You can buy it cheaper by the end of the month. Maybe below 2.90

wats the reason for today's double digit fall?

any pointers abt the market direction tmr?

hi, does anyone into trading warrants? as far as i'm following this thread, i've never seen any sifus here trading warrants.... wondering y...

Don't know market will be affected by this:-

Raja Petra 'arrested under ISA'
Sep 12, 08 1:27pm
BREAKING NEWS! Controversial blogger Raja Petra Kamaruddin has been detained under the Internal Security Act at 1.10pm today, says his wife. 
http://www.malaysiakini.com/

Luckily i din touch any plantation stock yet 

Early Year

    * 1937 - Re-registered as the Malayan Stockbrokers' Association but public shares were not traded
    * 1960 - The public trading of shares commenced on the MSE
    * 1961 - The board system was introduced
    * 1964 - MSE was officially formed name Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore (SEMS)
    * 1973 - The SEMS was separated into KLSEB and SES
    * 1986 - KLCI was introduced
    * 1993 - KLCI surpasses 1275.32
    * 1994 - The Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange Bhd (KLSEB) re-named Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange
    * 1995 - the number of component companies was increased to 100
    * 1997 - Due to the Asian Financial Crisis KLCI Slumped more than 500 points within 6 month
    * 1998 - KLCI slumped to the lowest ever at 261.330 in August
    * 1998 - KLCI worst performance volume at 15,907,400 - Average over days in Month
    * 2000 - KLCI tops back to 974.380

10 Mar 2008
MARKET INTEGRITY INTACT, CIRCUIT BREAKER WORKING AS DESIGNED

Trading on Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad and on FKLI, OKLI and SSF derivatives products on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Berhad was halted today at 2:58pm. Trading will resume for both markets at 3:58pm. The Securities Commission and Bursa Malaysia would like to assure the public that market integrity remains intact, in spite of the activation of a market-wide circuit breaker today.

The trading halt is a temporary measure designed to maintain market stability and provide an opportunity for market participants to assess new information before making investment decisions.

The circuit breaker, which was implemented by Bursa Malaysia in March 2002, was designed to trigger automatically when the Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) records a 10% decline from the previous day’s closing level. It was activated today because the index had fallen 130.01 points, or 10% from the previous close of 1,296.33 points.

The activation of the circuit breaker has not impeded the resilience of the market. Clearing and settlement, and depository operations continue to work as normal, and all trades and due for delivery and payment today will be honoured.