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2008-10-31

Fund Manager is buying in on 30 Oct 2008
















Fund manager is buy up KLCI after KLCI hits close to 800 point. Is this mean the crisis is over?

I personally no think so. 10 world richest man had jump in to buy share had cost the world index up but the real or fundamental problem still not solve yet.

Temporary now is a good time to come out from KLSE. This still not a sign of crisis is over.

Off Market Transactions On KLSE (30 October 2008)

Stock Dir-Vol Dir-Val Av-Price









AXIS 5,500,000 467,500 0.085

ECOFIRS 4,500,000 495,000 0.11

TSH 4,192,100 4,845,310 1.156

SUNCITY-WA 3,510,300 579,200 0.165

ENVAIR 2,097,500 83,900 0.04

LEWEKO 1,948,980 643,163 0.33

SUNCITY 1,672,100 2,508,150 1.5

KURASIA 1,500,000 390,000 0.26

MALTON 1,500,000 405,000 0.27

KHIND 1,000,000 730,000 0.73

OLYMPIA 485,000 89,725 0.185

GUOCO 420,000 378,000 0.9

HLBANK 350,000 1,582,000 4.52

HEXAGON 315,600 441,840 1.4

RESORTS 300,000 735,000 2.45

OCB 230,000 121,900 0.53

VOIR 200,000 360,000 1.8

ESCERAM 197,000 22,655 0.115

TOMEI 167,200 86,944 0.52

PA 155,000 71,300 0.46

PERWAJA 114,500 92,745 0.81

MAGNA 105,000 177,450 1.69

VADS 100,000 715,000 7.15

KNUSFOR 80,000 70,400 0.88

CHINWEL 80,000 63,200 0.79

DIGI 60,000 1,132,800 18.88

WCT 40,000 50,800 1.27

AMMB 10,000 20,500 2.05







2008-10-30

Wall Street - Shooting higher and then skidding lower in the very last minutes

Wall Street received the interest rate cut it wanted, but still turned in a baffling late-day performance yesterday, shooting higher and then skidding lower in the very last minutes of trading as some investors rushed to cash in profits after the previous session's big advance. The major indexes ended the day mixed, with the Dow Jones industrials falling 74 points — only the third time in October that the blue chips had just a double-digit close.

Analysts were divided over why the market turned around so abruptly. Some cited reports of a lacklustre profit forecast at General Electric Co — a Dow component that dropped nearly 4 per cent from its late-session high — and others contended investors were simply looking to cash in gains after the Federal Reserve's decision to lower its fed funds rate by a half-point to 1 per cent.

"It was a panic sell in the last two minutes," said Dave Rovelli, managing director of US equity trading at Canaccord Adams in New York, referring to reports that GE was aiming at 2009 profits to be little changed from 2008. The reports were subsequently called into question, and a GE spokesman said the statements were taken out of context.

Because of the last-hour confusion, it was likely that it would take the opening of trading today to get a better read on how the market feels about the Fed's rate cut and its accompanying economic statement. At the same time, the Commerce Department's expected reading on the gross domestic product for the third quarter will most likely shape trading.

2008-10-29

Today's Market Preview (29-10-2008)

Gold hits higher








Gold just up RM3.83 in 2 trending day. This movement is bigger that share price.

KNM go down below RM 0.60
















KNM is hit as low as RM 0.415 before make it back to RM 0.52 closing on 28 Oct 2008. Base on the chart, it is hard to said KNM is in what direction but we can see someone is trying hard to keep KNM above RM 0.50. Today may see a technical bound back on KNM, hope to get some profit later.

Off Market Transactions On KLSE (28 October 2008)

Stock Dir-Vol Dir-Val Av-Price









TECASIA 21,840,000 982,800 0.045

AIC 2,857,000 1,285,650 0.45

ZELAN 2,000,000 2,100,000 1.05

PARKSON 1,700,000 5,610,000 3.3

LEWEKO 1,500,000 487,500 0.325

PICORP 1,444,100 642,625 0.445

LIPO 1,211,200 617,712 0.51

CHINWEL 500,000 450,000 0.9

KOBAY 480,000 237,600 0.495

SEALINK 353,400 159,030 0.45

WCT 300,000 435,000 1.45

MAYBANK 214,000 984,400 4.6

ARANK 200,000 98,000 0.49

TIMWELL 150,000 120,000 0.8

VADS 108,000 769,800 7.128

OCTAGON 100,000 74,000 0.74

YHS 78,480 79,265 1.01

ESCERAM 52,600 6,049 0.115

RANHILL 50,000 24,500 0.49

AMMB 50,000 106,000 2.12

RESORTS 50,000 111,000 2.22

EWEIN 40,000 30,600 0.765

AMTEL 24,000 12,720 0.53

YTLPOWR-WB 19,000 7,695 0.405

IOICORP 5,000 12,350 2.47

GENTING 3,000 10,800 3.6

MUDAJYA 2,800 2,940 1.05

MYCRON 500 155 0.31

UMCCA 100 468 4.68

MELEWAR 66 31 0.47













2008-10-28

Digi just hits RM 20.80 on 28 Oct 2008

Digi price hits back to Sept 2007. With 78sen special dividend, now is a good price to buy in Digi counter.

KLCI is on the way down to 800 point

KLCI is on the way down to 800 point! More panic selling will happen when KLCI drop below 800 point.

If you have some saving, now is the time to buy some good company to invest for long term. Company like Digi, BAT and PBBank will be target by fund manager to buy in during this sale down.

Off Market Transactions On KLSE (24 October 2008)

Stock Dir-Vol Dir-Val Av-Price









WASEONG-WA 5,761,428.00 893,021.34 0.155

IPOWER 5,170,000.00 773,800.00 0.15

WASEONG-LA 4,334,141.00 10,531,962.63 2.43

COMPUGT 4,300,000.00 494,500.00 0.115

PARKSON 3,400,000.00 11,560,000.00 3.4

MELEWAR 3,066,666.00 1,533,333.00 0.5

ZELAN 3,000,000.00 3,150,000.00 1.05

HLBANK 2,500,000.00 11,950,000.00 4.78

PETRA 2,229,800.00 3,866,064.00 1.734

FRONTKN 2,000,000.00 1,020,000.00 0.51

IE 1,681,300.00 100,878.00 0.06

MEDAINC 1,500,000.00 120,000.00 0.08

LEWEKO 1,000,000.00 340,000.00 0.34

KONSORT 600,000.00 504,000.00 0.84

BJLAND 420,000.00 1,512,000.00 3.6

LIONIND 400,000.00 274,000.00 0.685

PICORP 391,200.00 183,864.00 0.47

TWS 320,000.00 736,000.00 2.3

MAEMODE 270,900.00 297,990.00 1.1

PMETAL 250,000.00 150,000.00 0.6

PRDUREN 247,300.00 114,994.50 0.465

KNM 173,000.00 102,935.00 0.595

VADS 150,000.00 1,072,500.00 7.15

BINTAI 87,800.00 35,998.00 0.41

HUAAN 40,000.00 10,400.00 0.26

GAMUDA 35,000.00 50,050.00 1.43

YIKON 10,000.00 8,000.00 0.8







2008-10-24

Proof for RM5 billion will not go down the drain

Malaysia’s largest labour union and opposition leaders yesterday denounced government plans to inject RM5 billion into the stock market, saying they fear public funds could be misused to bail out ailing, well-connected companies.

The government earlier this week said it would double the size of state agency ValueCap Sdn Bhd to RM$10 billion to invest in stocks regarded as undervalued because many fundamentally strong companies were trading at low prices.

It has said the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) would provide a RM5 billion ringgit loan to Valuecap.

But the Malaysian Trades Union Congress, which represents some 500,000 workers, said the EPF is the custodian of people’s money and “not the ATM for the government” to bail out state-linked firms.

“This is the hard-earned money of the workers, their retirement plan. How is this bailout plan going to benefit the workers?” it said in a statement.

Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the additional money was merely 1 per cent of market equity and would have no impact on the bourse which has plunged by more than 37 per cent this year.

It “serves no logical purpose other than to prop up some companies in the stock market,” he told reporters in Parliament.

Lim Kit Siang, head of the opposition Democratic Action Party, said Valuecap has operated in secrecy since it was set up in 2003 and that its accounts have not been audited.

“This are the people’s money. In order to ensure that this is not a bailout...there should be a public scrutiny” of Valuecap’s accounts, he said.

The union and opposition leaders said there was no guarantee that the pension fund would profit from the loan to Valuecap given the weak market conditions.

“We want proof that this RM5 billion will not go down the drain,” the MTUC said.

The move to bolster the stock market was part of government measures to help improve sentiment and boost the economy amid the global financial downturn. The government has said it may have to cut its 5.4 per cent growth forecast for 2009

Today's Market Preview (24-10-2008)

KLCI down back to year 2006

KLCI may bounds back to above 900 when ValueCap Sdn Bhd use his RM 5b EPF money to buy up share.

With market situation still unstable, we may see selling activity take place when KLCI hit above 920 point.

Now keep Gold is better keep share.

Gold Prices hits bottom

Now is a good time to buy in Gold to make profit.

Off Market Transactions On KLSE (23 October 2008)

Stock Dir-Vol Dir-Val Av-Price









KNM 11,376,000 6,768,720 0.595

KURASIA 7,052,800 2,045,312 0.29

ECOFIRS 5,000,000 650,000 0.13

PETRA 2,502,000 4,828,860 1.93

ASIATIC 2,260,000 7,051,200 3.12

FOCAL 1,200,000 204,000 0.17

PELIKAN 1,196,600 2,058,152 1.72

NAGAMAS 1,000,000 600,000 0.6

UBG 700,000 1,680,000 2.4

HUAYANG 700,000 385,000 0.55

DAYA 500,000 125,000 0.25

KONSORT 420,000 382,200 0.91

MOBIF 358,800 39,468 0.11

MESB 335,000 107,200 0.32

LEADER 331,500 169,065 0.51

EVERMAS 188,200 90,336 0.48

FRB 166,200 126,312 0.76

PERWAJA 114,500 100,188 0.875

ETITECH 100,000 195,000 1.95

AMMB 10,000 21,000 2.1

WCT 5,000 7,250 1.45

FSBM 9 6 0.63

2008-10-23

Today's Market Preview (23-10-2008)

What Had Started This Credit Crisis?

Because this credit crisis started stealthily, few people saw it coming. It’s like the old adage about boiling a frog. If you were to drop a live frog into a pot of boiling water, it would jump right out. But if you were to drop a frog into a pot of cold water and then heat the water slowly— well, the frog doesn’t realize the peril it’s in until it’s too late.

The first obvious heat for the U.S. economy’s pot of water was the subprime mortgage crisis, when thousands of risky mortgages started to go bad in 2006. Then the heat got turned up in June 2007 by the failure of a Bear Stearns hedge fund that had invested in the securitized version of these risky subprime loans. Less than a year later, in March 2008, the Fed engineered a bailout of Bear Stearns via JP Morgan. The temperature rose higher still in September 2008 as the U.S. government bailed out Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and AIG. It also subsidized the mergers of some investment and commercial banks while letting Lehman Brothers go bankrupt. And then came the bailout bill.

But the primary heat source that came before all of these others was an overabundance of credit in the marketplace, thanks to the Fed’s easy-credit stance at the turn of the 21st century.

Off Market Transactions On KLSE (22 October 2008)

Vary low off market transaction with big drop on KLCI, not a good sign. In this few days something will happen in global share market. Today 23 Oct 2008, Australia open market with -153.4 point just think what will happen to KLCI today opening. We may see KLCI drop below 900.

Stock Dir-Vol Dir-Val Av-Price









PPEDANA 1,700,000 8,296,000 4.88

MEDAINC 1,500,000 120,000 0.08

VASTALX 1,250,000 562,500 0.45

LHH 929,300 813,138 0.875

PICORP 700,000 311,500 0.445

TECFAST 670,000 67,000 0.1

EMIVEST 450,400 202,680 0.45

EVERMAS 335,500 201,300 0.6

FRB 330,000 247,500 0.75

CANONE 210,000 159,600 0.76

KONSORT 208,852 191,100 0.915

IGB 200,000 240,000 1.2

KNM 200,000 137,000 0.685

IOICORP 200,000 660,000 3.3

BCB 200,000 80,000 0.4

MAEMODE 151,100 181,320 1.2

RUBEREX 150,000 157,500 1.05

YNHPROP 100,000 130,000 1.3

AMMB 100,000 240,000 2.4

ANNJOO 57,250 79,578 1.39

ANNJOO-WB 38,900 13,421 0.345







2008-10-22

A good time to buy Gold

At 1:19pm Gold just drop to RM88.32 per gram selling by Public Bank Gold Investment account. This is a good time to buy in Gold, In long term sure Gold price will up. The highest gold price hit RM 106.38 just 2 week ago, since now the USD 1 is around RM 3.50 and this situation will drop after US print and issue out new money.

Now US is speculate Gold price down so that it can accumulate more gold for printing more USD to help US local bank. When the speculation over, Gold price will go high again.

Short selling had just move to LIONIND from KNM



















Looking opportunity to buy at the afternoon.

Today's Market Preview (22-10-2008)

Off Market Transactions On KLSE (21 October 2008)

Stock Dir-Vol Dir-Val Av-Price









MALTON 5,000,000 1,400,000 0.28

PICORP 2,286,400 983,152 0.43

ANNJOO 2,261,959 3,076,264 1.36

KONSORT 1,857,700 1,746,238 0.94

ANNJOO-WB 1,130,979 226,196 0.2

SALCON-WA 1,055,000 179,350 0.17

HLBANK 1,000,000 5,250,000 5.25

PETRA 1,000,000 1,960,000 1.96

PA 950,000 475,000 0.5

CBSTECH 820,000 262,400 0.32

TECFAST 800,000 80,000 0.1

PRDUREN 500,000 215,000 0.43

BJLAND 420,000 1,512,000 3.6

SIGN 400,000 424,000 1.06

INIX 366,800 64,190 0.175

IPOWER 300,000 46,500 0.155

LATEXX 256,000 70,400 0.275

BCB 200,000 80,000 0.4

MYEG 160,000 140,800 0.88

IOICORP 120,000 401,000 3.342

ASTINO 113,300 50,985 0.45

MAEMODE 94,000 105,280 1.12

TENAGA 10,000 65,500 6.55

KNM 10,000 6,900 0.69

COMMERZ 10,000 66,000 6.6

COMPUGT 10,000 1,150 0.115

KLK 6,000 48,200 8.033




2008-10-21

Today's Market Preview (21-10-2008)

Malaysia economic stabilising plan

The Malaysia Government has doubled the amount of money available to buy undervalued stocks to RM10bil and will also continue with its spending to boost the country’s economy.

Finance Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak announced that these two moves were part of the Government’s plan to ensure that the economy would not be affected by the global financial crisis caused by the meltdown of banks in the United States.

“The country is not in a financial crisis and we certainly should not talk ourselves into one,” said Najib during his keynote address at the Khazanah Megatrends Forum yesterday.

However, he warned that the country should brace for a lower economic growth next year in view of the global slowdown.

Among the measures Najib touched on were:

> INJECTION of RM5bil to double the size of Valuecap Sdn Bhd that was set up by the Government in 2003 to invest in undervalued companies;

> REVIEW of some foreign investment committee guidelines to make it more attractive for foreign investors, especially in the property and commercial sectors;

> LIBERALISATION of the service sector to attract more investment and generate more local employment;

> RE-PRIORITISING projects with focus on those that can be implemented expeditiously and with high economic multiplier effects; and

> STRENGTHENING of small and medium-scale enterprises through new initiatives by financial institutions and access to special Bank Negara funds.

Najib, who is also Deputy Prime Minister, said he would give more details in Parliament on Nov 4 during his Budget winding-up speech.

On Valuecap, Najib said the funds were being pumped in given the current opportunities for value investing.

“The stock market has many fundamentally strong companies. Many companies are presently trading at attractive valuations, creating opportunities for value investing.”

On re-prioritising projects, Najib said some “lumpy projects” with little economic multiplier effects could be postponed but promised that the Government would continue with its spending.

“The planned expenditure for 2009 will continue and there will be no financial cutbacks. This position was agreed upon by the National Economic Council executive council under the chairmanship of the Prime Minister.”

He said short-term measures to tackle external financial turmoil should not come at the expense of the country’s long-term development and global competitiveness.

Najib also slammed the West who “incessantly lectured and hectored us to adhere to their advice (10 years ago during the Asian financial crisis).”

“Ironically, they have now unfortunately failed to live up to their own high standards of lending and regulatory functions they had expected of us,” said Najib.

Good price to enter KNM - RM 0.60



















RM0.60 is a good price to enter KNM but not to keep long want the share on RM 0.70 sale back and wait to buy in again.

Base on the chart the bounds back sign is not yet in the chart so to invest for long term still not the time yet.

MayBank have load out the money for KNM but the money still in process, wait till all the money is in KNM sure the boss will do something.

The founder of KNM now have 26% of KNM share increase 6% during the sale down and the news saiding the forgein fund is exit from KNM but why the % still the same.

Someone is sale down the share price to have a good entry and base on the vol flow KNM is still a good company to invest. I think RM0.60 is a good entry to make profit.

Off Market Transactions On KLSE (20 October 2008)

Stock Dir-Vol Dir-Val Av-Price









TECASIA 32,500,000 1,462,500 0.045

PMCAP 14,005,000 1,260,450 0.09

DOMINAN 5,612,237 1,964,283 0.35

SALCON 1,561,000 624,400 0.4

MEDAINC 1,545,000 139,050 0.09

TSH 1,510,000 2,642,500 1.75

PETRA 1,500,000 3,120,000 2.08

PICORP 1,221,600 561,936 0.46

KBB 1,000,000 385,000 0.385

SIGN 875,000 937,500 1.071

PELIKAN 785,923 1,391,084 1.77

NAKA 750,000 607,500 0.81

NAMFATT 700,000 168,000 0.24

LEWEKO 520,000 184,600 0.355

SAAG-WA 505,000 35,350 0.07

HPI 500,000 275,000 0.55

LBS 458,000 112,210 0.245

SEALINK 347,000 190,850 0.55

IPOWER 300,000 45,000 0.15

UNIMECH 145,000 100,050 0.69

ECOFIRS 129,000 18,060 0.14

AMMB 100,000 255,000 2.55

ATLAN 95,000 256,500 2.7

BINTAI 68,500 26,715 0.39

KZEN 35,200 4,224 0.12

KNM 30,000 21,450 0.715

ECM 10,000 4,250 0.425







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My investment with RM5,000 initial capital have been growing since 2005.I found the stock market appears confusing and complicated, but it is most definitely based on logic "supply and demand". However, the laws of supply and demand as observed in the markets do not behave as one would expect. To be an effective trader, there is a great need to understand how supply and demand can be interpreted under different market conditions and how to take advantage of this Off Market Transactions in KLSE.

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