9th march 2012

tmr huat ar!!!!!! hope you guys earn kao kao tmr =)

wah! so early man!.....u don't trade tmr?

ejam77 wrote:wah! so early man!.....u don't trade tmr?

i do trade tmr after my exam =) haha

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ya haha

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ejam77 wrote:

Bursa berserker wrote:

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dj not bad wei =)

+rep???

just back and rep-ed! +1

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most BBs are lowly traded yesterday...DRB & BIMB topped...
let's see what happens today...
nites...

sorry not forgetting MBSB....

Tyty

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vroom vroom

Asian Stocks Rise Second Day as Greece Moves Toward Deal
By Yoshiaki Nohara - Mar 9, 2012 8:23 AM GMT+0800
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Investors Agree to Swap About 85% of Greek Debt
By Christos Ziotis and Maria Petrakis - Mar 9, 2012 6:22 AM GMT+0800
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morning

money!!!!!!

ejam77 wrote:money!!!!!!

where where?
morning all!

fuh pak ejam new engine

Happy Friday all.

Best thing about Friday is telling my coworkers 'What is the chip-shop owner's favorite day? Fry-day!!!!' One day they will laugh. One day...

Market Thoughts

US stocks logged a gain for the second day last night as investors were optimistic Greece will likely clear a key hurdle with private creditors to avoid a disorderly default and ahead of a key government jobs report on Friday. Similarly, European stocks closed higher as Greece edged closer to concluding its key bond swap deal with private creditors.

On the local market, the FBM KLCI climbed 3.53 points to 1578.36 points yesterday. We believe the good news from Greece will continue to buoy the market. As such, the KLCI is expected to continue its rebound and head towards its resistance of 1597 points.

Malaysia News & Highlights

MRT Corp shortlists 28 companies for 6 MRT work packages
Mass Rapid Transit Corporation Sdn Bhd (MRT Corp) has pre-qualified 28 companies for six My Rapid Transit (MRT) system work packages. These companies were shortlisted from a total 51 submissions. In a statement on Thursday, MRT said the six work packages include electric trains, depot equipment and maintenance vehicles, signalling and train control system, platform screen doors, power supply and distribution system and track works. (Source: The Edge)

Top Glove eyes acquisition this year
Top Glove Corp Bhd, the world’s largest rubber glove maker by volume, aims to buy at least one other glove producer this year as part of its strategy to gain market share and drive earnings, said its chairman and founder. The Malaysian company is in talks with a number of rubber glove makers, chairman Lim Wee-Chai told Reuters in an interview. (Source: The Edge)

PNB buys two London properties for RM2.6bil
Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB) has joined the ranks of global investors to buy into prime London commercial offices with its latest purchase of two properties, 90 High Holborn and One Exchange Square, bringing to four its portfolio of properties in the international financial centre. (Source: The Star)

‘Khazanah sold CIMB shares to Credit Suisse buyer’ for RM493.6mil
Khazanah Nasional Bhd sold some 67.5 million shares of CIMB Group Holdings Bhd at RM7.31 to a buyer from Credit Suisse Securities (M) Sdn Bhd each in an off-market trade yesterday, said sources familiar with the deal. The identity of the end buyer from Credit Suisse is still unknown, but sources said it was likely to be a foreign party. (Source: The Star)

Perodua in RM225m deal with Petronas Dagangan
Petronas Dagangan Bhd has signed a RM225 million deal to supply Perusahaan Otomobil Kedua Sdn Bhd (Perodua) with lubricant oil over the next five years. In a statement yesterday, the new contract, dubbed the "Perodua Genuine Oil Agreement", will see the country's largest national carmaker using Petronas SL/SM grade oil at all its service outlets nationwide worth RM45 million a year for five years with immediate effect. (Source: Business Times)

P1: RM750m to RM900m capex over next 3 years
Packet One Networks (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd (P1) aims to invest up to RM300 million a year over the next three years on network expansion, as it embarks on its new growth plan. "We are looking at RM250 million to RM300 million a year of capital expenditure over the next three years. So, we will be looking at RM750 million to RM900 million between the period 2012 and 2014," said P1 chief executive officer Michael Lai after revealing details to its new growth strategy, dubbed P1 2.0 Evolution. (Source: Business Times)

Aeon in RM350m expansion drive
Aeon Co (M) Bhd, which operates the Jusco department store and supermarket chain, has allocated RM350 million for capital expenditure this year, particularly to increase its market penetration in the retail business. This includes the opening of two new shopping centres as well as refurbishment of existing stores. (Source: Business Times)

Cals wrote:Best thing about Friday is telling my coworkers 'What is the chip-shop owner's favorite day? Fry-day!!!!' One day they will laugh. One day...

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Foreign News

Stocks Advance With Commodities as Greece Moves Closer to Swap; Euro Gains
Stock rose, sending the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index to its biggest back-to-back rally of the year, while commodities gained and the euro strengthened as Greece moved closer to completing its debt restructuring. The S&P 500 advanced 1 percent to close at 1,365.91, with the two-day advance erasing its 1.5 percent drop on March 6. The Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 70.61 points to 12,907.94. The euro appreciated 0.9 percent to $1.3271, while the yen weakened against all 16 most-traded peers. Yields on 10- year U.S. Treasury notes increased four basis points to 2.02 percent. The S&P GSCI Index climbed 0.8 percent as 17 of its 24 commodities advanced.

Consumer Confidence in U.S. Rises
Household confidence improved last week to a four-year high as more Americans said the economy was improving and decided it was a good time to shop. The Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index was minus 36.7 in the period ended March 4, the highest since April 2008, up from minus 38.8 in the prior period. The gauge on the state of the economy reached a one-year high, while the buying-climate measure climbed to a level last exceeded in December 2009. For a fifth straight week, half of those surveyed also rated their personal finances as positive, bolstered by a resilient stock market, faster job growth and rising wages. Stronger household balance sheets may be helping ease the sting of the steepest gasoline prices in almost a year.

German Industrial Output Rises More Than Forecast on Construction: Economy
German industrial output increased more than economists forecast in January, rebounding from a December slump as construction activity jumped. Production rose 1.6 percent from December, when it fell 2.6 percent, which was the steepest decline in almost three years, the Economy Ministry in Berlin said. The report is the latest to suggest that Europe’s largest economy is weathering the region’s debt crisis and may avoid a recession even as euro-area demand for its exports weakens. Business and investor confidence both jumped last month as Greece secured a second bailout and the European Central Bank flooded the banking system with cash.

Private Investors Said to Agree to Swap About 85% of Greek Debt
Private investors agreed to swap about 85 percent of their Greek government bonds for new securities in the biggest sovereign debt restructuring in history, according to a banker briefed on the results. Preliminary indications showed that as much as 155 billion euros ($205 billion) of the 177 billion euros of Greek-law bonds were offered, said the banker, who declined to be identified. Twelve billion euros of debt not under Greek law was also tendered, as was 7 billion euros of bonds from state-owned companies guaranteed by the government, the banker said.

(Source: Bloomberg)

mabs wrote:

Cals wrote:Best thing about Friday is telling my coworkers 'What is the chip-shop owner's favorite day? Fry-day!!!!' One day they will laugh. One day...

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