Now everybody can buy!

Genting-
-Cindy u working in genting because you has been paid higher because cash cow
-Director still director in this company because they has been paid higher because cash cow
-The people buy this shares because they believe this shares value can go because cash cow

If I not mistaken 3 month ago this company has been listing at first ranking in malaysia as cash cow

After paid to you & your director this high of remuneration, the company still in good position as cash cow company. I still want invest in this company.

Cindy if still love your company please do not delete this msg, because this is fact that company in good company to invest.

2.20

1.20

1.50

0.40

0.39

RM18

10q jolie2

KUALA LUMPUR - Market sentiment on Bursa Malaysia is expected to remain positive next week, giving a further lift to the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI).
Affin Hwang Investment Bank Head of Retail Research Datuk Dr Nazri Khan said last Friday's positive sentiment, boosted by external news like the ceasefire in Ukraine, rising oil prices, an easing of tension over the debt repayment of Greece and further central bank policy accommodation in China and Sweden, would spur risk appetite next week.
"In Asia, we saw a strong overnight showing, driven by liquidity injection from China's central bank and overall regional currency strength," he added.
He told Bernama the recent back-to-back strong positive economic data released by Bank Negara Malaysia of 5.8 per cent fourth quarter 2014 and full year growth of 6.0 per cent, suggested that the country's economic fundamentals remained intact, and would influence sentiment.
This is alongside Standard and Poor's Rating Services having reaffirmed Malaysia's currency ratings with a stable outlook, Bank Negara's strong international reserves of RM386.5 billion as at Jan 30, 2015 and a 7.4 per cent growth in the Industrial Production Index (IPI).
During the week-just-ended, the FBM KLCI slipped 12.3 points to 1,800.95 from 1,813.25 the previous week, weighed on by the volatility in global oil prices and the loss in TNB's shares due to a tariffs adjustment.
The key index, which broke its psychological level of 1,800, rebounded slightly on Friday, backed by the recovery in oil prices.
Meanwhile, the FBM Emas Index fell 33.58 points to 12,428.34, the FBMT100 Index lost 55.15 points to 12,107.6, the FBM Emas Syariah Index trimmed 51.41 points to 12,929.56, while the FBM Ace dropped 219.8 points to 6,413.05.
However, the FBM 70 increased 44.68 points to 13,503.28.
Sector-wise, the Plantation Index surged 141.58 points to 8,164.92, the Finance Index rose 65.26 points to 15,922.45 and the Industrial Index added 7.39 points to 3,285.99.
Weekly turnover doubled to 10.43 billion units valued at RM11.44 billion from 5.98 billion units valued at RM6.93 billion previously.
Main market volume widened to 7.43 billion shares worth RM10.77 billion from 3.75 billion shares worth RM6.39 billion.
Warrants turnover increased to 490.71 million units worth RM109.76 million from 261.78 million units worth RM76.46 million.
The ACE market volume improved to 2.5 billion shares valued at RM556.11 million from 1.96 billion shares valued at RM460.54 million. - BERNAMA


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KUALA LUMPUR - Market sentiment on Bursa Malaysia is expected to remain positive next week, giving a further lift to the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI).
Affin Hwang Investment Bank Head of Retail Research Datuk Dr Nazri Khan said last Friday's positive sentiment, boosted by external news like the ceasefire in Ukraine, rising oil prices, an easing of tension over the debt repayment of Greece and further central bank policy accommodation in China and Sweden, would spur risk appetite next week.
"In Asia, we saw a strong overnight showing, driven by liquidity injection from China's central bank and overall regional currency strength," he added.
He told Bernama the recent back-to-back strong positive economic data released by Bank Negara Malaysia of 5.8 per cent fourth quarter 2014 and full year growth of 6.0 per cent, suggested that the country's economic fundamentals remained intact, and would influence sentiment.
This is alongside Standard and Poor's Rating Services having reaffirmed Malaysia's currency ratings with a stable outlook, Bank Negara's strong international reserves of RM386.5 billion as at Jan 30, 2015 and a 7.4 per cent growth in the Industrial Production Index (IPI).
During the week-just-ended, the FBM KLCI slipped 12.3 points to 1,800.95 from 1,813.25 the previous week, weighed on by the volatility in global oil prices and the loss in TNB's shares due to a tariffs adjustment.
The key index, which broke its psychological level of 1,800, rebounded slightly on Friday, backed by the recovery in oil prices.
Meanwhile, the FBM Emas Index fell 33.58 points to 12,428.34, the FBMT100 Index lost 55.15 points to 12,107.6, the FBM Emas Syariah Index trimmed 51.41 points to 12,929.56, while the FBM Ace dropped 219.8 points to 6,413.05.
However, the FBM 70 increased 44.68 points to 13,503.28.
Sector-wise, the Plantation Index surged 141.58 points to 8,164.92, the Finance Index rose 65.26 points to 15,922.45 and the Industrial Index added 7.39 points to 3,285.99.
Weekly turnover doubled to 10.43 billion units valued at RM11.44 billion from 5.98 billion units valued at RM6.93 billion previously.
Main market volume widened to 7.43 billion shares worth RM10.77 billion from 3.75 billion shares worth RM6.39 billion.
Warrants turnover increased to 490.71 million units worth RM109.76 million from 261.78 million units worth RM76.46 million.
The ACE market volume improved to 2.5 billion shares valued at RM556.11 million from 1.96 billion shares valued at RM460.54 million. - BERNAMA


Full article: http://www.malaysia-chronicle.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=460681:week-ahead-positive-sentiment-to-lift-bursa-higher&Itemid=3#ixzz3RnlmP0UH
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KUALA LUMPUR - Market sentiment on Bursa Malaysia is expected to remain positive next week, giving a further lift to the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI).
Affin Hwang Investment Bank Head of Retail Research Datuk Dr Nazri Khan said last Friday's positive sentiment, boosted by external news like the ceasefire in Ukraine, rising oil prices, an easing of tension over the debt repayment of Greece and further central bank policy accommodation in China and Sweden, would spur risk appetite next week.
"In Asia, we saw a strong overnight showing, driven by liquidity injection from China's central bank and overall regional currency strength," he added.
He told Bernama the recent back-to-back strong positive economic data released by Bank Negara Malaysia of 5.8 per cent fourth quarter 2014 and full year growth of 6.0 per cent, suggested that the country's economic fundamentals remained intact, and would influence sentiment.
This is alongside Standard and Poor's Rating Services having reaffirmed Malaysia's currency ratings with a stable outlook, Bank Negara's strong international reserves of RM386.5 billion as at Jan 30, 2015 and a 7.4 per cent growth in the Industrial Production Index (IPI).
During the week-just-ended, the FBM KLCI slipped 12.3 points to 1,800.95 from 1,813.25 the previous week, weighed on by the volatility in global oil prices and the loss in TNB's shares due to a tariffs adjustment.
The key index, which broke its psychological level of 1,800, rebounded slightly on Friday, backed by the recovery in oil prices.
Meanwhile, the FBM Emas Index fell 33.58 points to 12,428.34, the FBMT100 Index lost 55.15 points to 12,107.6, the FBM Emas Syariah Index trimmed 51.41 points to 12,929.56, while the FBM Ace dropped 219.8 points to 6,413.05.
However, the FBM 70 increased 44.68 points to 13,503.28.
Sector-wise, the Plantation Index surged 141.58 points to 8,164.92, the Finance Index rose 65.26 points to 15,922.45 and the Industrial Index added 7.39 points to 3,285.99.
Weekly turnover doubled to 10.43 billion units valued at RM11.44 billion from 5.98 billion units valued at RM6.93 billion previously.
Main market volume widened to 7.43 billion shares worth RM10.77 billion from 3.75 billion shares worth RM6.39 billion.
Warrants turnover increased to 490.71 million units worth RM109.76 million from 261.78 million units worth RM76.46 million.
The ACE market volume improved to 2.5 billion shares valued at RM556.11 million from 1.96 billion shares valued at RM460.54 million. - BERNAMA


Full article: http://www.malaysia-chronicle.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=460681:week-ahead-positive-sentiment-to-lift-bursa-higher&Itemid=3#ixzz3RnlmP0UH
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1.25

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1.25

This week or next week maybe new target price from CIMB or maybank.

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1.25

0.50

1.25

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1.80

0.38

TQ IFCA.

0.38

1.80

TQ IFCA

0.38

1.80

I Trust on u IFCA

Tq IFCA

0.38

0.38

FX LEE, there is any bonus issued in near future

FX lee how r u

TQ IFCA

0.38

TQ IFCA. Really good counter

0.38

Siva r u still holding ifca

Siva:), what u say correct

I just hold

KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 18): Bank Negara Malaysia has maintained the Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) at 3.25%.

In a statement, the central bank said the decision hinged on continued steady growth in the Malaysian economy, stabilising inflation and the stability of international markets.

“The prospects are for the Malaysian economy to remain on a steady growth path. For Malaysia, economic activity has been supported by the continued growth in domestic demand and exports,” the statement read.

“Going forward, domestic demand is expected to [be] moderate, but remain the key driver of growth.

“While private investment activity is projected to remain robust, private consumption is expected to moderate,” the statement added.

It also said exports will continue to benefit from the recovery in the advanced economies and from regional demand, although its growth will be slower, partly reflecting the base effect in the second half of 2013.

The central bank said inflation is expected to remain relatively stable for the remainder of the year, as the effects of the price adjustments for utilities and energy have continued to diminish.

However, Bank Negara noted that moving into next year, inflation is projected to increase to above its long-term average, due to “domestic cost factors.”

“The absence of external price pressures and more moderate demand conditions are expected to mitigate the impact of these cost factors on the underlying inflation,” the statement read.

Analysts have noted that the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and subsidy rationalisation programme is likely to push inflation and consumer price index (CPI) higher, but the impact is likely to be temporary.