Londonbiscuit will soon issue right,warrants and bonuses. The big one will goreng it up. Today only 0.795. Yesterday cost 0.815. Very cheap because nta is 2.18.

London biscuit will rise soon because of right issue. Today is only cost 0.795. Yesterday 0.815.

London biscuit will rise soon because of right issue. Now only 0.795. Cheap.

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London biscuit just uptrend from 0.795 to 0.815 highest today. Due to right issue, big boss goreng it up. Grab it when it is cheaper.

It's nta is 2.18, so is cheaper.

London biscuit engine just startup from 0.795 to 0.815 highest today. This company will issue right issue soon. So, the big one goreng the share up.

London biscuit just started its engine from yesterday 0.795 to highest 0.815 today. Stay tune.

London biscuit rose from 0.795 to 0.815 highest.

Lonbisc 7126 will issue right issue, so its boss will goreng the share soon. Stay tune.

London biscuit will issue right issue,warrants and bonuses. Soon, the share price shooting upward.

The boss goreng it for right issue. Don't care it previous results. A pass is a pass. Now is money come.

London biscuit engine just start up. See you at highest.

London biscuit will goreng soon because of right issue,warrant and bonus.

Now is moving not stuck.

London biscuit reached 0.815 from 0.795.

Goodnews. London biscuits counter will take off to the sky soon as they will issue rights,bonus and warrants.

Lonbisc 7126 counter will goreng soon because they will issue rights,warrants and bonus.

Lonbisc 7126 will issue right issue,warrants and bonus soon. Soon it will skyrocketing.

London biscuit 7126 will issue right issue,warrants and bonuses soon. Soon it will up.

Already reached 0.80.

London biscuits 7126 will issue right issues, warrants and bonuses soon. Share price will goreng soon.

London biscuit 7126 will issue right issue, warrants and bonuses soon. Will rise soon.

London biscuit 7126 will issue right issue, warrants and bonuses soon. The share price will rise soon.

When the board of directors election meeting come, don't vote for this boss.

Just like this counter previously.

You guys better but London biscuit 7126 counter because it will fly soon. The reason is the company will issue right issue, warrants and bonus share. Thus, the boss will goreng or before right issue.

So stingy this tauke.

Psiptek counter no use wan, only know how collect money from shareholders. When earned profit, dividend also don't want to give. Share price also don't want to increase.

Lonbisc nta is 2.18. Now only 0.77 in market.

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Credit Suisse sees ringgit improve to 4.10 over next few months
Sulhi Azman
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The Edge Financial Daily

August 17, 2017 09:51 am MYT

This article first appeared in The Edge Financial Daily, on August 17, 2017.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Credit Suisse expects the ringgit to trade at 4.10 against the US dollar “over the next few months”, with the country’s upcoming stronger-than-expected economic growth to provide support for the local currency.

“Combined with [the] recently high oil prices and improving August trade seasonality, this helps to keep us constructive on the ringgit, targeting 4.10 versus the US dollar over the next few months,” Credit Suisse’s two fixed income analysts Ray Farris and Trang Thuy Le said in its regional Asia foreign exchange (forex) strategy report yesterday.

Credit Suisse’s forecast of the ringgit was in line with the most recent estimate by Standard Chartered plc (StanChart).

Yesterday, StanChart forex strategist Divya Devesh forecast the ringgit to rebound to a fair value of 4.10 against the US dollar by the year end, adding that he remains “overweight” on the local currency.

The ringgit has rebounded by 4.4% from 4.4938 recorded on Jan 4, 2017.

As for the country’s economic growth — measured by gross domestic product (GDP) — Credit Suisse forecasts the Malaysian economy to grow by 6% in the second quarter of this year (2Q17). This is well above the consensus estimate of 5.4%, and 5.6% that the country managed to chalk in 1Q17.

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Credit Suisse sees ringgit improve to 4.10 over next few months
Sulhi Azman
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The Edge Financial Daily

August 17, 2017 09:51 am MYT

This article first appeared in The Edge Financial Daily, on August 17, 2017.
-A+A
KUALA LUMPUR: Credit Suisse expects the ringgit to trade at 4.10 against the US dollar “over the next few months”, with the country’s upcoming stronger-than-expected economic growth to provide support for the local currency.

“Combined with [the] recently high oil prices and improving August trade seasonality, this helps to keep us constructive on the ringgit, targeting 4.10 versus the US dollar over the next few months,” Credit Suisse’s two fixed income analysts Ray Farris and Trang Thuy Le said in its regional Asia foreign exchange (forex) strategy report yesterday.

Credit Suisse’s forecast of the ringgit was in line with the most recent estimate by Standard Chartered plc (StanChart).

Yesterday, StanChart forex strategist Divya Devesh forecast the ringgit to rebound to a fair value of 4.10 against the US dollar by the year end, adding that he remains “overweight” on the local currency.

The ringgit has rebounded by 4.4% from 4.4938 recorded on Jan 4, 2017.

As for the country’s economic growth — measured by gross domestic product (GDP) — Credit Suisse forecasts the Malaysian economy to grow by 6% in the second quarter of this year (2Q17). This is well above the consensus estimate of 5.4%, and 5.6% that the country managed to chalk in 1Q17.

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Credit Suisse sees ringgit improve to 4.10 over next few months
Sulhi Azman
/
The Edge Financial Daily

August 17, 2017 09:51 am MYT

This article first appeared in The Edge Financial Daily, on August 17, 2017.
-A+A
KUALA LUMPUR: Credit Suisse expects the ringgit to trade at 4.10 against the US dollar “over the next few months”, with the country’s upcoming stronger-than-expected economic growth to provide support for the local currency.

“Combined with [the] recently high oil prices and improving August trade seasonality, this helps to keep us constructive on the ringgit, targeting 4.10 versus the US dollar over the next few months,” Credit Suisse’s two fixed income analysts Ray Farris and Trang Thuy Le said in its regional Asia foreign exchange (forex) strategy report yesterday.

Credit Suisse’s forecast of the ringgit was in line with the most recent estimate by Standard Chartered plc (StanChart).

Yesterday, StanChart forex strategist Divya Devesh forecast the ringgit to rebound to a fair value of 4.10 against the US dollar by the year end, adding that he remains “overweight” on the local currency.

The ringgit has rebounded by 4.4% from 4.4938 recorded on Jan 4, 2017.

As for the country’s economic growth — measured by gross domestic product (GDP) — Credit Suisse forecasts the Malaysian economy to grow by 6% in the second quarter of this year (2Q17). This is well above the consensus estimate of 5.4%, and 5.6% that the country managed to chalk in 1Q17.

London biscuits net total asset worth Two Ringgit and eighteen sen. The price is undervalued at Seventy seven sen in stock market.

Lonbisc net assets worth 2.18. Stock market price cost 0.77.

August 16, 2017 4:13 am JST
Volatility spikes as Hong Kong dollar continues to slide
Jittery traders keep eyes peeled for hint of market intervention
KEIICHIRO MORIYASU, NQN staff writer

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HONG KONG -- The Hong Kong dollar's fall to the lowest level since the global financial crisis last week has raised anxiety among currency traders who now see a higher likelihood of market intervention. A nervous market has in turn made the currency more vulnerable to wild swings.

Under a currency board system, the Hong Kong dollar is pegged to the greenback at a range of HK$7.75-7.85. The exchange rate hovered at close to the HK$7.75 ceiling at the start of 2017, but it has declined gradually to fall to near HK$7.8275 on Aug. 9. That price is within arm's reach of the HK$7.8294 low recorded on Jan. 20, 2016.

While within the accepted range of the pegged system, the Hong Kong dollar's weakness is surprising, given that Hong Kong equities have excelled this year even among high-performing Asian peers, and housing prices are on the rise as well. Normally one might well expect investor cash to pour in, buoying the currency.

August 16, 2017 4:13 am JST
Volatility spikes as Hong Kong dollar continues to slide
Jittery traders keep eyes peeled for hint of market intervention
KEIICHIRO MORIYASU, NQN staff writer

© Reuters
HONG KONG -- The Hong Kong dollar's fall to the lowest level since the global financial crisis last week has raised anxiety among currency traders who now see a higher likelihood of market intervention. A nervous market has in turn made the currency more vulnerable to wild swings.

Under a currency board system, the Hong Kong dollar is pegged to the greenback at a range of HK$7.75-7.85. The exchange rate hovered at close to the HK$7.75 ceiling at the start of 2017, but it has declined gradually to fall to near HK$7.8275 on Aug. 9. That price is within arm's reach of the HK$7.8294 low recorded on Jan. 20, 2016.

While within the accepted range of the pegged system, the Hong Kong dollar's weakness is surprising, given that Hong Kong equities have excelled this year even among high-performing Asian peers, and housing prices are on the rise as well. Normally one might well expect investor cash to pour in, buoying the currency.

Londonbisc net total assets worth 2.18 while its stock market at 0.765. Still worth to invest.

Londonbisc net total assets is 2.18. Share price currently at 0.765. Soon will fly.

London biscuit nta 2.18. Market price undervalued at 0.765. Worth to buy.

London biscuit nta at 2.18. Market share price at 0.765. Very cheap.

London biscuit nta 2.18. Current share price at 0.765. Very cheap.

Its nta 2.18. Current share price 0.765 is very cheap. Undervalued 65%

Just first wave. Wait for more highest wave soon.

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 15 — The ringgit is expected to return to its ‘fair value’ in the second half of this year, much earlier than initially expected in the first half of 2018, according to Standard Chartered’s (StanChart) latest Global Research report released today.
The report showed that the ringgit remained highly attractive from a valuation standpoint.
“This is particularly relevant in an environment where investors, in their search for yield, are settling for assets with stretched foreign exchange (FX) valuations elsewhere in emerging markets,” it said.
StanChart justified that it had a short- and medium-term “overweight” FX weightings on the Malaysian currency.
It recently estimated the ringgit to trade at 4.20 against the US dollar in the third quarter this year and 4.10 at end-2018.

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 15 — The ringgit is expected to return to its ‘fair value’ in the second half of this year, much earlier than initially expected in the first half of 2018, according to Standard Chartered’s (StanChart) latest Global Research report released today.
The report showed that the ringgit remained highly attractive from a valuation standpoint.
“This is particularly relevant in an environment where investors, in their search for yield, are settling for assets with stretched foreign exchange (FX) valuations elsewhere in emerging markets,” it said.
StanChart justified that it had a short- and medium-term “overweight” FX weightings on the Malaysian currency.
It recently estimated the ringgit to trade at 4.20 against the US dollar in the third quarter this year and 4.10 at end-2018.

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 15 — The ringgit is expected to return to its ‘fair value’ in the second half of this year, much earlier than initially expected in the first half of 2018, according to Standard Chartered’s (StanChart) latest Global Research report released today.
The report showed that the ringgit remained highly attractive from a valuation standpoint.
“This is particularly relevant in an environment where investors, in their search for yield, are settling for assets with stretched foreign exchange (FX) valuations elsewhere in emerging markets,” it said.
StanChart justified that it had a short- and medium-term “overweight” FX weightings on the Malaysian currency.
It recently estimated the ringgit to trade at 4.20 against the US dollar in the third quarter this year and 4.10 at end-2018.

Psiptek nta 0.59. Share price 0.13.

Psiptek nta 0.59. Share price 0.13

Psiptek nta is 0.59. Share price 0.13