My watchlist 16th May 2011

maxims wrote:

davidlo wrote:then i should q sell at 5pm what price leh? 0.07 ar? my cost is 0.045 450lot

0.055 la

ok , noted. thanks sifu

davidlo wrote:

maxims wrote:

davidlo wrote:then i should q sell at 5pm what price leh? 0.07 ar? my cost is 0.045 450lot

0.055 la

ok , noted. thanks sifu

if up can cancel what....nowaday new system can only q once a day..last time two times.... [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

hope today bjc close 1.12 then wednesday harvest

maxims wrote:hope today bjc close 1.12 then wednesday harvest

if close 1.12 then q sell 0.06 next day?

davidlo wrote:

maxims wrote:hope today bjc close 1.12 then wednesday harvest

if close 1.12 then q sell 0.06 next day?

still 0.055...remember now bb discount half cents to mom price..except wednesday thursday market very ren qi or u can wait for another day

maxims wrote:

davidlo wrote:

maxims wrote:hope today bjc close 1.12 then wednesday harvest

if close 1.12 then q sell 0.06 next day?

still 0.055...remember now bb discount half cents to mom price..except wednesday thursday market very ren qi or u can wait for another day

haiz, osk so dulan la, sell 0.5sen discount. ok, i'll see on wednesday wether want to cancel q or not.

davidlo wrote:

maxims wrote:

davidlo wrote:

maxims wrote:hope today bjc close 1.12 then wednesday harvest

if close 1.12 then q sell 0.06 next day?

still 0.055...remember now bb discount half cents to mom price..except wednesday thursday market very ren qi or u can wait for another day

haiz, osk so dulan la, sell 0.5sen discount. ok, i'll see on wednesday wether want to cancel q or not.

today i think at most closing 1.11

[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] hard to say 1.09 then super du lan man

today bjc eat porridge liao

eat bubur air lo

walao, close 1.08 lo, eat s#@& lo.

Still got time for correction.......wait and see........

close 1.09, better then 1.08 la.

davidlo wrote:close 1.09, better then 1.08 la.

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Ok got to go.....See you all on Wed. Happy holiday.........

maxis geng la, up liao 18sen then close -1sen. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

davidlo wrote:maxis geng la, up liao 18sen then close -1sen. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

those who buy at highest price all [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

tata all...what a lousy day

tdy again peanuts rm100 b4 fees [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

hsi closed -315.64 [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

dj fut -46 [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

europe all RED ! [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Euro slumps to 7-week low as IMF chief arrested

TOKYO: The euro fell to a seven-week low against the dollar and a
two-month trough against the yen on Monday, May 16 and is seen testing
pivotal support areas after IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn was
charged with attempted rape on the weekend, increasing uncertainty on
aid for Greece and other indebted euro zone countries.
The shocking news on Strauss-Kahn, who had been seen as a front
runner to be France's next president, soured investor risk appetite,
which had already been strained by a rout in various commodities and
falls in share prices in the past two weeks.
"This came at a really bad time for the euro as it could delay
efforts to put together a rescue package for Greece. It's adding salt to
their wounds," said Tsutomu Soma, manager of foreign bonds at Okasan
Securities.
Strauss-Kahn had been due to meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel on
Sunday and join euro zone finance ministers on Monday to discuss the
bloc's debt crisis and how to handle Greece, which is struggling to meet
the terms of a 110 billion euro European Union/IMF bailout last year.
His lawyers said he would plead not guilty to the charges against him.
The euro fell as far as $1.4048 EUR=, its lowest since March 30, having dropped 6 percent from a 17-month peak of $1.4940 hit less than two weeks ago.
Still, investors were careful about selling the European currency
further as $1.40 appeared to be an important psychological level.
"A slew of euro-selling that we've been seeing could slow down from
here. The pessimism over Greece and the latest news triggered massive
euro sales, but recent moves have been a bit too rapid," said Makoto
Noji, currency analyst at SMBC Nikko Securities.
Noji said there could be plenty of Japanese institutional investors,
such as life insurers, looking for opportunities to build up fresh euro
positions in their portfolios for the new financial year that started in
April.
"Japanese institutional investors weren't active in buying foreign
currencies in April, but they could start stepping up their efforts in
May and June, so that could provide some support in the euro," Noji
said.
There is talk of some large bids in the euro from around $1.4050 to
$1.4000. Just below that, the $1.3900 to $1.4000 region is an area that
has a bunch of support levels, but also where stop-loss orders are said
to be lurking.
Some market players say medium-term players and corporate names have
placed euro stop-loss sell orders near $1.4000, and that options-related
euro sell orders may also emerge if the euro drops to around $1.4000.
In terms of support, the euro's 200-week moving average lies right
around $1.4000, the bottom of the daily Ichimoku cloud is at $1.3957,
the 100-day moving average is at $1.3922 and the 50 percent retracement
of the euro's Jan to May rally lies near $1.39. Still, a break of this
area could point to a target of $1.3655.
Market players said the euro could come under pressure as a
resolution to the Greek crisis is unlikely at a euro zone finance
ministers meeting on Monday [ID:nLDE7492FT]
Oil and precious metals were weaker in early Monday trade, not
helping the euro, while the Australian dollar also slipped 0.2 percent
on Monday to $1.0550 AUD=D4.
Data from a U.S. financial watchdog showed speculators still had
hefty long positions even after they trimmed their long positions in the
euro -- and other higher-yielding currencies such as the Australian
dollar -- in the week to Tuesday, which suggests chances of more
liquidation of euro long positions. [nN13251796]
INDEX HIGH
As the euro sagged, the greenback's index against a basket of six major currencies hit a six-week high of 75.950 .DXY.
"The market will be focusing on the euro zone ministers' meeting for
now. But players' focus could shift back to U.S. monetary policy after
the release of the Fed's policy minutes on Wednesday," a trader at a
Japanese bank said.
The dollar had been falling for much of this year on the view that
the Fed will be extremely reluctant to raise rates as it worries about
persistently high unemployment.
The Japanese yen was briefly helped by a stronger-than-expected
reading in Japan's machinery orders data for March, but it quickly lost
gains as the data is known to be highly volatile and gives little
insight on the impact of the March 11 quake.
The yen was also under slight selling pressure after Moody's
Investors Service said the trend for credit ratings in the Asia-Pacific
region was stable except for Japan. [ID:nWNA8557]
The yen stood at 80.94 yen per dollar JPY=. The U.S. regulator's data showed speculators became net long in the yen for the first time in six weeks last week.
The euro edged above 114 yen EURJPY=R after slipping to a two-month low of 113.35 yen. - Reuters

FBM KLCI closes in the red as Asian markets fall

KUALA LUMPUR: The FBM KLCI succumbed to some profit taking in late
trade on Monday, May 16 and closed in the red, as investors mainly
stayed on the sidelines given that Tuesday is a public holiday, and also
due to the tepid sentiment at key regional markets.
The 30-stock index fell 0.29% or 4.47 points to 1,536.27, coming off
its intra-day high of 1,545,34, weighed by losses including at Genting
and Hong Leong Bank.
Gainers beat losers by 502 to 274, while 286 counters traded
unchanged. Volume was 811.79 million shares valued at RM1.24 billion.
Among the decliners, Batu Kawan fell 36 sen to RM15.84, Genting lost
28 sen to RM11.12, Tahps 27 sen to RM4.93, United PLANTATION []s 20 sen to RM17.60, Hong Leong Bank 16 sen to RM12.28, Hap Seng 15 sen to RM5.30 and Lafarge Malayan Cement 11 sen to RM7.19.
Latexx shares and warrants slumped after the RM852.03 million buyout
plan by Navis Asia VI Management Company Ltd (Navis) was aborted
following the exclusivity period granted to Navis expiring on May 15.
Latexx warrants fell 35 sen to RM1.90 while its shares lost 26 sen to RM2.40.
Digistar was the most actively traded counter with 26 million shares done. The stock fell two sen to 45 sen.
Other actives included Ingenius Solutions, CME, BDE Gurney, Axiata, ConnectCounty and PJI.
Tradewinds was the top gainer and rose 42 sen to RM9.23; Dutch Lady
added 30 sen to RM17.58, Media Prima 23 sen to RM2.90, Tradewinds
Plantations 16 sen to RM3.42, Tasek and CBIP 15 sen each to RM8.95 and
RM4.31, KLK 14 sen to RM21.16 while C.I. Holdings added 13 sen to
RM2.89.
Meanwhile, Asian equities slipped and the dollar strengthened on
Monday with further gains seen as renewed concerns of a possible euro
zone debt restructuring prompted market players to reduce risk,
according to Reuters.
At the regional markets, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index lost 1.36% to
22,960.63, Taiwan’s Taiex fell 1.05% to 8,911.71, Japan’s Nikkei 225
fell 0.94% to 9,558.30, Singapore’s Straits Times Index lost 0.86% to
3,136.48, the Shanghai Composite Index down 0.77% to 2,849.07 and South
Korea’s Kospi fell 0.75% to 2,104.18.

is this true?

- *DJ EON Capital Declares Special Dividend Of MYR5.16/Share

dividend rm5.16 per share?
that means i have one share they give me 5.16?