DEALINGS IN LISTED SECURITIES (CHAPTER 14 OF LISTING REQUIREMENTS) : DEALINGS OUTSIDE CLOSED PERIOD
CAHYA MATA SARAWAK BERHAD

Type Announcement
Subject DEALINGS IN LISTED SECURITIES (CHAPTER 14 OF LISTING REQUIREMENTS)
DEALINGS OUTSIDE CLOSED PERIOD
Description
DEALING BY PRINCIPAL OFFICER
Pursuant to Paragraph 14.09(a) of the Main Market Listing Requirements of Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad, Cahya Mata Sarawak Berhad ("the Company") wishes to announce that the Company has received a notification dated 21 June 2018 from the following principal officer on his dealing in the securities of the Company as set out in Table 1.

Soon will down one. Wait and see.

Knight Frank Malaysia managing director Sarkunan Subramaniam said the zero-rated GST was a smart move that will stimulate the market.

“With the announcement of zero-rated GST, property buyers who intend to purchase commercial properties can now make their decisions as the transaction price will now [from June 1] be cheaper, as they do not need to pay the 6% GST.

“For residential properties, as building and raw materials will not be charged 6% GST, the selling price is expected to reduce,” he said.

Good news for consumption sector like lonbisc. With the abolishment of gst, consumption sector will be boost like injecting a booster to the economy. Consumption increase, demand for lonbisc products increase, sales increase, expenses decrease due to gst abolishment, mean net profit increase. Soon, this counter will fly.

After abolishment of gst, consumption sector will boost demand for house, condominium. It will be cheaper for people to own a house. Soon psiptek will skyrocketing.

Now running time as break 2.00 and below

Fly halfway and crash.

CMSB of skyrocketing share price energy is low.

Short term profit-Can

Long term - high risk/gambling your luck

Tomorrow it will up or down??

If 1.50 break tomorrow, than free fall again.

Tomorrow may fall again. Ready to sell off.

Now cmsb below 1.80

Almost suspend. Tomorrow will fall further.

Dr m is friends of him. Doesn't mean other PH component parties will tolerate with him. Beware.

When fall to RM1.20, then it is too late to sell off your shares. After that, sayonara.

CMSB face big drop today.

EPF may cut loss by sell off this share. Remember, EPF is not under BN govt. No one will him now.

Still many uncertainties in CMSB. Rated high risk stock. May fall when the bell is ringing.

Will CMSB able stay alive after today crash in stock market?

CMSB slip below RM1.90. Will it fall again tomorrow?

If reach RM1.20, need to eat sayur masin and ikan masin.

Cmsb falling down already. It is the time buy it? Will it fall again.

Cmsb falling down.

Will it suspend today?

CMSB left RM1.75 only.

If kena, tinggal RM0.30.

Will suspend today.

Move to other reliable counter than this one.

Don't say I don't warn you. Sayonara. Still have time until suspension

If break RM1.80, may reach RM1.50. Sell off before reaching RM1.50

Now still have time. Sayonara.

Cut loss and increase chance of gain.

Switching from falling stock to potential gaining stock.

Buy FGV better because many lands assets.

If break RM2.00, it may slide to RM1.80. Better sell off first before reach RM1.80.

The share price dropped very sharp this week. Will it continue fall on Monday? Better sell it quickly before drop until bottom of the sea.

With no gst,
Company manufacturing cost decrease in term of raw materials and packaging. Low cost mean low price. Cheaper. Demand and sale of the products will increase. Mean increase in profits.

When no gst,
Developer cost will reduce in term of raw materials. Mean cheaper price of properties.

Demand and sale of properties will rising mean increase of profits.

Brent reached $79.38 per barrel.

After GE14, the stocks market will return to normal due uncertainty faded.

After GE14, the uncertainty will fade away. On that time, all the stocks market will move.

Could the Fed Set Off a Debt Bomb?
According to the Institute of International Finance, global debt reached a record $237 trillion in 2017 -- more than 327 percent of global GDP. Since 2007, when borrowing levels were a key factor in the financial crisis, debt has increased by $68 trillion, or more than 50 percent of global GDP.

Crude oil price may uptrend if geopolitics worsen.

TRADE TENSIONS
Southeast Asia feared next on list for US trade sanctions
Thailand's exchange rate policy comes under Washington scrutiny
HIROSHI KOTANI, Nikkei staff writer
April 09, 2018 20:14 JST

Trade tensions with the U.S. will hurt Thai exports that are crucial for its economic growth. (Photo by Keiichiro Aasahara)
BANGKOK -- The U.S. administration of President Donald Trump could aim its protectionist measures at Southeast Asian countries, with Thailand likely the first target, an analyst said.

Thailand could find itself on a watchlist of countries the U.S. Treasury closely monitors for foreign-exchange intervention. The treasury is expected to issue a biannual report that analyzes the currency policies of trade partners this month and in October.

In the last report, five countries including Japan, China and South Korea remained on the watchlist, as they were in the previous report. In addition, Malaysia and Vietnam are also running large trade surpluses against the U.S., making them also likely targets.

TRADE TENSIONS
Southeast Asia feared next on list for US trade sanctions
Thailand's exchange rate policy comes under Washington scrutiny
HIROSHI KOTANI, Nikkei staff writer
April 09, 2018 20:14 JST

Trade tensions with the U.S. will hurt Thai exports that are crucial for its economic growth. (Photo by Keiichiro Aasahara)
BANGKOK -- The U.S. administration of President Donald Trump could aim its protectionist measures at Southeast Asian countries, with Thailand likely the first target, an analyst said.

Thailand could find itself on a watchlist of countries the U.S. Treasury closely monitors for foreign-exchange intervention. The treasury is expected to issue a biannual report that analyzes the currency policies of trade partners this month and in October.

In the last report, five countries including Japan, China and South Korea remained on the watchlist, as they were in the previous report. In addition, Malaysia and Vietnam are also running large trade surpluses against the U.S., making them also likely targets.

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A Hong Kong Dollar at the Weak End Is No Reason to Panic

The HKMA's job is to be passive as long as the currency is within the peg.
By Shuli Ren
April 12, 2018, 1:24 PM GMT+8

Photographer: PashaIgnatov/Getty Images
It's time to face facts. Interest-rate arbitrage no longer works -- the Hong Kong dollar is being driven more by money flows from China.

The city's currency fell to HK$7.85 per dollar on Thursday -- the weak end of its permitted band for the first time since the range was imposed in 2005. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority said it stands ready to fulfill any requests from banks to buy at that level.

HKMA steps in as Hong Kong dollar hits weak end of trading band

By Donny Kwok and Twinnie Siu
HONG KONG, April 13 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's de facto central bank stepped into the currency market again in U.S. trading hours, buying HK$2.442 billion ($311 million) in Hong Kong dollars from the foreign exchange market as the local currency hit the weaker end of its trading range.
On Thursday, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) said it bought HK$816 million from the currency market.
This was the first time since the trading band was introduced in 2005 that the weak-side convertibility undertaking (CU) at 7.85 to keep the Hong Kong dollar closely pegged to the U.S. currency had been triggered.
The HKMA said the undertaking was triggered in London trading hours.
"I reiterate that the HKMA will buy Hong Kong dollars (HKD) and sell US dollars at 7.85 level to ensure that the HKD exchange rate will not weaken beyond 7.8500," Norman Chan, chief executive of HKMA, said in a statement.
"Such operations are normal and in accordance with the design of the Linked Exchange Rate System."
The Hong Kong dollar touched the lower end of the central bank's trading band target as the interest rate gap between the greenback and the local currency widened.
As the former British colony pegs its currency to the dollar, its money market rates should mirror those of its U.S. counterpart, but the gap has now widened to more than 117 basis points since the U.S. Federal Reserve started raising interest rates from the ultra-low levels adopted in the 2008 financial crisis.
Hong Kong's markets have remained flush with excess cash, keeping a lid on Hong Kong dollar interest rates.
Most market participants do not see the current bout of weakness as a threat to the currency peg even though high liquidity stemming from Chinese and overseas investment into Hong Kong's domestic markets is anchoring short-term interest rates and putting downward pressure on the currency.
The latest intervention, bringing the total amount of local currency bought to HK$3.258 billion, will reduce the aggregate balance - the sum of balances on clearing accounts maintained by banks with the HKMA - to HK$176.52 billion on April 16, according to Reuters data.
The Hong Kong dollar is pegged at 7.8 to the U.S. dollar, but can trade between the high and low limits of 7.75 and 7.85. Under the currency peg, the HKMA is obliged to intervene when the Hong Kong dollar hits 7.75 or 7.85 to keep the band intact.

HKMA steps in as Hong Kong dollar hits weak end of trading band

By Donny Kwok and Twinnie Siu
HONG KONG, April 13 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's de facto central bank stepped into the currency market again in U.S. trading hours, buying HK$2.442 billion ($311 million) in Hong Kong dollars from the foreign exchange market as the local currency hit the weaker end of its trading range.
On Thursday, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) said it bought HK$816 million from the currency market.
This was the first time since the trading band was introduced in 2005 that the weak-side convertibility undertaking (CU) at 7.85 to keep the Hong Kong dollar closely pegged to the U.S. currency had been triggered.
The HKMA said the undertaking was triggered in London trading hours.
"I reiterate that the HKMA will buy Hong Kong dollars (HKD) and sell US dollars at 7.85 level to ensure that the HKD exchange rate will not weaken beyond 7.8500," Norman Chan, chief executive of HKMA, said in a statement.
"Such operations are normal and in accordance with the design of the Linked Exchange Rate System."
The Hong Kong dollar touched the lower end of the central bank's trading band target as the interest rate gap between the greenback and the local currency widened.
As the former British colony pegs its currency to the dollar, its money market rates should mirror those of its U.S. counterpart, but the gap has now widened to more than 117 basis points since the U.S. Federal Reserve started raising interest rates from the ultra-low levels adopted in the 2008 financial crisis.
Hong Kong's markets have remained flush with excess cash, keeping a lid on Hong Kong dollar interest rates.
Most market participants do not see the current bout of weakness as a threat to the currency peg even though high liquidity stemming from Chinese and overseas investment into Hong Kong's domestic markets is anchoring short-term interest rates and putting downward pressure on the currency.
The latest intervention, bringing the total amount of local currency bought to HK$3.258 billion, will reduce the aggregate balance - the sum of balances on clearing accounts maintained by banks with the HKMA - to HK$176.52 billion on April 16, according to Reuters data.
The Hong Kong dollar is pegged at 7.8 to the U.S. dollar, but can trade between the high and low limits of 7.75 and 7.85. Under the currency peg, the HKMA is obliged to intervene when the Hong Kong dollar hits 7.75 or 7.85 to keep the band intact.