I don't think you can do this. Its exchanging 40milion experienced people for newbies. Quite similar to "if you want to lose weight, just cut off a leg!"

This post has been edited by whizzer: Mar 25 2009, 11:32 AM

I think analysts are like TV weather men. Sure they can tell you the weather four or five days ahead but as the day approaches it still rains when it should shine

If the wind starts blowing another way, they will change their predictions. So have to be fair to them, their analysis is based on the data that they have that day.

Aiks.. ATRIUM @ 0.610 now..!!

Nope.. queued to far down

This post has been edited by whizzer: Mar 30 2009, 04:33 PM

I wonder if historically whether rights issues were the right thing (pun intended ) to do for any company. I mean any research paper/case study based on 10 year history of rights issues effect on the companies bottom line. So far, I think the rights issue for TMI & Maybank sort of can count on our gahmen to prop up.

This post has been edited by whizzer: Mar 30 2009, 05:10 PM

Can ah ? Got road block at 2.22

0250 GMT [Dow Jones] Resorts World (4715.KU) +2.7% at MYR2.22 in heavy volume; trader says shares may extend gains to test MYR2.27 (100-day moving average) after 19.6% investment Star Cruises (S21.SG) recorded lower 2008 net loss of US$79.5 million vs 2007's $200.8 million loss, cruise line recorded profitable 2H08. Maybank Investment says in report line's better results, Star Cruise unit NCLC Group's successful restructuring of debt reduces risk of cash calls. rights issue; "earlier concerns that Resorts may have to inject cash into Star Cruises have already been discounted and thus, suggests upside potential (for Resorts)." still, warns ongoing concerns over health of U.S. economy means cruise line will continue to post losses. Keeps Buy on Resorts with MYR2.86 target price. (KPL)

Not so, YTL Power not moving

EPF has been disposing MRCB regularly since March.

In hindsight, we should have bought last week & sell this week

Murphy's Law ?

I'm from East Malaysia. Do they require you to go to their KL Office ? Or can just do everything offline (snail mail).

Thanks.. looks tempting

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Added on April 4, 2009, 11:13 pmI notice that for maybank2u, they have some other incentives like online stock incentives & intraday trade incentives, etc. So probably actual rate less than 0.42%?

This post has been edited by whizzer: Apr 4 2009, 11:13 PM

Baiting small fishes ?

Now is N time so maybe not so predictable

Maybank now comes in two flavours, Original Recipe & Spicy

But remember to choose correctly, otherwise you will get heartburn

I wonder if this last minute market boost is related to the election

If opportunity knocks, our plans are flexible

I think cannot tahan after looking at the screen everyday

So best maybe have a balanced fund strategy. 70% long term & 30% for play-play..