$3.60 should be the price in October.

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Added on September 16, 2009, 10:32 pm

But I do think that if US treasury is going to sell all C shares with 6 to 8 months, there will be a sharp decline in share price. Not that many people can buy all the shares. Moreover, that means in 6-8 months, C shares will continue to drop as there are extra high supply. You know how much share US treasury is holding? about 30+%.
kindly advise.

Congrats man, I even cannot buy 50 for now.

URGENT NOTE TO POTENTIAL MBTRADING CLIENT - you cannot short if a counter if your account is CASH, choose MARGIN.

7.75% interest rate (PA)

Day Trade : 1:4 leverage
Overnight : 1: 2

Only found out yesterday, while trying to SHORT FAZ.

Hi, Any one can confirm on regarding the investment tax. I understand capital gain will incurs US 30% tax. Is it true? But as what I read from previous post, US tax is only for DIVIDED.

How about malaysia tax for capital / DIV gain.

Don't Believe Retail Sales—The Consumer Isn't Back

An upbeat retail sales report for August may have buoyed up some hopes for renewed consumer spending, but those on the frontlines — consumer products and retail executives — interviewed by CNBC on Wednesday weren't quite as upbeat.

"I would say that one month does not make a trend and that we have to be very careful about reaching conclusions that the consumer is back because of August data," said Home Depot Chief Financial Officer Carol Tome.

Tome said she thinks there's a lot of noise in the August numbers, which reflect back-to-school spending driven by deep discounts at some retailers, as well as the government's popular "Cash for Clunkers" auto program.

Not only has Home Depot's [HD  27.9775    -0.0825  (-0.29%)  ] business been hurt by the recession, but the slowdown in the housing sector has dampened sales considerably.

    * Retail Sales Are Recovering, but Hardly on a Roll

Still, Tome said, "Our business is less bad than it's been." (To hear more from Tome, click here to watch this portion of the interview.)

In a separate interview, H.J. Heinz [HNZ  39.91    -0.04  (-0.1%)  ] Chairman and CEO William Johnson said, "Consumers have changed their purchase habits. We've seen significant migration from consumers to other channels, to private label, to more value, but we are also seeing more in-home consumption."

However, Johnson said the shift to private label, which are brands sold under a store's brand, is "moderating."

This trend has put significant pressure on the sales of brand name products in recent months, and reinforces why companies need to continue to invest in product development.

    * Home Depot 'Eco Options' Label Aimed at 'Green' Buyers

Martha Stewart, who was also interviewed Wednesday, suggested the consumer would come back eventually.

"Yes, the consumer is going to come back," Stewart said. "It takes a while because they’ve learned what they can live without, right, and now they are going to start coming back. People like to buy things. People like to find new things. It’s our job to find the things they will respond to."

Martha Stewart Omnimedia [MSO  8.69    0.30  (+3.58%)  ] and Home Depot are hoping that what consumers want will be a new line of home-improvement products.

These items, which will include everything from closet organization systems to patio furniture, will go on sales at Home Depot stores in the U.S. in January, and will broaden Stewart's brand beyond her existing deals with Macy's [M  18.00    0.48  (+2.74%)  ] and Sears Holdings' [SHLD  67.3255    1.1455  (+1.73%)  ] Kmart stores.

    * Interview: Anheuser-Busch InBev CEO Carlos Brito on the Return to the NYSE

Stewart's deal with Kmart is set to expire in January. During her appearance Stewart was very critical of the way the discount retailer managed the Stewart brand.

"In the last couple of years, the new ownership has let our line deteriorate," she said.

C is climbing up fast n furious. My fund is still on the way there.

For those who wanted to get C at $4 or lower, I think you all need to wait..

mH3nG, frankly I have no idea about OPTIONS and I don't want to trade OPTIONS. Sorry. I'm old skul.

When the bulletin will out?

Hong Leong Cross Border Trading is expensive.

BUY/Sell Charges

$20/ trade Brokerage
Stamp Duty 0.10% USD
Other Charges - very minimal few cents USD
Bank Charges RM10 or USD2.9
Total Charges for example to buy :
200 C @ 4.70:

4.70x200 =940
+20
+0.94
+0.01
+2,90

Total Charges $23.85 or say about $25. both side say $50.

So, not for day trade..

You need C to close above $4.95 just for break even

quite true. amazing rate from CIMB, not sure about other foreign banks.

LONG ETFC @ 1.80 (Limit) x 1,000share

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Added on September 24, 2009, 10:07 pmLONG 150 URE @ 6.00 TP 7.00
LONG 500 ETFC @ 1.79 TP 2.00

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Added on September 24, 2009, 10:07 pmLONG 500 ETFC @ 1.75 (add on)

if you try sogotrade, you will not able to find someone to chat with you online..
well.. everything comes with a price.

I should apply for mbtrading in future..