Archive for January, 2007
Supposing you’re trading option online (meaning you trade via internet) in the U.S. market from your comfort home in Malaysia, have made profits and would like to transfer some of your money back to your account in Malaysia. Either it’s for living expenses, luxury spending, re-invest into Malaysia stock market / real-estate or just for […]
... written on Jan 08 2007If you’ve been using Google (Nasdaq : GOOG, quote) as your preferred search engine, you can’t miss the different artistic design of the Google logo every now and then in celebration of certain festival such as Christmas, Independence Day or even Chinese Lunar New Year. And if you got the chance to visit Google building […]
... written on Jan 07 2007Business Times reported that Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM) is proposing measures that will allow minority shareholders to take action against directors who were previously “untouchable” because they controlled the company. One of the proposals is to allow statutory derivative action which enables minority shareholders to bring action on behalf of the company in situations […]
... written on Jan 06 2007Today, 6-Jan-2007, mark the official Visit Malaysia 2007 with the grand launching of “The Eye” by Prime Minister of Malaysia at Lake Titiwangsa (8:30pm), Kuala Lumpur. The new festival and celebration of a breathtaking 360 degree panorama over 20 kilometers of Kuala Lumpur will be an unforgettable experience should you have the opportunity to try […]
... written on Jan 06 2007Yesterday, oil prices plunged more than $2 per-barrel mainly due to the warm winter in United States (U.S.). Today, the oil prices follow through when it dived to below $55 per barrel (lowest at $ 54.90) at midday in Europe (as of writing, the NYMEX Crude Oil is trading at $55.70 per-barrel) on the New […]
... written on Jan 05 2007Tony Fernandes, the founder of Malaysia’s budget carrier AirAsia, unveiled a new no-frills airline that will fly long haul flights to Britain and China from July. Fernandes holds a 50 percent stake in AirAsia X which is owned by Fly Asian Express (FAX). To start the ball-rolling, AirAsia X will fly to Tianjin and Hangzhou […]
... written on Jan 05 2007There’re 4 (four) new call-warrants being listed today in Bursa Malaysia (KLSE) which attached to AirAsia Berhad (KLSE : AIRASIA, stock-code 5099), Astro All Asia Networks (KLSE : ASTRO, stock-code 5076), Telekom Malaysia Berhad (KLSE : TM, stock-code 4863) and YTL Corporation Berhad (KLSE : YTL, stock-code 4677) issued by CIMB (Commerce International Merchant Bankers), […]
... written on Jan 05 2007My limit-order to close position on Google (Nasdaq : GOOG, quote) was triggered today after failed yesterday to execute it at my preferred price. The reason I entered the limit-order was due to my analysis of resistance $ 475 after opened the position on 21-Dec-2006 when the price hit the support at about $ 461. […]
... written on Jan 04 2007Cisco announced a definitive agreement to acquire privately held IronPort System, a leading email and Web security company, for $830 million. IronPort, whose customers include Cisco and 38 of the top 100 companies in the US, provides a full suite of industry-leading messaging security applications focusing on enterprise spam and spyware protection. Cisco System Inc […]
... written on Jan 04 2007The Government of Malaysia has given approval to FlyAsianXpress (FAX), a domestic airline controlled by the major owners of low-cost carrier AirAsia Bhd, to run a long-haul budget service to Asia, Australia and Europe – Transport Minister Datuk Seri Chan Kong Choy said today, 4-Jan-2007, according to state agency Bernama. The report comes a day […]
... written on Jan 04 2007
