Still below 6% yearly basis.

Thanks neo

So Sep and Oct another BIG kaboom, so need to buy more right?

in fact, I plan to buy on Sept-Oct.............the moment to finish digest the QE3 cut factor

Indo Currency is dropping like Kaboom, 6% is not enough to stop the bleeding.

In May, annual inflation eased to 5.47 percent, just inside BI's target range of 3.5-5.5 percent this year. A central bank official has said that after fuel prices are increased, the inflation rate could temporarily be as high as 7.8 percent.

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Jun 13 2013, 03:54 PM

Not another big kaboom, is existing bad market sentiment may prolong till Sept.

Oct onward may recover (depend Ben's action), year end will be good

is this feng shui chart trend?

i see,

looks like feng shui chart this year really damn accurate....need to proof by year-end though.

Yes, it's been going on for almost 2 years. 2012 it depreciates about 12% against ringgit (i calculate based on ringgit due to share trading purpose), but if u were to put your rupiah in indoneisa stock market, i think your return should be at least 30% even in ringgit terms.

This post has been edited by newbie99: Jun 13 2013, 03:56 PM

sometime lower currency can boost the export area...........

It's the classic saying - sell in May and go away.

Time for interest rates to create big waves again in Asia

this mini kaboom is nice.
waiting for uncle unties kaboom on their way....

Yahoo.. my FD naik lagi...

Central bank cannot fight FF bond sellers...

aunty uncle are the curse one.................once they touch the market, something bad will happen soon

Anyway, i just injected some in today after liquidating my indonesia portfolio 3 weeks ago.

This post has been edited by newbie99: Jun 13 2013, 04:10 PM

But Indonesia is fond of unrest that is why oil subsidy cannot be easily withdrawn.........another kaboom coming

Considerable attention has focused on when the government will increase fuel prices to reduce the heavy burden on its budget from the subsidies, which are also blamed for a widening current account deficit.

Indonesia has repeatedly put off a decision on subsidies, whose reduction is expected to significantly raise the inflation rate.

The government is waiting for final approval by parliament of a financial package to alleviate the impact of costlier fuel before it pushes up prices at petrol stations.

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Jun 13 2013, 04:04 PM

likely will happen in bolehland too

Talking me???

market red red but my company share still green.............monopoly by boss, going to have good news

not every aunty uncle, you are the exemption