happy viper

market weakening?? Dow futures is weakening now..

dunno wat stock to buy in today .. seem boring

now is not the time to think about this question, until ci reach below 820 (this week or next week).

Adam hoh!

resorts seems ok? anyone bought it?

thats wat adam sifu predict hehe
believe on him

Do anyone of you here plays or even got stucked with a PN17 counter??

KNM and KINSTEL might go to PN17 soon

wats a pn17 counter??

KNM and Kinsteel? For what? I dont see them as a potential PN17... U have the reasons?

This post has been edited by verbatim: Nov 24 2008, 11:03 AM

state your reason WHY you said so.

You must be joking.

EPF still actively buying these 2 stocks.




This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Nov 24 2008, 11:03 AM

Bro.... chill... just joking only... market so boring...

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Added on November 24, 2008, 11:03 ambut I failed in my joke. Got 2 people actually think I'm serious

This post has been edited by gogo2: Nov 24 2008, 11:03 AM

for Zelan share holder, i think Mr. Chang is just wake up from his bed.





















JOKING mah.

This post has been edited by sampoo: Nov 24 2008, 11:07 AM

You should be banned for 3 days under the ISA.

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Nov 24 2008, 11:06 AM

I was just taking a 'survey' if anyone here into a PN17 counter, i mean stucked la..

Stock news from Dow Jones. Sorry didn't post this up earlier.

0044 GMT [Dow Jones] Zelan (2283.KU) may rise to 90 sen, tips dealer; this following financial weekly The Edge report conglomerate and 39.3% stakeholder MMC Corp (2194.KU) may take Zelan (2283.KU) private or inject its 99.9% owned construction unit MMC Engineering into Zelan in bid to strengthen its grip on the company. Citing unnamed sources, weekly adds moves are being considered after company announced last week Zelan's Chief Executive and founding member Albert Chang's employment contract will not be renewed. Chang holds 14.7% stake. "It looks like there may be a change in leadership and possibly direction in the company following the decision not to renew Chang's contract," says dealer. (VGB)

Target 0.90 sen.

Cheers,
v_viper88

HONG KONG, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Asian share markets fell around 1 percent on Monday, with bank stocks leading the drop, and so-called safe-haven assets like the yen gained as investors cautiously eyed potential U.S. measures to prop up Citigroup.

Reports that U.S. New York Federal Reserve President Timothy Geithner will be nominated as the new U.S. Treasury Secretary boosted Wall Street on Friday, but had less impact in Asia, which had already ended last week higher as investors thought recent falls to five-year lows were excessive.

Oil edged up as Geithner's appointment eased some uncertainty about the transition in U.S. economic policy, while expectations OPEC might cut output again as early as this week also helped.

Doubts about Citigroup's ability to survive remained a major factor for global markets, as the U.S. lender struggles with mounting losses from credit cards, mortgages and toxic debt.

"I don't think the news is going to change the overall environment. We are still very much in risk aversion mode," said Sharada Selvanathan, a currency strategist at BNP Paribas in Hong Kong, referring to a potential U.S. government deal with Citi.

The MSCI index of Asia-Pacific stocks excluding Japan .MIAPJ0000PUS was down 1.7 percent at 0230 GMT. Japanese markets were closed for a public holiday.

Asian shares have dropped 61 percent so far this year, with the bulk of these losses accumulated after the collapse of Lehman Brothers (LEHMQ.PK: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) in mid-September.

Banks in the region were among the hardest hit on Monday, including Hong Kong-listed shares of HSBC (0005.HK: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz), South Korea's KB Financial Group (105560.KS: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) and Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA.AX: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz).

Citigroup (C.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) is looking at putting risky assets in a government-supported "bad bank" -- a step to reassure investors that the rest of its assets were safe, according to reports on Sunday. CNBC reported that the government's priority was to give Citigroup a $10-$20 billion equity infusion, but this would not preclude other actions to help the bank. [ID:nN23478485]

Shares in South Korea .KS11 slumped more than 2 percent. Shares in Hong Kong .HSI, Australia , Shanghai .SSEC, Taiwan .TWII and Singapore .FTSTI fell 1-2 percent. Continued...

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Nov 24 2008, 11:12 AM

soli wat is PN17 conter can explain

Troubled, going down the drain, business wise very unsound are terms used to described PN17. If you look at Bursa share price monitors, it will be highlighted in red.