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Here..here... Stock market V23, New PM in the house
Stock market V23, New PM in the house
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Apr 8 2009, 05:12 PM
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Apr 8 2009, 11:09 PM
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Apr 8 2009, 11:21 PM
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QUOTE(simplesmile @ Apr 9 2009, 02:00 PM) I just thought of something and I'd like to share with you guys. Give me your feedback. I don't think FF are so co-ordinated in their action. Maybe if only one major FF in the market, then they can manipulate or if they target specific counters. I think the case of selling/buying in the whole market more like a herd movement thing rather than co-ordinated effort to crash the market I went to a free preview talk by one of the local traders. She said her trading strategy is to follow the money. Follow the money means following Foreign Funds. From my memory, this is how it works. FF will come in to buy the shares... then goreng it up. At high price, it will slowly sell 80% of its shares. Then the last 20%, it will sell aggressively to make the price fall alot. Small investors will get scared and follow to sell. Then when time is right, the FF will start buying up cheaply again. I don't know if what she said is true or not. But if it is true, then maybe our market hasn't bottomed yet. This depends on what the FF wants to do. A few weeks ago, The Star pointed out that the FF has less than 20% equity in the stock market. If what the speaker said is true, then will the FF use this last bit of shares to sell down the market? Look at Oct 2008. Our market crashed. Many counters price dropped alot. The problem is, at that time, the FF were selling because they wanted to repatriate the capital back to US. Not because they wanted to profit. So even when prices were low, they still sold. The speaker's analogy: Sell 80% to take profit, then sell 20% to crash the market. What happened: Sold lots of shares to repatriate capital back to US. Now left with less than 20% equity. What will the FF going to do with the remaining shares? Will they sell down the market, or will they sell these remaining shares at the best price they can get to minimize their losses or maximise their profit? Remember, they didn't profit enough when they sold their earlier shares. If FF take first action, then market hasn't bottomed yet. If FF takes second action, then likely market has already bottomed. |
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QUOTE(aurora97 @ Apr 9 2009, 02:56 PM) sometimes its hard to say whether it is actually Goldman whose buying or selling, to tell you the truth if your rich enough and your a big enough bank... you don't have to reveal your underlying client. Hmm... isnt that money laundering & against the law somewhere ?So the front cover may be Goldman, but the person pulling the strings may be vincent tan especially prevailant in Omnibus accounts. |
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Apr 9 2009, 05:30 PM
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Apr 9 2009, 05:15 PM) We can open a topic debate on this. It is a long long arguement/discussion, no doubt about it. Looks like I sparked some fire on this Got smoke surely got fire, but need to pin-point the fire site (prove) before fire-fighter can go to rescue/tackle. Got smoke then straight away phone to fire department but no actual site given, then you will be accused of reporting fraud. As said by SKY, look simple, but doing it time, not that simple. We should back to stock market chit chat then. OT too much. Cheers. |
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Apr 9 2009, 05:32 PM
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QUOTE(aurora97 @ Apr 9 2009, 05:16 PM) errmm u referring to my comments or something else? Maybe office clerk strike Toto for the record, there is no offence for any BaNK in Malaysia to report any Money Laundering Activity (regardless whetehr suspected or atempt) if reported to BNM FIC unit. So like i emphasize before, the mechanism is there just that Banks r reluctant to cooperate for fear their precious customers may get hauled up. Simple examples of KYC.. An office clerk whose monthly income is only RM 2500, can buy shares in a company worth millions. Basically Money Laundering provisions captures anyone who is potentially living beyond ones means, furthermore the question is the where the source of the money is coming from can easily prove ones guilt or innocence. Believe me if one person is charged for anti Money laundering provision, that person is in a world of hurt. Like the recent "snatch theft" who wasnt recently convicted under the anti money laundering provision. **** Anti Money Laundering Act 2001 Protection of informers and information » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « This post has been edited by whizzer: Apr 9 2009, 05:33 PM |
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Apr 9 2009, 09:33 PM) US market is in good mood for Easter holiday coming out. Is the crisis bottoming out ? If reported earnings are higher than expected, is it real or just more stimulus money doing their thing and creating smoke screen of economic health Well Fargo said will be reporting 3 billion of profit, boost the market. But there are some negativity news in between also especially stress test on banks if found they need more bail out money can be a huge negativity factor. But the stress test will only be concluded end of this month. |
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QUOTE(sampool @ Apr 10 2009, 08:36 AM) at least we hv new tools for prediction, not need to depend on computer chart. 5000 years of feng shui history is more efficient compare to only about hundred years of candle chart. I don't think they have stock market 5000 yrs ago i thinking of attend class to learn feng shui. |
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QUOTE(SKY 1809 @ Apr 11 2009, 08:21 PM) Those info are not for you to play contra Celcom alone is holding up the share price ? That was my thinking when I bought this TMI share @RM4 last year before it plunged. Its one of my mistakes that I am still holding Just to point out that EPF & PNB go all out to support this counter, could be a reason for it. Maybe they are just the major shareholders controlling 68% Not suggesting anyone to buy. Short term is very volatile with more share dilution on the way. Always the problems of short Vs Long term , that blinds our vision. Celcom alone is worth rm 19 billions Added on April 11, 2009, 8:37 pm You have good writings at your blog. Keep up the good work. Luckily i bought more of TM share @RM2.61 (i.e. during their first time announce lost & their dividend policy was in question) However, I am tempted to review the situation of AXIATA post-rights. Fishing price @1.83/1.84 . Also kudos to the blog too. I have similar goals as the author, however, maybe more modest |
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QUOTE(SKY 1809 @ Apr 11 2009, 11:29 PM) Which counters that you bought last year did not fall ? When CI was about 1300 to 1500. Agree on the bad image, though, was it so bad that they had to change their name ? If KLK fell from RM 15 last year to let say RM 7 this year, it does not mean it is no good for new investors to buy. Just your investment is no good, temp, or comm price was dropping ? One thing, TMI had created quite a bad image of themselves, that gave to a lot of doubts to the investors. Overseas investments performance are below expectation for example. Indo Currency was bad, now getting better. Share investing is about future, also it does not mean it is going to be better than DIGI for sure. Just aim for a 20% return only. My way of investing, though my broker set a T/P of RM 2.50 longer term. What is your objective ? My objective ? Mostly for long term play, however, if there's opportunity to exit with reasonable gains (10% or more), I will consider except for counters that I have like TM & AXREIT. Still new in all of this, I m not staking my life savings or anything. This post has been edited by whizzer: Apr 11 2009, 11:51 PM |
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QUOTE(SKY 1809 @ Apr 11 2009, 11:54 PM) If they could change the color of the management, it is even better. KPI does not mean anything to me. Some said it is just mere rebranding. USA is poorer than poor. Each citizen owes the world US37K. US National DebtCIMB is closing 60 branches, that is the reality of life. USA was deemed " land of the rich", now mostly poor. Since we are in Malaysia, we have to believe " Malaysia Boleh" , that is. In comparison, if Malaysian owe the world money, it's our problem, however, if US owe the world, it's the world's problem. This post has been edited by whizzer: Apr 12 2009, 12:18 AM |
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Apr 12 2009, 10:29 AM) USA cannot be poor as long as they can just start off their money printing machine, then all debt would be solved. Reminds me of the guy who won the lottery & got a 1Million dollar bill. However, he starved to death because no shop in town had change for a million dollar bill In fact, China has trillion of USD reserves is poorer than US because they cannot use the money at all! They can't sell the US treasuries (which is the main form of USD reserves) without political implication/ When you own something you cannot sell or use, it is as good as junk. Sound harsh, but it is the reality. |
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QUOTE(silverlight @ Apr 12 2009, 12:08 PM) anyone noticed that Vincent Tan & Goldman Sach start goreng-ing BJCORP? i believe BJCORP will stand above 90cents within 2-3 days. The best time to buy the BJCORP share was before the goreng |
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QUOTE(Soulsareworthless @ Apr 12 2009, 06:44 PM) The recent spate of positive news like the Detroit Electric Car one seems to have whet the appetite of investors for Proton share. The Exora, PROTON's first foray into the MPV will further spur interest in this counter. |
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