April 11th THUR - BC Daily trading floor - all traders welcomed

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selamat pagi

leecs1978 wrote:selamat pagi

pagi 2

Good morning
Will mbb testing 9.7 today as the seller for 9.66-9.69 seems so low ?

morning...

hovid hot?

LBS news over? but CI break 1700 again !

Hovid still wondering. a lot of volume at 0.24 [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

i clear my mbb at cost.. cant monitor today

Cals wrote:i clear my mbb at cost.. cant monitor today

I'm still holding on to my mbb bb, will monitor for another 1-2 days, think might break 9.7 this week... [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

morning

selamat pagi

WW wrote:morning...

hovid hot?

belum panas lg....

TAMBUN macam nak panas

REDTONE semakin panas i think

anonymous682 wrote:

Cals wrote:i clear my mbb at cost.. cant monitor today

I'm still holding on to my mbb bb, will monitor for another 1-2 days, think might break 9.7 this week... [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

its ok it can hit 0.14 actually if break 9.7 beyond. I cant hold and monitor, too many things to do here.

PERDANA oh perdana .....panas betul

drbhcom, any chance? i watching drbhcom-cq

leecs1978 wrote:drbhcom, any chance? i watching drbhcom-cq

tak tau.....
tapi MAYBANK makin panas....

MRCB pun

satu kali buyer datang NTPM....

can monitor kot......

oh bursa oh~

TM makin panas.....

Sime-CT looks good.

JF wrote:oh bursa oh~

panas panas

peanut wrote:

leecs1978 wrote:drbhcom, any chance? i watching drbhcom-cq

tak tau.....
tapi MAYBANK makin panas....

MRCB pun

DRB makin panas....

Midday Market KLCI on course to extend gains for third day, fresh high
Business & Markets 2013
Written by Surin Murugiah of theedgemalaysia.com
Thursday, 11 April 2013 12:38


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KUALA LUMPUR (April 11): The FBM KLCI is poised to extend its gains for a third day running and close at a fresh all-time high on Thursday, as it rose firmly a day after the Election Commission finalised the general date.

At 12.30pm, the FBM KLCI rose 0.63% or 10.81 points to 1,707.01.

Gainers led losers by 351 to 259, while 269 counters traded unchanged. Volume was 571.8 million shares valued at RM911.84 million.

The top gainers included BAT, United PLANTATION []s, Dana Infra, Sime Darby, Petronas Dagangan, Allianz, Naim, Amway, IOI Corp and Petra Energy.

The losers included Carlsberg, Tasek, Aeon Credit, Sui Wah, Hong Leong Bank, LBS Bina, Tan Chong, P.I.E, Tien Wah and Shangri-La.

The actives included CLIQ, LBS Bina, Ingenco, Maybank, Tiger Synergy and Nextnation.

Affin Investment Bank Bhd vice president and head of retail research Dr Nazri Khan said strong foreign fund buying in the region as a whole had buoyed the local market as well.

“There seems to be strong optimism among foreign funds that have been buying into local equities, notably in the property and plantation sectors.

“Further, regional markets are also scaling upward. However, we think the market has been overbought and a slight pullback may be in store,” he told theedgemalaysia.com.

Meanwhile, Maybank Investment Bank Bhd head of retail research and chief chartist Lee Cheng Hooi in a note to clients Thursday said the FBM KLCI closed up by 5.93 points at 1,696.20 yesterday.

Its resistance level of 1,698 and 1,700 may cap market gains, whilst obvious support areas are located at 1,678 and 1,696, he said.

"The FBM KLCI made a previous all-time high of 1,699.68 on 4 Jan 2013 followed by a swing low of 1,597.00. The next key swings were 1,664.39 (high) and 1,613.94 (low).

"We prefer a short-term trading stance at current lofty index levels. Do look at the smaller and mid-cap stocks for trading ideas," said Lee.

Wall Street's record closing overnight and growing optimism about the Chinese economy underpinned Asian shares on Thursday while the Bank of Japan's bold monetary stimulus kept the yen pinned near fresh lows against major currencies, according to Reuters.

The Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard & Poor's 500 Index both ended at historic highs on Wednesday, led by cyclical shares after Chinese trade data signalled a recovery in domestic demand, it said.

tambun marilaaaa