higher than the high on Friday

twobits, do you have chart of brent oil?

IVAN2222, good to hear from you! Hopefully we all learn something from this experience.

The international reserves of Bank Negara Malaysia

RM379.4 billion (equivalent to USD100.5 billion) as at 15 July 2015
RM364.7 billion (equivalent to USD96.7 billion) as at 31 July 2015
RM356.4 billion (equivalent to USD94.5 billion) as at 14 August 2015
RM357.7 billion (equivalent to USD94.7 billion) as at 28 August 2015
RM360.1 billion (equivalent to USD95.3 billion) as at 15 September 2015
RM415.1 billion (equivalent to USD93.3 billion) as at 30 September 2015

rchi, wow you are good!

index just makes another higher high...

not yet budget week, index already pushed to 1680...

good to see that C12 has less selling pressure unlike the last time!

Steve Chung, long term wise what you say is maybe true, but we are more interested in short term trend. And the short term trend has been up since September 30th.The sentiment has also improved since.

region, I also expected a pull back today after index advanced a few days but did not expect index giving up all the gain yesterday. Anyway, seems improving now a bit

No major news today. The regional markets are doing better than us, so not sure why our index performs badly. Will not surprise me if it improves later

Genting companies got hammered this morning... the rest seems okay to me

duitKWSPkita, may I request for your handout?
My email address is goody99@live.com.my

The official CFLP manufacturing PMI improved slightly to 49.8 in September, and beat an expectation of 49.6, as it inched toward expansion territory above 50 thanks to strong gains in new orders and production.

The Caixin manufacturing PMI for September came in as expected at 47.2 and above the flash manufacturing PMI reading of 47.0, the lowest since March 2009.

http://www.investing.com/news/forex-news/forex---aussie-rebounds-as-china-slowdown-impact-weighed-364101

rchi, do you think THPlant-CE is worth buying (currently around 4 sen - 4.5 sen), considering improvement of the crude oil palm (CPO) price?

US$ = RM4.47

Wow... it happens so soon!

1600 is not a strong support based on recent experience. It broke and broke down very often. 1580 is a much stronger support

"Based on credible threat information regarding potential terrorist act, the US embassy in Kuala Lumpur advises US citizens to avoid Kuala Lumpur's Jalan Alor and the immediate surrounding areas on Thursday, Sept 24," the alert reads.

Read more: https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/313407#ixzz3miVUnOk1

US$ = RM4.38

Is it because of Brazil? What happens in Brazil sounds familiar...
http://www.cnbc.com/2015/09/23/this-currencys-collapse-is-astounding-trader.html

China's flash Caixin purchasing managers' index (PMI) for September 0.47

Economists polled by Reuters expect the preliminary reading of the mainland's mammoth manufacturing sector to edge up to 47.5 from 47.1 in August.

Later today, the data of Euro Area Manufacturing PMI will also be released

Investors will be eyeing the release of China's flash Caixin purchasing managers' index (PMI) for September due at 9.45am local time.

Economists polled by Reuters expect the preliminary reading of the mainland's mammoth manufacturing sector to edge up to 47.5 from 47.1 in August.

http://www.cnbc.com/2015/09/22/asian-markets-may-track-us-europe-sell-off-china-flash-pmi-eyed.html

I know people like to choose the cheapest one to play but H5 is not a good one due to its technical nature. Once you know to choose the better ones, you can make good money, even if you start with a small capital.

there are technical reasons why your put warrants that you buy is not moving.

please go to this web site and study first:
https://www.malaysiawarrants.com.my/tools?sp=dwsearch

you need to choose the right ones. For a start, choose the put warrant with very very low exercise ratio. The index plunged almost 30 points yesterday. It should be a good day for put warrants. Observe which ones were moving yesterday and buy those next time

The international reserves of Bank Negara Malaysia

RM379.4 billion (equivalent to USD100.5 billion) as at 15 July 2015
RM364.7 billion (equivalent to USD96.7 billion) as at 31 July 2015
RM356.4 billion (equivalent to USD94.5 billion) as at 14 August 2015
RM357.7 billion (equivalent to USD94.7 billion) as at 28 August 2015
RM360.1 billion (equivalent to USD95.3 billion) as at 15 September 2015

Europe and US index red more than 1%

Fund_Manager, why Maybank?

there are technical reasons why your put warrants that you buy is not moving.

please go to this web site and study first:
https://www.malaysiawarrants.com.my/tools?sp=dwsearch

you need to choose the right ones. For a start, choose the put warrant with very very low exercise ratio. The index plunged almost 30 points yesterday. It should be a good day for put warrants. Observe which ones were moving yesterday and buy those next time

AEMULUS is moving again

Just feel like the index will probably pull back after advancing 100 points in this mini bull run

now the buying selling ratio is abut 2:1 very positive!

hold... very high demand right now

18.5 sen cleared !!!

18 sen cleared...

Selling pressure from last week still exists. Big selling volume queuing at 18 sen, 18.5 sen, and 20 sen.

newbie1234, I believe there is selling pressure continuing from last week as well.

lengjoe, congratulations!

kayyong, I think the selling pressure will continue for a while. All the call warrants and put warrant are supposed to follow the index. Like what we witnessed last week, the price was also affected by huge buying and huge selling.

From the buy queue and sell queue, the buying and selling ratio is much improved from last Friday. Still more seller but buying and selling ratio is about 8:11

When I monitor the buy queue and sell queue for these few days, I noticed that there were a lot more sellers queuing -- the buying:selling ratio was one-sided (about 1:3 this morning). Sure enough the price collapsed. When the ratio was that one-sided, the right decision at that time was to sell first, and buy back later when the ratio was not as bad. It did not matter if the selling queue was fake because the result was the same -- lower price. The situation is much improved now, the ratio is about 6:7, almost 1:1. The selling may not be over because the contra period is not over for some buyers and we have 3 days with high volume. If you are interested in this counter, check the buy queue and sell queue first before you make a decision.
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This counter definitely will be in my watch list. It is tough to get a call warrant that is not overpriced. Better yet, it is less than 20 sen!

I am monitoring this counter. Very good case study. Hopefully will learn something about it. I notice there are a lot more sellers queuing, buying:selling ratio is about 1:3 right now.

Youghin, that's okay. The most important thing is to check the buying and selling volume next time.

Can someone explains what is happening to C12? It seems like someone keeps selling it the whole day. Also notice the person just sell by smaller lots. Say there are 50000 lots queuing to buy, I notice the person does not sell 50000 all at once, but still sell by 100 here, 200 there, and I suspect the same person also buy back occasionally.

duitKWSPkita , is this information available to us retailer? By the way, I am using maybank2U to trade

Posted by duitKWSPkita > Sep 9, 2015 04:50 PM | Report Abuse

Guys,

May be anyone can read my C12 update since day one???
Make it short.

This morning's 3X3 profile was SELLING approximately RM3.3 million versus total BUYING at around RM1.49 million.

The only call warrant worth buying is C12 because it is the only one in-the-money. Those still holding the other call warrants should switch to C12. Some of the call warrants are selling more expensive than C12, which is crazy. That tells you how overpriced some of the call warrants are.

If you can not monitor the index closely, you should not buy the warrants.

If you do not want to sell the put warrant when the sentiment/trend reverses, you can buy a call warrant to hedge it.

Yes it is possible for any warrants to become worthless

Currently some call warrants are trading at very low price
Name Ex. Price Ex. Ratio Expiry Date
FBMKLCI-CM 1,860.00 200 30 Sep 15
FBMKLCI-CN 1,800.00 667 30 Nov 15
FBMKLCI-CO 1,780.00 200 30 Sep 15
FBMKLCI-CP 1,820.00 200 30 Sep 15
FBMKLCI-CS 1,720.00 200 30 Sep 15
FBMKLCI-CT 1,660.00 200 30 Sep 15
FBMKLCI-CW 1,920.00 200 30 Sep 15
FBMKLCI-CX 1,800.00 500 07 Dec 15
FBMKLCI-CY 1,750.00 500 07 Dec 15

what time is the UMNO Supreme Council meeting tomorrow?

Fund_Manager, why tomorrow the H series will dominate the scene again?

If C7 is selling at 24.5 sen, C12 which is better should be selling more than that.