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Let see, how these small cap progressing... make ur own homework.... -- OSK announced 50 Jewels 2010 few days ago. These 50 are small capital companies with more than 1.5 billion capital, raise from 1 billion capital from previous year. These companies are expected to grow and give 5 to 15 percent return in 2010. Below are OSK top 10 picks.   credit via business time Besides these 10 top picks, there are still 40 more stocks selected  by OSK which expect to perform well in 2010. Below are OSK 50 jewels in 2010. OSK 50 JEWELS 2010 1. ADVENTA 26. KPJ 2. AEONCR 27. LEADER 3. AJIYA 28. LIONIND 4. ALAM 29. LITRAK 5. AXREIT 30. MASTEEL 6. CBSTECH 31. MAMEE 7. CENTURY 32. MBMR 8. CIHLDG 33. MSPORTS 9. COASTAL 34. NAIM 10. DELLOYD 35. NHFATT 11. EFFICIEN 36. NOTION 12. ENG 37. NTPM 13. EPMB 38. PADINI 14. EVERGRN 39. PANTECH 15. FABER 40. PELIKAN 16. FREIGHT 41. PLENITU 17....

LEVERAGING FULLY ON NICHE AREAS 35. We must intensify efforts to fully leverage on the potential of sectors in which we have the advantage, including the services sector. To date, the contribution of the services sector to GDP is 58% and has the potential to be developed further. Thus, we have to focus on niche areas with potential and move up the value chain as well as generate higher returns. The areas include tourism, information technology and communication (ICT), finance and Islamic banking, halal and green technology industries. DEVELOPING GREEN TECHNOLOGY 54. Green technology has the potential to become an important sector in economic development. Towards this, the Government launched the National Green Technology Policy in August. The objective of the policy is to provide direction towards management of sustainable environment. To further promote the development of green technology activities, the Government will: First: Restructure the Malaysia Energy Centre as ...

10MP Illussion??? Thestar: Saturday June 12, 2010 By JAGDEV SINGH SIDHU jagdev@thestar.com.my Will the 10th Malaysia Plan put us on track to high income status? ON paper, it seems promising. But will it fall short on execution? That question may seem like a cynic’s oft-quoted critique, but it resonates with the sentiments of the general Malaysian populace who were over the week given large doses of information on how the Government plans to steer the country towards a high income nation. All of that – and some – were encapsulated in the 420-page 10th Malaysia Plan. For starters, the broad plan sets a target growth rate of 6% per annum over the span of 2011-2015 to bring the country closer to its aspiration to turn into a high income nation by 2020. The Government will fork out some RM230bil on development, just as it did in the Ninth Malaysia Plan (9MP). Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak tabling the 10th Malaysia Plan in parliament on Wednesday.   Essen...

What is going on with government budget and spending? What cause defisit? To reduce impact to government servant, lets revise again government salary make it more higher. It is showed that only 3 million pay tax from 11million workers, strange isn't it? To get more money forgovernment the best way to do are: i) create more tax such gst, married tax, child tax and etc.. ii) currently government servant more than 70% from their income excluded from tax, compare to private workers only 10%-20%. To get more tax pay, government servant shouldn't pay any income tax and make public servant paid income tax 100% from their income without any rebate or etc. iii) all basic amenities such medication, education, security and etc provide free to public servant and private workers must pay without any subsidy provided. iv) increase water and electricity tariff; and petrol/gas must be higher at least equivalent  to singapore rate. To ease government servant, new allowance must be introduced su...