Saudi stock market crashed today. -7.13%

https://www.google.com/finance?q=TADAWUL%3ATASI&ei=c3CbVrjeEs_DugTvk6vADg

its shoppppppppinnggg time woooo.

wtf, doesnt it get even worse when storm comes? just saying..

We're lucky to be Malaysian, governed by slow people, if we're in Japan/China/HK/Euro, state investment arm like Khazanah would have panicked and collect all whilst the share free fall from average price of RM 2.5++++, now even the foreign fund dare not to dump below RM 1.00 liao. My 2 cents, if you gain, its your money, if you lose, not my fault.

Majority shareholders :

1) Khazanah - 66% - 3 billion shares
2) Lembaga Tabung Haji - 6.766 - 307 million shares
3) EPF - 5% - 227 million shares
4) Saudi Arabia Monetary Agency - 0.95% - 43 million shares
5) State Street Bank - 0.85% - 38 million shares
6) Bank of New York Mellon - 0.68% - 30 million shares
7) Kuwait Investment Authority - 0.65% - 29.5 million shares
8) Boston Vanguard Emerging Stocks Fund - 0.61% - 27.8 million shares
9) JP Morgan Chase - 0.59% - 26.92 million shares
10) AIA - 0.56% - 25.3 million shares
11) GIC Government Of Singapore - 0.42% - 19 million shares


The list goes on.
The top 30 shareholders hold 85.29% of total shares, if these ppl wanna dump now, they'll only be doing Khazanah a big favor, no need to call for privatisation like they did on UEM Builders.

DONT CARE!! http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/PublicInvest/89547.jsp

Khazanah owns 66%, If its RM 2++, I might be worried to hold, now RM 1, who cares hahha.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgX7WcfRmPQ

I dont mean to interrupt the party, but I went through the shareholdings analysis, top 30 only control 30% of issued shares, that should tell you guys everything liao. Very hard to push for the nearest time, maybe in another 10 years possible lol.

confuse, I think its the foreign funds lo, we're lucky because our EPF always relax and chill like its not their bussiness, now at bottom dont buy yet, when the short seller come to give cheap, then they buy.. Bolehland.

As long as Fahmi doesnt come over here just to shout the price that we all can check ourselves, hope might still be around :P

C17 is sold out warrant. Dont touch it. Macquarie refuse to buy high.

Monthly Trading Statistic 2015
RM ( Million)
------------------------------------------------
Retailer Local Foreigner
=======================
J (82.36) 2443.04 (2360.68)
F (283.68) 690.70 (407.02)
M (110.50) 945.15 (834.65)
A (561.52) 110.13 451.39
M (153.49) 2695.45 (2541.96)
J (27.74) 3003.81 (2976 07)
J (340.85) 3326.96 (2986.11)
A 44.83 4025.57 (4070.40)
S.42.00 2516.09 (2558.09)
O (180.79) (644.85) 825.64
N 17.74. 825.59 (843.33)
D(99.65) 1261.83 (1137.88)
-------------------------------------------------
T(1736.01)21199.47(19439.16)
========================

Total RETAILER
nett SELL ●●●>> (1736.01)

Total LOCAL INSTITUTIONS
nett BUY ■■■>> 21,199.47

Total FOREIGNER
nett SELL. ●●●>> (19,439.16)

My stocks pick: UEMS 30% FGV 20% SUPERMX 20% NAIM 20% MHB 10% thanks.

All the best Mr Jafrul

Silly man lying joker.

smlj worldbaba, this is a property counter, no contract la, dont anyhow guarantee for us, the one that is involved with construction is UEM Group, it's mother, which is no longer public listed.

ty mikhail.

Ty mr apanama

For your reference DummyR,

As of Thursday (3rd December), a total of 6 warrants issued by Macquarie have sold out of inventory or are approaching the sold-out level. These warrants consist of 3 warrants over index (i.e. FBMKLCI-HS, FBMKLCI-HT and HSI-CY) while the remaining are warrants over single stocks (i.e. FGV-C7, UEMS-C21 and UEMS-C21).

When a warrant is listed the issuer must specify an amount of inventory, meaning the maximum number of warrants that can be sold. When a particular warrant is approaching the end of its available inventory, the issuer will typically widen the offer price to discourage further buying from investors. Once the inventory of ‘sold out’ the issuer can no longer provide an offer price.

To alert investors, Macquarie will highlight these warrants on our website as “Sold Out”. This means that Macquarie is no longer able to provide a tight spread and the OFFER price is widened to avoid further selling to investors. In some cases, where the inventory is completely sold out, there will be no offer price. However, Macquarie’s BID price will be maintained and will follow the underlying price movements, allowing existing investors to sell back the warrants at a fair price.

Investors should use caution when buying warrants that are “Sold out”
When the Macquarie’s OFFER price is widened for a sold-out warrant, investors should note that in some circumstances the market BID price may be inflated, as other investors may be bidding higher than Macquarie’s bid price. Investors should take caution when buying such warrants, as these investors may not be bidding such high prices when they need to exit their position. It is advisable to always check to see whether a warrant is “Sold Out” before investing.

How do I know if a warrant is “Sold Out”?
There are two ways that investors can determine whether a warrant is sold out:

Refer to the Macquarie warrants homepage at the “Inventory Sold-Out” section to check the list of warrants that are low in inventory, if any.
Refer to the Live Matrix page (https://www.malaysiawarrants.com.my/tools?sp=lmatrix) to see where Macquarie’s bid/offer is quoted for a warrant.

Macquarie’s “live matrix” is a particularly powerful tool and a first in Malaysia. We strongly recommend that all investors consult this before each trade. The live matrix has a direct link to Macquarie’s market making system and shows investors where Macquarie’s bid and offer prices will be in a warrant (for the various levels in the underlying) at any particular point in time. If Macquarie makes changes to our pricing or our spreads it will be immediately updated on this page (you may need to refresh your browser), giving investors a very transparent view of our pricing. Please note that this price matrix can change intraday.

c7 all on retail's hand la. buy something that still has a "guardian" lol

I'm really bothered with the movement of USDMYR, like they have factored in everything but seems like big fund are clearing out their beloved glove counters.

buy call warrant la xD, tenaga c20 looks tempting.

mr apanama thanks for your opinion, really appreciate it.

kinfatt999 monday u see all what happen

wtf nothing happened..

UEMS is a subsidiary of UEM Group which in turn is owned by Khazanah lol, they got 66% in this company. Why worry so much?

Just take a chill pill and enjoy the show la. Below RM 1. Cut loss thats all that matters. Dont contra

zack_liza how much % is your paper loss? Too many retail inside, don't set high hopes. just my 2 cents

As of Thursday (3rd December), a total of 6 warrants issued by Macquarie have sold out of inventory or are approaching the sold-out level. These warrants consist of 3 warrants over index (i.e. FBMKLCI-HS, FBMKLCI-HT and HSI-CY) while the remaining are warrants over single stocks (i.e. FGV-C7, UEMS-C21 and UEMS-C21).

When a warrant is listed the issuer must specify an amount of inventory, meaning the maximum number of warrants that can be sold. When a particular warrant is approaching the end of its available inventory, the issuer will typically widen the offer price to discourage further buying from investors. Once the inventory of ‘sold out’ the issuer can no longer provide an offer price.

To alert investors, Macquarie will highlight these warrants on our website as “Sold Out”. This means that Macquarie is no longer able to provide a tight spread and the OFFER price is widened to avoid further selling to investors. In some cases, where the inventory is completely sold out, there will be no offer price. However, Macquarie’s BID price will be maintained and will follow the underlying price movements, allowing existing investors to sell back the warrants at a fair price.

Investors should use caution when buying warrants that are “Sold out”
When the Macquarie’s OFFER price is widened for a sold-out warrant, investors should note that in some circumstances the market BID price may be inflated, as other investors may be bidding higher than Macquarie’s bid price. Investors should take caution when buying such warrants, as these investors may not be bidding such high prices when they need to exit their position. It is advisable to always check to see whether a warrant is “Sold Out” before investing.

How do I know if a warrant is “Sold Out”?
There are two ways that investors can determine whether a warrant is sold out:

Refer to the Macquarie warrants homepage at the “Inventory Sold-Out” section to check the list of warrants that are low in inventory, if any.
Refer to the Live Matrix page (https://www.malaysiawarrants.com.my/tools?sp=lmatrix) to see where Macquarie’s bid/offer is quoted for a warrant.

Macquarie’s “live matrix” is a particularly powerful tool and a first in Malaysia. We strongly recommend that all investors consult this before each trade. The live matrix has a direct link to Macquarie’s market making system and shows investors where Macquarie’s bid and offer prices will be in a warrant (for the various levels in the underlying) at any particular point in time. If Macquarie makes changes to our pricing or our spreads it will be immediately updated on this page (you may need to refresh your browser), giving investors a very transparent view of our pricing. Please note that this price matrix can change intraday.

As of Thursday (3rd December), a total of 6 warrants issued by Macquarie have sold out of inventory or are approaching the sold-out level. These warrants consist of 3 warrants over index (i.e. FBMKLCI-HS, FBMKLCI-HT and HSI-CY) while the remaining are warrants over single stocks (i.e. FGV-C7, UEMS-C21 and UEMS-C21).

When a warrant is listed the issuer must specify an amount of inventory, meaning the maximum number of warrants that can be sold. When a particular warrant is approaching the end of its available inventory, the issuer will typically widen the offer price to discourage further buying from investors. Once the inventory of ‘sold out’ the issuer can no longer provide an offer price.

To alert investors, Macquarie will highlight these warrants on our website as “Sold Out”. This means that Macquarie is no longer able to provide a tight spread and the OFFER price is widened to avoid further selling to investors. In some cases, where the inventory is completely sold out, there will be no offer price. However, Macquarie’s BID price will be maintained and will follow the underlying price movements, allowing existing investors to sell back the warrants at a fair price.

Investors should use caution when buying warrants that are “Sold out”
When the Macquarie’s OFFER price is widened for a sold-out warrant, investors should note that in some circumstances the market BID price may be inflated, as other investors may be bidding higher than Macquarie’s bid price. Investors should take caution when buying such warrants, as these investors may not be bidding such high prices when they need to exit their position. It is advisable to always check to see whether a warrant is “Sold Out” before investing.

How do I know if a warrant is “Sold Out”?
There are two ways that investors can determine whether a warrant is sold out:

Refer to the Macquarie warrants homepage at the “Inventory Sold-Out” section to check the list of warrants that are low in inventory, if any.
Refer to the Live Matrix page (https://www.malaysiawarrants.com.my/tools?sp=lmatrix) to see where Macquarie’s bid/offer is quoted for a warrant.

Macquarie’s “live matrix” is a particularly powerful tool and a first in Malaysia. We strongly recommend that all investors consult this before each trade. The live matrix has a direct link to Macquarie’s market making system and shows investors where Macquarie’s bid and offer prices will be in a warrant (for the various levels in the underlying) at any particular point in time. If Macquarie makes changes to our pricing or our spreads it will be immediately updated on this page (you may need to refresh your browser), giving investors a very transparent view of our pricing. Please note that this price matrix can change intraday.

terminator, sometimes we need to do risk assessment accordingly la, emergency funds are important, trade with caution.

you see this Fahmi dude is everywhere, yesterday shouted sell FGV with his target of 1.65, don't anyhow scream la, at least give us reason why

UEMS announced JV with WCT to develop land in Serendah 608 acres, land owner is JCSB http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed-companies/company-announcements/4938321

did u guys looked on today's market participants?
it wasnt VC who moved the counters on last 10 mins.
It was foreigners
They account for today's 55.28% with ~ trade value RM 2b

that yalam fahmi is everywhere shouting sell2, knn

http://www.uemsunrise.com/v2/media-centre.html

1 November 2015 – One of Malaysia’s leading property developers, UEM Sunrise Berhad (“UEM Sunrise” or the “Company”) released the second parcel of homes in the Begonia precinct on 7 and 8 November 2015; which coincided with the opening of Begonia’s show unit. This release came on the heels of the highly successful launch of the Company’s new township development, Serene Heights Bangi. The first parcel of this highly sought-after development in the Acacia precinct, was fully taken up in two days and received overwhelming response from investors.

Lol laosai, xox has an NTA of 5 cent, eps of 0.19 cent, even at 10 cent, its freaking expensive.

FGV is NOT buying Eagle PT. Insider knows and they are accumulating, rather than forking ~RM 2.72 Billion, it would be wiser to buy ~ 1.5 billion shares out of 3.6 billion FGV shares issued out.. Lol

nabei, that director Dr Jamel w/e his name is, kept disposing, pls don't forget icon got probed by MACC few months back then, shitty company with risk of negative earnings.

Eh Mr @D7zul already cut loss or not? Your bull mood gone liao meh?

here comes the kaki lima fortune teller

http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed-companies/company-announcements/#/?category=all&sub_category=all&alphabetical=All&company=5218

Momentum? From 10th September up until 21st September, EPF disposed 28.5 million shares liao, don't think they're doing charity job for us..

http://www.wsj.com/articles/iran-expects-oil-exports-to-start-rising-as-early-as-late-november-1443115364

Not really stabilizing, more like they are short selling their contracts, should expect 30$ pbb as world's growth are rapidly deteriorating. My 2 cents, buy < RM 1.5

@feifun then why EPF kept disposing? Most of the rigs owned by UMWOG is not suitable to be in operation due to low crude oil price, cant even reach break even level...

Because this stocks is related with BN. U know how they roll. They could hardly care about you lol.

25-30 cent ish.

Next week will up liao, then can sell, buy back later, because xmas confirm got sales one. After bonus confirm drop one...!

thank you always_steady

http://ikdpm.upm.edu.my/profile/TYS/

scamscsam

I bought a lot at 0.46, sold 10% of it at 0.50, If drop accumulate, can reach to RM 0.80 in few months time.

Ordinary rights.