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ye la duk mintak depa ejas kasi murah2 skit hehe..ni promote nk daptkan rebet broker fees ker?
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FCPO : Info & Analysis
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amfutures la.minimum 1 lot overnite rasanya skrang rm5500 kot.demo takde..tapi u bleh wat paper trade la..slow kayuh takkan lari gunung dikejer..
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adoiii..nk wat klas pe kebendenyer..smua org tdo nnt.xphm ape aku citer..
1. http://www.zamsaham.com/latarbelakang.php
2. http://www.traderstruthrevealed.com/programs/seminar/
t.q byk ilmu bleh di timba nih..hmmm klu bleh sifu thetu5 or sony_boy buka thread for newbie cam aku nih berkenan fcpo.thread ni cam tak sesuai je forex vs fcpo.kita bukan nak lawan forex,kita cuma nak berperang ngan fcpo je..bleh la kita kongsi teknikal n fundametal analisis..bleh kan kan
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kalau bro sony dan bro thetu5 boleh buka satu thread bersama " learning CPO from expert " . kat situ bolehlah bro berdua dan rakan rakan lain yg trade CPO turunkan ilmu dan pengalaman . sebab belum ada lagi thread ajar dan SS bentuk platform dan menerangkan ttg CPO lagi .
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t.q byk ilmu bleh di timba nih..hmmm klu bleh sifu thetu5 or sony_boy buka thread for newbie cam aku nih berkenan fcpo.thread ni cam tak sesuai je forex vs fcpo.kita bukan nak lawan forex,kita cuma nak berperang ngan fcpo je..bleh la kita kongsi teknikal n fundametal analisis..bleh kan kan
aku tukar la nama thread ni
sbb dah tak sama dgn content :">
ada suggestion?
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Crude Palm Oil (FCPO) Futures Trading Corner..
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Crude Palm Oil (FCPO) Futures Market Talk..
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t.q byk ilmu bleh di timba nih..hmmm klu bleh sifu thetu5 or sony_boy buka thread for newbie cam aku nih berkenan fcpo.thread ni cam tak sesuai je forex vs fcpo.kita bukan nak lawan forex,kita cuma nak berperang ngan fcpo je..bleh la kita kongsi teknikal n fundametal analisis..bleh kan kan
klu nk share psl TA terlalu subjective sgtlah..lain traders lain cara.TA tu sndiri dah bermaksud technical.so xplaination pon for surelh terlalu general klu nk describe scara detail..
dlm TA tu sndri ade mcm2 indicator(MA,RSI,MACD,etc),charting(candlestick,bar chart,etc)trading strategies,etc..
ade plak trader yg trading scara scalper,intraday,swing,hold post,etc..kt sni dah lain trading strategies..mne nk sama cara scalper ngn swing trader..
psl tu ssh nk xplain scra detail.lain trader lain cara.xleh nk ikut strategy trader lain psl byk factor lain yg influence trader method/style..so klu nk share tgg FA bolehlah sgt psl smua news/rumors/etc jugak akan mmpengaruhi market..
TA=FA=BULL/BEAR
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klu nk share psl TA terlalu subjective sgtlah..lain traders lain cara.TA tu sndiri dah bermaksud technical.so xplaination pon for surelh terlalu general klu nk describe scara detail..
dlm TA tu sndri ade mcm2 indicator(MA,RSI,MACD,etc),charting(candlestick,bar chart,etc)trading strategies,etc..
ade plak trader yg trading scara scalper,intraday,swing,hold post,etc..kt sni dah lain trading strategies..mne nk sama cara scalper ngn swing trader..
psl tu ssh nk xplain scra detail.lain trader lain cara.xleh nk ikut strategy trader lain psl byk factor lain yg influence trader method/style..so klu nk share tgg FA bolehlah sgt psl smua news/rumors/etc jugak akan mmpengaruhi market..
TA=FA=BULL/BEAR
thank taufiq sbb dh ubah tajuk..huhu tak kisah la..bleh cerita cara tading masing2 secara tak langsung mampu membuka minda secara maksima
..so ceta laaaa...
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Asian CPO Ends Down; Likely Rise In Inventories, Selling Pressure (07 Jan 2010)
Crude palm oil futures on Malaysia's derivatives exchange fell Thursday, pressured by favorable weather, crop prospects in South America and a broad-based selloff in commodity markets, trade participants said. Prices tumbled at opening as investors took cues from heavy selling pressure in Chinese commodity markets on fears the China central bank may use policy tools to rein in inflation and curb excessive liquidity, said a trading executive from Hong Kong-based major vegetable oils processing company.
The benchmark March contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives ended MYR72 lower at MYR2,630 a metric ton after tumbling as much as 2.7% or MYR74 to an intraday low of MYR2,628/ton.
"Prices are due for a correction as the rise in prices over the past few (trading) days wasn't sustainable," said a Kuala Lumpur-based broker. Prices were also pressured by talk of a marginal fall instead of a sharp decline in Malaysia's December palm oil output, as this may mean rising palm inventory levels since export demand had remained sluggish.
Export demand from China is expected to be little changed on month as the country purchased its requirements for until February during the October-November period, trade participants said. In October, China bought 496,229 tons of palm oil and 518,168 tons in November, according to data from China's General Administration of Customs.
Meanwhile, preliminary data from an industry body put Malaysia December CPO output down 5% on month, better than market expectations of a 12%-15% fall. Domestic palm oil reserves are expected to remain high as trade participants estimate palm oil imports from Indonesia may have risen to 90,000-110,000 tons in December as importers scrambled to move cargoes out of the country to the Malaysian ports of Pasir Gudang and Port Klang ahead of an increase in export taxes this month, shipping brokers said.
Towards the end of December, Indonesia said it would hike the duty on CPO exports to 3% in January, after maintaining it at zero for the past five months, as global palm oil prices and demand are expected to rise.
Panic selling in Chinese commodities on the Dalian Commodity Exchange served as a catalyst for losses in other commodity markets such as crude oil and soyoil futures. At 0951 GMT, light, sweet crude for February delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange was down 35 cents at $82.83 a barrel on Globex. March soyoil on the Chicago Board of Trade was trading 60 points lower at 40.47 cents a pound by the end on trade on the BMD in electronic session.
In the cash market, palm olein for February traded lower at $810/ton, April/May/June was $820/ton and $822.50/ton, free on board Malaysian ports, a Singapore-based broker said. Cash CPO for prompt delivery was offered MYR50 lower at MYR2,600/ton. Open interest on the BMD was 77,811 lots, up from 76,088 lots traded Wednesday. One lot is equivalent to 25 tons. A total of 16,843 lots of CPO were traded versus 14,379 lots traded Wednesday.
Crude palm oil futures on Malaysia's derivatives exchange fell Thursday, pressured by favorable weather, crop prospects in South America and a broad-based selloff in commodity markets, trade participants said. Prices tumbled at opening as investors took cues from heavy selling pressure in Chinese commodity markets on fears the China central bank may use policy tools to rein in inflation and curb excessive liquidity, said a trading executive from Hong Kong-based major vegetable oils processing company.
The benchmark March contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives ended MYR72 lower at MYR2,630 a metric ton after tumbling as much as 2.7% or MYR74 to an intraday low of MYR2,628/ton.
"Prices are due for a correction as the rise in prices over the past few (trading) days wasn't sustainable," said a Kuala Lumpur-based broker. Prices were also pressured by talk of a marginal fall instead of a sharp decline in Malaysia's December palm oil output, as this may mean rising palm inventory levels since export demand had remained sluggish.
Export demand from China is expected to be little changed on month as the country purchased its requirements for until February during the October-November period, trade participants said. In October, China bought 496,229 tons of palm oil and 518,168 tons in November, according to data from China's General Administration of Customs.
Meanwhile, preliminary data from an industry body put Malaysia December CPO output down 5% on month, better than market expectations of a 12%-15% fall. Domestic palm oil reserves are expected to remain high as trade participants estimate palm oil imports from Indonesia may have risen to 90,000-110,000 tons in December as importers scrambled to move cargoes out of the country to the Malaysian ports of Pasir Gudang and Port Klang ahead of an increase in export taxes this month, shipping brokers said.
Towards the end of December, Indonesia said it would hike the duty on CPO exports to 3% in January, after maintaining it at zero for the past five months, as global palm oil prices and demand are expected to rise.
Panic selling in Chinese commodities on the Dalian Commodity Exchange served as a catalyst for losses in other commodity markets such as crude oil and soyoil futures. At 0951 GMT, light, sweet crude for February delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange was down 35 cents at $82.83 a barrel on Globex. March soyoil on the Chicago Board of Trade was trading 60 points lower at 40.47 cents a pound by the end on trade on the BMD in electronic session.
In the cash market, palm olein for February traded lower at $810/ton, April/May/June was $820/ton and $822.50/ton, free on board Malaysian ports, a Singapore-based broker said. Cash CPO for prompt delivery was offered MYR50 lower at MYR2,600/ton. Open interest on the BMD was 77,811 lots, up from 76,088 lots traded Wednesday. One lot is equivalent to 25 tons. A total of 16,843 lots of CPO were traded versus 14,379 lots traded Wednesday.
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Asian Crude Palm Oil Ends Down; Likely Lower Exports, Crude Oil (08 Jan 2010)
Crude palm oil futures on Malaysia's derivatives exchange fell for the second consecutive day in choppy trade Friday as weaker crude oil prices dragged other commodities lower. Prices briefly recovered, moving into positive territory during the afternoon session, but talk of likely lower palm oil export estimates for the Jan. 1-10 period kept prices in negative territory, trade participants said.
The benchmark March contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives ended MYR4 lower at MYR2,626 a metric ton after moving in MYR2,590-MYR2,634/ton range.
"Palm oil exports may have declined 15% on month to 350,000 tons from around 412,000 tons in the first 10 days of January," said a Malaysia-based exporter. "This will be bearish for palm oil as the weak numbers seem to suggest that Chinese buyers aren't making heavy purchases." Monday, cargo surveyors Intertek Agri Services and SGS (Malaysia) Bhd. will issue export estimates on Malaysian palm oil exports for the 10 days.
"If (end-December) palm oil inventory levels increased to 1.98-2 million tons, then palm oil prices may ease to MYR2,480-MYR2,515 level in the coming week," said a Kuala Lumpur-based trading executive. The government-owned Malaysian Palm Oil Board put end-November domestic palm oil reserves at 1.93 million tons, with output at 1.60 million tons. The industry regulator is expected to release palm oil stock, output and export numbers Monday.
At 1015 GMT, light, sweet crude for February on the New York Mercantile Exchange was trading 25 cents lower at $82.41 a barrel.
In other news, Malaysia's palm oil export earnings in 2010 may recover to pre-economic crisis levels amid an expected rise in global vegetable oils prices, while free-trade agreements that came into effect last week may give greater access to regional markets and resource-hungry China. With a projected export volume around 16 million-17 million tons and crude palm oil prices around MYR2,700-MYR3,000/ton, "palm oil export earnings may rise to MYR65 billion this year," Plantation Industries and Commodities Deputy Minister Hamzah Zainudin said.
In the cash market, palm olein for April/May/June was traded lower at $812.50/ton and $807.50/ton, while July/August/September was at $805/ton, free-on-board Malaysian ports, a Singapore-based broker said. Cash CPO for prompt delivery was offered MYR10 lower at MYR2,590/ton. Open interest on the BMD was 79,123 lots, up from 77,811 lots traded Thursday. One lot is equivalent to 25 tons. A total of 19,934 lots of CPO were traded versus 16,843 lots traded Thursday.
Crude palm oil futures on Malaysia's derivatives exchange fell for the second consecutive day in choppy trade Friday as weaker crude oil prices dragged other commodities lower. Prices briefly recovered, moving into positive territory during the afternoon session, but talk of likely lower palm oil export estimates for the Jan. 1-10 period kept prices in negative territory, trade participants said.
The benchmark March contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives ended MYR4 lower at MYR2,626 a metric ton after moving in MYR2,590-MYR2,634/ton range.
"Palm oil exports may have declined 15% on month to 350,000 tons from around 412,000 tons in the first 10 days of January," said a Malaysia-based exporter. "This will be bearish for palm oil as the weak numbers seem to suggest that Chinese buyers aren't making heavy purchases." Monday, cargo surveyors Intertek Agri Services and SGS (Malaysia) Bhd. will issue export estimates on Malaysian palm oil exports for the 10 days.
"If (end-December) palm oil inventory levels increased to 1.98-2 million tons, then palm oil prices may ease to MYR2,480-MYR2,515 level in the coming week," said a Kuala Lumpur-based trading executive. The government-owned Malaysian Palm Oil Board put end-November domestic palm oil reserves at 1.93 million tons, with output at 1.60 million tons. The industry regulator is expected to release palm oil stock, output and export numbers Monday.
At 1015 GMT, light, sweet crude for February on the New York Mercantile Exchange was trading 25 cents lower at $82.41 a barrel.
In other news, Malaysia's palm oil export earnings in 2010 may recover to pre-economic crisis levels amid an expected rise in global vegetable oils prices, while free-trade agreements that came into effect last week may give greater access to regional markets and resource-hungry China. With a projected export volume around 16 million-17 million tons and crude palm oil prices around MYR2,700-MYR3,000/ton, "palm oil export earnings may rise to MYR65 billion this year," Plantation Industries and Commodities Deputy Minister Hamzah Zainudin said.
In the cash market, palm olein for April/May/June was traded lower at $812.50/ton and $807.50/ton, while July/August/September was at $805/ton, free-on-board Malaysian ports, a Singapore-based broker said. Cash CPO for prompt delivery was offered MYR10 lower at MYR2,590/ton. Open interest on the BMD was 79,123 lots, up from 77,811 lots traded Thursday. One lot is equivalent to 25 tons. A total of 19,934 lots of CPO were traded versus 16,843 lots traded Thursday.
