To watch out!

MAS - Successful debt issue, low oil prices
COASTAL/MAYBULK- Low oil prices
DIALOG- Major developments, just follow news
DRBHCOM- Price has been depressed far too long, More Preve models sold than expected
DIGI, AXIATA, MAXIS

My favourite in these uncertain times would be Telco related companies (such as RA)

Market to Rally?

So, over the weekend, Eurozone finally agrees to lend Spain 100 Billion Euros!
I'm expecting a market rally...perhaps Dow to breach 13,000 once again.

Aglobal (Update 3)

Here's today's update for Aglobal. Seems optimistic to me thus far.
Today also saw (as to my prediction), the rally in Airline, Shipping and Telco stocks.
Hope some of you short term traders made some money. ;)

Aglobal (Update 2)

This should be an interesting perspective. I first posted it in Investlah forum. This chart is constructed based on announcements in Bursa's website. Today Aglobal closed up 0.5sen at 12.5sen. Strong accumulation at 12 and 12.5sen. Market optimism in the markets tonight should play a role in pushing this baby up higher.

FTSE and DJIA Rally

Both the FTSE and Dow Jones rallied today, posting significant gains. Movements are in expectation that further monetary easing will be taking place. For speculators out there, this should be good news if you still have market positions.

In the meantime, Soros increased his gold holdings further. Further quantitative easing with definitely push Gold and Silver prices up higher as investors rush in.

Considering Gold and Silver's safe haven status, further upside is definitely expected, just like I shared before.

Aglobal (Update)

Aglobal opened at 12.5 sen and closed at 12.5 sen. Chart looks good.
Here's an indicator for both White Knight's entry. Both based on Bursa announcements.
More upsides expected if everything reported is true. Shares are currently still being held by both parties.

Prediction Proved True

So, as I believed, Gold bounced back up from the support. Faith is the USD is still shaky, coupled with European problems. In the near term, do not expect Greece to recover. Greece as many would say is in a catch-22 situation:

They cannot service their debt, and because of that, their credit ratings will keep falling (thus increasing interest rates), again completing the circle of them not being able to service their debt. We might need to learn to live with it, as Spain and Italy's turn comes up.

In addition, the bad job figures in the U.S. has resulted in the fall of the Dow Jones to the 12100s (it was back in Dec 2011 that is was that low!)

As the world's major economies slow, oil price will be expected to stay low (unless the event of war!)....and investors not being able to find a sound return for their money will rush into commodities such as Gold and Silver. Either way, commodities is still a safe hedge against inflation, the slowing economy, and the event of war. Unless of course if you believe in the U.S. dollar.
As for Malaysia's situation, growth from the construction sector will still be able to propel our economy.

Strategies to observe:

-Long Gold and Silver
-Buy construction related counters (Gamuda etc)
-Observe Telecommunications stocks (Digi, Maxis, Axiata) and Telecommunications services (R&A berhad)
-Observe Digital services companies (Ariantec Global, Digistar)