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sanisidek81
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ader sesiape x yang tau macamane nak belajar FCPO nih...seminar ke ebook ker kalo ader bitau laa ek...minat gak nak buat tapi tadak ilmu....
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Yang pentingg fahami dulu trading nature fcpo. Pasal LONG and SHORT. Lebih kurang sama ngan forex jer. Kalau faham tu, buatlah paper trade... tak pun consult terus kat beruker... Asas teknikal pun penting... try lah demo acct forex. Wak tak berapa minat kalau bab2 seminar atau kursus nih... rasanya macam membazir jer... baik buat modal utk trade.
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tanyer abe putra78 tuh, tak mahal pun utk invest diri sendiri..
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Asian Crude Palm Oil Ends Flat; Output May Outstrip Exports
(Dow Jones)--Crude palm oil futures on Malaysia's derivatives exchange ended flat Monday in volatile trade, with the market staying in the red for most of the day due to fears output may outstrip exports, but higher exports in October versus September helped cap losses, said trade participants.
The benchmark January contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives ended flat at MYR2,208 a metric ton after moving in a MYR2,154-MYR2,177/ton range. Malaysia's October palm oil exports rose 16% from September to 1.42 million tons, according to estimates by cargo surveyor Intertek Agri Services.
Intertek had estimated exports at 1.23 million tons in September. Similarly, cargo surveyor SGS (Malaysia) Bhd. revealed higher estimates for exports in October. October exports were estimated at 1.43 million tons, up from 1.27 million tons in September. Both sets of estimates fell within market expectations of 1.33-1.42 million tons.
"(The estimates) didn't exceed expectations, which was needed as participants fear output may outstrip demand," said a Kuala Lumpur-based trader. October output is expected to rise 20% from September and end-month stocks may reach 1.8 million tons, up from 1.58 million tons, said a Singapore-based trader.
Trade was also thin because many participants were away at a conference on sustainable palm oil. "There just weren't any buyers today. Many prefer to broker deals only when all participants are back at work. Most buyers are well-stocked for November months," said the Singapore trader.
At the conference, members of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil, which include palm oil buyers and non-governmental organizations, decided for the time being against including mandatory greenhouse emission standards for its "green" palm oil certification process. The RSPO had previously planned to announce emission standards at its annual conference --which precedes by a month a key international gathering to set global emissions targets in Copehagen -- but decided against compulsory measures.
Cash palm olein for January/February/March was traded at $675/ton. Cash CPO for prompt shipment was offered MYR30 lower at MYR2,170/ton. A total of 18,601 lots of CPO was traded on the BMD, versus 10,571 lots Friday. The open interest stood at 94,956 lots Monday, down from 81,429 lots. One lot is equivalent to 25 tons. Closing BMD CPO futures prices in MYR/ton at 1000 GMT:
Month Close Previous Change High Low
Nov 09 2,116 2,160 -44 2,120 2,100
Dec 09 2,180 2,172 +8 2,187 2,136
Jan 10 2,208 2,208 00 2,213 2,154
Feb 10 2,221 2,217 +4 2,230 2,174
(Dow Jones)--Crude palm oil futures on Malaysia's derivatives exchange ended flat Monday in volatile trade, with the market staying in the red for most of the day due to fears output may outstrip exports, but higher exports in October versus September helped cap losses, said trade participants.
The benchmark January contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives ended flat at MYR2,208 a metric ton after moving in a MYR2,154-MYR2,177/ton range. Malaysia's October palm oil exports rose 16% from September to 1.42 million tons, according to estimates by cargo surveyor Intertek Agri Services.
Intertek had estimated exports at 1.23 million tons in September. Similarly, cargo surveyor SGS (Malaysia) Bhd. revealed higher estimates for exports in October. October exports were estimated at 1.43 million tons, up from 1.27 million tons in September. Both sets of estimates fell within market expectations of 1.33-1.42 million tons.
"(The estimates) didn't exceed expectations, which was needed as participants fear output may outstrip demand," said a Kuala Lumpur-based trader. October output is expected to rise 20% from September and end-month stocks may reach 1.8 million tons, up from 1.58 million tons, said a Singapore-based trader.
Trade was also thin because many participants were away at a conference on sustainable palm oil. "There just weren't any buyers today. Many prefer to broker deals only when all participants are back at work. Most buyers are well-stocked for November months," said the Singapore trader.
At the conference, members of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil, which include palm oil buyers and non-governmental organizations, decided for the time being against including mandatory greenhouse emission standards for its "green" palm oil certification process. The RSPO had previously planned to announce emission standards at its annual conference --which precedes by a month a key international gathering to set global emissions targets in Copehagen -- but decided against compulsory measures.
Cash palm olein for January/February/March was traded at $675/ton. Cash CPO for prompt shipment was offered MYR30 lower at MYR2,170/ton. A total of 18,601 lots of CPO was traded on the BMD, versus 10,571 lots Friday. The open interest stood at 94,956 lots Monday, down from 81,429 lots. One lot is equivalent to 25 tons. Closing BMD CPO futures prices in MYR/ton at 1000 GMT:
Month Close Previous Change High Low
Nov 09 2,116 2,160 -44 2,120 2,100
Dec 09 2,180 2,172 +8 2,187 2,136
Jan 10 2,208 2,208 00 2,213 2,154
Feb 10 2,221 2,217 +4 2,230 2,174
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MARKET TALK: BMD CPO Down In Thin Trade; High Output Weighs
[Dow Jones] BMD CPO futures down in thin trade; fears of high production weigh, say traders. Benchmark January CPO contract down MYR12 at MYR2,196/ton. Trade thin, with only 1,000 lots traded, less than half usual volume. Trade likely rangebound between MYR2,190-MYR2,220 in morning as many participants away at conference on sustainable palm oil, says Singapore-based trader.
sesi mengantuk.. I-)I-)I-)
[Dow Jones] BMD CPO futures down in thin trade; fears of high production weigh, say traders. Benchmark January CPO contract down MYR12 at MYR2,196/ton. Trade thin, with only 1,000 lots traded, less than half usual volume. Trade likely rangebound between MYR2,190-MYR2,220 in morning as many participants away at conference on sustainable palm oil, says Singapore-based trader.
sesi mengantuk.. I-)I-)I-)
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Asian Crude Palm Oil Ends Down On Rising Palm Oil Stock Levels
(Dow Jones)--Crude palm oil futures on Malaysia's derivatives exchange ended lower Tuesday on fears that higher exports in October have not offset rising output, trade participants said.
The benchmark January contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives ended MYR18 lower at MYR2,190 a metric ton, after trading in a range of MYR2,183-MYR2,221/ton. Malaysia's palm oil stocks likely rose to a nine-month high last month as the palm oil sector entered its peak production season, while an increase in exports did little to offset the increased output, plantation company officials and traders said.
Stock levels likely increased to between 1.75 million and 1.80 million tons as of the end of October, they said. In contrast, stock levels at the end of September stood at 1.58 million tons, according to estimates by the Malaysian Palm Oil Board. The MPOB is expected to issue on Nov. 10 data on Malaysia's October palm oil production, exports and end-month stocks.
Palm oil producers and trade participants contacted by Dow Jones Newswires said Malaysia's palm oil production in October may have risen 17%-20% to between 1.77 million and 1.87 million tons. "We're expecting November's production to rise further," a company executive from a major Malaysia-based plantation company said. The peak palm oil production season in Malaysia runs from October-November.
"Prices may remain in a MYR2,100-MYR2,200/ton range," with a bias toward the lower end, if stock levels continue to rise, a senior executive at a Kuala Lumpur-based commodities brokerage said. Weaker soyoil and crude oil futures also weighed on CPO prices. By the close of trading on the BMD, Chicago Board of Trade December soyoil futures were down 17 points in afterhours trade at 36.62 cents a pound. New York Mercantile Exchange December crude oil futures were down $0.84 at $77.29 a barrel.
Cash palm olein for April/May/June was traded at $687.50/ton. Cash CPO for prompt shipment was offered MYR10 lower at MYR2,160/ton. A total of 12,666 lots of CPO was traded on the BMD, versus 18,601 lots Monday. Open interest stood at 95,266 lots Tuesday, up from 94,956 lots. One lot is equivalent to 25 tons. Closing BMD CPO futures prices in MYR/ton at 1000 GMT:
Month Close Previous Change High Low
Nov 09 2,112 2,116 -4 2,115 2,110
Dec 09 2,167 2,180 -13 2,191 2,150
Jan 10 2,190 2,208 -8 2,221 2,183
Feb 10 2,210 2,221 -1 2,241 2,206
(Dow Jones)--Crude palm oil futures on Malaysia's derivatives exchange ended lower Tuesday on fears that higher exports in October have not offset rising output, trade participants said.
The benchmark January contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives ended MYR18 lower at MYR2,190 a metric ton, after trading in a range of MYR2,183-MYR2,221/ton. Malaysia's palm oil stocks likely rose to a nine-month high last month as the palm oil sector entered its peak production season, while an increase in exports did little to offset the increased output, plantation company officials and traders said.
Stock levels likely increased to between 1.75 million and 1.80 million tons as of the end of October, they said. In contrast, stock levels at the end of September stood at 1.58 million tons, according to estimates by the Malaysian Palm Oil Board. The MPOB is expected to issue on Nov. 10 data on Malaysia's October palm oil production, exports and end-month stocks.
Palm oil producers and trade participants contacted by Dow Jones Newswires said Malaysia's palm oil production in October may have risen 17%-20% to between 1.77 million and 1.87 million tons. "We're expecting November's production to rise further," a company executive from a major Malaysia-based plantation company said. The peak palm oil production season in Malaysia runs from October-November.
"Prices may remain in a MYR2,100-MYR2,200/ton range," with a bias toward the lower end, if stock levels continue to rise, a senior executive at a Kuala Lumpur-based commodities brokerage said. Weaker soyoil and crude oil futures also weighed on CPO prices. By the close of trading on the BMD, Chicago Board of Trade December soyoil futures were down 17 points in afterhours trade at 36.62 cents a pound. New York Mercantile Exchange December crude oil futures were down $0.84 at $77.29 a barrel.
Cash palm olein for April/May/June was traded at $687.50/ton. Cash CPO for prompt shipment was offered MYR10 lower at MYR2,160/ton. A total of 12,666 lots of CPO was traded on the BMD, versus 18,601 lots Monday. Open interest stood at 95,266 lots Tuesday, up from 94,956 lots. One lot is equivalent to 25 tons. Closing BMD CPO futures prices in MYR/ton at 1000 GMT:
Month Close Previous Change High Low
Nov 09 2,112 2,116 -4 2,115 2,110
Dec 09 2,167 2,180 -13 2,191 2,150
Jan 10 2,190 2,208 -8 2,221 2,183
Feb 10 2,210 2,221 -1 2,241 2,206
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MARKET TALK: BMD CPO Up On Buying Interest; MYR2,250 Resistance
[Dow Jones] BMD CPO futures higher, offsetting yesterday's losses, on buying interest, say traders. "Prices are slowly inching up on fresh buying from day traders," says executive from Kuala Lumpur-based trading firm. Resistance pegged at MYR2,250, says analyst in Kuala Lumpur. "If prices are able to break out from MYR2,230, the market may see some short covering interest coming in," says trading executive in Singapore. Benchmark BMD January CPO futures trading MYR38 higher at MYR2,228/ton, off intraday high of MYR2,230/ton.
[Dow Jones] BMD CPO futures higher, offsetting yesterday's losses, on buying interest, say traders. "Prices are slowly inching up on fresh buying from day traders," says executive from Kuala Lumpur-based trading firm. Resistance pegged at MYR2,250, says analyst in Kuala Lumpur. "If prices are able to break out from MYR2,230, the market may see some short covering interest coming in," says trading executive in Singapore. Benchmark BMD January CPO futures trading MYR38 higher at MYR2,228/ton, off intraday high of MYR2,230/ton.
