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Jan 28, 2016 08:47 AM | Report Abuse

I never say I am a saint

Posted by Coldrisks > Jan 28, 2016 08:42 AM | Report Abuse

icon8888, I never thought that you have such evil mentality; it is horrible.....

Icon8888 >>When I fight with people in i3, I like to lure my opponent into the hate trap

The more hatred he has for me, the more he poisons his own heart

I am making great progress with Desa on this, which delights me tremendously

the same person who shouted ringgit will collapse to rm7.00 based on his model now say he is cautiously optimistic on malaysia stock market.


tiu.

trying to talk like an equity analyst? wakakakaak. laughgaodieme liao.


In my opinion, if Blue chips go up (foreign funds buying so as to benefit from strengthening RM), there is a chance BIMB will rise with them

I am cautiously optimistic

Frog ven felix. Drop on the floor grab some sand.
Wakaka. Shame shame.

Ok frog ven defeated in shame n hide in well now.

Since when united nation has to do with criminal law? Sh fortunebullz.

Not after 2020

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Manufacturing in bolehland? U living in 80s ka.
Wakakaka.

Bolehland frog inside well. Haiz. Never see big snake pee b4.

sts

 Posted by Ven Felix > Jan 31, 2016 12:44 PM | Report Abuse 

Wakaka, even more ridiculous 

 Posted by Laughgaodiemeliao > Jan 31, 2016 12:38 PM | Report Abuse  

Medium size china factory has 20,000 workers to 100,000 workers.  

Big size has 800,000 workers.  

Jhm workers??? 200 ?

http://m.theregister.co.uk/2012/03/20/foxconn_tenth_biggest_employer/

https://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&client=ms-android-samsung&source=android-browser&q=number+of+foxconn+workers

Frog in well. If u never worked in china u better stfu.

Medium size china factory has 20,000 workers to 100,000 workers.

Big size has 800,000 workers.

Jhm workers??? 200 ??

Led??? China produce it at 1/3 of malaysia cost.

Zzzzz. Demand is growing in every industry la due to population grow ma.
But too bad glove is a cut throat biz.

They only make big profit when currencies weak.

Once ringgit normalised u will see top glove at 3.5. Supermax at 2.5

I shorted it la. Haiz. I never chase high. Wakaka. Check n see i shorted the warrant at 92c

Zzzzz... just like how u r fark by johotin??

The stock price reflect your stupidity. Lower low every month.

Zzzzz. It show how stupid u r. Bought this sheet bank.

No medicine cure stupid.

Oil prices, word of warning
Author: Desa20201956 | Publish date: Sat, 30 Jan 2016, 03:09 PM

No free lunch

next week not going to be easy week for any thing.



oil is expected to retrace....jumping from $28 to $34 is too fast too steep

ringgit is expected to retrace after the Budget fix euphoria over nothing.

so.... wakakaka. Desa just published a very bearish oil price outlook today.

Oil prices: Iraq will co-operate to cut production in bid to prop up Brent crude
30 January 2016 4:24pm
by Jessica Morris

sorhai, read this.


Saturday, 30 January 2016 | MYT 10:42 PM
Iraq will cooperate with any production-cutting decisions








BAGHDAD: Iraq's oil minister said on Saturday his country was ready to accept a decision by OPEC and non-OPEC members to cut crude production and was preparing to revive its national oil company, moves aimed at boosting profits amid dropping prices.

Cash-trapped Venezuela has called for a meeting in February to discuss steps to prop up global oil prices, which have plunged to 12-year lows around $30 a barrel.

"Iraq will agree and cooperate if producers really want to cooperate to cut," Adel Abdul Mahdi told reporters in Baghdad.

He said the ministry was also preparing a draft law to revive the National Oil Company, which was established in the 1960s but merged into the ministry in 1987. He said it would be "vital for the development of the energy sector" and operate independently of the ministry.

Legislation to reestablish the company has languished for years amid political turmoil and changes of government in the war-battered nation.

Baghdad, which relies on oil exports for nearly all its revenues, is struggling to improve its finances as it wages a costly battle against Islamist insurgents in the north and west.

Southern oil exports through Jan. 24 averaged 3.324 million barrels per day (bpd), with production at about 3.7 million bpd, according to Abdul Mahdi.

Separately, the minister said a Chinese company and other foreign firms had signed a deal this week in Beijing to form a consortium to invest in building an oil pipeline connecting the southern city of Basra with Aqaba port on Jordan's Red Sea coast. - Reuters

Ministry spokesman Asim Jihad said the main firms were China Petroleum Pipeline (CPP) and private company Mass Global.

"The two companies will submit their investment offer to the oil ministry in March," he told Reuters.

The plan is to export one million barrels per day (bpd) of Iraqi crude to Jordan, 150,000 bpd of which will supply Jordan's Zarqa refinery.

Iraq pre-qualified 12 companies and joint ventures in 2013 to build an $18-billion export pipeline to Jordan, but security concerns forced it to delay the plans.

The pipeline runs through the western Iraqi province of Anbar, most of which fell under the control of Islamic State militants in 2014. - Reuters

The Fed is freaking out about financial markets
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Early in the new year, on Jan. 3, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Stanley Fischer delivered a hawkish speech to the American Economic Association. Completely misreading the economy, which is woefully weak while inflation is virtually nil, Fischer strongly hinted that the Fed would be raising its target rate by a quarter of a percent every quarter for the next three years.

The next day the S&P 500 dropped 1.5 percent. In the week that followed, the broad index fell 6 percent. The week after that it fell over 2 percent. During that two-week period, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 1,437 points.

The dollar went up. Oil plunged 21 percent. Raw material commodities dropped. And credit risk spreads in the high-yield junk market rose substantially.

Actually, it was a global event, as stock markets around the world plunged. Utter chaos.





Bill Gross
The Fed is losing its benchmark: Gross
This past week, the Fed retreated in its policy statement. For the first time in a long while, it didn't bother with a risk assessment between inflation and employment. The whole statement had a much softer tone. It reminded me of the prevent defense of the old Bill Parcells New York Giants.

Putting it more starkly, I'd say the Fed is completely freaked out by financial markets that are turning against it.

The central bank says its policies are "data driven." But the recent Federal Open Market Committee statement suggests the Fed is looking at everything. It has a hundred indicators — domestic, international, jobs, and inflation. In truth, it doesn't know what its next move is going to be because it can't read the economy. Fed policy is opaque, confusing, and rudderless.

Take a look at the new GDP report for the fourth quarter of last year. A mere 0.7 percent growth. Across 2015, real GDP grew 1.8 percent. It's not a recession. But any shock could push us into recession.



Bill Gross
The Fed is losing its benchmark: Gross
Business investment fell. Commercial building fell. Inventories fell. Inflation came in less than 1 percent.

Nominal GDP — real output plus inflation — registered a small 1.5 percent gain. In normal times, money GDP should be between 4 and 5 percent.

Perhaps most troublesome to the stock market and the economy is the decline in corporate profits. According to most estimates, profits are set to drop for the third straight quarter while business sales look to be falling for the fourth straight quarter. Add this to less than 1 percent economic growth, and the risk of recession is surely rising.

The recession threat is a risk, not a fact. But for Fed policy makers to tell us the economy is healthy is a complete misreading of the situation. And with ultra-weak economic growth and ultra-low inflation, how could the Fed, or any central bank, think about tightening policy?

Janet Yellen
Weaker economy? That won't stop the Fed: Economist
Besides stocks, other market indicators are trying to tell the central bank: No More Rate Hikes. Copper is down 16 percent over the past year. Inflation expectations in the Treasury-bond markets have fallen significantly. And the dollar over the past several years has increased roughly 30 percent.

A healthy King Dollar is a good thing, and so are falling energy prices. But enough is enough. More Fed rate hikes will raise the dollar and reduce energy prices so much that the economy will be completely disrupted. A stable, reliable greenback is a good thing. But let's not press our luck.

Now, if the Fed were operating on a true price rule, it would keep the dollar where it is today for as far as the eye can see. In turn, that would stabilize gold and other commodities and avoid further economic disruption.

In a speech back in 2014, former Fed head Paul Volcker argued for a rules-based monetary policy along with international currency cooperation. Right now, we have neither. Europe and Japan have moved toward negative interest rates while the Fed threatens higher rates. Where is Volcker's currency diplomacy? Nowhere to be seen.



Thankfully there's a way out of this mess. Let the Fed keep interest rates and the dollar stable. No more tightening. Meanwhile, the Republican Congress can pass a significant tax cut for large and small businesses. Push the rate down to 15 percent for C-corps and S-corps. Provide easy repatriation of U.S. money overseas. And permit immediate tax write-offs for new-business-investment expenses.

Congress could also push for reduced regulatory burdens, although it looks like there's no stopping the Obama administration's unconstitutional march toward even greater regulations.

But a big business tax cut would be the most stimulative way to move the economy from near recession to 4 or 5 percent growth. That's what we need. Put it together with a stable and reliable dollar, and we can move from pessimism t

Bullish Pissing you mean? if u dont understand Technical analysis. dont open your mouth. many ppls will laughgaodie.

another moron that has been brainwashed by Otak Tak Betul.

????? DJ drop from near 17,900 to near 15,300 within 3 week.

if that is not a crash then what is???? -2,600 points in 3 weeks.


OTB says DJIA won't crash in a presidential election year.

they are always the hot beds of pump and dumps.

all these obscure miniature companies is at best given PE 6 by market. as Never, ever, will have any fund mgr look into these segment of listed co.

its just too mediocre and illiquid and unproven.

and we have malaysian moron given them mkt PE of big cap tech. hair. i donno laugh or cry leg.

his england is the most advance now under beta test in Nasa. only u ppls donno.
dont laugh.

marcus chan also said Ifca tp 1.70 (revised from 2.30 last time)
he also said Vivocom tp 67c (revised from 76c last time)

and what happen to all of them? not even half price.

the bragging says all about how his stock analytical framework (if he has any)

his method is like an auntie who go gamble in Genting. if 10 times open big. he will add more big bet.

for the 10 stocks he hold, 7 stocks turn out small, 3 stocks turn out big,

and he will keep talking about big.

ask him about HIS GOB??? he said he never cut lose. so obviously he is still holding since it never see daylight since he bought up to 1.20

OTB steal ppls research again?


Posted by gray > Jan 20, 2016 09:16 PM | Report Abuse

pump and dump finished. music stop. light is on, still got sorhai dancing ka?

game over liao, next tp. 1.00

human has existed far more than 7000 years when u claim the Adam and Eve were born?

this article basically telling you, your mother must be a female, and if you are a male, you have a ggj. if you have a cb, u must be a female.

wakakakaakak. i can't believe such an article can even appear in mainstream financial media. and someone actually think its useful and reposted in i3.

omg. malaysian......zzzzz

i heard BIMB is going for Recap soon. expect the right issue at 2.50 and new warrants as sweetener. congrats to the above moron for keep buying Bimb-warrant since 80c.

the new warrant has exercise price of rm2.50 vs the current one at rm4.00+

wakakakakaka. laughgaodieme liao.

Posted by gray > Jan 25, 2016 10:46 AM | Report Abuse

Desa. Basically u r shouting property will go up in 2015 vs 2012.
I dont see any different on your export stock buy call in 2016.

Posted by Desa20201956 > Jan 25, 2016 10:57 AM | Report Abuse

plenty of time to prove my point. I not scared at all.




<gray > Jan 25, 2016 10:52 AM | Report Abuse

Its so obvious u r stuck at peak price for those export stocks u promote. Take care.

Nobody will pay attention to your nonsense promotion. U have been waterfished by the big guys.

Music has stop u still dancing. Laughdieme liao.>

Posted by Desa20201956 > Jan 25, 2016 10:57 AM | Report Abuse

plenty of time to prove my point. I not scared at all.

<gray > Jan 25, 2016 10:52 AM | Report Abuse

Its so obvious u r stuck at peak price for those export stocks u promote. Take care.

Nobody will pay attention to your nonsense promotion. U have been waterfished by the big guys.

Music has stop u still dancing. Laughdieme liao.>

rubbish stock.

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now only u know he is the biggest Bully in i3 meh?

Posted by Coldrisks > Jan 29, 2016 10:33 PM | Report Abuse

icon8888, one thing I don't agree is personality attack; do you like to be criticized by people about how you look? nobody is perfect but we can always make it better..