Asia Strategic Share Discussion Threads

[sardine] 25/4/2002 01:16

Please forget N tonight and keep an eye on HK! Goodnight!

[pmeas] 25/4/2002 01:14

The pub is the aussies home.Sardine you got any thoughts on the Nikki and this so called bottom,as i can see it were heading for a double top.

[sardine] 25/4/2002 01:13

Pemas: I remember making my first ever post to PW back in 87 on the Asian markets. He thought that I was then mad. Keep it comming! Even if you get it wrong and we have all done that!

[pmeas] 25/4/2002 01:03

you mean home?

[sardine] 25/4/2002 01:01

Aussies have all gone down the pub!

[pmeas] 25/4/2002 00:44

Finger on the triggers ,gold long,£ long v yen eurolong v yen can do with out the nikki pulling a hint off a recovery,i no they talk it up but it takes a long time out,time will tell.

[sardine] 25/4/2002 00:38

Looking good!

[pmeas] 25/4/2002 00:36

Will do Sardine

[sardine] 25/4/2002 00:28

Could well be your moment of glory! But watch HK!

[pmeas] 25/4/2002 00:26

Short the Nikki long on the dollar

[pmeas] 24/4/2002 22:42

this could prove to be a very exciting session.

[jl202] 22/4/2002 23:07

Still in negative territory over 5 years, another 50% rise would not be fanatasy land,,

[jl202] 22/4/2002 23:06

Somthing special, where next?



imho, dyor

[sardine] 22/4/2002 01:06

Sorry, T and M just opened!

[sardine] 22/4/2002 01:04

Not so much as a glich in the other markets!

[mib] 22/4/2002 00:14

Report of a bomb threat at the TSE

[jl202] 19/4/2002 13:09

Does anyone have any information about Sime Darby Berhad? They are a Malaysian conglomerate,

"Sime Darby started in rubber and stretched. Malaysia's largest and oldest conglomerate, Sime Darby owns or has interests in more than 280 companies, primarily in Asia. Its core business activities include the distribution of autos (BMW, Ford, Land Rover) and heavy equipment (Caterpillar); the manufacture of finished rubber products (mainly tires); plantations (oil palm, rubber, cocoa, and fruit crops); property development; and trading. Sime Darby is also acquiring power-generation assets. The company is trusting that the diversity of its holdings will secure growth. While palm oil prices are falling, hurting the plantation business, there is increasing demand for Sime Darby-supplied automobiles and heavy equipment"


A Malaysian Doctor friend was under the impression they were listed in London but I can only find European listings and in Kuala Lumpur. Perhaps they are listed under another name? Looking at the thread title chart Malaysia is obviously hitting the right notes at the moment.

I wonder if they are anything to do with Ivory & Sime, the investment company? Either way these are interesting,

[gain] 19/4/2002 08:15

Thanks jl202

[sardine] 19/4/2002 01:49

They are still there!

[jabberstocky] 18/4/2002 23:27

2.19 in the morning and u see u boats - thats understandable

[pmeas] 18/4/2002 08:45

Swing long back to short.