nono..im mah chai and office boy only..

haha..hard to say mah..nobody knows each other background here .. maybe little snake is tabung haji fund manager,kaw kaw is public mutual fund manager and region is hong leong fund manager..keke

who knows he is the 1 handle our kwsp whole fund .. dont play play ya.. :)

no need to sapu 30 counters..just sapu which index coutners falling and make it up then enough liao...

gather all your mah chai and give an order to sapu.. haha

All in and sapu all these 30 index counters..keke

Trouble for china as money flow out .China stock fall further as data bad
surprised.


http://www.marketwatch.com/story/trouble-for-china-as-money-flows-out-2015-02-08?link=MW_home_latest_news

Here split to 2 groups that 1 go for long and another go for short . Interesting . .. hehe

@duit.. Congratulation for your profit. :)

jocky..region sapu lah..maybe kaw kaw sapu..who knows ..haha

where got 50k lot??? 50k units got.. keke

@imck..this friday sure kao lat ?

i sapu a bit also..keke

region hk 13.5 cent got stock ..u want sapu boh ?

@investorxyz..u r not betting with us and we also not betting with anyone here..we bet with bursa only.. :)

DJ if to9 fall over 100 points then reversal trend is confirm mean will fall another round..

DJ future now at 17745 ..fall almost 90 points this morning . and oil pullback from USD53.36 to now USD52.10.

If no guessing wrong oil may back below USD50 due to putin ..

lol region...

haha...

wow..lau sai....from 1.30 till 1.24?

dont know..maybe kaw kaw top up kua..u ask kaw kaw..haha

CI dah turning to red...

Oil may pullback after Putin reject for peace talk ..

Dow Jones future traded lower almost -65 points this morning .

Good morning guys .:)

I still new bird leh. Make your own jjudgment..I budak baru belajar...

Lol..kaw...kaw..

haha...just watching show only..keke

Duit...Haha...

I already prepare since last week ...thats why i dare to sapu HK ...

follow us go short lah...if can up just few points only and cant longer than a week .. go short better lah since market sentiment so bad. keke

Kaw kaw ..u r right ..cause of anwar court case by next Tuesday I hold my short tight tight..keke

Next 2 weeks most likely market will slow and will out position for holiday .. Klci limited upside 1830 .

Region don't q at 13 cent. Q at 12.5 cent see can chap sei Kai boh...haha

We collect HK first ..in case next week it falling at least we huat.if next week up and HK falling we will sapu again.. The falling just matter of time only.. Falling confirm will fall de..

Ya. Agree. Hopefully it comes out before cny so that all huat...haha

Next Monday if DJ fall again and break below 17700 I will top up HKagain..hha

DJ going another selling round by next week. As I mentioned yesterday DJalready reached peak and will ppress down 1 more time . they will play the range in within 17000-18000 . Feb most likely will back to 17000 level .. March maybe will push back due ecb stimulus program


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??? Duit tak paham???

S&P Downgrades Greek Credit Rating Amid Concerns Over Cash

The pressure on Greece's new government to conclude a deal with bailout creditors ratcheted up Friday as Standard & Poor's cut its credit rating on Greece further into junk status and warned over the country's possible exit from the 19-nation eurozone.

Even though the ratings agency lowered Greece's long-term rating by one notch to B- and warned over its cash position, the Greek government, barely two weeks in power, is insisting it will not give up on demands to overhaul the country's bailout agreements and bring an end to years of austerity.

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras met Friday with the government's top finance officials, who said the new Greek administration would not renege on its election pledge to renegotiate the bailout deal.

"It is clear that the government will remain committed to the clear mandate it has received from voters and will not accept an extension of the dead-end and catastrophic bailout," a senior Greek official said. The official asked not to be named as talks with European officials are ongoing.

Still, since the left-wing Syriza party swept to power in the Jan. 25 election, it has made little progress in getting Greece's bailout creditors to agree to change course.

Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis undertook a whistle-stop tour of European capitals in an attempt to overhaul the bailout's terms and conditions but nothing concrete has yet emerged.

In return for rescue cash from its partners in the eurozone and the International Monetary Fund, successive Greek governments have had to impose a raft of spending cuts and tax increases that have stifled the country's economy.
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Although the Greek economy has emerged from a brutal six-recession, the country remains burdened by its debts, which stand at over 170 percent of Greece's annual GDP.

Varoufakis hopes to make more progress Wednesday at a special meeting of the eurozone's 19 finance ministers, which was called Friday by Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the head of the so-called Eurogroup, to discuss Greece's debts.

Varoufakis, who has insisted that Athens does not intend to default on its debts, wants to carve out a new compromise to the mutual benefit of the eurozone and Greece. He has suggested a bridging program between now and the end of May to give room for talks on "a new contract" with the European Central Bank, IMF and the European Union.

Athens is also seeking permission from the ECB to sell more treasury bills instead of receiving final loan installments.

As well as cutting its rating on Greece, S&P warned of a further downgrade by keeping the country on so-called "CreditWatch negative." S&P said it aims to "resolve" the CreditWatch status by March 13.

The action "reflects our view that the liquidity constraints weighing on Greece's banks and its economy have narrowed the timeframe during which the new government can reach an agreement on a financing program with its official creditors," S&P said.

The agency also warned that a prolonged stalemate with creditors could lead to deposit withdrawals and "in a worst-case scenario, the imposition of capital controls and a loss of access to lender-of-last-resort financing." That, it said, could potentially result in Greece's "exclusion" from the eurozone.

http://www.moneynews.com/StreetTalk/S-P-greece-rating-downgrade/2015/02/06/id/623245/

4th QR announcement on 27th Feb 2015

http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/IFCA:MK

U.S. stocks finished lower Friday as investors shrugged off a strong jobs report, which had provided a lift earlier in the day, and turned to fresh concerns about Greece.

The worries were sparked midday Friday after Standard & Poor’s downgraded the country’s long-term sovereign-debt rating to B-minus from B. In addition, a euro zone official said Greece faces a Feb. 16 deadline to apply for an extension of its bailout program.

“We’ve had good rallies this week, and investors simply do not want to hold long positions going into the weekend. And news of Greece became a good trigger point to start selling,” he added.

Brian Fenske, head of sales trading at ITG, a New York-based brokerage firm, said the downgrade of Greece caught traders off-guard.

“People have been ignoring negative news about Greece this week, and today’s downgrade is a delayed reaction that further problems with Green can destabilize the euro,” Fenske said.

“There is also concern that the market is toppy. A lot of fundamental investors are afraid to buy stocks when earnings estimates have come down,” Fenske added.

The main focus earlier was on the key monthly jobs report, which came in far stronger than expected.

The Labor Department report showed that the economy added 257,000 jobs in January, while November and December numbers were revised sharply higher. In another good sign, hourly wages jumped 0.5%. Although the unemployment rate ticked up to 5.7% from 5.6%, it suggests that more people are entering the workforce. The U.S. economy has added more than 200,000 jobs for 12 straight months.

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/us-stocks-investors-on-edge-ahead-of-key-jobs-report-2015-02-06

4 reasons stocks aren’t soaring after that stellar jobs report:

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Why isn’t the stock market ripping higher Friday after that stellar jobs report?

The S&P 500 and Dow industrials were up only moderately by around midday, then they turned negative to roughly flat in a hurry.

Here are four factors:

1) A rally into the jobs report: Stocks already were showing big gains for the week before the jobs report came out.

The S&P 500 SPX, -0.34% is still up 3.4% for the week at last check.

The Dow DJIA, -0.34% is coming off a four-day winning streak that had it up 720 points for the week as of Thursday’s close.

So Friday’s lackluster action probably won’t change a positive weekly trend.

2) Fresh Greek worries: A downgrade of Greece by Standard & Poor’s on Friday afternoon may have sparked a move away from riskier assets like stocks.

S&P cut the troubled nation’s long-term rating to B-minus from B, meaning further into junk territory.

The folks at ZeroHedge, known for spotlighting the negative, say what’s “scariest” is that S&P itself is mentioning capital controls and bank runs.

But other market watchers have been playing down the significance of the latest Greek drama, and they note Friday’s downgrade is similar to an earlier one by Moody’s Investors Service.

That said, there are mounting concerns that Greece must get tidy its economic house or risk roiling the market.

3) Rate hikes ahead: The strong jobs report has boosted expectations around the Fed’s rate hikes, and higher rates ought to peel some investors away from stocks.

Investors now think the Federal Reserve will raise rates one more time by December 2016 than they expected before Friday’s January job report, as MarketWatch’s Gregg Robb notes.

Robb also reports on a notable Fed speech on Friday afternoon. Conditions are likely to come together that will allow the Federal Reserve to hike short-term interest rates anytime “from June on,” said Dennis Lockhart, the president of the Atlanta Fed.

4) A lagging indicator: The January jobs report reveals a lot, but it is important to realize the labor market is often a lagging indicator.

Don’t let the stellar report make you forget about real challenges facing the U.S. economy, says MarketWatch’s Steve Goldstein.

In a similar vein, Barry Ritholtz at Bloomberg View argues investors might want to ignore every monthly jobs report, since trading off it requires guessing not just the results, but also how much it is already reflected in stock prices.

See Market Snapshot: Stocks reverse gains


http://www.marketwatch.com/story/4-reasons-stocks-arent-soaring-after-that-stellar-jobs-report-2015-02-06

time to bed.. nite guys ..:)

Watch the show till end of the day first.. keke

This weekend I just off and shopping only..kke

i also plan shopping by this weekend... :)

CI up 10 points ..HK maintain...takde orang mau jual

dah tutup nie..cash register dah turn off ...datang minggu depan.. :)

ok tutup kedai..enjoy your weekend ...:)

ozzie most happiest 1 ...so fat ozzie .. ;)