Thailand’s SET Index fell 1.86% or 12.53% points to 662.69 after the government imposed a
state of emergency in Bangkok.

KUALA LUMPUR: The opening of the derivatives market on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives is delayed due to a technical problem detected this morning.

"The exchange is looking into the problem urgently and will advise the market of the new opening time," Bursa Malaysia said in a statement issued at 9.08am this morning.

The equity trading system on Bursa Malaysia Securities and the Electronic Trading Platform for the bond market have not been affected by the technical problem and have opened as normal, it said.

Updates will be posted on its website: www.bursamalaysia.com.


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welcome

This post has been edited by feralee: Sep 8 2008, 10:46 AM

wanna buy more?

but FKLI still on till 545

This post has been edited by feralee: Sep 11 2008, 05:11 PM

oopps
sorry
515

SINGAPORE: Hundreds of anxious investors thronged the Singapore office of a unit of American International Group (AIG) to redeem their policies yesterday, on fears the US insurance giant could be the next financial firm to tumble.

American International Assurance, a wholly-owned subsidiary of AIG, pinned up an article from a local paper headlined “AIA policyholders get assurance” at its entrance, but that did not deter wary investors who are facing a deluge of bad news after Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday.

“There’s so much financial turmoil. Anyway, the yield’s not that attractive,” said stock trader Tan Peng Hock, a policyholder in the queue, who said he did not mind surrendering a policy worth about US$42,000 despite possible losses.

“I prefer to hold cash for the time being. It’s better to be safe than sorry,” said Tan.

AIG, once the world’s top insurer by market value, has scrambled to raise cash and has been thrown a US$20bil lifeline by New York state, but came under renewed pressure yesterday as ratings agencies downgraded its debt.

Security guards were ushering customers to the upper floors as crowds built up outside after lunch at AIA’s office.

Singapore’s central bank assured investors yesterday that “AIA currently has sufficient assets in its insurance funds to meet liabilities to policy holders”.

“Policyholders should, therefore, not act hastily to terminate their insurance policies with AIA as they may suffer losses from the premature termination and lose the insurance protection they may need,” the statement by the Monetary Authority of Singapore added.

But some investors in Singapore remained unconvinced.

The region’s central banks flooded money markets with cash yesterday, dishing out US$27bil, as they tried to prevent upheaval on Wall Street from freezing the financial system. – Reuters

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Umno supreme council meeting at 3pm today

i bought IOI this morning
wrong key in

i wanted to key in RM4
but key in RM5

bought at 4.54

yes it will match which is high at tat time

he sould
if nothing happen

confirmed?

KLCI
drop about 30 point already

i dont think so

if u got access to KLCI, u click on it
start trading at 0845

not enough
200++

yesterday down 700++

unless rally to 800++

i bought higher than u

further to drop

they also will have capital repayment after the meeting coming 15 oct

today got new listed IPO oo

sunzen