Yup, I agree... that's my favourite.

   "Teh Halia" ('sarabat', or ginger tea) is a healthful as well as nice drink.

     Whenever I take tea in an Indian shop, I always order Teh Halia (pronounced "Teh Alia")..

artng25      ( Date: 20-Jan-2011 11:40) Posted: 'Teh Halia Tarik' is still a personal favourite iPunter      ( Date: 20-Jan-2011 11:35) Posted: Then what drink you want to blanja him...      Starbucks or bandung?...

Hi BT

When STI is not holding well, does it means that the stocks will drop? For instance, GAR? This is cos' I already made loss in Gar in my last trade when it hit 0.79 and I didn't sell.

Hope able to recoup my last traded losses.

Thanks. 

Nobody knows.

Support around 2.15 at the moment.

2.16 could be a tempting price. 

Wow thanks for the compliment, but I am sure you know this already   

Gaecia      ( Date: 20-Jan-2011 11:32) Posted: Our aura is so smart.   i respect him. BullishTempo      ( Date: 20-Jan-2011 11:26) Posted: U will always see analysts doing this to any counter. One will play the bull and the other the bear, each with their own agenda in mind. The bull analyst wants to push prices up, perhaps because they are already vested. The bear analyst wants to push prices down, perhaps they are shorting, or perhaps they want to collect more at lower prices. So do your own research and analysis. As far as CPO prices are concerned, it is on uptrend this week. Current CPO price RM3732  per tonne, compared to RM 3600++ last week.

Yes, pay attention to that STI trend now.

STI has been weak compared to the regional markets.

I suspect a lot of liquidity has been flowing to overseas markets, especially Hang Seng. 

ops sry.. it's citi, not dbs :/

i must have seen reds until blurz

iPunter      ( Date: 20-Jan-2011 11:21) Posted: Can you kindly supply the link to that DBS call you  mentioned?...  rotijai      ( Date: 20-Jan-2011 11:10) Posted: but i thought dbs put 'buy' and set the target price at 90+ cents this morning

U will always see analysts doing this to any counter.

One will play the bull and the other the bear, each with their own agenda in mind.

The bull analyst wants to push prices up, perhaps because they are already vested.

The bear analyst wants to push prices down, perhaps they are shorting, or perhaps they want to collect more at lower prices.

So do your own research and analysis.

As far as CPO prices are concerned, it is on uptrend this week.

Current CPO price RM3732  per tonne, compared to RM 3600++ last week.

CPO prices are still going up the past few days.

Just sell when in profit zone, don't get greedy. 

BullishTempo      ( Date: 20-Jan-2011 11:08) Posted: Golden Agri down on J.P. Morgan report WRITTEN BY DOW JONES & CO, INC    THURSDAY, 20 JANUARY 2011 11:00 Share this  Digg  Del.icio.us  StumbleUpon  Netscape  Yahoo  Technorati  Googlize this  Facebook Export PDF Print E-mail Shares of palm oil firm Golden Agri-Resources (GAGR.SI) fell as much as 2.6% on Thursday after J.P. Morgan said the stock looks fully valued for now and there was limited upside to crude palm oil prices.   At 10:35 a.m., Golden Agri shares were down 1.3% at $0.75 on a volume of 167 million shares. The stock rose 57% last year.   J.P. Morgan said Golden Agri’s share price has performed strongly in the last six months and was now trading at a price-earnings ratio of 14 times for its 2011 financial year, 25% above its historical mean P/E.   “J.P Morgan said CPO (crude palm oil) prices may stagnate for a while, so there will be a correction more or less across the board. They are bearish on Golden Agri in particular, but overall the best is probably over for a while,” said a local trader.   “First Resources’ share placement may have dampened investors’ appetite to buy more,” he added.   Shares of Singapore-listed palm oil firm First Resources (FRLD.SI) fell as much as 9.3% earlier on Thursday after its main shareholder, Eight Capital, sold 75 million shares of the company at $1.48 each.