any sifu here can give some comment.

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Added on April 6, 2009, 10:19 pmthe transacted of the shares have been trade in open market or not?

This post has been edited by ABC2020: Apr 6 2009, 10:19 PM

[quote=mememe12,Apr 7 2009, 12:02 AM]
yea.. recently sold genting.. but not yet receive statement.. few weeks ago..bought mulpha.. very sure is RM12.. u better ask ur remisier..

thank, about the imformation. actually most my trading is more than RM 28. the last contract date is 23/03/2009 which still charge me RM 28 with trading amount Rm 3200.

tomorrow really need to call.....


dow drop 120. oil also drop

how much u can get every month? how is the trading platform and got any connection problem?

anyone know since when osk revise back the minimum brokerage from RM 28 back to RM 12?

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Added on April 6, 2009, 11:55 pmRM 30 also very much loh... M2U not my cup of tea. I heard Hon leong trading also has the same problem.

This post has been edited by ABC2020: Apr 6 2009, 11:55 PM

me too.... if she dare lie to me... i also will sack her kuat kuat.... feel so mad now.

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Added on April 7, 2009, 12:06 am Enjoy 30% discount brokerage with 2ET a/c

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Added on April 7, 2009, 12:10 amhttp://money.cnn.com/2009/04/06/news/economy/loan_losses/index.htm?postversion=2009040611

Bank woes nowhere near over - analyst
Loan losses will exceed Great Depression levels, says Mike Mayo of Calyon Securities.

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The amount in loans that banks will need to write off will exceed levels seen during the Great Depression, according to a bank analyst's report Monday.

The report helped send bank stocks and the overall market lower in early trading.

Mike Mayo of Calyon Securities gave the banking industry an "underweight" rating, citing "the ongoing consequences" of banks' increased risk-taking.

"The seven deadly sins of banking include greedy loan growth, gluttony of real estate, lust for high yields, sloth-like risk management, pride of low capital, envy of exotic fees, and anger of regulators," Mayo said in the report.

Suffering U.S. banks face a three-fold problem: higher structural risk, cyclical pressures, and "catch-22 government actions," Mayo said.

Structural risk comes from issues with assets other than mortgages - which have already punished banks' balance sheets - that are likely to accelerate and create a "rolling recession," in which asset classes fall one after another, Mayo said.

The cyclical pressures of mortgages and an acceleration in cards, consumer credit, construction, commercial real estate and industrial will cause the loan losses-to-loans ratio to increase to 3.5% by the end of 2010 from the current 2%.

Finally, government faces a difficult task in attempting to boost the financial sector, Mayo said.

"The government can go easy on the banks but, if so, (that) would leave many of the toxic assets on balance sheets," he said. But, he noted, overly tough actions will make banks scramble for capital.

"New government actions might not help as much as expected, especially given that loans have been marked down to only 98 cents on the dollar, on average," he said.


This post has been edited by ABC2020: Apr 7 2009, 12:10 AM

really stupid... my remisier said Rm 12 only offer to very active trader. She thought i already get it. so mad mad!!!!!!


Wah! what happen tO MAYBANK????

DARE TO SHOP????

AXIATA WILL BE THE NEXT TO TUMBLE....

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Added on April 7, 2009, 9:36 ammo meng should happy now..

This post has been edited by ABC2020: Apr 7 2009, 09:36 AM

LOW said in 2009, LCL able to gain satisfactory profit.... the main problem is, if ci tumbling, all will sink together regardless how much the potetial dividend given.

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Added on April 7, 2009, 1:14 pmwhy suddenly all taking about LCL?

This post has been edited by ABC2020: Apr 7 2009, 01:14 PM

i would like to highlight about the 10 sen dividend pay by LCL. After the share split last year, i dont think LCL will maintain 10 sen dividend. 5 sen is more likely.



Report from OSK



Take Profit Downgrade
Price RM0.515
Vincent Lim Vi Ming
+60 (3) 9207 7663
lim.viming@osk.com.my
LCL Corp
Target RM0.480

Time to Reap the Rewards

Since we upgraded the stock to a Trading Buy from a Neutral (see our March 12, ’09 report “A breath of fresh air”), LCL has surged 56.1% on the recent market rally, outperforming the KLCI by 49.4% over a similar period. As we still do not see a shift in terms of LCL’s fundamentals, we downgrade the stock to a Take Profit call from
a Trading Buy as the stock price has exceeded our target price. We are retaining our TP, nonetheless.

Stock Profile/Statistics

Bloomberg Ticker LCL MK Equity
KLCI 907.01
Issued Share Capital (m) 143.13
Market Capitalisation (RMm) 73.71
52 week H | L Price (RM) 3.20 0.33
Average Volume (3m) ‘000 2918.19
YTD Returns (%) -0.20
Net gearing (x) 2.60
Altman Z-Score 2.23
ROCE/WACC 0.88
Beta (x) 1.85
Book Value/share (RM) 0.94

Major Shareholders (%)
Low Chin Meng 29.2
Eastern Advisors 6.1
Goldman Sachs 5.6

Share Performance (%)
Month Absolute Relative
1m 30.38 29.95
3m -33.12 -33.72
6m -67.20 -61.50
12m -80.72 -74.54


6-month Share Price Performance

0.20
0.70
1.20
1.70
Oct-08 Nov-08 Dec-08 Dec-08 Jan-09 Feb-09 Mar-09


Orderbook stable for the year. LCL’s outstanding order book currently stands at slightly
above RM500m, which is sufficient to sustain its operations this year. The bulk of its
projects consists of foreign projects (~90%), with a significant portion from Dubai (~70%).
Although there are risks related to projects in Dubai, given that LCL’s current orderbook
portfolio comprising infrastructure related projects and works which are nearing
completion or are fast-track in nature, we believe its orderbook is safe for now.

Conservative in forecasting new orders. We understand LCL is currently bidding for
other big-ticket IFO projects such as developments from Yas Island and the Green Line
Stations in Dubai, with a potential project value of approximately RM1bn and RM700m
respectively. Despite this, we are not imputing these projects as part of our orderbook
replenishment as Yas Island is mainly a tourism-related development for which we see
the risk of potential delays. As for the Green Line Stations, LCL is only bidding to secure
small portions of the project instead of the total RM700m. This we reckon is due to the
potential project downsizing initiatives as the emirate is currently experiencing difficult
economic conditions. (Recall LCL’s Singapore Marina Bay Sands project, which it
tendered for at RM150m but only received a portion worth RM100m when awarded).

Take Profit for now. We do not see LCL’s fundamentals gaining pace in the near term as
we assume its orderbook will remain as it is without any replenishment for the year.
Moreover, its recent net gearing stands at 2.6x and its debt collection days at 251 days.
We reckon a potential upside re-rating catalyst to only occur when LCL improves on these
figures. Thus, we maintain our TP for LCL at RM0.48, which is based on a 50% discount
to its FY08 NTA/per share. We also downgrade the stock to a Take Profit given that its
value has surged by 56.1% since our recommendation upgrade from a Neutral to a
Trading Buy.

This post has been edited by ABC2020: Apr 7 2009, 02:08 PM

Osk call for taking profit. sometime OSK also insane. when call to buy, the price sink like hell. so better judge yourself.

where is the feng sui chart????? junior 83, please post it at every page... so that easy for us to refer.

volume too low leh! how to buy?

maybank, today just start trading the right share. share already tumble. wonder what will happen next

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Added on April 7, 2009, 2:41 pmgive up! if i buy, the price now will become 1.4

This post has been edited by ABC2020: Apr 7 2009, 02:41 PM

good explanation

09:15pm) Bkt Gantang: Official final results - Ousted Perak MB Nizar (PAS) wins with a 2,789 majority. PAS 21,860 votes vs BN 19,071 votes. Independent 62 votes.

(09:00pm) Bkt Selambau: Unofficial results indicate a victory for PKR candidate S. Manikumar.

(08:55pm) Bkt Selambau: Official results from 22 out of 64 streams - PKR 3,591 votes vs BN 2,765 votes. Independents 368 votes.

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Added on April 7, 2009, 9:36 pm09:15pm) Bkt Gantang: Official final results - Ousted Perak MB Nizar (PAS) wins with a 2,789 majority. PAS 21,860 votes vs BN 19,071 votes. Independent 62 votes.

(09:00pm) Bkt Selambau: Unofficial results indicate a victory for PKR candidate S. Manikumar.

(08:55pm) Bkt Selambau: Official results from 22 out of 64 streams - PKR 3,591 votes vs BN 2,765 votes. Independents 368 votes.



This post has been edited by ABC2020: Apr 7 2009, 09:36 PM

Listing Circulars (20090407LC00021)
Company Name LCTH CORPORATION BHD
Stock Code / Short Name 5092 / LCTH
Date & Time Announce 07/04/2009 4:01:00 PM
Subject LCTH - NOTICE OF BOOK CLOSURE

Content
LISTING'S CIRCULAR NO. L/Q : 52894 OF 2009
A final tax-exempt dividend of 0.75 sen per share.

Kindly be advised of the following :
1) The above Company's securities will be traded and quoted [ "Ex -Dividend"
]
as from : [ 29 April 2009 ]
2) The last date of lodgement : [ 4 May 2009 ]
3) Date Payable : [ 18 May 2009 ]
MANAGER, SEC. MARKET


Anyone know this counter. pay good dividend. I start to invest in this counter in August 2008(1000 lots with the price 0.19: RM 19104.5) So far already receive RM 1000 dividend. Plus the dividend just announce, total dividend i get is RM 1700. Not bad, 9% dividend.

better switch!!!!! connection problem really will affect ur mood to invest.

Now is the right to buy?

look at lcth, just mention this morning, already surge.