FBM KLCI ended the short trading week 10.04 points or 0.56% higher to 1,813.25 today, as investors start taking position before the coming holiday period.

The benchmark index reached an intraday high of 1,814.3 points and a low of 1,806.1 points before settling at 1,813.25. Bursa Malaysia witnessed some 1.92 billion shares traded, with the total value of RM2.15 billion.

Gainers outnumbered decliners by 512 to 291, still indicating a bullish sentiment among investors. There were 341 unchanged counters.

"There was no catalyst to give the market a push and investors are starting to take their positions before the Chinese New Year holidays,”

“Retail investors are likely to stay on the sidelines (in the meantime) and short term traders will be looking to close their books before the holidays. Any movement in the market will likely come from institutional investors,”

Foreign funds net buyers on Bursa in week ended Feb 6
http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...eb-6/?style=biz

anyone there

where eveyone gone to? went to Istana Kehakiman

went to Sg Buloh or Kajang ah?

lol last time also same place

International Data Corp (IDC) Malaysia said banks with traditional payment business models will lose about 8% to 15% in revenue from 2015 to 2020, driven by a shift in the banking and payment services environment.

The FBM KLCI has extended its losses at midday on Thursday as Tenaga continued to drag the index nearly 13 points down, coupled with concerns on Greece and the uncertain oil price.

At 12.30pm, the KLCI fell 12.77 points to 1,786.18. Turnover was 910.7 million shares valued at RM1.27bil. There were 249 gainers, 381 decliners and 295 counters unchanged.

JF Apex Research said in a note that the index's rebound rally since December came to a halt after failing to break the resistance of 1830 points.

"We expect the index to continue hover around 1,800 points with a negative bias due to concern on Greece and oil price," it added.

Malaysia’s national oil company Petroliam Nasional Bhd is paying for troubles at a state investment fund (1MDB)
http://www.theedgemarkets.com/my/article/1...al?type=Markets

add more shares to avg down

Tenaga is good for long-term. have dividend policy someore

FBMKLCI gained 7.94 points or 0.44% settling at 1,808.89 points at market close.

Across the board, the exchange saw some 2.06 billion shares worth RM2.12 billion changed hands. Gainers beat decliners at 452 versus 352, while 321 counters were unchanged.

The index’s rise was supported by gains in select index-linked counters, amid better sentiment after the government announced the gross domestic product (GDP) growth forecast for 2015 and the GDP growth for 2014.

Oil rose to $62 a barrel on Tuesday, close to its 2015 high, supported by threats to Middle East supplies and expectations lower prices may prompt a slowdown in U.S. output

Moody's: Most Asian O&G companies well-positioned to face low crude oil prices
http://www.theedgemarkets.com/my/article/m...es?type=Markets

FBM KLCI continued its uptrend and closed 9.29 points or 0.51% higher at 1,818.68 points today, thanks to more stable crude oil prices and the flow of positive vibes from the Eurozone as Greece’s debt extension brought the continent’s shares to a seven-year high.

KLCI was on an ascending pattern throughout the day and was consistently in the green territory, ranging from 1,812.99 points to 1,818.85 points.

The wider market saw 2.18 billion shares, collectively valued at RM2.12 billion, traded today, with 432 gainers and 409 decliners.

The stablisation of crude oil prices in the range of mid-US$50 to US$60 also helped to restore investors’ confidence.

what u expect.. lower profit & weaker ringgit.. not forgetting high % Old Palm Tree compare with others plantation companies

really appreciate your analysis

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