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【BURSA 1818 交流专区】大马交易所

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发表于 28-2-2008 05:27 PM | 显示全部楼层
原帖由 Mr.Business 于 27-2-2008 10:48 AM 发表
我觉得我国股市有4间好公司,那就是:
1. 大众银行;
2. Bursa;
3. LPI保险;
4. Top Glove


从十块跌到现在五块,已经跌了一番了。
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 楼主| 发表于 28-2-2008 05:53 PM | 显示全部楼层

回复 242# 奥萨马宾拉丁 的帖子

我知道。。。
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发表于 28-2-2008 05:54 PM | 显示全部楼层

回复 243# Mr.Business 的帖子

tranmil跌更多。。。。。。
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 楼主| 发表于 28-2-2008 06:07 PM | 显示全部楼层

回复 244# goodluck88 的帖子

不要拿Top Glove跟tranmil比!:@
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 楼主| 发表于 28-2-2008 09:24 PM | 显示全部楼层
幸好今天Bursa没跌破RM10.90。。。

BURSA
(1818) 21:23:11
Last Done        11.000
Change        -0.100
Day High        11.100
Day Low        10.900
Best Buy        10.900
Best Sell        11.000
Volume(Lot)        9657
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发表于 29-2-2008 10:32 AM | 显示全部楼层
原帖由 Mr.Business 于 28-2-2008 09:24 PM 发表
幸好今天Bursa没跌破RM10.90。。。

BURSA
(1818) 21:23:11
Last Done        11.000
Change        -0.100
Day High        11.100
Day Low        10.900
Best Buy        10.900
Best Sell        11.000
Volume(Lot)        9657


哈哈!祝生意兄赚大钱!!! 60% ++
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发表于 29-2-2008 12:38 PM | 显示全部楼层
交易突然减少!
10.90 就没有人抛售了! 

* 是不是进场的时机~ 在想着KLSE,8K 的话......
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 楼主| 发表于 29-2-2008 02:30 PM | 显示全部楼层
RM10.90是U型底部,还是大跌幅的其中一个休息点,只有事后才知道,这就是投资股票的有趣地方了。。。





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发表于 29-2-2008 03:34 PM | 显示全部楼层
RM10.90 有一股很大的购买力!
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发表于 29-2-2008 04:35 PM | 显示全部楼层

回复 249# Mr.Business 的帖子

我会比较喜欢RM10 以下,例如8.50,不过就对你不好了。
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 楼主| 发表于 29-2-2008 05:14 PM | 显示全部楼层
原帖由 tan81 于 29-2-2008 04:35 PM 发表
我会比较喜欢RM10 以下,例如8.50,不过就对你不好了。


让你失望啦,刚刚发现Bursa突然冲到RM11.40了。。。

BURSA
(1818)  17:13:33
Last Done11.400
Change0.400
Day High11.400
Day Low10.900
Best Buy11.400
Best Sell11.500
Volume(Lot)19644
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 楼主| 发表于 1-3-2008 11:00 AM | 显示全部楼层
新闻。

Futures tie-up with Chicago?
By Ooi Tee Ching         
Published: 2008/03/01

MALAYSIA'S popular crude palm oil futures (FCPO) and the soon-to-be-launched US dollar palm oil futures (FUPO) may also be traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in the medium term, a source said.

"Bursa is launching the direct market access very, very soon. Following that, FUPO's accessibility to foreign traders will be higher when it is launched in less than six months," the source said.

If Bursa Malaysia's palm oil futures are traded in Chicago, it will boost palm oil's popularity as a reliable and flexible hedging tool. Malaysia is already the world's second biggest palm oil producer. Kuala Lumpur is also the world's biggest futures market for the commodity.

Earlier this week, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange co-hosted an event at the Palm & Lauric Oils Conference 2008 held in Kuala Lumpur. The majority of the participants were oil palm growers, oleochemical producers, food manufacturers, vegetable oil traders, biodiesel producers, commodity fund managers, financiers, futures brokers and dealers.

CME Group president Phupinder S. Gill, in his welcome speech to more than 1,900 delegates said, "We look forward to collaborating with Bursa Malaysia to generate trading opportunities".

Also present was Bursa Malaysia chief operating officer Omar Merican. When approached, both Phupinder and Omar declined to elaborate on the proposed collaboration.

CME Group, which clocks in daily trading volume of around nine million contracts, consists of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT). It is the world's largest derivatives exchange for grains, livestock, oilseeds, dairy and timber.

Another source said that the tie-up will not lead to another JADE, a new exchange that was meant to be equally-owned by Singapore Exchange Limited (SGX) and the CBOT.

"It is more of having some of the derivatives traded on CME Globex electronic trading platform. It could be FCPO, FUPO and FKLI."

The partnership for the Joint Asian Derivatives Exchange (JADE) was dissolved in November 2007 when SGX paid S$1.14 million for the remaining stake in JADE, following CME's acquisition of the CBOT.

JADE's contracts - rubber and palm oil futures - were transferred to the SGX derivatives platform.

When JADE was launched in September 2006, it used the Chicago exchange's electronic platform and clearing was done by the SGX.

It listed its first product, a rubber futures, in September 2006. Later in June 2007, it launched the US dollar denominated crude palm oil futures. The physically-settled contract was created to compete with the global benchmark FCPO contract listed on Bursa Malaysia.



http://www.btimes.com.my/Current_News/BTIMES/Saturday/Frontpage/cme.xml/Article/
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 楼主| 发表于 1-3-2008 08:57 PM | 显示全部楼层
资料。

Business Times

Thursday - February 28, 2008

CPO FUTURES

Crude palm oil (CPO) futures prices on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Bhd closed firmer yesterday on short covering activities, dealers said.

They said market players took the opportunity to buy the commodity as top analysts have forecast that the CPO prices could reach as high as RM4,500 a tonne in the second half of the year due to unpredictable weather which could disrupt supply.

At the Palm & Lauric Oils Conference in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, London-based analyst Dorab Mistry foresaw CPO prices for the year rising to RM4,500 a tonne between September and February 2009 on anticipation of bad weather.

He said the current high production cycle may end in August as high cycles usually last between eight and 11-months.

Mistry said CPO prices are expected to average between RM2,900 and RM4,500 a tonne this year on continued demand from the oleochemical and food industries, unpredictable weather and the biodiesel factor.

At close yesterday, March 2008 rose RM64 to RM3,845 per tonne, April 2008 increased RM67 to RM3,862, May 2008 grew RM72 to RM3,864 and June 2008 went up by RM70 to RM3,862.

Volume rose to 10,402 lots from 8,777 lots on Tuesday while open interest decreased to 43,669 contracts from 44,160 contracts previously.

On the physical market, March South rose RM20 to RM3,820 per tonne from RM3,800 per tonne on Tuesday.
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 楼主| 发表于 1-3-2008 08:58 PM | 显示全部楼层
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CPO prices soar above RM4,000
PALM oil prices pierced through the RM4,000 per tonne level yesterday, fuelled by a feverish rise in soya oil prices in the commodity exchanges in the US and China.

Yesterday, the third month benchmark palm oil futures price on Malaysian Derivatives Exchange leapt to a record RM4,013 per tonne before closing at RM4,005 per tonne.

Palm oil and soya bean oil prices often move in tandem as they are substitutes for each other. Both are used to make the same products like cooking oil, chocolates, and even personal care products like moisturiser.

"Today, soya bean in Chicago is very high because of bad weather in the US. Over in Dalian, soya bean has also hit limit-up and that has fuelled the rise in refined, bleached and deodorised palm oil," said Ricky Chin Kok Thye, executive director of Oriental Pacific Futures Sdn Bhd, a broking house.

China, which is also the world's biggest buyer of palm oil and soya bean, experienced its worst winter storms recently.

Following the global trend in soya oil prices, he was not surprised when palm oil surpassed the RM4,000 per tonne level.

"When soya becomes too expensive, traders buy into palm oil as a substitute. There's no panic-buying as yet but speculators will have to cover their shorts very soon," he said.

"The palm oil futures is still on an upward trend. I would expect the next target to be RM4,200 per tonne," he added.

At the recent Palm & Lauric Oils Conference 2008 held in Kuala Lumpur, industry experts say palm oil prices could hit a new high of RM4,500 a tonne this year.

They also said it was unlikely to fall below RM3,000 because of strong global demand and limited supply in the world's other 16 vegetable oils. - By Ooi Tee Ching

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 楼主| 发表于 1-3-2008 08:59 PM | 显示全部楼层
资料。

Thursday - February 28, 2008
by Ooi Tee Ching




PALM & LAURIC OILS CONFERENCE 2008

The Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) expects Malaysia’s palm oil output to improve by three per cent this year to 16.3 million tonnes.

Production has been flat in 2007 and 2006, hovering at 15.8 million tonnes.

“Many may think this is a conservative forecast but this is our standpoint for now,” said MPOB chairman Datuk Sabri Ahmad.

He was speaking at the Palm & Lauric Oils Conference 2008 held in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.

Tradewinds Plantation Bhd, which had planted some 85,000ha of its landbank, was more optimistic.

Chief executive officer Chan Seng Fatt said, “Asthe years go by, the trees will mature and bear more fruits. This year,we expect our CPO production to increase by about 10 per cent.”

“On a national level, palm oil output hadsince September 2007 recovered from tree stress. This year’sperformance should be better, maybe by a million tonnes more,” Chansaid.
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 楼主| 发表于 1-3-2008 09:01 PM | 显示全部楼层
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China Firms Keen on US$ CPO Futures Contracts

2008-02-27
New Straits Times

By Ooi Tee Ching

FUTURES broker Oriental Pacific Futures Sdn Bhd said its clients in China are keen to trade in US dollar-denominated palm oil futures contracts.

Bursa Malaysia plans to launch its US dollar-denominated crude palm oil futures contract (known as FUPO) this year, to attract more foreign traders and investors.

"Half of our clients are in China and the remaining half are in Malaysia. We're briefing all our clients on the impending launch of FUPO. So far, our Chinese clients are receptive as it minimises currency exchange risk," said executive director Ricky Chin Kok Thye.

"Most of our clients in China have an appetite for risk. As speculators, they will find FUPO convenient as it is cash settled. They don't need to take physical delivery," he told Business Times when met on the sidelines of POC2008 (Palm & Lauric Oils Conference 2008) held in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.

When FUPO is launched on Bursa Malaysia derivatives market, traders can then arbitrage between FCPO, traded in ringgit, and FUPO.

Oriental Pacific is wholly-owned by China-based Tianjin Longwit Oils and Grains Co Ltd. Both companies were exhibiting at POC2008.

Chin said as early as 2005, Tianjin Longwit has been planning to set up a futures trading company in Malaysia. As China's palm oil consumption increases by the year, many refiners find it beneficial to hedge their purchases in the futures market.

"Futures prices are indicative for the physical market. Refiners, in protecting their position, need to hedge on the futures market. As the volume builds up, it becomes necessary for Tianjin Longwit to set a base in Malaysia," he said.
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 楼主| 发表于 2-3-2008 10:39 AM | 显示全部楼层
马美交易所连线 近期推出美元棕油期货 2008/03/01 18:04:34
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(吉隆坡1日讯)一名可靠消息人士指出,大马交易所即将推出的美元棕油期货(FUPO),中期内可能在美国芝加哥商业交易所交易。

消息人士说:“大马交易所很快就会推出电子直接下单的系统,加上美元棕油期货在6个月内推出时,海外交易商参与的机率将会更高。”

若大马交易所的棕油期货在芝加哥进行交易,它将提高棕油的知名度,并成为可靠及具伸缩性的护盘工具。大马是全球第二大的棕油生产国,吉隆坡也是全球最大的原棕油期货市场。

芝加哥商业交易所在本周于吉隆坡联合举办了2008年棕油与月桂油大会及展览会,交易所总裁富平德吉尔在欢迎词说:“我们放眼与大马交易所创造一些合作商机。”

大马交易所总营运长奥马也出席大会及展览会。当记者询问富平德以及奥马时,他们不愿针对所建议的合作作出进一步解释。

美国芝加哥商业交易所集团,当中包括了芝加哥商品交易所及芝加哥期货交易所,是全球最大的衍生产品交易所,交易的合约包括谷类、牲畜、油仔、牛奶,以及木材等等。

另一名消息人士指出,这次的合作不会演变成另一个“Jade”(亚洲联合衍生产品交易所)。后者是由新加坡交易所以及芝加哥期货交易所(CBOT)联营组成。

“大马交易所与芝加哥商品交易所的合作,可能使芝加哥商品交易所的全球电子交易平台提供更多产品,可能包括原棕油期货、美元棕油期货,以及隆综指期货。”

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 楼主| 发表于 3-3-2008 04:22 PM | 显示全部楼层
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Bursa bets on futures as markets wobble
       
Published: 2008/03/03

STOCK exchange operator Bursa Malaysia hopes to become a regional commodities-trading hub, forging alliances with markets such as the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Bursa’s chief said today.

Bursa faces an uncertain outlook for its main equities market this year, thanks to worldwide fears of a US recession, and is looking to expand aggressively in derivatives trade, using its main crude palm oil futures contract as its platform.

“Potentially we can become the derivatives hub for commodities in this region,” Bursa chief executive Yusli Mohamed Yusoff said in an interview at the exchange headquarters.

Palm oil is booming. Bursa aims to grow overall derivatives turnover by 50 per cent this year and is looking at alliances with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, India’s Mumbai Commodities Exchange and China’s Dalian Commodity Exchange.

He declined to go into details on a possible tie-up with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), the world’s largest derivatives market, but said it could entail synergies between Bursa’s palm -oil futures and the CME’s soybean oil futures.

He spoke of a possible new futures contract on the spread between palm oil and soyoil, and of potentially trading palm oil in the US trading day and soyoil in the Malaysian day.

But he added: “I can’t really go into detail because we are still in discussions. We don’t have anything yet to announce at this stage, but if you are talking about possibilities going forward, these are the kind of things that we will be looking at.” - Reuters

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发表于 3-3-2008 06:20 PM | 显示全部楼层

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发表于 4-3-2008 04:14 AM | 显示全部楼层

这个星期应该会再创新底,突破十元才像样。
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