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FBM KLCI gained 5.92 points or 0.3% to finish at 1,733.88, on optimism after Fitch Ratings upgraded Malaysia's debt outlook. Fund managers said Malaysian shares had also tracked Asian equity gains.

Etiqa Insurance and Takaful Bhd's head of research Chris Eng said, "the increase in KLCI points today was in line with other Asian markets, and was also a follow-on effect from yesterday’s positive newsflow, following a non-downgrade for Malaysia’s credit rating by Fitch."

“The non downgrade by Fitch was a welcome relief for investors, as evidenced by the performance of the stock market today, and some of the positive sentiment is still in effect, considering the performance of the market today,” Eng said

0128 looks good and sounds good to me ..

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2H15 outlook remains rough for Malaysia
http://www.theedgemarkets.com/my/article/2...ia?type=Markets

Anyone holding connect?

Sold already, looks like a pump & dump counter?

The FBM KLCI gained 0.36 point to finish at 1,734.24, as investors bargain hunted for beaten-down shares. Bursa Malaysia saw 1.46 billion shares, valued at RM1.39 billion traded. There were 459 decliners and 295 gainers. This came amid significant losses in China shares and concerns over Greece's debt crisis.

Analysts said the KLCI had tracked Asian share losses, amid weak sentiment on the ringgit. Jupiter Securities chief market strategist Benny Lee said the "unexciting movement in the KLCI today can be correlated to the weak ringgit."

“Another factor is the weak markets regionally. The Shanghai market for instance, fell by 6% today, therefore the KLCI’s flattish trade today was in line with the downward sentiment regionally,” Lee said

Affin Hwang Investment Bank's retail research head Datuk Dr Nazri Khan said investors were mindful of Greece's debt crisis and the timing of US interest hikes.

Higher US interest rates will generate demand for US dollar-denominated assets, hence, a stronger US dollar.

“We expect the FBMKLCI index to stage a downside consolidation on Greece volatility, stronger dollar, flat ringgit, a respite in commodity price and a possible hike in Federal Reserve rates. Volatility is expected to remain high due to bond yield movement and Greece Grexit uncertainty, following the referendum over the weekend," Nazri said.

Jaks will b suspended on 6/7 for material announcement

something is cooking

Went up from 0.71 on last Fri to 0.855 today

hehehe

JAKS to jointly develop 1,200MW power plant in Vietnam?

Oh.. my friend ask me buy and dump

What's the tp for 0128?

Brace for early sell off with Greece referendum result of No.

CI tank 26 points

I think Nifty will get the hardest hit because the investors/traders were optimistic about the referendum outcome.

VCAP Asset Managers launches fund to invest in blue chips

http://www.theedgemarkets.com/my/article/v...ps?type=Markets

KLCI falls 17.19pts on Greece debt crisis, Malaysian political woes

JF Apex Securities research head Lee Chung Cheng said investors were concerned about the possibility of Greece leaving the euro region and the timing of US interest rate hikes.

“We expect the KLCI to be trading sideways with negative bias in the near term, due to worries on 'Grexit', US rate hike (expected in Sept), local politicking and corruption allegations surrounding 1MDB,” Lee said.

Overall, Bursa Malaysia saw 1.54 billion shares, valued at RM1.409 billion, traded. There were 158 gainers and 646 decliners.

No action require as shares will b credited into yo CDS once u r an ntitle shareholders