looks like Johotin is going to test its high the other day RM2.46

the index could be worse if not because of Tenaga

jake81, only have tel no.

Tel:03-2161 4059

jake81, some of the Kenanga warrants do not have an active market. Maybe they have problem

jake81, you can call them to ask if you want. In the Company Announcement of the warrant, there is a contact number if I remember correctly

jake81, RHB is also very bad. When I bought, the spread (the difference of bid price and ask price) was RM0.005. The spread became RM0.02 after I sold back.

jake81, which counter? FBMKLCI-C6?

Just wait for them to re-appear again. Next time avoid the same market maker if you are not comfotable. Choose warrants by Macquarie next time

I hope people will listen to Fund_Manager. Well, you may not like how he says things, but you must know what he is saying. He is a professional so his market sense is valuable.

I am sure if it is the right time to play put, Fund_Manager will let us know!

According to the Edge

Hibiscus shares down on margin call, gets Bursa query
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I think we need more info before trading

fyh30,

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thanks for your advice!

Fund_Manager, you don't think index will drop further, say to at least 1640 range?

Region,

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alphajack, do you still think the index will continue their retreat next week?

someone intends to buy 10000 lots of HZ. WOW!

When RM falls, old friend export-based AEMULUS moves again

You can also consider FBMKLCI-H2 as there is no issue of liquidity, can easily buy and sell

trustme932, any idea why put warrants not moving much? I notice HG is trading at small premium

looks like Airasia is like our index, ding dung ding dung only...

Airasia moving today...

FGV moving before closing...

the Pre-budget rally that's everyone is looking for. I expect some profit-taking

The international reserves of Bank Negara Malaysia

RM379.4 billion (equivalent to USD100.5 billion) as at 15 July 2015
RM364.7 billion (equivalent to USD96.7 billion) as at 31 July 2015
RM356.4 billion (equivalent to USD94.5 billion) as at 14 August 2015
RM357.7 billion (equivalent to USD94.7 billion) as at 28 August 2015
RM360.1 billion (equivalent to USD95.3 billion) as at 15 September 2015
RM415.1 billion (equivalent to USD93.3 billion) as at 30 September 2015
RM418.0 billion (equivalent to USD94.1 billion) as at 15 October 2015

I do not keep a record but the volume looks higher today

Steve Chung, looks like you have done your homework. Congratulations!

Congratulations for those who play pull back on Hang Seng Index!

half day 1.5 b shares traded. Volume not bad at all

In China the trade balance for September came in at a surplus of RMB376.2 billion, compared to CNY368 billion in August. Dollar figures were not immediately available. Imports plunged 17.7%, well below the expected drop of 15%, but exports eased 1.1%,better than the 6.3% decline seen. An official with the China customs office said the recent weaker yuan aided exports.

http://www.investing.com/news/commodities-news/gold-prices-down-in-asia-on-mixed-china-trade-data-365787

brent oil price dropped 5%, now at U$50.82
US$1 = RM4.148

http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/10/12/us-global-markets-idUSKCN0S601D20151012

higher than the high on Friday

twobits, do you have chart of brent oil?

IVAN2222, good to hear from you! Hopefully we all learn something from this experience.

The international reserves of Bank Negara Malaysia

RM379.4 billion (equivalent to USD100.5 billion) as at 15 July 2015
RM364.7 billion (equivalent to USD96.7 billion) as at 31 July 2015
RM356.4 billion (equivalent to USD94.5 billion) as at 14 August 2015
RM357.7 billion (equivalent to USD94.7 billion) as at 28 August 2015
RM360.1 billion (equivalent to USD95.3 billion) as at 15 September 2015
RM415.1 billion (equivalent to USD93.3 billion) as at 30 September 2015

rchi, wow you are good!

index just makes another higher high...

not yet budget week, index already pushed to 1680...

good to see that C12 has less selling pressure unlike the last time!

Steve Chung, long term wise what you say is maybe true, but we are more interested in short term trend. And the short term trend has been up since September 30th.The sentiment has also improved since.

region, I also expected a pull back today after index advanced a few days but did not expect index giving up all the gain yesterday. Anyway, seems improving now a bit

No major news today. The regional markets are doing better than us, so not sure why our index performs badly. Will not surprise me if it improves later

Genting companies got hammered this morning... the rest seems okay to me

duitKWSPkita, may I request for your handout?
My email address is goody99@live.com.my

The official CFLP manufacturing PMI improved slightly to 49.8 in September, and beat an expectation of 49.6, as it inched toward expansion territory above 50 thanks to strong gains in new orders and production.

The Caixin manufacturing PMI for September came in as expected at 47.2 and above the flash manufacturing PMI reading of 47.0, the lowest since March 2009.

http://www.investing.com/news/forex-news/forex---aussie-rebounds-as-china-slowdown-impact-weighed-364101

rchi, do you think THPlant-CE is worth buying (currently around 4 sen - 4.5 sen), considering improvement of the crude oil palm (CPO) price?

US$ = RM4.47

Wow... it happens so soon!

1600 is not a strong support based on recent experience. It broke and broke down very often. 1580 is a much stronger support

"Based on credible threat information regarding potential terrorist act, the US embassy in Kuala Lumpur advises US citizens to avoid Kuala Lumpur's Jalan Alor and the immediate surrounding areas on Thursday, Sept 24," the alert reads.

Read more: https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/313407#ixzz3miVUnOk1

US$ = RM4.38

Is it because of Brazil? What happens in Brazil sounds familiar...
http://www.cnbc.com/2015/09/23/this-currencys-collapse-is-astounding-trader.html

China's flash Caixin purchasing managers' index (PMI) for September 0.47

Economists polled by Reuters expect the preliminary reading of the mainland's mammoth manufacturing sector to edge up to 47.5 from 47.1 in August.

Later today, the data of Euro Area Manufacturing PMI will also be released