3 June 2011

Chandra wrote:Bye all..... I also no mood....Take care enjoy your time with your family. Live your life to the fullest.

bye chandra

maxims wrote:

sk wrote:

maxims wrote:today is just a fcuking sad day...for me

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sad is sad la..

just come from within, then u need a rest.

sk wrote:

maxims wrote:today is just a fcuking sad day...for me

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sk, net passed away...

bjc cc now worth exactly 0.085..can buy to exercise

bye all.... hope all of u enjoy your weekend...
max, enjoy ur day with your lovely daughters...

bye guys...

maxims wrote:

sk wrote:

8888 wrote:max, can i buy from what i sell?

tak boleh

oh can actually..but don do it often..bursa may query

but hlebroking now cannot...other brokers can

open 2 account la.. osk one ecm one... then can gua~

bye all comrades

bye all

8888 wrote:

sk wrote:

maxims wrote:today is just a fcuking sad day...for me

??

sk, net passed away...

don't make up story... [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

sk wrote:

8888 wrote:

sk wrote:

maxims wrote:today is just a fcuking sad day...for me

??

sk, net passed away...

don't make up story... [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

go check in community lounge

KL shares firmer at close

KUALA LUMPUR: Last minute buying, particularly of plantation and finance counters, pushed Bursa Malaysia to close firmer today.

A dealer said the market moved sideways as most investors stayed on the sidelines on lack of fresh leads and many were absent during school holidays.

The FTSE Bursa Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Composite Index ended the day 1.81 points higher at 1,559.85, after opening at 1,560.08.

The Finance Index increased 20.579 points to 14,502.06 and the Plantation Index rose 40.41 points to 7,801.39 but the Industrial Index declined 9.65 points to 2,749.73.

The FTSE Bursa Malaysia Emas Index gained 17.56 points to 10,695.72, the ACE Index increased 24.76 points to 4,227.51 and the Mid 70 Index added 44.73 points to 11,540.44.

Gainers led losers 376 to 335 while 326 counters were unchanged, 425 untraded and 22 others suspended.

Total turnover dropped to 581.943 million shares valued at RM1.038 billion from 716.728 million shares worth RM1.483 billion yesterday.

Among active stocks, Ho Wah Genting rose 2.5 sen to 45.5 sen, SAAG fell one sen to seven sen and Ho Wah Genting-Warrant increased 3.5 sen to 31 sen.

Finance heavyweight Maybank was unchanged at RM8.72 while Malaysia's second largest banking group CIMB rose two sen to RM8.34.

Diversified multinational Sime Darby fell one sen to RM9.19 while power giant Tenaga was flat at RM6.99.

Volume on the Main Market dropped to 452.437 million shares valued at RM1.018 billion from 546.389 million shares worth RM1.455 billion yesterday.

Turnover on the ACE Market declined to 84.374 million units worth RM14.350 million from 106.618 million units valued at RM17.049 million.

Warrants fell to 43.967 million units valued at RM5.81 million from 62.825 million shares worth RM11.398 million.

Consumer products accounted for 18.391 million shares traded on the Main Market, industrial products 124.987 million, construction 29.822 million, trading and services 171.957 million, technology 11.033 million, infrastructure 3.524 million, finance 39.543 million, hotels 369,800, properties 40.141 million, plantations 10.403 million, mining 21,600, REITs 2.128 million and closed/fund 117,000. - Bernama

usa job report bad dow crash........
when are the good days coming?
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DJIA Down Sharply After Jobs Data; VIX Jumps 3.8%

U.S. stocks opened sharply lower today, after the Labor Department's nonfarm payrolls report for May fell way short of Wall Street's expectations. The economy added just 54,000 jobs last month, according to the data, while consensus estimates were calling for a rise of about 150,000. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate unexpectedly climbed to 9.1%. This marks the weakest payrolls growth since September, and the highest unemployment rate since December.

At last check, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA - 12,132.98) has swallowed a loss of 115.6 points, or 0.9%, with all of its 30 components trading lower. The S&P 500 Index (SPX - 1,300.11) has dropped 12.8 points, or roughly 1%, and the Nasdaq Composite (COMP - 2,748.27) is down 25 points, or 0.9%.

Meanwhile, the CBOE Market Volatility Index (VIX - 18.78) is up 3.8% in morning action. As a result, the "fear index" is poised to collect a third straight daily close above former resistance at its 50-day moving average. However, the VIX's early spike has so far been contained by the round-number 20 region.

phoenix wrote:usa job report bad dow crash........
when are the good days coming?
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nxt earnings season ?

maxims wrote:

maxims wrote:

8888 wrote:

maxims wrote:

bernardlcn wrote:preparing a 3D2N or 4D3N sleep with drb-ce [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

i am going to kuching monday and back friday...see my kids

oh... max got kids? how many?

2 lovely daughters

they lost their mom already so i have to spend more time with them [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Max sifu is a good father [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

sun wrote:

maxims wrote:

maxims wrote:

8888 wrote:

maxims wrote:

i am going to kuching monday and back friday...see my kids

oh... max got kids? how many?

2 lovely daughters

they lost their mom already so i have to spend more time with them [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Max sifu is a good father [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

dj ... -70

monday in fear...

dj closed ... -97.29

Market Meltdown

The Dow Jones Industrials fell 279.65 points on Wednesday, their biggest drop since June 4, 2010, as investors fretted over weaker economic data. The Dow finished the week down 2.3%, its fifth consecutive weekly drop, the longest losing streak since July 2004.

Hiring Freeze

The U.S. added 54,000 jobs in May, far fewer than economists had forecasted, while the unemployment rate rose to 9.1% from 9%. The number of workers filing first-time unemployment claims remained above the critical 400,000 level in the week ended May 28.

8888 wrote:monday in fear...

luckily dj down only 2-digit

hai... my pchem ... day 4, force selling day, must sell before 12.30?