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Wall Street ends at one-month low on euro-debt worries


NEW YORK: U.S. stocks closed at their lowest levels in a month on
Monday, May 23 in a sign of increasing doubt that equity markets can
weather recent weakness in global manufacturing and demand.

Industrial, energy and TECHNOLOGY [] stocks, closely related to growth, were among the day's top decliners. Poor manufacturing figures from Germany and China were a surprise and gave investors reason to shed positions in those industries.
Mining machinery maker Caterpillar Inc (CAT.N),
a Dow component, lost 2.3 percent to $101.89, while the S&P
industrial sector index .GSPI fell 1.4 percent and the S&P
info-technology sector index .GSPT declined 1.5 percent.
The drama surrounding the euro zone's debt crisis added to investor
anxiety. It furthered a recent trend of selling commodities, the euro,
and stocks in tandem.
The main driver of the market's decline is "a combination of global
economic cooling and an increase in risk from Europe," according to
Paul Zemsky, head of asset allocation at ING in New York.
"Throw in the Greek downgrade on Friday, warnings about other
countries being downgraded ... it's just a negative cocktail right
now."
Negative ratings actions on Greece
and Italy and regional election results in Spain raised concerns about
the deepening of the euro zone's debt problems. Investors worry that
voter rebellions against austerity plans could put some government debt
at risk of default.
The euro hit a two-month low against the U.S. currency.
The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI dropped 130.78 points, or 1.05 percent, to 12,381.26. The Standard & Poor's 500 .SPX lost 15.90 points, or 1.19 percent, to 1,317.37. The Nasdaq Composite .IXIC fell 44.42 points, or 1.58 percent, to 2,758.90.
In a sign of technical weakness, the S&P 500 closed below its
50-day moving average for the first time since April 19. It is also at
its lowest level since that day.
Global stocks as measured by MSCI .MIWD00000PUS dropped 1.8 percent, the biggest daily decline in more than two months.
The stronger dollar hurt commodity prices and stocks in the energy
and basic materials sectors. Large exporters, which have benefited from
a weaker U.S. currency, were also hit hard.
Shares of Coca-Cola Co (KO.N) fell 1.2 percent to $67.49 and equipment manufacturer Joy Global Inc (JOYG.O) dropped 3.1 percent to $87.54.
"A dollar rising is near-term negative for stocks while commodities
(falling) can have both positive and negative aspects," ING's Zemsky
said.
"On one hand, (commodities) are showing growth is slower than what
people originally thought, but at the same time, it's also a big tax
cut to the consumer through lower gasoline prices."
Gasoline futures are down roughly 15 percent so far this month. On
Monday, U.S. July crude oil futures lost 2.4 percent to settle at
$97.70 a barrel.
An S&P index of top U.S. retailers' stocks .RLX performed better than the overall market, falling 0.46 percent.
About 6.44 billion shares traded on the New York Stock Exchange,
NYSE Amex and Nasdaq, far below last year's estimated daily average of
8.47 billion and under the 7.63 billion traded daily on average so far
this year.
Decliners beat advancers on the NYSE by a ratio of almost 4 to 1,
while on the Nasdaq, more than four stocks fell for every one that
rose. - Reuters

Stocks to watch: Quality Concrete, PBA, Ibraco, QL Resources

KUALA LUMPUR: Regional markets including Malaysia will continue to
see selling pressure on Tuesday, May 24 on growing worries about the
contagion effect of the mounting Europe debt crisis.
In US, stocks closed at their lowest levels in a month on Monday in a
sign of increasing doubt that equity markets can weather recent
weakness in global manufacturing and demand.
Reuters reported that negative ratings actions on Greece and Italy
and regional election results in Spain raised concerns about the
deepening of the euro zone's debt problems. Investors worry that voter
rebellions against austerity plans could put some government debt at
risk of default.
The euro hit a two-month low against the U.S. currency.
The Dow Jones industrial average dropped 130.78 points, or 1.05
percent, to 12,381.26. The Standard & Poor's 500 lost 15.90 points,
or 1.19 percent, to 1,317.37. The Nasdaq Composite fell 44.42 points, or
1.58 percent, to 2,758.90.
Stocks which could see trading interest on Tuesday, May 24 following
fresh corporate developments include QUALITY CONCRETE HOLDINGS BHD [], PBA HOLDINGS BHD [], IBRACO BHD [] and QL RESOURCES BHD [].
PUNCAK NIAGA HOLDINGS BHD [] and its partner Quality Concrete Holdings Bhd signed a contract for a RM667.32 million rural water supply project in Sarawak.
Puncak said the 40:60 Konsortium Puncak Niaga Holdings Bhd-Quality
Concrete had signed the contract to supply rural water from 2010 to
2012. The completion period is Dec 31, 2012.
PBA’s net profit surged 105% to RM11.03 million from RM5.37 million a
year ago mainly due to the improved sale of water revenue from trade
consumers.
Its revenue rose 15.3% to RM56.31 million from RM48.85 million while earnings per share were 3.33 sen compared with 1.62 sen.
Bursa Malaysia Securities has uplifted Ibraco Bhd from the Practice Note 17 classification with effect from Tuesday, May 24.
With the completion of the regularisation plan, the company has
regularised its financial condition and no longer triggered any of the
criteria under PN17 of the Main Market Listing Requirements
Bursa Securities had also approved Ibraco’s waiver application to
comply with the requirement to record a net profit in two consecutive
quarterly results immediately upon the implementation of the
regularisation plan.
QL Resources Bhd posted net profit of RM31.55 million in the fourth
quarter ended March 31, 2011, up 19.3% from RM26.44 million a year ago.
Revenue rose 21.6% to RM502.58 million from RM413.02 million a year ago. Earnings per share were 3.86 sen versus 3.38 sen.
QL Resources Bhd posted net profit of RM31.55 million in the fourth
quarter ended March 31, 2011, up 19.3% from RM26.44 million a year ago.
It said on Monday, May 23 that revenue rose 21.6% to RM502.58 million
from RM413.02 million a year ago. Earnings per share were 3.86 sen
versus 3.38 sen.
Pretax profit was RM40.45 million, of which integrated livestock
farming accounted for RM27.62 million, marine product manufacturing
RM10.48 million and palm oil activities RM2.34 million.
For the financial year ended March 31, 2011, earnings rose to
RM124.49 million compared with RM106.91 million. Revenue rose to RM1.77
billion from RM1.47 billion.
Crane manufacturer FAVELLE FAVCO BHD []
reported a 13.5% increase in earnings to RM3.86 million in the first
quarter ended March 31 from RM3.40 million a year ago mainly due to
higher sales.
Revenue rose 13.6% to RM85.18 million from RM74.95 million while
earnings per share were 2.18 sen versus 1.97 sen. It had cash and cash
equivalents of RM103.03 million as at March 31.
As at May 19, 2011, outstanding order book of the group is RM496.4
million of which majority is from oil and gas cranes for the offshore
oil and gas exploration and production activities.
MITRAJAYA HOLDINGS BHD []
has secured a RM46.40 million contract to build an eight-story private
hospital in Rawang. It accepted the letter of award from
Rawang Specialist Hospital Sdn Bhd for the contract.

let's be hard working today..... 1. spot the right price 2. take the profits

focus on fast moving stock...i think drb is the right candidate...or mahsing bb....mahsing bb batter down too much yesterday

Morning all comrades ... thanks Dai Si Jie for the news updates ... thanks Sifu for the trading tips [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

today should close 1510-1515..let's see remember not to take too big position... must get out today except market sentiment improve

bernardlcn wrote:Morning all comrades ... thanks Dai Si Jie for the news updates ... thanks Sifu for the trading tips [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

standby bullet...and let's attack together...

people throw we buy....but but...buy also like smart pondan...not poor cowboy [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

nikkei only down 15 point...almost non event

maxims wrote:let's be hard working today..... 1. spot the right price 2. take the profits

yeah~~

maxims wrote:

bernardlcn wrote:Morning all comrades ... thanks Dai Si Jie for the news updates ... thanks Sifu for the trading tips [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

standby bullet...and let's attack together...

people throw we buy....but but...buy also like smart pondan...not poor cowboy [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

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Hong Kong: Spooked by China data

SHARES tumbled yesterday as preliminary Chinese manufacturing data from
HSBC suggested the world's number two economy was slowing down.

The Hang Seng Index closed 2.11 per cent, or 488.37 points, lower at 22,711.02.

"There's certainly some concern out there but no real evidence of
people bailing out," said Tom Kaan, a director at Louis Capital Markets
in Hong Kong. - AFP, Reuters

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bjc what price? [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

good morning to all...

today bjc cc will go 0.045

tm bb in deep s#@&

but tm bb is good to watch

i q 10k each at 0.035 0.04 0.045 bjc cc...will cancel accordingly

maxims wrote:tm bb in deep s#@&

why? the bb will adjust the exercise price oso maa~

tm-cm
exercise 3--> 2.9763
ratio 3 -> 2.791

davors wrote:

maxims wrote:tm bb in deep s#@&

why? the bb will adjust the exercise price oso maa~ [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

i don kinow wo..i guess it is

maxims wrote:

davors wrote:

maxims wrote:tm bb in deep s#@&

why? the bb will adjust the exercise price oso maa~ [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

i don kinow wo..i guess it is

is that dividend or what i no time study

i'm now in TARC... hehe...