To long, Higher than now 629?
valve88 ( Date: 21-Mar-2019 11:29) Posted:
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Bro,
Panda' s 611 target seem no hope at the moment. Waiting for pull back for better entry.
Panda' s 611 target seem no hope at the moment. Waiting for pull back for better entry.
valve88 ( Date: 21-Mar-2019 11:29) Posted:
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i sympathise on some TFA bro and sis, need to cut loss before XD at whatever price for their short position
for me, crapland is trading at different trading range all together and 3.40 is the trading floor. if i am shorting this stock, should surrender when crapland goes 3.43 level. This stock for me, potential to go up 3.60 is much higher than to go below 3.40. anyway their money their call.
for me, crapland is trading at different trading range all together and 3.40 is the trading floor. if i am shorting this stock, should surrender when crapland goes 3.43 level. This stock for me, potential to go up 3.60 is much higher than to go below 3.40. anyway their money their call.
Bro,
Ya. President Joko said plant durian trees liao. So, can pick durian there around there.

Ya. President Joko said plant durian trees liao. So, can pick durian there around there.

shangli ( Date: 21-Mar-2019 11:25) Posted:
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more uptrend for kepcorp? jeep abit
if wilmar go 3.23-3.25 maybe can change wind direction, long it 
 

 
fatpanda ( Date: 21-Mar-2019 11:22) Posted:
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Bro,
You little HOPE would be granted by Mr. Market. Let' s wait and see..
You little HOPE would be granted by Mr. Market. Let' s wait and see..
shangli ( Date: 21-Mar-2019 11:21) Posted:
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yes. hope wilmar share down to 3.25 

fatpanda ( Date: 21-Mar-2019 11:16) Posted:
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*Maybank Kim Eng Expresso (20 March, 2019)*
Stocks end slightly lower after giving up post-Fed gains
*U.S. Highlights*
Dow      25745.67      -0.55%
S& P      2824.23      -0.29%
Nasdaq      7728.968      0.07%
VIX      13.91      2.58%
o      U.S. stocks drop, led by banks after fed signals no rate hikes
o      Stocks had sunk to their lows of the day after Pres. Trump said U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods could remain for a long period of time
o      Stocks reversed most losses after Fed predicts no rate hikes in 2019, but gave up those gains into the close as traders concerns about growth took hold
o      S& P, Dow were lower, Nasdaq manages to close in positive territory. 
o      Fed sees no 2019 hikes, lowers GDP forecasts for 2019, 2020. Plans September end to asset drawdown
o      Fed Chair Powell: Reiterates Fed will remain patient - underlying economic fundamentals remain strong we see the outlook as a positive one
o      Since the 1970s, there have been three times when the Fed held rates steady for more than a year after raising them in the previous three months: 2006, 2000 and 1997. Invariably, the next move was a rate cut.
o      Trump says he plans to keep tariffs on China until he makes sure the country complies with any deal that is struck.
*European Highlights*
STOXX       600      380.84         -0.90%      
DAX            11603.89     -1.57%
FTSE             7291.01       -0.45%
CAC 40         5382.66       -0.80%  
o      European stocks drop the most in a month with profit taking ahead of Fed decision and monetary policy comments. Stoxx Europe 600 dropped 0.9%,
o      No decision' expected on Brexit at this week' s EU summit: Juncker
*Stock Highlights* 
o      Financial and insurers get hit after Fed. (XLF -2%), particularly the banks KBW Bank Index (BKX -3%), (KBE -1.40%), (KRE -1.85%).
Individual players: Goldman (GS -3.4%) shares led the Dow lower. Bank of America (BAC -3.5%), JPMorgan (JPM -2.1%), Citigroup (C -2%). Regional Banks were battered U.S. Bancorp (USB -3%), Regions Financial (RF -4.3%), BB& T (BBT -3%), KeyCorp (KEY -5.4%). 
Insurers: Brighthouse Financial (BHF -5.25%), MetLife (MET -3.75%), Prudential (PRU -3%), Lincoln National (LNC -4%).
o      Bayer shares sink 9.6% in Germany after a U.S. jury blamed the company' s Roundup weed killer for causing a case of cancer.
o      FedEx (FDX) falls -3.5% after missing quarterly earnings estimates and lowering its full-year EPS guidance below consensus while warning of slowing international macroeconomic conditions and weaker global trade growth trends.
o      UBS shares drop 2% after CEO says 1Q is one of the worst in recent history. Investment banking revenue down a third and the bank will slow down hiring and deepen cost cuts
o      Starbucks (SBUX +0.3%) Affirms long term rev growth 7-9%, Adj EPS growth at least 10% approves $2B accelerated share buyback (2.2% of market cap). Exec: believe we can sustain double digit EPS growth for years to come 
o      Ford (F -1.3%) plans $900M investment and hire 900 workers for EV and self-driving vehicle plant in Michigan
o      Netflix (NFLX) shares jump 4% as its releasing 44 new original shows and movies in April
o      Disney (DIS -0.6%) closes $71B acquisition of Twenty-First Century Fox&rsquo s assets as it attempts to take on Netflix
o      Boeing (BA +0.7%) After the close: FBI joins criminal probe into Boeing 737 MAX certification. Shares down 1% after hours
o      Micron (MU) after the bell: Earnings beat Adj EPS: $1.71 (Estimate $1.65). Revenue: $5.84B (Estimate $5.83B) Marginal beats, but prior year rev' was $7.35B. Exec: Expect industry headwinds in the near term - earnings call- Expect further progress on cost reductions this year -Shares -1.3% after-hours
*Notable ADR & Asia News*
o      Tencent Music (TME: -10.3%) shares drop sharply after earnings results expose soaring license and production costs - 4Q net loss of Rmb876mn on one-off Rmb1.52bn charge related to equity issuance to label partners Warner Music and Sony Music (forecast in IPO prospectus). Adj EPS Rmb0.59 vs est Rmb0.55, Revs Rmb5.4bn vs est. Rmb5.29bn. User numbers not growing as expected. Shares have been up 40% since IPO.
o      Tencent (TCEHY -0.1%) said to have interest in German food wholesaler Metro' s $1.5bn sale of China unit. 
Tencent mulling $3bn bid for part of Temasek' s A.S. Watson stake.   Alibaba also said to have interest in stake.
o      China Telecom (CHA -0.25%) Global partners with Tata Communications on IoT services delivery.
o      Sony (SNE) fell 4.9% and Nintendo (NTDOY) declined 2.9% after Google announced a video game streaming service dubbed Stadia
*Forex*
Bitcoin      4015.77      0.61%
DXY      95.965      -0.43%
USDMYR      4.066      0.24%
EURMYR      4.6172      0.19%
GBPMYR      5.3813      0.41%
AUDMYR      2.8838      0.27%
SGDMYR      3.0117      0.14%
JPYMYR      3.6736      -0.40%
USDSGD      1.3471      0.30%
EURSGD      1.5382      -0.28%
GBPSGD      1.7789      0.78%
AUDSGD      0.9586      -0.09%
JPYSGD      1.2169      -0.33%
o      Dollar turns negative and drops to 6-week low on Fed' s renewed dovishness. Euro shoots higher, pound dropped after May requests a Brexit vote extension. USD/JPY dropped to session low of 110.65 after triggering stops below 111.
o      MYR: ringgit continued its upside bias to end slightly higher against the US dollar for a third consecutive day. 
*Commodities* 
CPO      2095      1.70%
Brent      68.35      1.09%
WTI      59.83      1.36%
o      WTI oil WTI oil prices rose $60 as supplies post a weekly drop of nearly 10 million barrels. Crude rose 1.4% to 59.83
o      Palm oil futures climbed to their highest in more than two weeks as Malaysian exports fell less than some had expected. Palm oil prices fell last week on high stockpiles and concerns about poor shipment numbers.
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Stay Ahead, Trade Smart
Stocks end slightly lower after giving up post-Fed gains
*U.S. Highlights*
Dow      25745.67      -0.55%
S& P      2824.23      -0.29%
Nasdaq      7728.968      0.07%
VIX      13.91      2.58%
o      U.S. stocks drop, led by banks after fed signals no rate hikes
o      Stocks had sunk to their lows of the day after Pres. Trump said U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods could remain for a long period of time
o      Stocks reversed most losses after Fed predicts no rate hikes in 2019, but gave up those gains into the close as traders concerns about growth took hold
o      S& P, Dow were lower, Nasdaq manages to close in positive territory. 
o      Fed sees no 2019 hikes, lowers GDP forecasts for 2019, 2020. Plans September end to asset drawdown
o      Fed Chair Powell: Reiterates Fed will remain patient - underlying economic fundamentals remain strong we see the outlook as a positive one
o      Since the 1970s, there have been three times when the Fed held rates steady for more than a year after raising them in the previous three months: 2006, 2000 and 1997. Invariably, the next move was a rate cut.
o      Trump says he plans to keep tariffs on China until he makes sure the country complies with any deal that is struck.
*European Highlights*
STOXX       600      380.84         -0.90%      
DAX            11603.89     -1.57%
FTSE             7291.01       -0.45%
CAC 40         5382.66       -0.80%  
o      European stocks drop the most in a month with profit taking ahead of Fed decision and monetary policy comments. Stoxx Europe 600 dropped 0.9%,
o      No decision' expected on Brexit at this week' s EU summit: Juncker
*Stock Highlights* 
o      Financial and insurers get hit after Fed. (XLF -2%), particularly the banks KBW Bank Index (BKX -3%), (KBE -1.40%), (KRE -1.85%).
Individual players: Goldman (GS -3.4%) shares led the Dow lower. Bank of America (BAC -3.5%), JPMorgan (JPM -2.1%), Citigroup (C -2%). Regional Banks were battered U.S. Bancorp (USB -3%), Regions Financial (RF -4.3%), BB& T (BBT -3%), KeyCorp (KEY -5.4%). 
Insurers: Brighthouse Financial (BHF -5.25%), MetLife (MET -3.75%), Prudential (PRU -3%), Lincoln National (LNC -4%).
o      Bayer shares sink 9.6% in Germany after a U.S. jury blamed the company' s Roundup weed killer for causing a case of cancer.
o      FedEx (FDX) falls -3.5% after missing quarterly earnings estimates and lowering its full-year EPS guidance below consensus while warning of slowing international macroeconomic conditions and weaker global trade growth trends.
o      UBS shares drop 2% after CEO says 1Q is one of the worst in recent history. Investment banking revenue down a third and the bank will slow down hiring and deepen cost cuts
o      Starbucks (SBUX +0.3%) Affirms long term rev growth 7-9%, Adj EPS growth at least 10% approves $2B accelerated share buyback (2.2% of market cap). Exec: believe we can sustain double digit EPS growth for years to come 
o      Ford (F -1.3%) plans $900M investment and hire 900 workers for EV and self-driving vehicle plant in Michigan
o      Netflix (NFLX) shares jump 4% as its releasing 44 new original shows and movies in April
o      Disney (DIS -0.6%) closes $71B acquisition of Twenty-First Century Fox&rsquo s assets as it attempts to take on Netflix
o      Boeing (BA +0.7%) After the close: FBI joins criminal probe into Boeing 737 MAX certification. Shares down 1% after hours
o      Micron (MU) after the bell: Earnings beat Adj EPS: $1.71 (Estimate $1.65). Revenue: $5.84B (Estimate $5.83B) Marginal beats, but prior year rev' was $7.35B. Exec: Expect industry headwinds in the near term - earnings call- Expect further progress on cost reductions this year -Shares -1.3% after-hours
*Notable ADR & Asia News*
o      Tencent Music (TME: -10.3%) shares drop sharply after earnings results expose soaring license and production costs - 4Q net loss of Rmb876mn on one-off Rmb1.52bn charge related to equity issuance to label partners Warner Music and Sony Music (forecast in IPO prospectus). Adj EPS Rmb0.59 vs est Rmb0.55, Revs Rmb5.4bn vs est. Rmb5.29bn. User numbers not growing as expected. Shares have been up 40% since IPO.
o      Tencent (TCEHY -0.1%) said to have interest in German food wholesaler Metro' s $1.5bn sale of China unit. 
Tencent mulling $3bn bid for part of Temasek' s A.S. Watson stake.   Alibaba also said to have interest in stake.
o      China Telecom (CHA -0.25%) Global partners with Tata Communications on IoT services delivery.
o      Sony (SNE) fell 4.9% and Nintendo (NTDOY) declined 2.9% after Google announced a video game streaming service dubbed Stadia
*Forex*
Bitcoin      4015.77      0.61%
DXY      95.965      -0.43%
USDMYR      4.066      0.24%
EURMYR      4.6172      0.19%
GBPMYR      5.3813      0.41%
AUDMYR      2.8838      0.27%
SGDMYR      3.0117      0.14%
JPYMYR      3.6736      -0.40%
USDSGD      1.3471      0.30%
EURSGD      1.5382      -0.28%
GBPSGD      1.7789      0.78%
AUDSGD      0.9586      -0.09%
JPYSGD      1.2169      -0.33%
o      Dollar turns negative and drops to 6-week low on Fed' s renewed dovishness. Euro shoots higher, pound dropped after May requests a Brexit vote extension. USD/JPY dropped to session low of 110.65 after triggering stops below 111.
o      MYR: ringgit continued its upside bias to end slightly higher against the US dollar for a third consecutive day. 
*Commodities* 
CPO      2095      1.70%
Brent      68.35      1.09%
WTI      59.83      1.36%
o      WTI oil WTI oil prices rose $60 as supplies post a weekly drop of nearly 10 million barrels. Crude rose 1.4% to 59.83
o      Palm oil futures climbed to their highest in more than two weeks as Malaysian exports fell less than some had expected. Palm oil prices fell last week on high stockpiles and concerns about poor shipment numbers.
For more stock ideas and market flows, access Market Insight on Maybank Trade. Download from Apple Store and Google Play now.
Stay Ahead, Trade Smart
Bro,
One tiny piece of Kacang Puteh only. Not enough to make a can of peanut butter. Need More.. more and MORE!

One tiny piece of Kacang Puteh only. Not enough to make a can of peanut butter. Need More.. more and MORE!

shangli ( Date: 21-Mar-2019 11:12) Posted:
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congrat to your wilmar...
fatpanda ( Date: 21-Mar-2019 11:08) Posted:
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watch closely on guni...don buy first...no hurry...guni should rebound soon, now finding bottom first. to make eg 3-5 cents is not difficult
4M...cct..i ask you guy to enter but not sure anyone enter or not...now is 1.93/1.94
4M, for almost 3 months, never ever retrace much, after pull back then rebound to even higher price, this is 4M, accept it, buy when they pull back roughly 5-8 cents, high chances we make some profit
4M, for almost 3 months, never ever retrace much, after pull back then rebound to even higher price, this is 4M, accept it, buy when they pull back roughly 5-8 cents, high chances we make some profit
Bro,
Panda office opened at 9.00 AM sharp, similar to SGX Pasar trading hour. And lighted up by GreenStar today.

Panda office opened at 9.00 AM sharp, similar to SGX Pasar trading hour. And lighted up by GreenStar today.

shangli ( Date: 21-Mar-2019 11:02) Posted:
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SIA, don touch this stock as what i said yesterday, high chances it will go below 9.70, no hurry to long her
bro i  just vame to office, starhub is indeed interesting, but need to monitor first
fatpanda ( Date: 21-Mar-2019 10:15) Posted:
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Today' s Zhao Pao reported, the President of Indonesia, Joko recommended the local farms to plant durians instead of palm tree becuase of falling palm oil price. So, durians everywhere.. Waiting to pick durians...
lolz bro Fataba, with DT around we can expect drama all year round. the market will ride topsy turvy when he shoots his mouth every time

FATABA ( Date: 21-Mar-2019 10:16) Posted:
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Fed holding rates for the rest of the yr shld b positive for stocks .......but CHINA trade is a bigger issue n infact much bigger
Big mouth came out to talk nonsense again ....
Trump Says Tariffs Will Stay 
President Donald Trump said he&rsquo ll keep tariffs on China until he&rsquo s sure Beijing is complying with any trade deal. Beijing has pushed the Trump administration to remove tariffs, and expectations had been that both nations would  agree to roll back duties as part of a trade war truce. &ldquo We&rsquo re not talking about removing them, we&rsquo re talking about leaving them for a substantial period of time, because we have to make sure that if we do the deal with China that China lives by the deal,&rdquo Trump told reporters at the White House Wednesday. &ldquo They&rsquo ve had a lot of problems living by certain deals.&rdquo   The president&rsquo s comments dim hopes that round-the-clock trade negotiations between the world&rsquo s two biggest economies could lead to them removing the roughly $360 billion in tariffs they&rsquo ve imposed on each other&rsquo s imports.
Big mouth came out to talk nonsense again ....
Trump Says Tariffs Will Stay 
President Donald Trump said he&rsquo ll keep tariffs on China until he&rsquo s sure Beijing is complying with any trade deal. Beijing has pushed the Trump administration to remove tariffs, and expectations had been that both nations would  agree to roll back duties as part of a trade war truce. &ldquo We&rsquo re not talking about removing them, we&rsquo re talking about leaving them for a substantial period of time, because we have to make sure that if we do the deal with China that China lives by the deal,&rdquo Trump told reporters at the White House Wednesday. &ldquo They&rsquo ve had a lot of problems living by certain deals.&rdquo   The president&rsquo s comments dim hopes that round-the-clock trade negotiations between the world&rsquo s two biggest economies could lead to them removing the roughly $360 billion in tariffs they&rsquo ve imposed on each other&rsquo s imports.
valve88 ( Date: 21-Mar-2019 09:01) Posted:
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Bro Shnagli,
Wake up! 
Strange... My indicators showed GreenStar (Starhub) might be rising soon. But, look at her current situation, she almost half dead liao. Interesting.. Put under my radar and see see look look first.
Wake up! 
Strange... My indicators showed GreenStar (Starhub) might be rising soon. But, look at her current situation, she almost half dead liao. Interesting.. Put under my radar and see see look look first.
