Samsung Asset Management is buying Malaysian banking, property and construction stocks on bets the government will pump prime ahead of the election, according to Hong Kong-based fund manager Alan Richardson. Meanwhile, it’s paring technology and commodity-related holdings.
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http://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2017/06/29/the-ringgit-is-easily-asia-strongest-currency/#wyuIqW7Z0zpbjzUA.99

Wait for a little while.

Up 0.05! Bit by bit lah! Fintech is the future!

UP 1 CENT LAH! WHY NOT DOWN, Bullhunter? Curse it lah till down to 1.09.

Yes. In your dream!

http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/wesharenwetrade/126331.jsp

JayCorp is on the way to 1.62 while Eversendai may not make it.

1.42 no problem. 1.50 takes more time.

Triangle, see Maybank up 3 cents. Sell your everything and leave us alone in i3!

Telling half truth management cannot be trusted.

bullshit. sell. author must hold a lot of AirAsia shares.

Syndicates buying and blocking. Scaring retail investors to sell.

Hitting RM10 in near term. Not impossible. But I prefer RM15.

Projecting at least 6 cents of final dividend and getting Sabah Pan Borneo Project to further boosting it's value. Don't laugh. Be possible.

Of course.

Not so soon recover. Buy now drop further. Another two quarters to confirm.

BTW, he has freedom to comment and anybody too has freedom to do so.

You should know how they manage the whole company.

You see the way they manage the mall, then you should know they the manage the whole company.

KYY wrong investment like Xinquan, made him angry in AGM.

Long term investors hold. Those play Short term pls sell immediately.

The basic is always due to contribution from KYY.

http://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/affin-bank-moodys-analytics-win-asian-banker-award

Stand still. How to drop further?

No wonder selling down.

Where is the special dividend as now is toward the end of June already?

KUALA LUMPUR: Two Malaysian banks - Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) and Affin Bank Bhd - were honoured at The Asian Banker Risk Management Awards and Risk Technology Implementation Awards 2017 held in Singapore earlier this month.

Maybank bagged the Achievement in Risk Management Award while Affin netted Liquidity Risk Technology Implementation of the Year.

In a statement on Tuesday, Affin Bank said it was able to improve its operational efficiency, reporting capabilities, and risk analysis, and achieve its overall objective of improved risk management and business decision-making, by implementing Moody’s Analytics solutions.

“The implementation of these solutions has further strengthened Affin’s risk management capabilities, in line with the recently launched Affinity — a strategic transformation programme of the group,” said Affin Bank managing director and chief executive officer Kamarul Ariffin Mohd Jamil.

“With the ability to perform more frequent and more granular data analytics, we are in a better position to monitor and manage our risk exposures in accordance with our risk appetite, and to institute early corrective action when required.”
Read more at http://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2017/06/20/maybank-and-affin-clinch-awards-for-risk-management-initiatives/#ybcUvD8JBgUYpkR2.99

KUALA LUMPUR: Two Malaysian banks - Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank) and Affin Bank Bhd - were honoured at The Asian Banker Risk Management Awards and Risk Technology Implementation Awards 2017 held in Singapore earlier this month.

Maybank bagged the Achievement in Risk Management Award while Affin netted Liquidity Risk Technology Implementation of the Year.

In a statement on Tuesday, Affin Bank said it was able to improve its operational efficiency, reporting capabilities, and risk analysis, and achieve its overall objective of improved risk management and business decision-making, by implementing Moody’s Analytics solutions.

“The implementation of these solutions has further strengthened Affin’s risk management capabilities, in line with the recently launched Affinity — a strategic transformation programme of the group,” said Affin Bank managing director and chief executive officer Kamarul Ariffin Mohd Jamil.

“With the ability to perform more frequent and more granular data analytics, we are in a better position to monitor and manage our risk exposures in accordance with our risk appetite, and to institute early corrective action when required.”
Read more at http://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2017/06/20/maybank-and-affin-clinch-awards-for-risk-management-initiatives/#ybcUvD8JBgUYpkR2.99

Div yield is 7.1/130 = 5.46%, not 3.8% Dylan. Far undervalued.

Not exactly. only Hevea and JayCorp. No elsewhere. You can check. As these 2 is far undervalued, so I invested. Is it ok?

US dollar is strengthening again. Expecting export counters will up again following Fed rate hike and will soon hike again.

No merger at the end as no party will satisfy as usual.

Buy call for Ambank. That's why up.

http://www.klsescreener.com/v2/news/view/245581

Going to take off soon.

You all are right.

Likewise for other export stocks. No worry.

US dollars is strengthening again due to Fed rate hike recently and soon, so JayCorp will go out again.

Likewise for other export stocks.

US dollars is strengthening again due to Fed rate hike recently and soon, so Hevea will go out again. Me

Great Eastern and OCBC collecting again after selling.

I have only 80000 units of KIPReit.

xingquan shows big failure of KYY. It will be more failure. Open big eyes to see.

Good. Good!

http://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/ptres/40850.jsp

Here we buy Inta lah

To break 7.

Should be.

Collected 80000 units. Some more to come. Ha! Ha! No rats. No cockroach.

4.60 waiting.