
0.76?
Salute ( Date: 13-Feb-2011 23:23) Posted:
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BFM  89.9 dialogue, 9th feb 2011...       
immediate support rm from 3600 - 3800 (a weak one due to " unrest" that disrupt the output level), if stays resistance rm 4100 rm (triangle chart pattern formed in past one month)
palm on output has always been in the low in february,  peak in increase in march onwards and peak in october. 
southern flood in malaysia, hot and dry weather in argentina easing soon.   
http://www.nextview.com/article.php?ar_type=0& ar_id=133
didn't state normally, but may trace it from the chart of the history of the price and guess. That's what I normally do.
iknownothing ( Date: 13-Feb-2011 22:56) Posted:
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what price they bought??
iknownothing ( Date: 13-Feb-2011 22:56) Posted:
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at what px  that fund mgr bought??
Salute ( Date: 13-Feb-2011 22:43) Posted:
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just briefly browsed through the lastest " the Edge" issue, one fund mgt bought 61000 lots on 21 jan.
If stocks go up,
  you can be sure all the green bull-splat flies
        will come swarming back in huge numbers... 

iknownothing ( Date: 13-Feb-2011 17:47) Posted:
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nono..bull run or no bull run doesn't matter..
what matters most is gar gar become a bull that runs haha
Sept11 ( Date: 13-Feb-2011 11:15) Posted:
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Tomorrow will start the bull run again....
" ...Maybe the one with further foresights would love to step in cheap and hold it there..."
      Many will no doubt have good foresight...
              But it all depends on which direction they are looking at...

NiTrOx2010 ( Date: 13-Feb-2011 11:03) Posted:
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Yes bro this will run.... 
i am on commodities drive this whole year with all this regional and of course global issues....
Eygpt issue is settled now we need to wait for Q4 report on Golden Agri...IOCBC is standing behind her with a 0.900 mark which i analytically think she has gained more than this based on her last quarter run and also the prices of CPO adding to it...Of course we can see alot of us are waiting for results and monday i doubt so...
Maybe the one with further foresights would love to step in cheap and hold it there...
Some of the other issue that can lead to golden agri going further..Indonesia is starting to wake up and getting more things done politically i won t be shocked if Golden Agri would to expand further in the later year and increase employment backing the government up on it's quest of being the CPO king...Please note there is alot of space and manpower there in indonesia all they need is to expand slowly :)
 
commando ( Date: 13-Feb-2011 01:05) Posted:
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will go up on Monday
Palm oil now RM3955 , been maintaining up, so unless this crash, palm stocks will maintain up also. Now sell down is actually good time to buy-in until the next high...
USA printing more money so USD will devalue and all commodities will up. 
  Too many people in the world with too little food what to do?
  Hai anyone knows any rice counters? I wanna buy those too.
wow excellent posting.
iknownothing ( Date: 11-Feb-2011 23:38) Posted:
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Sept11,  good 1

Perhaps now they are getting rid of those weaker heart 1.

Cheers!
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Friday, February 11, 2011
Reasons & Rhymes
So what caused yesterday's
slump in most markets? I love it when everyone is asking the same
question, and nobody seems to have answer. Its like debating how we
know if there is a God for sure. The usual market weakness reasons
would not be sufficient to explain the shareper than usual daily losses.
Bloomberg has this to say: " Asian stocks fell, dragging a benchmark regional index lower for a third day this week, on concern U.S. unemployment and efforts by emerging countries to tame inflation will hamper a global economic recovery."
Hmmm, ok Bloomberg, you need to do better than that.The FBM KLCI fell 2.09% or 32.08 points to 1,503.99, the steepest fall since it lost 2.11% on Nov 6, 2008. YTD, the FBM KLCI lost 0.98%. Losers thumped gainers by 750 to 160, while 223 counters traded unchanged. Volume was 2.23 billion shares valued at RM3.13 billion.
Bloomberg has this to say: " Asian stocks fell, dragging a benchmark regional index lower for a third day this week, on concern U.S. unemployment and efforts by emerging countries to tame inflation will hamper a global economic recovery."
Hmmm, ok Bloomberg, you need to do better than that.The FBM KLCI fell 2.09% or 32.08 points to 1,503.99, the steepest fall since it lost 2.11% on Nov 6, 2008. YTD, the FBM KLCI lost 0.98%. Losers thumped gainers by 750 to 160, while 223 counters traded unchanged. Volume was 2.23 billion shares valued at RM3.13 billion.
 
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index fell 1.97% to 22,708.62, Taiwan’s Taiex lost 1.89% to 8,836.56, South Korea’s Kospi fell 1.81% to 2,008.50 and Singapore’s Straits Times Index lost 1.5% to 3,103.39. However, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 1.59% to 2,818.16 and Australia’s S& P/ASX 200 Index added 0.20% to 4,914.40
 
Then there are those who cited China's recent rate raises. Old story man, even Chiuna was the sore thumb yesterday gaining substantially. Fears of other Asian central bankers doing likewise, well, its a maybe but WE ARE COMING from such a low base rate, surely any rate hikes are not sufficient to turn people off - sounds logical but underwhelming.
Then there are the experts who say foreign funds are moving out in droves. Pleeassee la people, institutions do not act as one. Its not like they collude at a monthly meeting and say lets get the hell out on these 3 days. We tend to blame foreign funds when markets are down, in reality, there are always buyers and sellers both local and foreign. There are good and bad fund managers, good and bad investors, local or foreign - its too simplistic to attribute the day's weakness or strength to just one group of people. Its bigger than all of us.
We try to make it " small" by being able to explain things away, but we are belittling the market's predictability and in many ways, the market has a mind of its own which is difficult to fathom if you look at it on a day to day basis.
The OZ markets closed higher albeit slightly, hence the markets really started to turn late. China was not affected and that tells a tale. Its program selling, especially weakness seen in indexed stocks as they were sufficient liquidity, index related.
Why trigger the program selling, well if you receive some bad news during Asian time zone but the bad news is for US companies, which you think is sufficiently bad to turn sentiment southwards, the easiest is to sell futures of any markets stock indices. That in turn triggers sell programs further in selling down stocks as the disparity in futures would cause these programs to buy futures and sell stocks to cover.
So, what's the bad news? Cisco’s shares
declined 10%-12% in premarket trading after the network-equipment maker
late Wednesday warned of declining public spending and posted weaker
quarterly margins. Cisco is a big enough barometer to pull down other
big techies for sure. So, it was a bet, which I think is pretty shallow. It
may not just be Cisco but an aggregation of factors, but once program
sells hit the markets, they tend to exaggerate the downside as " no one
seems to know the real reasons, so they sell first ask questions later" .
Believe you me, I think the US markets will be able to hold onto its sensibilities and we should see a steadier market tomorrow.
One can easily concoct a bad scenario for the same event or paint a good one, its just shifting the reasoning to suit where the markets are headed. For example, US jobs figure is still bad which is bad if you are looking from a recovery angle, but good as it will maintain low rates there much longer, thus making stocks more attractive.
Believe you me, I think the US markets will be able to hold onto its sensibilities and we should see a steadier market tomorrow.
One can easily concoct a bad scenario for the same event or paint a good one, its just shifting the reasoning to suit where the markets are headed. For example, US jobs figure is still bad which is bad if you are looking from a recovery angle, but good as it will maintain low rates there much longer, thus making stocks more attractive.
Hard to say. Strong support at 0.705 though STI down 4-5% this week, Gar not really affected much.
yummygd ( Date: 11-Feb-2011 20:30) Posted:
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good luck to those holding gar gar??
DelphinusSnow ( Date: 11-Feb-2011 19:08) Posted:
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some institution sold abt 4.2 mil after trading hours? What does it show???? 
Time | Last | Volume | Bid/Ask |
17:05:01 | 0.710 | 4,194,000 | A |
27 feb is sunday leh, 
possible of friday or monday ?
feeling good about the report man!
btw hi everyone. i am   new here ! 
Sept11 ( Date: 10-Feb-2011 10:45) Posted:
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