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Foreign busines news in brief
Foreign busines news in brief: 'FDI in China seen hitting US$57bil', 'AIG-led group seals Hanaro takeover', 'Goldman may beef up Taiwan ops'.
Pacific Mutual CEO: CI can hit 880 next year
THE KLSE Composite Index (CI) could gain more than 140 points over the next 6-12 months to hit 880, the head of an investment fund said yesterday.
Phillip eyes RM75mil sales
PHILLIP Mutual Bhd expects its Phillip Master Capital Protected Fund and Phillip Master Dana Hafizh (Capital Protected), launched Wednesday, to generate sales of RM75mil within the 30-day offer period.
Market slips back on widespread profit-taking
WIDESPREAD profit-taking pulled share prices on the KLSE lower yesterday, resulting in a 6.8-point or 0.9% fall in the benchmark Composite Index (CI) to 712.9. The selling extended from blue chips to lower liners and speculative counters.
Focus turns to cyclical stocks
GIVEN the growing optimism on the economic front and better earnings visibility, investment analysts and strategists think now is the time to increase exposure to cyclical stocks that are sensitive to economic health.
Funds returning to stock markets
STOCK markets in Asia climbed further yesterday as investors continued to shovel money into equities, betting that corporate earnings will start to improve from now on given the growing optimism about the global economy.
Technical indicators positive for CI
Stock Market Signals: A weekly column on the Main Board of the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange by G.M. Teoh
CI puts on sterling show as volume hits high note
THE KLSE this week recorded one of its strongest performances in recent years, with the Composite Index (CI) gaining nearly 5% on strong volume.
Rafidah: Invest based on fundamentals
MALAYSIANS should invest in companies with strong fundamentals and not rush in when foreign funds are entering the stock market.
Analysts: KLSE rally can be sustained
THE sudden burst of buying of blue-chip stocks yesterday that sent the KLSE Composite Index to its highest level since August last year has still legs to rise further, said analysts.
