http://mobile.reuters.com/article/article/idUSL4N0ZF2VS20150630?irpc=932

Maybe jho low give a fat donation to Fitch? :)

Fitch rating: http://mobile.reuters.com/article/article/idUSL4N0ZF2VS20150630?irpc=932

Fitch rating: http://mobile.reuters.com/article/article/idUSL4N0ZF2VS20150630?irpc=932
good nite, Sumatrians

The full Fitch:http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSFit92745620150630?irpc=932

Did Jho Low make a donation to Fitch? :)
Good night once again.

Good night, folks.
Fitch spoken:-
http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSFit92745620150630?irpc=932

Good night, folks. :)

no worries. glad to share. I might make mistakes so please feel free to comment so all of us can learn.

Have a good evening, folks. :)

@ckwan11d: Regrettably I do not have answers for you on the companies with the highest cash/share and debt/share. To me, these are mere indices and the whole business activity and the financial position matters more, at least for me. For debt, I would be more inclined towards the gearing. Cheers.

Have a good evening, folks

Have a good evening, folks

http://www.theedgemarkets.com/my/article/oil-price-slump-far-over-says-report

Bilis:

Last time.....
SGD 1.00 = MYR 1.00 = BRUNEI 1.00

Current time.....
SGD 1.00 = BRUNEI 1.00 = MYR 2.80

http://www.asianewsnet.net/news-77300.html

Bilis: The rating review is due by today. It is just a presumption that an official Fitch announcement would follow shortly, that's why we might and not we will. :)

Salad dressing...

chy72 today window dressing?

30/06/2015 16:57

We might hear something from Fitch in the next 24-48 hours. Let's not rule out the repercussion a downgrade has on the foreign holdings % in any given counter in Bursa. Would update the folks if I have fresh lead(s) from the BI.

Bilis: I have that in mind. :)

Just spoke to someone from one of the foreign institutions: No news on the Fitch ratings based on their BI platform. :)

http://blogs.barrons.com/asiastocks/2015/06/29/in-asia-malaysia-and-indonesia-are-most-vulnerable-to-grexit/

52 billion worth of assets in 1 given company, not rich enough? :) Hang on...did I miss out part of the full equation?

Still one of the richest.....'richest in borrowings'.

Posted by speakup > Jun 30, 2015 04:22 PM | Report Abuse

Malaysia - once the richest country in Asia. now sliding down....... down..... down..... sampai bila?

itudia: It is the other way round, in my context.

http://blogs.barrons.com/asiastocks/2015/06/29/in-asia-malaysia-and-indonesia-are-most-vulnerable-to-grexit/

Can't blame them. They have to manage market risk and currency risk..look at how the SGD had strengthened against the Ringgit...

It ain't easy being IFCA 'CFO' (Chief Frying Officer)...:)


Posted by Bilis Bilis > Jun 30, 2015 03:42 PM | Report Abuse

Also ,never take IFCAM "green"/gain today for granted, just because KLCI and other counters are staging a strong recovery....

As i said oft : this NEW 2ND SPORE CROOK has warped ,crooked mind.... to kill the Malaysian traders

"But if the Fitch's timing is beyond their hand ,then if couple with the Greek referendum result---shit hit the fan for the KLCI (ie bluechips)..."....that is literally when the chips would turn 'blue' and even white, yeah?

Yeah, I would think so too. Let's observe. I am not increasing my exposure for now. :)

Bilis: What if Fitch turns 'awful'? Basically the chefs are capitalising on these news play to enhance the roller coaster thrill per my observation. :)

Bilis: You reckon the chef and apprentices sees the below, and is crafting the recipe to bait the 'consumers' and that explains the movement since this morning?

***IF tue close negative (loss) then all the higher TPs, is less likely,and the short term traders should get out temporary on rebound...☯☯☯

That is one politically correct way of saying 'Can we have a refreshed storyline, please?'. :)

"Zeti's statement is reassuring but not new," said Sim Moh Siong, a foreign-exchange strategist at Bank of Singapore Ltd. "The currency is probably also benefiting from the contained financial contagion from the developments in Greece." - See more at: http://www.straitstimes.com/news/business/markets/story/malaysian-ringgit-rebounds-10-year-low-after-bank-negara-chief-reassures#sthash.Qhmi0IAO.dpuf

That is one politically correct way of saying 'Can we have a refreshed storyline, please?'. :)

"Zeti's statement is reassuring but not new," said Sim Moh Siong, a foreign-exchange strategist at Bank of Singapore Ltd. "The currency is probably also benefiting from the contained financial contagion from the developments in Greece." - See more at: http://www.straitstimes.com/news/business/markets/story/malaysian-ringgit-rebounds-10-year-low-after-bank-negara-chief-reassures#sthash.Qhmi0IAO.dpuf

:) Good afternoon, folks

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Business-News/2015/06/30/Greece-is-the-word/?style=biz

front-back-left-right-up-down....all can. :)

I didn't expect the 'feud' to be b/fwd from the Caspian sea...LOL..

Putrajaya is probably window-dressing...not the markets but all the mess 'whoever' had created...

STI offers a more stable platform which foreign participants probably prefer in exchange for greater certainty lower capital returns...where a lower return is still a return and better than 'touching' points of possible no return. :)

Posted by manowar > Jun 30, 2015 11:59 AM | Report Abuse

KLSE is a small pond compared to shark infested oceans like HK & Tokyo. Even S'pore have much bigger foreign participations than our KLSE. What we need is just some baby sharks to cause some ripples ..... that should be sufficient buoyancy to keep us above the waterline.

If Putrajaya is as calm as we'd wish, which is what forigners want too, we'd be nearer to FBMKLCI hitting 2000 pts and the beginning of a bull run.

The ones that truly need a deep lesson are the 'administrators' of whatever system(s) in this country..in the name of weak currency and constant 'monkey play'.

Posted by alibabacoming > Jun 30, 2015 11:51 AM | Report Abuse

must give those always shorting klci people a lesson. short more la

plus...would foreign funds bite the bait, considering all the exposure around and the value of their investments could be compromised by the ringgit, not to mention the eroding faith in the administrators of this country.

Posted by manowar > Jun 30, 2015 11:47 AM | Report Abuse

Fund Managers (local + foreign)mid year window dressing. The weaker ringgit is making Malaysian stocks attractive to foreign funds. Only problem is how long will this consistency last. Of course I'm wishing for extended time too :D

Sharks: If it doesn't clear the resistance, have a dive, cool yourself and that makes the climb easier.

The Greek warriors have rejected the EU 11th hour proposition....where they gonna find the monies to pay? :)

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Business-News/2015/06/30/Greece-fallout-unlikely-to-affect-Malaysia/?style=biz

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Business-News/2015/06/30/Greece-fallout-unlikely-to-affect-Malaysia/?style=biz

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Business-News/2015/06/30/Affin-Hwang-Research-lowers-end-2015-KLCI-target/?style=biz

Region: you sure the coffee is black? or brown...? :)

My 'bomb' released already. Good solid one 10 mins ago...with the help of some fibre drink last night. Feels good. :)


Posted by region > Jun 30, 2015 09:24 AM | Report Abuse

our bomb not yet release only..once release we all sure KO

Syndicates only acknowledge profit.

alibabacoming why malaysia needs so many gang? we should fight external not internal,come on !

30/06/2015 10:18

goreng...

Good morning, folks

actually....
Let those GLCs fail. would those creditors sue the Govt if the Govt do not honour those liabilities and tell the creditors that the GLCs would pay up to the paid-up share capital?

BBB- BolehBolehBoleh.

at least the Greek politicians don't make silly comments.