Apple - Warren Buffet won't touch
Microsoft - Buffett also won't touch because he is a good friend of Bill Gates
Google - PE 23 is really high for a tech counter 

Nestle is defensive. Even if economy is bad people still eat Maggi and drink Milo...

what you think of Coastal bro??..still can up?? i thinking of entering 

Coca Cola is PE 20+
Kraft Foods is PE 20+
J&J is PE 20+
Unilever is PE 20+
Nestle SA is PE 18.8+
Danone is PR 20+
....

Why nestle malaysia so 'keng' one have to sell at PE 30+? 

Other companies not defensive meh, including Nestle's parents? 

malaysia market small ma. not much competitor, if milo double the price tomorrow, i think people will still buy but maybe lesser.

the same goes to the stock i think, its expensive but people still buy.

just my 2 cent though

Coca Cola is PE 20+
Kraft Foods is PE 20+
J&J is PE 20+
Unilever is PE 20+
Nestle SA is PE 18.8+
Danone is PE 20+
....

Why nestle malaysia so 'keng' one have to sell at PE 30+? 

Other companies not defensive meh, including Nestle's parents? 

Hint, hint... buy Nestle SA, higher dividend, lower PE, higher growth... than Nestle Malaysia (which is 70% owned by Nestle SA  )

malaysia market small ma. not much competitor, if milo double the price tomorrow, i think people will still buy but maybe lesser.

the same goes to the stock i think, its expensive but people still buy.

just my 2 cent though

Nestle got list in US market? I can't seems to find it.

Listed in SIX Swiss stock exchange. But you can buy the ADR from US market.

IF bursa re introduces short sellings in aggressive manner , then no more excuses 

Short selling?

Hope people won't be get burn then.

Short selling can be worst than long.

As in long position, the most you loss is how much you pay for the stock.
Aka if you buy Rm1.00, the most you loss is Rm1.00

If you short a stock at Rm1.00, then stock fly to Rm10, you lose Rm9. 

Anchovies try to short a stock to make money?
Shark can in return push up the stock price and trap all the anchovies.
Wasn't last time we have second board stock that traded at Rm100? even though fundamental doesn't suggest it worth at that price.
Can shark can hold on the price, and make those short seller life miserable, disregard the fundamental issue of the stock?  

Short selling may not something good for anchovies especially low liquidity stock that can be easily influenced by shark one.

Short selling?

Hope people won't be get burn then.

Short selling can be worst than long.

As in long position, the most you loss is how much you pay for the stock.
Aka if you buy Rm1.00, the most you loss is Rm1.00

If you short a stock at Rm1.00, then stock fly to Rm10, you lose Rm9. 

Anchovies try to short a stock to make money?
Shark can in return push up the stock price and trap all the anchovies.
Wasn't last time we have second board stock that traded at Rm100? even though fundamental doesn't suggest it worth at that price.
Can shark can hold on the price, and make those short seller life miserable, disregard the fundamental issue of the stock? 

Short selling may not something good for anchovies especially low liquidity stock that can be easily influenced by shark one.

How many time one can cut loss. Every cut will make it shorter and shorter.. In the end, there is nothing to cut anymore

nothing to cut ma cut kuku lo 

That's a good idea. Can i borrow urs to cut?

My one nothing left already to cut

haven't grown up. how to borrow? 

http://www.bursamalaysia.com/corporate/media-centre/media-releases/2101

BURSA MALAYSIA DERIVATIVES’ OPEN INTEREST HITS ALL TIME HIGH
26 Jul 2013

Surpassing 250,000 contracts for all products and 200,000 contracts for FCPO

Bursa Malaysia  ended the day with two new historical record highs. Open Interest (OI) for all products hit a new high of 251,994 contracts at the end of day on Thursday 25th July, whilst FCPO saw 201,209 contracts remained open at the end of the same day.

Bursa Malaysia Derivatives’ Chief Executive Officer, Mr Chong Kim Seng said, "The growing Open interest is a reflection of BMD’s growing strength. This positive development is indicative of an elevated confidence in our derivatives market as well as interest in hedging the cash exposure using futures instruments by institutions."

The OI for all products and FCPO contracts on BMD have been consistently rising over the past four years. All contracts saw a record high OI of 148,652 contracts in 2010, 187,580 in 2011, 214,065 in 2012 and now an increase of 18% to 251,994 in just seven months of 2013. Meanwhile, OI on FCPO registered a historical high of 91,035 contracts in 2010, 143,338 contracts in 2011, 173,649 contracts in 2012 and now a 16% increase to 201,209 OI in July 2013.

About Open Interest

Open interest reflects hedgers' collective position in the Futures Exchange, taken against their other exposures and positions in the physical markets and is critical to the success of a futures contract. The true economic value of a Futures Exchange lies with its use as a price risk hedging facility, which is reflected in the open interest of the Exchange, and in turn reflecting hedgers' confidence in such a facility. The higher the Open interest, the higher the hedgers' confidence in the facility.

Wei, I found a good stock. Wanna hoot with me anot?
9318.. I think manyak ok. Still fresh like oyster from the sea.

I let you buka and taste first.. want?

you mean hit and run ar? how far?