DISQUS

What's so barbaric about violence ?

Sometimes, it's the only solution.

V-For-Vendetta !

Satu lagi proyek Barisan Nasional !

Bayar! Bayar! Bayar !

Malangsial Boreeeh! Yarrrooooooo!

The latoks there belum cukup makan. :D

Can't possibly be better than Hugh Hefner's lifestyle i guess.

5 women every time.... Aikksss!

This one is only the sanitized list. This gives UMNO another crap excuse to extend the NEP for god knows how long.

Any street smart person knows the rich buggers are the politicians who siphoned off tax payer's money and hid their ill gotten gains.

Should also not forget the triads and crime lords of Malaysia.

And of course, vinegar is only applicable to boxed jellyfish.. if kena this baby.... better not use vinegar.... and pray you live through it...

http://www.aloha.com/~lifeguards/portugue.html

Better that than stepping on a stone fish. You definitely don't want that.

Aquatic venoms are usually deadly to mammals because of our warm blooded nature, which will cause the toxins to react much more quickly than if it were meant for cold blooded creatures.

Why people not doing it ? haha, people are not dumb lar.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 16 (Bernama) -- Retail mutual funds registered for sale
in Malaysia produced a modest average loss of 4.15 percent in 2005,
according to an analysis conducted by Standard & Poor's Fund Services,
which provides fund research and analysis globally.

Based on Standard & Poor's data, the best-performing category in 2005 was
Fixed Income with the average return at 4.50 percent.

This was followed by Money Market funds, with the average return at 2.39
percent, it said in a statement.

Asset Allocation, which contains funds with investments in equity, fixed
income, and money market securities, delivered an average return at
negative 3.06 percent, it said.

The average return on funds in the equity category was negative 7.84
percent, it added.

The Fixed Income Islamic sector was clearly the best performer in 2005
with an average return of 5.44 percent, it said.

Following close behind was Fixed Income MYR, which returned 5.03 percent.

The performance of the Asset Allocation Malaysia Defensive Sector was
respectable as well with an average return of 4.43 percent.

Under-performing sectors over 2005 included State Funds Malaysia, with
negative 19.56 percent return and Smaller Companies Malaysia with
negative 17.74 percent, it said.

Despite rising interest rates and oil prices, most global equity markets
and stocks in most sectors saw gains in 2005, it said.

However, Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) went against the
grain to close 0.8 percent lower in 2005, spooked by weaker corporate
earnings, it said.

Standard & Poor's has a market weight rating on Malaysia.

"We project moderate growth in equity value and have a KLCI target of 980
for 2006. Inflation fears are likely to lead investors to companies with
proven track records. We also expect dividend paying issues to continue
to find favour," said Lorraine Tan, Vice President at Standard & Poor's
Equity Research.

Standard & Poor's also forecast a 6.1 percent 2006 GDP growth for the
Asia-Pacific region, driven by economic resilience in China and the U.S.

Furthermore, the S&P Asia 50 index trades at attractive valuations
compared with global peers, it reasoned.

"We therefore believe the Asia-Pacific region offers growth at a
reasonable price, and have a positive outlook for Asia-Pacific equities
in 2006," said Tan.

Only the name ended.

Blog still around, resurrected under another name. :D

Those who know me personally may ask directly.