today i manage to sell NOTION V TECH @0.43 and made a profit!!! hahaha

Ah hah, 2 of my counters are dropping I see
Looks like good news now.

may i know what is window dressing?

Window dressing is when funds push up the prices of counters to buff up their earnings. Happens mostly at the end of financial year.

Fund manager buying extra "stuff" to make their "window" nicer looking at end of a Q.

everything is red this morning.... Will it turn around this afternoon??

Can anyone help me to complete this list of all IPP (independant power producers) in Malaysia?

To my knowledge, I only know of the following:
1. YTLPower
2. Malakoff
3. Genting
4. Tanjong.

I am trying to see if all their share price is going downtrend since the fuel hike and the talk of potential IPP renegotiation.

Please help. Thank you.

I think Sime Darby also has a Power division.

OK, so now I have:
1. YTLPower
2. Genting
3. Tanjong
4. Malakoff (can someone please tell me the listing parent company cos I can't find Malakoff anymore and if my memory serves me right I know Tan Sri Mokhtar has privatised it)
5. Sime Darby

Why look for a turnaround in the market at such times?
Even if market turns around now, you might not see profit in your counter.
It is something like "can see but no touch"
I would prefer market to go down down and down until i have settled my buying, then wait until my investment is realised.

sime is operating PD power, gas fired plant. (peaking plant)

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Added on June 27, 2008, 11:28 amQuery : what the yellow blinking lights mean? someone cancel?

This post has been edited by ante5k: Jun 27 2008, 11:28 AM

MMC Corp owns 51% of Malakoff. And Malakoff's contribution is significant in MMC's profits. Might be relevant to you.

bought TANJONG @ RM14

another 52-weeks low counter spotted.

May I know what is the significance of TANJONG?
Interested to see some opinion

TANJONG
Unwarranted valuation; BUY. We see its current weakness in share price, amid the recent political “noise” and unclear windfall tax on IPPs, deems to be unwarranted. It trades at undemanding 8.8x CY09 PER, thus we believe the selling is overdone. We maintain our BUY rating on Tanjong at price target of RM22.60/RNAV share.

so the source is quoted from iCapital

what do you think, Jordy?

There's no way market will continue to keep diving without technically correcting itself. And finding the bottom is key especially in this bear market situation.

Even if you do pick up blue chip shares for a good price, you won't see a big, and fast return in a bear market.


And yes Zirconci, market will go back up but will close red.

This post has been edited by AdamG1981: Jun 27 2008, 12:53 PM

Well, what about its earnings prospect? What about its growth plans?
The analysis is based on 12 months view, but what about 60 months target, or even 120 months targets?
That is the problem with following "expert" opinions, as you do not really get to understand the business you invests in.
I am not saying their opinions are not better than mine, but I still feel those "analysts" are more or less biased.
Haha, I know I am being sarcastic here But it all boils down to their long term prospects.

Technical corrections are short term.
I agree though that there might not be a big and fast return in such situation.
So, more of a reason for us to have a long term view.

This post has been edited by Jordy: Jun 27 2008, 02:35 PM

how long is long? 1 year, 2 years, 3 years... 10 years...