If u read jesse livermore journal...all this small havoc is a prelude to a bigger sign of catastrophe to come...

wonder who is the insurer of those plane

This post has been edited by ham_revilo: Dec 28 2014, 11:21 PM

Actually given all of the bad stuff that happened to Malaysia this year, you would expect the stock market to fall a lot more than it actually did.

I hope he is wrong!

GREEEN LIGHTTTTT!!!!

JobST. Hmm

too bad it keep fly after ex date...

any1 eyeing on amprop? macam many related party acquired lately.

jobstreet the revenue drop so much. can goreng ?

This post has been edited by kurtkob78: Dec 29 2014, 01:09 PM

MH 370 + MH 17 + QZ 8501 = 8888

Huiyoo

Buy 4D?

Bursa will question the involve company.

Normally everything back to normal after temporary trading suspension

I don't think is goreng, after ex date I think most people reinvest. Since NAB stands at 0.360. As of now hitting 0.540

buy 24 spin

Jobstreet rallies for third day
http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...-day/?style=biz

The FBM KLCI inched 3.97 points or 0.23% higher today to close at 1768.41 points as oil prices remain sluggish and the ringgit remains at weak levels with 1.25 billion shares valued at RM1.33 billion traded.

There were 343 gainers against 376 decliners, while 286 counters remained unchanged.

A dealer with a local bank told that the market is seen as trading sideways, neither experiencing a significant uptrend or downtrend as oil prices remain sluggish and the ringgit remains at weak levels.

He added that the holiday period is also another factor as to why there was no leading indicator to move the market.

TA Securities technical analyst Steven Soo said the stockbroking firm is maintaining its year-end target for the KLCI at 1810 points, but added that they believe the market may face resistance at 1,778 points or 1,806 points.

Crude oil hits new low USD53. (Fr RHB invest)

http://www.bloomberg.com/energy/

live data

Bone gor geh tmc swee oh...