28th December 2012

Since Phoenix provide us a nice tips, then let me share my so-so experience TA knowledge to you all.......

Normally I will not use Daily Chart for penny stock like this... just look at the chart below.. kinda useless.. only shoot up.. and down later... then consolidate again... then another stock lo... kinda useless....

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So I prefer minutes chart, let's have a look on minutes chart... divergence? what means ?

RSI divergence ? Volume divergence ?

It means something... just that I dont know how to explain... but you have to figure it yourself...

Price going down... thin volume... then push down price again... high volume.. use ur logic to think....

okie.. This is definitely a hit and run counter... u have to be fast... but not me .... Im not fast enough... and still not decisive ... I know my weakness.. and 9am sharp DC then susah lo me... my facility not good too...

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hehehee.. im willing to learn... so please comment lur sifu-sifu BC

the chart so funny

what so funny har?

+1 thread and chart starter

i dunno price is the market leader , gotta keep watch of it later

when u mention price is king, i will name volume as queen

morning.......

Kulim in action? special dividend..90 sen.

chris.chung6 wrote:when u mention price is king, i will name volume as queen

lol some truth in that

chris.chung6 wrote: what so funny har?

see the spike rofl

mbmr might hv some too...

WW announced?

ircb pn17 dont touch it

kulim

wtffffffffffffff RM4.9?!

morning!.

sime might gap up.

RM4.9 : Kulim-CF might be around 14-15cents

Cals wrote:mbmr might hv some too...

WW announced?

annouced last night.

Special Dividend 90.94 Sen Single tier 27 Dec 2012, 19:13

Entitlement Type	Special Dividend
Entitlement Amt (RM/%)	RM 0.9094
Entitlement Date & Time	11 Jan 2013, 17:00
Year/Period Ending/Ended on	31 Dec 2012
Ex-Date	9 Jan 2013
Payment Date	25 Jan 2013
	Share transfer book & register of members will be closed from 11 Jan 2013 to 11 Jan 2013 (both dates inclusive) for the purpose of determining the entitlements
Entitlement Description	Special Dividend of 90.94 sen (single tier)

Wonderful World wrote:

Cals wrote:mbmr might hv some too...

WW announced?

annouced last night.

+1

why i talk c#@& until like that yesterday but i didnt keep kulim-cf...

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hoseyyyy

kulim...kulim...[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]congraz those inside this yesterday.....

morning~~

affin back to live

Asian Stocks Rise as Japan Consumer Prices Fall
By Adam Haigh - Dec 28, 2012 9:06 AM GMT+0800

Most Asian stocks rose, with Japanese shares poised for their biggest annual advance since 2005, after a report that the country’s consumer prices fell fanned speculation the central bank will respond to government calls for more asset purchases.
Canon Inc. (7751), the world’s biggest camera maker, increased 1.7 percent, leading gains among Japanese exporters. Toshiba Corp. climbed 3.7 percent after the manufacturer said it’s in talks to sell a stake in its Westinghouse Electric atomic-power unit. BHP Billiton Ltd., Australia’s largest oil producer, advanced 1.3 percent after crude and metal prices rose.
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index (MXAP) climbed 0.1 percent to 129.02 as of 9:58 a.m. in Tokyo, before the open of markets in China and Hong Kong. Three shares climbed for every two that fell. The measure’s increase was limited by a further decline in the yen, which reduced the value of the Japanese companies that make up the majority of the Asia-Pacific gauge’s constituents.
“Central banks are going to keep interest rates low and provide more stimulus that will keep equity markets propped up as it has done this year,” said Kumar Palghat, managing director and founder of Kapstream Capital, which oversees at least $5.2 billion. “There will be some resolution to the fiscal cliff talks.”
The Asia-Pacific measure advanced 13 percent this year as the U.S. and Chinese economies showed signs of recovery and central banks around the world took action to shore up growth.
Today is the final trading day of the year for Japanese equity markets. The Nikkei 225 (NKY) Stock Average gained 23 percent this year, heading for its biggest yearly gain since 2005. The measure, which rose 0.8 percent today, closed yesterday at its highest level since the day before 2011’s record earthquake triggered the worst nuclear crisis in 25 years.

Japan Deflation
Core consumer prices in Japan fell 0.1 percent in November from a year earlier, bolstering the case for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to push for further monetary easing.
Democrat and Republican congressional leaders in the U.S. plan to meet with President Barack Obama today as lawmakers seek to resolve an impasse before at least $600 billion in spending cuts and tax gains begin in January. House Republican leaders also announced the chamber will meet on Dec. 30, its first.
Today is the final trading day of the year in South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines. Thailand’s SET Index has surged 36 percent this year.
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kulim...cool down now.