oh ya how well do fortune 500 recomandation? i do read fortune is that a good way to see?

The year was 1995, economic boom had brought prosperity for South East Asia's 5 tigers, Malaysia being one of them. With constant and growing foreign inflows, Malaysia could finally develop itself and crept closer to its dream of "Wawasan 2020". Free from political turmoil and boasting one of the cheapest labor in the region, it seemed wise for foreign investors to invest for a big profit with minimum risk.

In 1997, one currency speculator didn't think so. He alone had brought down the infamous BoE and now his sights were fixed on the South East Asia big 5. At first Thailand came crumbling down, devaluing its baht and soon the disease spreaded. Singapore wasn't spared either. The big 5 economies of South East Asia felled to one currency speculator, whose name is as poisonous as the name Judas.

Fast forward to 2008, the signs are similar, it look similar, smells familiar, and one might ask, "are we going to see a repeat of 1997?" Korean Central Bank lost its war against currency speculators; the won severely beaten up. Thai had to devalue, along with Vietnam. Inflation reigns high among all emerging nations while growth has stagnated. The central banks hands are tied, there's nothing they can do as they have to maintain price stability.

In the morning, Asian central banks furiously selling the dollar, but by the time London and New York market opens, the dollar further strengthens. Malaysia Central bank has lost billions overnight, trying to defend the ringgit. Therefore my friends, it's only time when Malaysia had no choice but to forgo intervention. IF that happens, capital flight is a certaintly; as if that hasn't happened already.

So my friends, why is KLCI heading down towards 900 points? Answer is very simple; because 1997 is repeating itself.

Checkmate Malaysia, checkmate.

One thing for sure is...that its no where near 1997...That's the WHOLE ASIA...Now its only Malaysia, at least you have neighbouring countries buying your products and services.......Back then....you have all your products and services rejected by neighbouring countries as they can't even hep themselves.

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Added on September 9, 2008, 9:40 amand its a political issue...for American Jew shit....Not economical issue

Hi guys

Do you think is worth to get AIG share right now? I m a noob on this but someone in my family planning to borrow money to invest in this share and i m bit concerned with it.

Thanks

Update:
FKLI Sept 08 Open 990
Currently last done: 985

Last change: -20

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Added on September 16, 2008, 8:48 am
Hey dreamer,

What if AIG goes to 1 buck and i want to gamble 1000 shares? 

With the current inflation rate, holding cash is actual losing 4%. Those holding cash by borrowing is the king now.

The bailout will pass, if not expect WACHOVIA, National City to collapse. And then expect worldwide bank runs.

Is the Congress that stupid?

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Added on September 27, 2008, 4:08 amAlright, Wachovia and Citigroup announcing a possible merger deal. Dow rallied in the last 1/2 hr of trading day. YUP, buy on rumor, sell on the news!

Watch Monday peeps, super rally coming. (fally to be exact)

Understood, but the market will crash if the government decides not to do anything. Paulson is just buying time...once the bailout is approved i will sell all my equities.

BLACK OCTOBER is coming...

See you Dow Jones 9000!

No, they won't foolproof accurate either. But discipline is very important in term of speculation purposes which those technical indicators are essential to help one on discipline wise, be it a wrong or right signal.

Btw, US senate approved the 700 billion bailout plan already. But equities market hardly take a cue from it, instead market sliding down after the news.
Now next ultimate question for equities market is, what next?
Bailout plan can be successful or not, how it be implemented? It really help the credit crisis?
There are many many doubt on this issue now.