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some hitorical price of Air Asia

Why are you so interested on Air Asia ??? No……this is only an example of market price fluctuation in KLSE. With a lot of recognition by international body, Tony is one of the brilliant CEO in the world. Humble, down to earth…. this is why not only their workers admire to him, but also people who are used air asia. They will never forget on the service that provided by low cost flight with their trademark “everybody can fly”.

So let’s track the price of AirAsia stock in KLSE. Despite the current issues of Labu KLIA terminal affect Air Asia fututre’s strategy, this wouldn’t give up me to monitor its stock price.

See the chart somewher in Oct 08. The price at that time was goes up until 1.250. So….. its performace of stock price 52 week highest is 1.6250 and the lowest 52 week can go down until 0.70. So, is it ok to buy Air Asia ??

I will buy at this price soon. Wait a few more days, to see what happen to the market…..

Crisis is yet to come

Worst is yet to come
Equity analysts and economists concur that the worst is yet to come before a global economic recovery could be expected to begin in the second half of next year.

A year of economic and financial turbulence

2008 will be etched in many national and corporate annals as a period of turbulence. A toxic combination of subprime loans, financial-liquidity crisis, and soaring inflation jolted world economies, hurt corporate earnings, rocked global stock markets, and shattered consumer sentiments.

Petronas Performance

02-12-2008: Petronas profit rises 46% in 1H
by Kathy Fong, 02 Dec 2008 10:55 AM

KUALA LUMPUR: Despite falling oil prices, national oil company Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) continued to chalk up an impressive growth in net profit on the back of higher average prices of the commodity.

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Market crash. Is it worse than 1998 ?

1998 crisis

Maybank 2.70
PBB 0.80
YTL 0.80
IOI 0.50
Genting 2.50 ( B4 x )
TNB 4.50

2008 crisis

Maybank 5.50
PBB 8.90
YTL 5.70
IOI 3.50 ( after x )
TNB 6.45
Genting (after x )

Four investment tips for a recession-Buy stock

After many years of excellent growth in the UK, the economy is now on the cusp of a recession. House prices are falling, the stock market has seen some trouble and the price of family staples such as food and petrol is shooting up. Despite this, there are ways that you can safeguard your personal economic situation and here are four useful tips to help keep your finances looking healthy.

1. Pay down your balances.

There’s never a more important time to pay down your credit card and loan balances than when you may be facing a job lay off or other financial hard times. This is similar to earning a guaranteed return, which is equal to the amount of interest you save by paying off a credit card or two. You may want to consolidate your credit card debt into one manageable monthly payment by taking out a loan.

2. Prepare for the worst.

Banks are not likely to loan money to people who have been laid off or are otherwise influenced by a trying economy. Set up a home equity line of credit now, while you are still able, and you’ll have access to the cash should you become unemployed. If you’re in need of finance, then Alliance and Leicester can provide loans at low rates, while taking a look at their loans calculator will help you work out what you can afford.

3. Buy stock.

It seems odd to buy stocks when everything is slowing down in the economy, but typically the stock market dropping is a sign of better times to come, and soon. Buy stocks now and you’re likely to experience a nice return when the economy takes a turn for the better. If you’re inexperienced in stock picking, then it is probably worth considering an ETF. These funds have low initial set up costs, and then they track the performance of a particular index.

4. Forget about chasing bond yields.In previous years, investors would abandon stocks and other investments in favour of bonds to try and ride out a recession or economic downturn. This time though, the stock market and economy is actually suffering due to problems in the bond market. Unless you are a highly skilled investor, it’s not a good idea to try and chase high yields sometimes offered with bonds

KLCI drops below 1000

For the second time, index composite has been dropped below 1000.

07-10-2008: KLCI closes below psychological level
By Joyce Goh
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KUALA LUMPUR: The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) dropped 19.86 points yesterday to close below the psychological level of 1,000 points amid concerns over the US economy. Opening at 1,016.7 points, the KLCI closed the day at 996.84 points, or down 1.95%, yesterday.

The drop in KLCI was in line with other regional markets. The Singapore Straits Times index closed at 2,168.32 points, a slump of 5.61% while the Hang Seng Index closed at 16,803.76 points, down 4.97%.

Based on the trading in the futures market, the worst is not over for the local bourse. The October futures for KLCI closed at 977 points, down 42 points.

A few hours before budget

29-08-2008: KLCI up 14 pts in mid-morning trade
By Surin Murugiah, 29 Aug 2008 9:54 AM

PETALING JAYA: The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) rose 13.75 points to 1,084.21 at mid-morning, led by the gains at Bumiputra-Commerce Holdings Bhd (BCHB) and other key blue chips

23-07-2008: KLCI up 13.5 points at 10am

‘AirAsia Bhd was the most actively traded counter with 6.68 million shares done. The counter added three sen to 94.5 sen. Other actively traded stocks included Borneo Oil Bhd, Gamuda Bhd and MK Land Holdings Bhd.’

PETALING JAYA: The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) rose 13.5 points to 1,123.07 at 10am, led by gains at key blue chips including DiGi.Com Bhd and finance counters, in line with advances made at key regional markets after Wall Street closed higher overnight.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.18% or 135.16 points to 11,602.5 points after crude oil prices fell more than US$3 (RM9.81) per barrel to settle at US$127.95 on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

At Bursa, gainers led losers by 217 to 70, while 120 counters traded unchanged. A total of 90.57 million shares valued at RM129.58 million were traded.

The top gainer this morning was British American Tobacco (Malaysia) Bhd which rose 50 sen to RM41, followed by DiGi which added 30 sen to RM23.90.

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Bursa Still Strugle…..

14-07-2008: Local stocks lower mid-morning
by Cindy Yeap
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KUALA LUMPUR: Local stocks slid almost three points on opening this morning as attention goes to whether Parliament would allow the emergency motion of no-confidence against Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and his Cabinet today. The decision would be known by noon today. Already, there’s massive traffic congestion in Kuala Lumpur this morning caused by police roadblocks on roads leading to Parliament.

Investors looking to Wall Street for signals would likely be sellers today with the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbling below 11,000-points during intra-day trading for the first time in two years on Friday. All major Wall Street indices ended in another week of losses over the weekend with oil prices surging past US$147 (RM485.10) on the back of concerns on troubled Fannie Mae (Federal National Mortgage Association) and Freddie Mac (Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp), US’ biggest mortgage financiers which together provide almost half of the US mortgage market’s cash.

At 10.15am, the Kuala Lumpur Composite Index was down 2.69 points, or 0.23%, to 1,147.70 points. Only 52.61 million shares worth RM78.16 million had changed hands. Market breadth was negative with 65 gainers chasing 175 losers just over an hour into trade, while 127 others traded unchanged.

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Harga Wajar IPO: Yang Perlu Diperhatikan

Bagaimana Harga IPO ditentukan?

Diagram berikut menunjukkan aliran proses untuk menentukan harga IPO:

Bank saudagar menasihati syarikat yang akan disenaraikan mengenai penetapan harga IPO.

Setelah cadangan harga IPO ditetapkan, bank saudagar berkenaan menyerahkan cadangan IPO itu kepada SC untuk kelulusan.

SC akan mengkaji cadangan IPO itu sebelum memberi kelulusan bagi memastikan prosedur yang betul telah dipatuhi, tetapi SC tidak akanmencampuri atau terlibat dalam proses menentukan harga IPO.

More people who prefer to save their money in the banks rather than investing

Currently, there are still more people who prefer to save their money in the banks rather than investing in unit trusts. Thus, the growing trend of the industry will likely attract more savers.

Why invest in a unit trust?

Why invest in a unit trust?

A unit trust is a type of ‘pooled’ investment vehicle. What this means is that an investor in effect puts in or ‘pools’ his money with other investors’; the collective amount is then invested to buy a range of shares or other instruments.

For example, suppose 100 people each set aside RM100 for investment. Each investor owns one hundredth of the units in issue. The money – RM10,000 — is then invested in a range of assets. Suppose after a year, the fund has grown 20% to RM12,000. If your unit is a hundredth of the total it will then be worth RM120.

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Buy resort and rental back to the developers – guarantees return

This is FAQ with properties millionaire – Azizi Ali

Q 4: What do you think about properties that comes with rental guarantees?

ANS: Folks, always remember this – a guarantee is only as good as the person giving the guarantee. A homeless, broke, liar or dying man can also give you a guarantee. But you will have serious doubts about his ability to honor his guarantee – even if you had signed an agreement. Now, the same applies to a company. A company can guarantee you 8 percent rental return for five years. But if they fail to pay, you can take them to court and yes, you may even win the case. But if the company has no money (or claims to have no money), it will all be in vain. The court judgment will be a paper judgment. The bottom line is that you are still not getting your money. What I’m trying to say here is that do not be impressed or swayed by people of companies giving guarantees, because they can guarantee anything! Whether they can back up the guarantee is another story altogether. If a company has a poor track record of honoring its words, walk away. There are tens of thousands of properties in Malaysia. Just because you missed one or even ten does not mean that you have missed the boat. There will be plenty more opportunities to buy at least one property in the future. An investment should be weighed by its ability to generate income, and not about guarantees.