for fun kua .....

those who but put warrant, u think u can win ?
u must be dreaming, cos we in malaysia ...
good think never happen to u n me ...
always the bank wins cos everything in "control" ...

semayang mesti ada taruk ayam tahu ?

malaysia tarak rasa ...

if put warrant today up, bank will lose money ...
so u think bank will lose money ??

bcos of najib leadership, no one can move klci ....

going to break 32 soon ....

but malaysia still solid like rock ...

no handbrake already ....

let run together ....
this klci is "too fake" ...
just boikot it ...

pls beware, maybe is a trap !!!

now skpetro starting to drop ...

go go go ...

good then .... if can go below 30 by this weekend...
the hc can fly already ...

oil price will break $33 tonight ....
pls buy more hc ...
epf cannot everyday also support skpetro/klci ...

but bursa will be the same +-10 point only ...

good, today the stock market staff work 1 hr only ...

then closed shop already for today ....

oh no ....... klci pls drop more ...

malaysia still solid like rock ...

u want 1 day drop to 1.70 ?
cannot la, cos we got epf supporting skpetro ..
but if oil price drop below 35, then .... hehehe .

hc is put warrant ...
mother share drop, hc up ...but conversion at 1.70
if skpetro drop below 1.70, this hc can fly ...

still dont want to drop ....

old news .... tomorrow klci will sure drop ...

no, tomorrow klci sure drop ...

gone !

how to drop ?? we got epf ma ...
some more only 30 counter, easy to control ...

got epf ma .... no need scare ...

2nd round bull wins ....

no worry, tomolo second round ....

follow your all in .... show me your card

boikot all cimb warrant ...

already said .... fgv will drop to 1.50 within this/next week.

drop drop drop

First U.S. oil export leaves port; marks end to 40-year ban

CHICAGO/NEW YORK (Jan 2): The first U.S. shipment of crude oil to an overseas buyer departed a Texas port on Thursday, just weeks after a 40-year ban on most such exports was lifted.

The Theo T tanker has left NuStar Energy LP’s dockside facility in Corpus Christi, Texas, along the western shore of the Gulf of Mexico, Mary Rose Brown, a spokeswoman for NuStar, said in an e-mail. The ship is carrying a cargo of oil and condensate to Italy from ConocoPhillips’s wells in south Texas that was sold to Swiss trading house Vitol Group.

A campaign by oil explorers including Continental Resources Inc., Chevron Corp. and Exxon Mobil Corp. to lift the 1970s-era export prohibition culminated in a Dec. 18 congressional decision to end the ban.

Vitol, which owns stakes in refineries from northern Europe to Australia, has a second cargo of U.S.-sourced crude scheduled to depart a Houston port within days.

monday sure up .... yeehaaaa ...

Brent crude was 2.25% higher to US$37.28 per barrel

KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 31): Palm oil headed for the biggest annual gain in five years, as the strongest El Nino in almost two decades parches crops in Southeast Asia and trims record stockpiles of the commodity used in food and biofuel.

Prices are up 9.5% this year, the first annual rise since 2013 and the most since 2010. Futures for March delivery on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives rallied to an 18-month high on Thursday, before declining 0.5% to 2,481 ringgit by 3:47 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur. Prices have surged 5.8% this month and 4.5% this quarter.

Benchmark prices slumped to a six-year low in August, as a slowdown in China’s economy hurt demand and exacerbated a global glut of vegetable oils. Prices have since rallied 33%, as the El Nino gathered strength and a haze from Indonesia’s forest fires stoked concerns of a decline in output. The rally helped palm oil buck the rout in commodities from wheat to corn and crude oil.

“The rainmaker for the first quarter of 2016 will be the production more than any other variable,” said Paramalingam Supramaniam, director at Selangor-based brokerage Pelindung Bestari. “El Nino is like the black swan. We don’t know for certain. Any drop in output exceeding 20 percent will be supportive.”

The El Nino may curb oil palm yields in Indonesia and Malaysia, which account for 86% of supply, as the event can bake parts of Asia, while bringing too much rain to Latin America. At the same time Indonesia, the world’s biggest grower, is raising the mandated amount of palm blended with diesel to 20%, from 15%. El Nino and the biofuel mandate will be a “powerful cocktail” that may drive up prices in 2016, Dorab Mistry, director of Godrej International Ltd, said in November.

“The rebound in prices surpassed expectations in particular from November and December”, even as demand from China declined, said Marcello Cultrera, a dealer at Oriental Pacific Futures in Kuala Lumpur.

Record stockpiles and slumping exports are still concerns for investors, Paramalingam said. Inventories in Malaysia rose to a record 2.9 million tons at the end of November, as exports fell 12.4%, according to the nation’s palm oil board. Shipments fell 5.4% in December, from a month earlier, cargo surveyor Intertek Testing Services said on Thursday.

drop 3sen to 1.71 ... going back to 1.50 next week.

more bads news coming .... should sell now

good move .... superman dont need car, only need red underwear.

price no up but ranking/volume up only

cannot go up but dont want to come down....

superman fly again .... dont know can reach the moon or not ...

u can collect cheaper next week ...

good...no ballistic missile means no war. oil price down....

now 3.24

another bad news ...

thats why i say bad news ...
this stupid counter...
good news, go down ...
bad news, down more ....

KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 30): Malaysian palm oil futures rose for a second session on Wednesday, reaching their highest level in 18 months, on concerns year-end monsoon rains and El Nino-related dryness may lower future output.

The benchmark palm oil contract for March on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange rose 0.2% to 2,488 ringgit (US$579.95) a tonne at the end of the morning session. The contract hit an intra-day high of 2,504 ringgit, the most since June 25, 2014.

"There's some year-end covering going on, and people are expecting a decline in December production. People are expecting a decline by high single digit (percent)," said trader at a brokerage based in Kuala Lumpur.

Traded volume stood at 10,229 lots of 25 tonnes each by the midday break.

The year-end monsoon season impacts palm oil production across Southeast Asia annually, as seasonal rains and floods hinder the process of gathering fresh fruit bunches, affect road networks and disrupt supply chains.

El Nino's dry weather pattern effect should also lower palm fruit yields and output next year, reducing stockpiles and supporting prices. Top producers Indonesia and Malaysia in October slashed their 2016 forecasts of palm output.

Traders expect demand for the full month of December to fall, pending export data that will be released on Thursday.

Cargo surveyors reported a 15%-16% drop in shipments from Dec 1-25, compared with the same time period a month ago.

Palm oil may rise into a range of 2,649-2,698 ringgit per tonne over the next three months, as indicated by its wave pattern and a Fibonacci ratio analysis, according to Reuters market analyst for commodities and energy technicals Wang Tao.

In other vegetable oil markets, the U.S. January soyoil contract is up 0.4%, while the May soybean oil contract on the Dalian Commodity Exchange gained 1.8%.