CWs.

Just sharing my view only.

Anyway, not a hard sell on Ws here.

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Sep 22 2012, 09:24 AM

Well , the discussions here if u avoid could save u lot of time to read.

Afterall, nothing much to read in V125 since this new thread is activated.

So free up more time for u to do some other personal things

Good Luck..

Ang Mo short Future this morning. News appeared in Edge.

KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 24): Futures players made huge gains early today by forcing down the key FBM KLCI by about 28 points or 1.7% to a low of 1595.85, senior dealers told theedgemalaysia.com
After 12 minutes of opening bell, the FBM KLCI plunged by about 28 points to 1595.85 points, with big-cap index linked stocks such as SIME DARBY BHD [] and CIMB Group Holding Bhd falling sharply. The index closed at 1623.70 last Friday.
However, the key FM KLCI index has since recouped losses due to buying interest. At noon break, the FBM KLCI ended at 1610.35 points, losing 13.35 points or 0.82% compared to last Friday’s close.
In early trade, the FBM KLCI futures fell to a low of 1,589 points before recovering some losses. At noon break, it ended at 1610 points, down by 7.5 points.
In response to this market talk, Ang Kok Heng, chief investment officer of Philip Capital Ltd, said: “Somebody short the futures and the FBM KLCI index followed suit. Because the volume was not high, KLCI rebounded when buyers returned.”
“This sharp plunge has got to do with foreign futures players, as local funds do not play the futures. Moreover, the futures market fell first before the physical market,” he told theedgemalaysia.com.
Dealers said the futures players gained by snapping up index futures when the KLCI was at its low of 1,595 points and selling at higher levels when the KLCI rebounded.
“By creating volatility and wide gap in the futures and physical markets, the futures players make profit,” one explained.
He noted that for Sime Darby, only 1,300 shares were transacted when it was sold down to RM9.62, or a loss of 17 sen per share, in early trade at 9.11 am. About the same time, CIMB Group Holdings Bhd lost 20 sen to RM7.33 per share.
“This shows that it cannot be normal investor behaviour,” he said.
Both shares have since recouped losses but are still trading at a loss.
Ang ruled out the sell-down early today as being linked to normal programme selling on physical market, which happen when foreign funds see valuation of stocks hit their target.
The key reason was that the future market fell first before the physical market. “In normal programme selling by funds in the physical market, there is no link with the futures market,” he said.
A bank-linked dealer said such activity is normally linked to big funds. He said: “Only big boys play the futures market and can control the market. Once in a while, you see them shorting the futures or doing hedging. The legitimate explanation for today’s sharp fall is linked to futures sell-down to make profit.”

He is predicting the upcoming Chart, Advance Player

Going back to my old school Sun Tzu

U think there would be a big fall in CI index before the up coming budget

Thanks Sifu

@Boon,

Dayang is buying Perdana, and T Haji is buying more Dayang.

Plantation stocks could pull down CI

Maybe later ending up like Kencana/Sapuracrest.

I do not have this stock, so not too keen to follow up with the news too

Thanks for the updates.

Cannot find thank button in the forum

I told u , heavy sellings by the hedge funds.

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Added on September 25, 2012, 8:28 amAng Mo may try to short Futures

U may buy on big dips

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Sep 25 2012, 08:28 AM

PM gives u a birthday present :-

Prime Minister tells Barisan MPs it will be a fiscally responsible Budget

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Added on September 25, 2012, 8:49 amS&P lowers GDP growth forecasts for most of Asia, except MalaysiaBusiness & Markets 2012Written by Ho Wah Foon of theedgemalaysia.com Tuesday, 25 September 2012 08:13
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KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 25): A slowdown in China, troubles in the Eurozone and a weak recovery in the U.S. have led Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services to revise its forecast, lowering economic growth rates for Asia Pacific.
In a statement released from Melbourne, the rating agency’s credit analyst Andrew Palmer said: “We have lowered our base case forecasts of 2012 real GDP growth by about half a percentage point for China to 7.5%; Japan to 2.0%; Korea to 2.5%; Singapore to 2.1%; and Taiwan to 1.9%.”
He has also revised his forecast down by one percentage point each for: Hong Kong, to 1.8%; and India, to 5.5%.
He added the forecasts for other Asian economies remain unchanged except for the Philippines, which went to 4.9% from 4.3% due to the strength of its domestic economy.
“Our lower forecast for China recognizes that its government had elected not to inject an economic stimulus of a size and speed necessary for an 8% growth rate,” Palmer noted.
China’s slowdown is seen having a flow-on effect to the export-oriented Asian economies of Japan, Korea and Taiwan, and the trading port cities of Hong Kong and Singapore.
The slowdown in China, Europe and U.S. have also resulted in lower commodity prices

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Sep 25 2012, 08:50 AM

Anyone buys Future ?

So yr birthday present

CI should be able to close Green today.

Happy Birthday to/for U

Nextnat buying rate 98% ..........

Goreng going to start soon ?