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01-Sep-2010 18:12

User Research/Opinions / MAY BANK initiates GROWTH ERA tOday

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01-Sep-2010 18:10

User Research/Opinions / MAY BANK initiates GROWTH ERA tOday

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Wednesday: 1 SEPTEMBER 2010 CLOSING

23,207,100

RM8.490 +RM0.100

Day Hi RM8.600

Day Lo RM8.480

Price Trades Volume Sold to Buyer Mid Bought from Seller

8.480 76 455,200 425,000 0 30,200

8.490 470 6,049,800 3,438,700 1,112,700 1,498,400

8.500 293 5,208,100 1,450,600 248,300 3,509,200

8.510 79 1,153,000 917,900 1,500 233,600

8.520 204 1,930,400 1,148,400 1,000 781,000

8.530 338 3,396,600 1,579,400 8,700 1,808,500

8.540 147 1,255,300 433,200 0 822,100

8.550 95 904,800 272,100 150,200 482,500

8.560 96 1,156,100 822,200 0 333,900

8.570 133 1,048,900 428,800 0 620,100

8.580 57 495,400 101,400 0 394,000

8.590 38 153,400 6,100 0 147,300

8.600 1 100 0 0 100

TOTAL 2,027 23,207,100 11,023,800 1,522,400 10,660,900

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01-Sep-2010 18:02

User Research/Opinions / ******** GENTING ******* BERHAD ********

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Wednesday: 1 SEPTEMBER 2010 CLOSING

10,695,000

RM9.390 -RM0.060

DAY Hi RM9.620

DAY Lo RM9.180

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Price	Trades	Volume	Sold to Buyer	Mid	Bought from Seller
9.180	2	2,000	1,000	1,000	0
9.190	27	36,700	16,300	0	20,400
9.200	55	131,000	74,300	0	56,700
9.210	9	28,800	13,000	0	15,800
9.220	20	27,700	18,400	0	9,300
9.230	9	22,600	17,000	100	5,500
9.240	29	48,800	41,900	0	6,900
9.250	70	213,400	98,900	0	114,500
9.260	45	99,700	54,300	5,000	40,400
9.270	42	127,400	48,800	32,700	45,900
9.280	31	121,200	80,300	0	40,900
9.290	66	123,400	31,200	100	92,100
9.300	88	197,500	85,400	4,100	108,000
9.310	56	397,200	80,500	100	316,600
9.320	22	44,100	26,200	0	17,900
9.330	41	167,000	30,100	0	136,900
9.340	9	17,600	10,500	0	7,100
9.350	94	128,700	70,500	0	58,200
9.360	95	281,800	147,700	400	133,700
9.370	43	95,000	29,200	0	65,800
9.380	37	116,700	50,000	0	66,700
9.390	94	979,100	88,900	0	890,200
9.400	116	309,700	165,700	19,900	124,100
9.410	66	197,400	76,500	0	120,900
9.420	57	88,400	56,000	0	32,400
9.430	46	143,700	117,800	0	25,900
9.440	19	75,200	17,000	0	58,200
9.450	35	165,800	87,800	7,300	70,700
9.460	19	42,900	26,900	0	16,000
9.470	10	31,500	29,000	2,500	0
9.480	8	51,000	51,000	0	0
9.490	89	321,900	267,200	0	54,700
9.500	264	748,400	456,500	0	291,900
9.510	233	974,600	326,300	49,700	598,600
9.520	271	1,200,600	590,700	33,300	576,600
9.530	181	486,000	194,600	94,900	196,500
9.540	165	690,600	153,500	274,500	262,600
9.550	190	394,700	69,000	1,900	323,800
9.560	85	211,400	115,900	0	95,500
9.570	54	168,900	85,500	0	83,400
9.580	61	163,000	132,700	1,600	28,700
9.590	82	371,400	246,700	0	124,700
9.600	138	307,800	55,800	125,500	126,500
9.610	29	96,200	69,900	1,800	24,500
9.620	15	11,300	1,200	900	9,200
TOTAL	3,217	10,659,800	4,507,600	657,300	5,494,900

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01-Sep-2010 17:40

User Research/Opinions / ******** GENTING ******* BERHAD ********

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GENTING BERHAD

2010 INTERIM DIVIDEND

Genting Berhad Reports Group Earnings Results for the Second Quarter and Six Months Ended June 30, 2010;

Declares Gross Interim Dividend for the First Half 2010

08/27/2010

Genting Berhad reported group earnings results for the second quarter and six months ended June 30, 2010. The company's second quarter net profit more than tripled to MYR 739 million, mainly helped by strong performance from its hospitality and leisure division. Its second quarter group sales almost doubled to MYR 4.09 billion from MYR 2.1 billion in the same quarter of last year, partly due to its plantation division. The increase came mainly from the leisure and hospitality division with the commencement of operations of Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) in Singapore. Revenue from Resorts World Genting increased mainly due to better-luck factor in the premium players business. It noted that its UK casino operations revenue had decreased, mainly due to the weaker pound sterling. The underlying revenue in sterling had improved contribution by higher business volume.

Genting Energy Ltd, the group's power division, recorded lower revenue and earnings, due to lower generation of electricity by the Meizhou Wan power plant in China. Its oil and gas division also posted lower sales and profits, partly due to higher expenses.

The company's pre-tax profit in the second quarter almost tripled, registering MYR 1.6 billion from MYR 570.5 million in the same period last year. For the six months, the group's net profit more than doubled to MYR 971.6 million, from MYR 427 million a year ago. Its revenue also almost doubled to MYR 7.2 billion, from MYR 4.17 billion previously.

Genting has declared a gross interim dividend of 3.3 sen per share of 10 sen each, less 25% tax for the first half of 2010, a 10% increase.

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01-Sep-2010 17:35

User Research/Opinions / ******** GENTING ******* BERHAD ********

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01-Sep-2010 17:20

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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BullishTempo ( Date: 01-Sep-2010 15:03) Posted:

Pharoah88, can I ask which broker u are with? I like the "bought from seller" feature that your brokerage provides...

pharoah88 ( Date: 01-Sep-2010 14:52) Posted:

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1.750

2,000,000

Bought From Seller

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01-Sep-2010 16:14

Trading Techniques / <> E T F <> [LONG & SHORT]

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China in your hands
An interesting market phenomenon has been observed recently: The difference in premiums of A-shares traded in mainland China and H-shares traded in Hong Kong Stock Exchange had narrowed to a historical low since 2008. Yet the premium at which the China A-shares Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) trade above their respective Net Asset Values (NAV) rose to about 10 per cent at the same time, said UOB Asset Management.
Exclusivity of the A-shares market
This premium of China A-Shares will likely remain as direct access to the market is given only to domestic Chinese investors and foreign investors with a Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) licence. Such is the challenge of investing in restricted emerging markets such as China.
The QFII regulatory framework was set up in 2002 to let foreign investors invest directly in China’s capital markets. While its rules have been amended over the years, the Chinese authorities’ original intention to attract long-term investors and discourage speculative money remains.
The application process is generally stringent and approval conditions are equally strict. According to the China Securities Regulatory Commission, there are less than 100 estimated approved QFIIs in the current list since the first licence was given to UBS AG in May 2003.
China A-shares ETFs still attractive
The ETF creation and redemption process typically offers investors the ability to arbitrage any significant differences between its traded price and NAV. This difference can be a premium if the traded price is higher than the NAV.
However, the premium remains as investors may find this arbitraging method difficult for restricted markets such as the China A-shares market.
Despite this, investors still prefer the A-shares market over B-shares, H-shares or S-chips (listed in the Singapore Exchange) markets for exposure to the Chinese domestic economy.
Many blue chips are listed only on the A-shares market, and ETFs remain an attractive tool for investors to gain exposure to a diversified portfolio of these securities.
The combination of these benefits and exclusivity is what keeps China A-shares ETFs attractive.
China A-shares ETFs may continue to trade at a premium but these are trending lower.

Chinese equity markets have dipped since January this year and, as fears of overheating and a hard landing recede, there is potential that investors may soon get access to China at relatively cheaper levels.

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01-Sep-2010 15:49

Trading Techniques / TRADING < WARRANT >

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Time decay and other effects on warrants
The leverage effect of warrants and its exposure to a range of foreign and local sectors and markets make it attractive for investors who want to expand their investment portfolio, with a small initial outlay.
Warrants are usually priced at a fraction of the share price, using the leverage effect to result in a larger percentage gain, even at a small percentage share price gain. There are also index warrants that track emerging underlying markets, giving exposure to these less accessible markets for investment opportunities.
However, before investors dive in, pay heed to the time decay on warrant prices, as noted by BNP Paribas.
Like all types of options, the price of a warrant declines daily, if all factors such as underlying level, implied volatility, etc, stay unchanged. This is called time decay. Investors face a trade-off when they consider warrants:
Gain leverage over time decay.
For example, an investor buys a call warrant XYZ on Stock W, which is currently trading at $10, with an Out-Of-The-Money strike price of $12.
The warrant price is $0.25, with a one year expiry.
Assuming an effective gearing of 8.7x and steady implied volatility at 22 per cent, if the price of Stock W rises to $11 six months from now, merely multiplying the underlying percentage change by the effective gearing would give a 87 per cent increase in value.
However, the warrant price will only rise 14 per cent in value to $0.285 because of its time decay of $0.00113 per day over 180 days.
Despite this, its increase of 14 per cent is still greater than the stock price’s 10 per cent. In that sense, it is still better than trading the stock directly.
If the price of Stock W remains unchanged at warrant XYZ’s expiry, XYZ would expire worthless.
In this case, paying the six-month time decay will make an originally profitable trade (buy at $0.25 and sell at $0.285 six months later) a total loss as XYZ expires Out-Of-The-Money with Stock W below the strike price.
Time decay will add to the loss in value of a warrant if its underlying movement is unfavourable. When it is favourable, it will reduce the profit in the value of the warrant.
Time decay is the most severe when a warrant is near its expiry, and when its underlying price is trading very close to the strike price. Investors who pick a short-term warrant for its high effective gearing, incur a higher risk of loss if they had made the wrong call, plus time decay.
Long-term warrants may be a wiser choice, even with lower effective gearing. If the market goes against the investors, the loss will be less than that of the short-term warrant.

Long-term warrants have less time decay, and its price will shrink less closer to the expiry date.

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01-Sep-2010 14:52

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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14:37:08

1.750

2,000,000

Bought From Seller

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01-Sep-2010 14:48

User Research/Opinions / UEMLAND Iskandar

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Iskandar Johor Open 2009

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The Iskandar Johor Open, celebrating its third edition and offering a record prize fund this year, is sanctioned by the Asian Tour, Johor Golf Association and Malaysian Golf Association. 2009 will mark a milestone in the history of Iskandar Johor Open, with a 100% increase in prize money to US$ 1,000,000.

Date	:	Oct 22 - 25 2009
Venue	:	Royal Johor Country Club Jalan Larkin, Johor Bahru Johor
Organiser	:	Iskandar Regional Development Authority, Johor Golf Clubs Assoc & Royal Johor Country Club

News and updates on the tournament will be available on the official IJO website www.iskandarjohoropen.com.

For more information on the venue, please visit http://www.royaljohorcountryclub.com.

Iskandar Johor Open 2009 will be broadcast live over ESPN Star Sports at the following times:

Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:

1.00pm – 5.00pm
1.00pm – 5.00pm
12.00pm – 4.00pm
12.00pm – 4.00pm

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01-Sep-2010 14:41

User Research/Opinions / UEMLAND Iskandar

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Jan 23, 2010

Sultan Iskandar buried

Almarhum Sultan Iskandar Ibni Almarhum Sultan Ismail has been laid to rest at the Mahmoodiah Royal Mausoleum here on Saturday. -- ST PHOTO: AZIZ HUSSIN

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JOHOR BARU - ALMARHUM Sultan Iskandar Ibni Almarhum Sultan Ismail has been laid to rest at the Mahmoodiah Royal Mausoleum here on Saturday.

His body was taken to the mausoleum from Istana Besar in a funeral procession after his son Tunku Ibrahim Ismail was officially announced as the new Sultan of Johor at the steps of the palace.

People from all walks of life paid their last respects to the late sultan from early Saturday morning. Johor Regent Tunku Ibrahim Ismail and his consort Raja Zarith Sofea arrived at the Istana Besar at 9.13am. Streams of VIPs started arriving from 11am to pay their last respects.

Among the first VIPs to arrive at Istana Besar were Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak and wife Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor as well as former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad and Tun Dr Siti Hasmah Mohd Ali. Among others were members of the royal families and dignitaries of all states, followed by Cabinet Ministers and state government officials.

Also present were Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, Singapore Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong and Brunei's Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah. Earlier, members of the Johor royal family including the Regent carried the Sultan's body to a dais at the palace at 9.34am from where people can pay their last respects until 10.30am.

The Regent then placed a crown and sword on the Sultan?s coffin followed by a prayer recital (doa jenazah) by Johor Mufti Datuk Nooh Gadut. Johor police chief DCP Datuk Mohd Mokhtar Mohd Shariff said 500 policemen were deployed to control traffic and to provide security for the VIPs who were expected to arrive at Istana Besar about 11am.

The Sultan passed away at the Puteri Specialist Hospital at 7.15pm on Friday. Johor will observe a mourning period of seven days from Friday with all flags in the state flown at half-mast. -- THE STAR/ANN

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01-Sep-2010 14:38

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Iskandar of Johor

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This is a Malay name; the name "Ismail Al-Khalidi" is a patronymic, not a family name, and the person should be referred to by the given name, "Mahmud Iskandar Al-Haj".

Iskandar
Sultan of Johor

DYMM Sultan Iskandar Johor
Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia
Reign	26 April 1984 – 25 April 1989^[1]
Predecessor	Ahmad of Pahang
Successor	Azlan of Perak
Regent	Tunku Ibrahim Ismail
Sultan of Johor
Reign	1981–2010
Predecessor	Ismail of Johor
Successor	Ibrahim Ismail of Johor

Spouse	Kalsom binti Abdullah^[2] née Josephine Trevorrow (1956–62) Sultanah Zanariah (1961–2010)
Issue
10 children (2 sons and 8 daughters),^[3] including: 1. Tunku Kamariah 2. Tunku Zabedah 3. Tunku Ibrahim Ismail 4. Tunku Azizah 5. Tunku Mariam 6. Tunku Noraini 7. Tunku Maimunah Ismailiah 8. Tunku Abdul Majid Idris 9. Tunku Muna Najiah 10. Tunku Masera
Full name
Mahmud Iskandar Al-Haj ibni Ismail Al-Khalidi^[4]
House	House of Temenggong (Johor)^[5]
Father	Sultan Ismail
Mother	Sultanah Ungku Tun Aminah
Born	8 April 1932(1932-04-08)^[6] Johor Bahru, Johor British Malaya
Died	22 January 2010 (aged 77) ^[7] Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia ^[7]
Burial	23 January 2010 Mahmoodiah Royal Mausoleum, Johor Bahru, Johor
Religion	Sunni Islam^[1]

Almarhum Sultan Mahmud Iskandar Al-Haj ibni Ismail Al-Khalidi^[8]^[9]^[10]^[γ]^[δ] (8 April 1932 – 22 January 2010) was the eighth Yang di-Pertuan Agong (roughly equivalent to King) of Malaysia, from 26 April 1984 to 25 April 1989. He succeeded his father, Sultan Ismail, to become the 24th Sultan of Johor^[ε] upon the former's death in 1981. Sultan Iskandar's reign lasted for almost 29 years until his death in January 2010, upon which he was succeeded by his oldest son, Tunku Ibrahim.

As was the case with his grandfather, Sultan Ibrahim,^[11] Sultan Iskandar's independent mindset resulted in strained relations with the Malaysian federal government on numerous occasions. This was more so during his days as the Yang di-Pertuan Agong,^[12] whereby a number of notable public incidents involved Sultan Iskandar.^[13] Nevertheless, Sultan Iskandar was reputed to show great concern to his subjects, and was held in high esteem by many of his subjects–particularly the Malays and Orang Aslis.^[14]

Sultan Iskandar is reputed to have been a staunch disciplinarian, with willingness to occasionally voice personal opinions on governmental issues. On the personal side, subjects who have personally approached the Sultan in his later years described him as a person with a warm^[15] and generous personality.^[16] However, past critics had also argued that Sultan Iskandar was a person with a turbulent temper.^[17]^[18] These claims were made by citing records of past notorious incidents,^[19] which include an experience of being disinherited from being the Tunku Mahkota (or Crown Prince in English) by his father, in 1961, as well as a series of alleged criminal acts occurring between the 1970s and the 1990s which were published in the press and provoked widespread moral outrage within the Malaysian public.^[20]^[21]

During his younger days as a prince, Tunku^[22] Iskandar was commonly known by his first name, "Mahmud"^[γ]^[23]^[24] or his full name "Mahmud Iskandar". He largely discontinued the use of his first name after he became Sultan in 1981,^[25]^[ζ] although some people still refer to him by his full name on an occasional basis.^[26]^[27]

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01-Sep-2010 14:34

User Research/Opinions / UEMLAND Iskandar

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01-Sep-2010 14:32

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Getting to Regency Specialist Hospital

Located within the developing Iskandar Development Region, Regency Specialist Hospital is well connected to other parts of Malaysia and the region through air, sea and land transportation links.

Regency Specialist Hospital is located in Bandar Seri Alam, Masai, approximately 18km north east of Johor Bahru city. By car, we are are easily accessible from Johor Bahru city via Tebrau Highway, Pasir Gudang Highway, Jalan Pandan and Jalan Masai.

We are approximately an hour's drive from Singapore. Regency Specialist Hospital is also easily accessible to the region by air and sea through the Senai International Airport, ferry terminals and ports in Johor

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01-Sep-2010 14:27

User Research/Opinions / UEMLAND Iskandar

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MDIS school could open investment floodgates to Iskandar

by Venessa Lee

05:55 AM Jun 29, 2010

SINGAPORE - A leading education provider in Singapore plans to set up a campus in Iskandar Malaysia, possibly paving the way for more private-sector investment there.

Management Development Institute of Singapore (MDIS), a private tertiary education institute, is investing $70 million in a new 30-acre campus in EduCity in Iskandar. MDIS Campus (Malaysia).

MDIS' investment comes in the wake of a historic agreement, announced on May 24, which resolved the dispute over land owned by Malayan Railway (KTM) here, an issue that had been a thorn in relations between Singapore and Malaysia for more than 20 years.

In an exclusive interview yesterday with Channel NewsAsia's Malaysia Bureau Chief Melissa Goh, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said Iskandar in south Johor signified a "natural, mutually reinforcing benefit that we can tap into if we have a relationship based on a new sense of confidence and enthusiasm" between Malaysia and Singapore.

Some analysts felt that improved ties augured well for Iskandar. "When you have government-to-government relations warming up … chances are you will see private-sector initiatives given an impetus," said Dr Johan Saravanamuttu, a visiting senior research fellow at Institute of South-east Asian Studies (Iseas). "The investment from Singapore investors has been rather slow in coming. And they do need a kind of fillip, a kind of confidence building from the Singapore side."

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01-Sep-2010 14:23

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Wednesday August 4, 2010

RM62bil committed for Iskandar M'sia

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This surpasses its 2010 target of RM47bil

By LEONG HUNG YEE

PETALING JAYA: Iskandar Malaysia has attracted investments totalling RM62.32bil up to June, said Iskandar Region Development Authority (Irda) chief executive officer Ismail Ibrahim.

He said Irda had seen a strong trend year-on-year in the cumulative committed investment level.

Ismail Ibrahim says 43% of the committed investments in Iskandar Malaysia are from abroad

“The cumulative investment up to June, which stood at RM62.32bil, has surpassed the 2010 target of RM47bil,” Ismail told StarBiz.

Of the total committed investments, 43% are from abroad while the balance are from Malaysia.

Ismail said the targets would be reviewed regularly against the backdrop of domestic, regional and global economic and investment climate.

Of the total investments, RM24.86bil are from the manufacturing sector, RM18.37bil from properties, RM12.81bil from utilities, tourism and others, while RM6.28bil from the Government.

Major local investors include Tenaga Nasional Bhd (RM1bil), Telekom Malaysia Bhd (RM1.9bil), MMC Group (RM600mil), Iskandar Waterfront Development (RM650mil), Port of Tanjung Pelepas (RM2.53bil), Central Malaysian Properties Sdn Bhd (RM2.7bil), IOI Properties (RM1.5bil) and Setia Group (RM780,000). Investments from various Malaysia manufacturing companies accounted for RM5.65bil.

“Current results are achieved just over 43 months since the inception of Iskandar Malaysia and it reflects the high investor confidence.

“It is also a direct result of the relentless drive by Irda and other agencies such as Mida (Malaysian Investment Development Authority) and Johor State Investment Centre to promote Iskandar Malaysia locally and abroad,” Ismail said.

On the progress of Iskandar, he said: “2010 is a year when we are beginning to see implementation visibility on a much greater scale. We have shared many of these latest developments with the local community during our recent Iskandar Malaysia Open Days in Kulai and Pasir Gudang.”

Ismail said Johor Premium Outlet was due to open in Iskandar by the second quarter of 2011 and Legoland by 2012. EduCity’s first faculty, Newcastle University Medical Malaysia, has started its first cohort in 2009 although its facilities in EduCity would only be completed by September 2011.

“The feedback from the community has been very positive. We look forward to the next half of the year when we will have even more to share,” he said.

Ismail said a proposal for a 15% personal income-tax rate for knowledge workers in Iskandar had been detailed out and would be tabled to the Cabinet by the year-end.

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01-Sep-2010 14:12

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Last Retrieved on Wed, Sep 01 2010 at 02:09 PM from iOCBC servers.

Price Trades Volume Sold to Buyer Mid Bought from Seller

1.670 5 10,600 10,600 0 0

1.680 14 63,300 41,700 0 21,600

1.690 22 93,400 30,600 0 62,800

1.700 108 983,100 415,100 0 568,000

1.710 223 1,212,800 806,900 0 405,900

1.720 63 493,300 174,200 0 319,100

1.730 60 356,900 140,500 0 216,400

1.740 3 300 0 100 200

TOTAL 498 3,213,700 1,619,600 100 1,594,000

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01-Sep-2010 14:08

User Research/Opinions / /\/\/\/ stOck pIcks & stOck cAll /\/\/\/\/\/

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UEM LAND HOLDINGS (5148)

Wednesday: 1 SEP 2010 NOON BREAK

3,218,300

RM1.710 +RM0.040

Day Hi RM1.740

Day Lo RM1.670

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01-Sep-2010 14:05

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Wednesday: 1 SEP 2010 NOON BREAK

13,600,200

RM8.500 +RM0.110

Day Hi RM8.600

Day Lo RM8.480

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01-Sep-2010 13:54

User Research/Opinions / MAY BANK initiates GROWTH ERA tOday

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Last Retrieved on Wed, Sep 01 2010 at 01:53 PM from iOCBC servers.

Price Trades Volume Sold to Buyer Mid Bought from Seller

8.480 12 71,300 41,100 0 30,200

8.490 104 859,200 295,700 252,800 310,700

8.500 127 1,177,700 261,700 248,300 667,700

8.510 77 1,151,000 917,900 1,500 231,600

8.520 204 1,930,400 1,148,400 1,000 781,000

8.530 338 3,396,600 1,579,400 8,700 1,808,500

8.540 147 1,255,300 433,200 0 822,100

8.550 95 904,800 272,100 150,200 482,500

8.560 96 1,156,100 822,200 0 333,900

8.570 133 1,048,900 428,800 0 620,100

8.580 57 495,400 101,400 0 394,000

8.590 38 153,400 6,100 0 147,300

8.600 1 100 0 0 100

TOTAL 1,429 13,600,200 6,308,000 662,500 6,629,700

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