anyway, i have apple stocks but not ibm so far. i still think ibm is overpriced at current valuation for its not so pretty earnings in mid term, until it shows us earnings recovery. 

may i know what's the catalyst on heathcare? thanks. 

thanks.

cannot, because tak sell. later drop back down gotta vomit out the dinner. 

thanks.

cannot, because tak sell. later drop back down gotta vomit out the dinner. 

US factory activity edges up in February: Markit
(Channel News Asia) The US manufacturing sector expanded in February at its fastest rate since November,
after notching its lowest reading in a year in the prior month, an industry report showed. Financial data firm
Markit said its preliminary or "flash" U.S. Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index rose to 54.3 in February,
up from the January's final reading of 53.9. Factory output growth ticked higher for a second successive month
in February, suggesting the goods-producing sector is on course to make a robust contribution to the economy
in the first quarter. However, the rate of growth remains well down on last year's peaks, and a slowing of new
orders growth to the weakest for just over a year looks to have caused employers to take a more cautious
approach to hiring. Worries over Russia and the eurozone also continue to dampen risk appetite.

the fruit, i think correction should be around the corner for now.....only time will tell.

for me, if high just sell some, if low just buy some. 

Yellen not finished yet?

Yellen is set to continue her testimony on Wednesday in front of the House Financial Services Committee

Leonard Nimoy, Spock in 'Star Trek' Series, Dies at 83

(Bloomberg) -- Global equities from Europe to Asia rallied in February to multiyear highs, while the best month since 2012 for the Nasdaq Composite Index left the technology barometer within striking distance of its dot-com era record.
The Nasdaq Composite surged 7.1 percent, climbing within 60 points of its March 2000 high, as Apple Inc. rose 9.6 percent. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index increased 5.5 percent, rebounding from its worst month in a year with the biggest gain since October 2011. The MSCI All-Country World Index added 5.4 percent after rising to an intraday high on Feb. 26. The Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index fell 36 percent for its biggest monthly drop on record.
“What we’re seeing is better signs of economic growth, strong earnings outside the energy and materials sectors,” Michael Strauss, chief investment strategist and chief economist at Commonfund Group in Wilton, Connecticut, said in a phone interview. The firm oversees about $25 billion. “That’s a support point for Nasdaq, given its lower exposure to energy.”
The Nasdaq is flirting with 5,000 after advancing for 10 straight days through Feb. 24, and is now 1.7 percent from its bubble peak. At its current pace, the index is poised to rise for nine straight quarters, a feat it’s never accomplished.
It has taken two bull markets and more than 4,500 days for the technology index to get close to making up all the ground lost in the dot-com collapse. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average reached all-time highs in October 2007 and again in March 2013.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/201...adds-66-billion

XLE is looking interesting again with this pull back to 77/78.. hopefully, it can go below 75 area for another round for dip buying. 

Bull bull..  Still can continue charging?!!

overall PE is not so high though, just a little overpriced, not yet bubble i guess. 

such an awesome volatility for daytrading
  Happy Chap Goh Meh

Wow.. I haven't check exchange rate for a while.. how come ringgit getting weaker and weaker every month? 
I thought this is Oil related but then Oil price seems to have bottom and rising back above $60 now. 

last year, everyone kept saying rate hike. now, rate cut. what a ride, always unpredictable. 

IMO, Msia real inflation is considered high relative to income and the rising household debt is big issue now because too many people borrowing too much speculate on real estate property and other gimmicks.

I think BNM should continue raise its OPR to another 25 basis point to 3.50 to curb these easy money. 

after joining Dow, it will no longer in Nasdag? Is one company can only listed in 1 index?