Public bank la of course. waiting for it to go down sommore

wheere got so soon?

btw u holding it as ur own account or Nominee a/c?

when i received my dividend (cheque) from IGB, it was like 1 1/2 months later from the Ex date...

dont ask me why i totally forgot about the dividend until the cheque came in.

Sang Kancil: Commerzzzzz

You can PM admin seeking for help.

where can i get past ten yrs chart eg maybank

I am I still dreaming...KLCI is heading south

Yahoo can get simple chart from 2003 onwards.

http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=1155.KL...155.KL;range=my

Agree with u junior..commerz is better off..commerz is catching up with Maybank

What are the chances of it going down further?

thanks cherroy
how about if i want to know all the historical prices & charts

bought 10lot AXREIT @ 1.28 today

No, 11/Mar is the payment date already & my account is a direct account... normally i'll receive the cheque the day after the payment date ... well, it's only 1 day late though... may be i'm being too over acting here i'll sure curse the registra again if i find my postbox empty again today

hmm that shouldnt be the case for a direct account, mine was a nom a/c though... so normally the dividend cheques r sent to HLG and they forward it to me ..)

All,

Could someone please tell me what is the foreign borrowing level of our banks?? With interest rate and RM going down, I assume that will put pressure on banks' profit.

Thanks in advance.

Dreamer

This post has been edited by dreamer101: Mar 13 2009, 07:18 PM

i dont think anyone knows it. This is about bank operations.
It is not foreign shareholdings.

What is this counter ? Good ?

It normally doesn't come with free site or free service provider, normally is widely available in the paid service.

Having said so, some may still got, hope fellow forumers that spotted those freesite can share with us then.

Cheers.

anyone plan to buy PBB... seems like it is recovering... wanna buy on next monday...

u can download a free version of ChartNexus which comes with 3 year historical chart. Pay another one time RM80 to get a 10 years historical chart.

Until now we don't see massive foreign exhange loss/gain from their account from local banks, I reckon it is minimal as they don't need to go overseas to get funding, as locally liquidity is ample with more than Rm250 billion in the banking system, which surge in line with build up of foreign currency reserves of BNM which around USD 86 billions which is significant better off than what happened during 1997.

I don't have the data, so I might be wrong but common sense with ample liquidity in local financial market, there is no reason why bank in Malaysia need to go to oversea to borrow lot of money. If they did, it is not a wise move at all.

Edit:
Banking is a bit different than normal business, whatever deposit they are taking in, it is their liability. So as long as they can get enough deposit from customer or local people they don't need to borrow. (in fact previously, banks have too much money until they are reluctantly to take in more, that's why some banks previously classifed out Tier 1 and Tier 2 customers which they give different interest rate back then, now not anymore) (
At the mean time, taking in deposit is a form of borrowing already in the first place).

This post has been edited by cherroy: Mar 13 2009, 09:58 PM