堕落的天使 之 跌破眼镜

hdcyng

原帖由 密码侦探 于 1-12-2008 12:08 AM 发表
没有TNB这只猪头,马股早就变青蛙乱乱跳咯

还有很多猪头!

Sime Darby RM6  to RM13.50  VS
IOI                  RM6 to RM42.50


Telekom       RM9 to  RM12.00  VS
DIGI              RM9 to   RM28.00

密码侦探

今天SIME跌了85SEN.看来买RM5-7的股要小心
要注意:TM拖不到KLCI,反而是TMI

密码侦探

下五卖盘讯息强烈发出 止损RM15XX离场(还没扣除CONTRA GAIN 4XX) 等750进场
不排除跌了10-20%再来BUY BACK

P/S:我早前说会一直持有5只23线股,总RM10K,觉得何必跟钱过不去,选择卖出

[ 本帖最后由 密码侦探 于 1-12-2008 08:40 PM 编辑 ]

密码侦探

原帖由 密码侦探 于 1-12-2008 12:21 AM 发表
先报告12月2号的新闻:
BTS开张大吉,马股开市一路涨到收盘,重反890心理水平,大起24点.

850CLOSE 相差40点

Genghiss

我就只剩下２。５６买的TM－３０LOT－没丢。。
还记得十天前我有个微不足道的愚见，轻轻提醒大家注意GENTING吧，有注意到庄家的阴抄盘。。。。忘了那拿个贴在放那里，马后炮的说。。

ss24

新一轮暴风雨好像又要来了。。。

Genghiss

不过你手上的RESORT好像有转机。小林放出好消息了。你也出货了吗？

invest2k

昨天晚上我用PUBLIC BANK的网上交易看到股票演习753点。是否马股会跌到753点呢?

豬頭

已經可以感覺得到新一輪的暴風雨已經來了﹐看到外匯大貶大起就可以知道了﹐尤其是今天人民幣可以從6.82一下掉到6.9就知道這一輪風暴可能會更厲害。

密码侦探

美国连中5元,直上1100点,马股一点都没跟.原来整个盘再派发

密码侦探

起一点














的机会都没有

密码侦探

你有记录SIME那时是多少钱吗?

密码侦探

强!!没想到原来TM那么怕死

invest2k

我看我明天要将手上的股票全部都卖掉

invest2k

原帖由 密码侦探 于 1-12-2008 10:14 PM 发表
你有记录SIME那时是多少钱吗?

好像RM0.005然后进入PN17

甲洞四大才子

小林说什么了? 讲来听听!

我手上有几只RESORT.

Genghiss

雲頂進軍台灣賭業勝算高        
即時新聞
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  2008-12-01 18:55        
                                                                                    （吉隆坡）台灣料“大開門戶”，批准在澎湖設立賭場，雲頂（GENTING，3182，主板貿服組）已經表達高度興趣，分析說，金融海嘯讓許多博彩對手資金干涸，如果台灣真的開放賭牌，正擁有巨額雲頂在這次投標勝算很高，如果開拓台灣賭業，對公司前景將有“加分”效果。
根據報導，台灣立委在11月14日進行閉門討論，決定把開放賭業立法討論，並在年杪投票通過，目前大部份的立委持贊同立場。據台灣當局透露，目前已經有4家國際財團對台灣澎湖設立賭場一事有興趣，包括雲頂在內。
分析員認為，開放賭業並非小事，不會在短期內出現任何定案，不過如果屬實，雲頂奪標勝算高，而一旦成功，旗下博彩業務將更上一層樓。子公司方面，名勝世界（RESORTS，4715，主板貿服組）顯現良好的現金水平，因此最適合接下這項計劃。


                星洲互動‧2008.12.01

ss24

我止损出了Contra的，不敢跟大户斗下去了，只有小部分给了钱的在手

hdcyng

原帖由 甲洞四大才子 于 1-12-2008 10:40 PM 发表
小林说什么了? 讲来听听!

我手上有几只RESORT.

Resorts World
Financial Results …

Hotel and resort operator Resorts World Bhd reported a 49% fall in net profit to RM340.59mil for the third quarter ended Sept 30 2008, in the absence of one-off gains posted a year earlier.

Revenue was 10% higher at RM1.22bil due to higher visitor arrivals.

Pre-tax profit was 39% lower at RM464.78mil.

ThXXXXX posted a one-time gain of RM337.1mil in the previous corresponding period after disposing of a stake in Star Cruises Ltd.

Excluding this one-off gain, pre-tax profit would have increased 11%, reflecting the better underlying performance of the leisure and hospitality business.

For the nine months ended Sept 30 2008, net profit was down 16% at RM1.02bil on revenue of RM3.55bil, which was 10.8% higher.

The higher revenue for the period was mainly attributable to the better luck factor from its premium gaming business.

On its outlook, it expected consumer sentiment to be affected by the slowing local economy. This would be expected to affect visitations to Genting Highlands Resort.

Going Forward …

Resorts announced that it had entered into a S& agreement with KH Digital Ltd to buy over Bromet Ltd and Digital Tree (USA) Inc for US$69 million cash. Resorts also has an option to acquire Karridale Ltd from KH Digital for US$27 million, but this is dependent on the acquisition of Bromet and Digital Tree going through.

KH Digital is a wholly owned unit of Golden Hope Ltd, and Tan Sri Lim Kok Thay, who helms both Resorts and Genting, is a director of KH Digital and Golden Hope, which is a private fund controlled by the Lim Family.

Bromet holds a 10% non-voting equity interest in Walker Digital Gaming LLC, which develops gaming patents, while Digital Tree is entitled to royalties from Walker Digital Gaming for several patents. Karridale effectively holds 10% non-voting equity interest in Walker Digital Lottery LLC, which develops lottery patents.

It remains unclear what advantage Resorts will obtain from taking a 10% stake in Walker Digital Gaming. Resorts explanation that it may have a strategic advantage of being among the initial casino operations to introduce any new casino table games and electronic gaming consoles developed from Walker Digital Gaming’s portfolio of patents does not seem to have have caught on.

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What’s Up? … dated Nov 2008
It is sitting on a cash pile of over Rm4 billion as at June 2008, it seems to be in an excellent position to take advantage of the cheaper prices of its competitors.

With the valuations of many gaming operators dipping to very attractive levels, its huge war chest allows it to do some bargain hunting. The gaming group could enlarge its global footprint at price levels unheard of before.

Resorts is well positioned to take advantage of the current asset (2008) deflationary environment as global casino valuations are at about 40% to 50% from their peaks.

However, market talk is rife that the group has started exploring. It is understood that the gaming group is exploring potential merges and acquisitions. They are looking through a number of proposals. What these proposals are and where the investments are is not known. However, Resorts’s management has said that it wants to focus on Asia .

Resorts will probably acquire casino assets instead of equity interest. They will look into casino assets. Buying a stake in a casino company is secondary. With the falling valuations, casino assets would give the gaming group a freer had to manage its assets while expanding the group.

Industry observers believe Macau could be one of the key markets Resorts World is looking to enter.

密码侦探

SymbolLastChangeDow8,149.09 679.95 (7.70%)Nasdaq1,398.07 137.50 (8.95%)S& 500816.21 80.03 (8.93%)10-Yr Bond2.719% 0.238NYSE Volume6,715,766,000Nasdaq Volume1,985,608,625




Down we go again: Fourth-worst drop ever for Dow
Monday December 1, 6:04 pm ET
By Sara Lepro and Tim Paradis, AP Business Writers
Wall Street breaks 5-day win streak as stocks plunge; Dow down 680 in 4th-worst decline NEW YORK (AP) -- The stock market suffered one of its worst days since the financial meltdown Monday, slicing 680 points off the Dow Jones industrial average as Wall Street snapped out of its daydream of a rally and once again faced the harsh reality of a recession.

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Not only did stocks end their five-day winning streak, they erased more than half the gains. The Standard & Poor's 500 stock index, one of the broadest market gauges, lost nearly 9 percent. Erasing any lingering doubts, there was also finally an officially declared recession -- in progress in the United States since December 2007, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research, the nonprofit group of economists that classifies business cycles. "This is just another episode in a long story and the story is all about recession and the question is how long and how deep," said Chuck Widger, chief executive and chairman of investment management firm Brinker Capital. "We're going to have continuing volatility until investors have better visibility." "All the data is being filtered to answer the two questions of how deep and how long the recession will be," he added. The selling was broad and deep. All 30 of the stocks in the Dow Jones industrial average finished lower. On the New York Stock Exchange, more than 7 stocks fell for every one that rose. The Dow lost 679.95 points to close at about 8,149. There have only been three days in market history with bigger point losses for the Dow -- the Monday after the Sept. 11 attacks, and Sept. 29 and Oct. 15 of this year. Bond prices jumped as investors sought the safety of government debt. The yield on the three-month Treasury bill, considered one of the safest investments, slipped to a very slim 0.03 percent. That indicates investors are willing to accept tiny returns just to park their cash somewhere safe. Investors were also nervous after weekend sales figures indicated that many Americans will cut back their trips to the mall this holiday season. Monday brought additional bad news: Manufacturing had dropped to its worst levels in 26 years and that construction spending fell by a larger-than-expected amount in October. Although Monday's plunge was notable because it cut short a five-day rally -- the first such winning streak for the Dow and the S& 500 since July 2007 -- it also fit what has become a pattern on Wall Street: The market makes big moves higher, including triple-digit gains in the Dow, only to quickly give them back as another batch of bad news arrives. "We've got a tug-of-war of war going on," said Al Goldman, chief market strategist at Wachovia Securities in St. Louis. "On one side there's the prospect of several more months of bad economic news and on the other side there's lots of stimulus already on the table." Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Monday the Bush administration is looking for more ways to tap the $700 billion financial rescue program and will consult with Congress and the incoming Obama administration. The decline Monday indicated that last week's rally was merely a hiatus from, not an end to, the wrenching volatility on Wall Street since the market's peak in October 2007 peak. During the five-day win streak, which began when word reached Wall Street that President-elect Barack Obama would name New York Federal Reserve chief Timothy Geithner as his treasury secretary, the Dow had gained 1,276 points, and the S& 500 had surged almost 20 percent. In normal times, the markets might gain that much in two good years, not five days. So analysts said a pullback was understandable. Friday's unofficial start to the holiday shopping season wasn't the bust that some investors had feared but indicated that, at best, consumers will be more fickle in their spending this year. Retail sales jumped Friday as consumers snapped up items like flat-panel televisions and video game consoles that carried huge discounts. But parking lots became less crowded Saturday and Sunday. Downbeat economic reports only fanned investors' concerns. The Institute for Supply Management, a trade group of purchasing executives, said its index of manufacturing activity fell to a 26-year low in November. At the same time, the Commerce Department said construction spending fell by a larger-than-expected amount in October. The weak readings weren't a surprise, but they offered further evidence that the economy is suffering. Financial stocks tumbled as investors grappled with doubts about the ultimate success of the government's efforts to prop up the banking sector. Citigroup tumbled 22 percent, while Morgan Stanley stock fell 23 percent and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. fell 17 percent. Wall Street is also awaiting some sort of resolution for automakers, who return to Washington this week in search of $25 billion in government support. General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler LLC are scheduled to hand Congress their plans for remaking themselves with government money. The price of oil fell sharply after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries decided not to cut production over the weekend and as investors bet slowing economic activity would hurt demand. Light, sweet crude dropped $5.15 to $49.28 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Only 218 stocks were in positive territory on the New York Stock Exchange while 2,693 declined. Consolidated volume came to 5.79 billion shares; it was at 2.63 billion on Friday when the market was only open a half day. The dollar fell against other major currencies. Gold prices also fell. Overseas, Japan's Nikkei stock average fell 1.35 percent. Britain's FTSE 100 was down 5.19 percent, Germany's DAX index was down 5.88 percent, and France's CAC-40 fell 5.59 percent.

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