...kini mengadakan promosi bagi peserta yang ingin menyertai seminar untuk dua segmen dengan diskaun sebanyak RM200 serta penginapan percuma (untuk seminar di Pusat Latihan PUABUMI sahaja)......rebutlah peluang mempelajari ilmu pelaburan ini...

Penginapan percuma hanya untuk penyertaan dua segmen di Pusat Latihan PUABUMI Kemaman, Terengganu sahaja...

Barisan Penceramah

Barisan Penceramah
Kami bersedia untuk turun padang membongkar rahsia pelaburan di Bursa Malaysia

Destinasi Seminar

Destinasi Seminar
Pakej Eksklusif Istimewa ~ Seminar Jutawan Saham dan CPO siri ke 3 adalah pembuka untuk tahun 2011 ini di Pusat Latihan PUABUMI pada 8hb dan 9hb Januari 2011

Seminar Jutawan Saham & CPO akan berada di Santuary Resort Cherating pada 15 Januari 2011 ( segmen ekuiti ) dan 16 Januari 2011 ( segmen CPO )

Kem Pelaburan PUABUMI II akan berada di Hotel Midah Kuala Lumpur pada 13 Ogos 2011 ( segmen CPO ) dan 14 Ogos 2011 ( segmen Ekuiti )

Seminar Jutawan Saham & CPO akan berada di Suria City Hotel, Johor Bahru pada 29 Januari 2011 ( segmen ekuiti ) dan 30 Januari 2011 ( segmen CPO )

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Market Review

Panic selling. The FBM KLCI lost 21.94 points at 1308.2 points yesterday, dragged down by renewed concerns of European debt woes and its contagion impact on the cyclical recovery of the global economy. Germany’s sudden move to ban short-selling had compounded the negative sentiment on global financial markets. Today’s corporate headlines are: Petra Energy files a writ of summons against seven persons in breach of their fiduciary duties, Bank Negara has reiterated that monetary policies will remain accommodative, Maxis intends to spend RM1.4bn on coverage extension and Wilmar has refuted claims that it has colluded with Indonesian officials to obtain tax breaks worth RM1.2bn. We expect our local market to remain volatile given the current global uncertainty. Crude Oil prices fell US$1.05 to US$68.36/barrel.

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Thursday, May 20, 2010

Market Review

Panic selling. The FBM KLCI lost 21.94 points at 1308.2 points yesterday, dragged down by renewed concerns of European debt woes and its contagion impact on the cyclical recovery of the global economy. Germany’s sudden move to ban short-selling had compounded the negative sentiment on global financial markets. Today’s corporate headlines are: Petra Energy files a writ of summons against seven persons in breach of their fiduciary duties, Bank Negara has reiterated that monetary policies will remain accommodative, Maxis intends to spend RM1.4bn on coverage extension and Wilmar has refuted claims that it has colluded with Indonesian officials to obtain tax breaks worth RM1.2bn. We expect our local market to remain volatile given the current global uncertainty. Crude Oil prices fell US$1.05 to US$68.36/barrel.

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