Go lah to the courthouse and show your great support or better still, organise a rally to demand for the immediate release of this internationally known ekor haramjadah, Penyamun Jibby ! That ' tak malu ' grand thief is desperately looking for as many shameless and greedy supporters as possible to give out generous ' duit curian ' now ... tunggu apa lagi ??
Yes, those exclusive Birkin handbags, jewelries and Rm hundred of millions seized by the police ...confirmed donated by generous BRIM recipients like you or your neighbours, right ?
'Pencuri' ada 2 macam..1. illegal 'Pencuri' by illegal means..2. Legal 'Pencuri ' by using public resources to rescue for personal aims.. Ahjib 'kalau' curi tidak bagus. Yang ada satu tidak jawapan..1).bmf scandal..2) rescues cos......Kalau Pas pun susah kepada non-muslim. Mana satu yang pilah????
ive worked hard silly settler. 20yrs enuf mkn gaji pay cukai for lazy subsidy bumbs (rajin hardworking ones excluded) like u n save enough to retire early. u want me give u subsidy brim is it? i got few felda settler friends who work hard everyday n not waste time become subsidy zombie in public forum like u. kikikiki. n no they dont support Bn.
Why should investors return in November? There are four core reason to this.
Firstly, we have the traditional window-dressing activities, which tends to see some sort of buying interest among fundamentally beaten down stocks. This happens among stocks which are widely held by institutional shareholders and are significantly lower in value than the start of the year and hence some sort of buying momentum could help fund managers to make their year-to-date performance “much better” and reflect the index’s performance.
Second, we are in the midst of the Q3 reporting season and by the end of November, all companies, especially with the December year-end, would report their bottom line numbers in terms of their performance. While Q3 earnings could dictate market’s reaction, i.e. if the reported profits are either above or below estimate, what typically happens at the end of the Q3 period is the change in broking firm’s valuation matrix.
Analysts would roll-over their fair values of the stocks under their coverage based on the next year’s earnings expectations, i.e. next year’s full year earnings forecast will now come into play instead of the 2019 performance. This typically lifts market’s perception on value as companies that are valued based on one-year forward earnings are likely to be more attractive than current year’s earnings, on the assumption that growth trajectory is still intact or improving. Third, as we usher in the year 2020, the January effect will come into the picture as investors will start to nimble and re-adjust their portfolio for next year’s market’s theme as well as re-positioning on stocks where some fund managers could have locked-in their gains based on this year’s individual stock’s performance.
Fourth, although this is not a typical strategy but markets tend to have a positive momentum going into the Lunar New Year, which is celebrated as early as Jan 25 next year, just one month after Christmas, and not more than three weeks into the trading cycle of the Gregorian New Year.
Hence, with four positive catalysts helping sentiment, perhaps it’s an opportune time to look at the potential beneficiaries of this momentum.
As far as 2019 is concerned, the KLCI is not a benchmark that had performed well but the overall market sentiment was not too bad. We had very strong winners in 2019 among the oil and gas companies, driven by sentiment and contract awards.
KUALA LUMPUR/ JAKARTA: The rally in palm oil prices is set to accelerate as demand for the commodity’s use in biofuel increases at a time when output is falling, according to veteran industry analyst Dorab Mistry.
Benchmark futures could reach 2,700 ringgit a metric ton by March, Mistry, director at Godrej International, said in remarks prepared for delivery at an industry conference in Bali. That would be their highest level in more than two years, and would take the gain from the July low to about 40%.
"Sentiment is red hot, ” Mistry said. "With lower production, biodiesel usage has become the spark to ignite the rally.”
Malaysian futures, which set the tone for global prices of the most-used edible oil, capped their biggest monthly advance in four years in October as supply concerns, strong Chinese demand and expectations for a jump in consumption in biodiesel propelled the gauge into a bull market.
The "game changer, ” says Mistry, has been Indonesian President Joko Widodo’s support for B30, a program that requires biofuels to be made using 30% palm oil from 2020. Now, the market is in "a great hurry” and has begun the job of rationing supplies by means of higher prices, he said.
Slowing output in Indonesia, the top producer, will also tighten the market, Mistry said. Dry weather, fewer palm trees being planted in new areas, and a cutback in the use of fertilizers will result in production growth of just 1 million tons, he said. Output in Malaysia, the No. 2 grower, may drop by 1 million tons in the first half of next year, according to Mistry’s early estimate.
There’s little scope for buyers to switch from palm to rival soft oils as output of soyoil and sunflower oil will only rise slightly next year, Mistry said.
In Mistry’s other forecasts:
Malaysian stockpiles may total 2.5 million tons by December, down from 3.22 million tons a year earlier.There’s a big opportunity in China, where soybean crushing will drop.
It will import less rapeseed oil, and biodiesel demand is significant.India’s edible oil imports may rise to 16.3 million tons in 2019-20 from 15.6 million tons a year earlier.
Palm imports may increase to 9.9 million tons in 2019-20 from 9.5 million.Global supply of vegetable oils may rise by 3.5 million tons in 2019-20.
Palm oil supply may only increase by 2 million tons, compared with 3.5 million tons a year earlier.
NOTE: Forecasts are based on Brent crude at $60-$80/bbl; easy U.S. monetary policy, weaker world economic growth in 2020; some U.S. political turmoil; gradually weakening dollar; no major change in new International Maritime Organization’s regulations on fuel. - Bloomberg
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
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Posted by EVO118 > 2019-10-28 21:08 | Report Abuse
Good reading but nothing is going to happen.
"Felda abuse: Kadir wants Putrajaya to zero in on Indonesian tycoon."
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