KLANG: Sultan Selangor, Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah (gambar) menyifatkan tindakan pihak tertentu mengadakan demonstrasi jalanan kerana membantah titah Sultan Perak, Sultan Azlan Shah berhubung pelantikan kerajaan baru di Perak, sebagai biadab.

Sambil melahirkan rasa dukacita dan kecewa baginda, Sultan Sharafuddin mengingatkan rakyat agar jangan mudah terpedaya dengan pihak yang sanggup mengambil risiko dengan perbuatan yang bersifat keji seperti biadab, derhaka, angkuh, jahil ilmu serta kemaruk kuasa.

RM1juta:- Hairan , Sultan Perak yang punya hal, Sultan Selangor pula yang murka. Harap pihak tuanku memikirkan perkara ini masak-masak. Rakyat sebenarnya sudah faham dan masak dengan scenario politik malaysia dan Barisan Nasional.Bukan sahaja Tuanku malahan seluruh sultan di Malaysia perlu berpijak dibumi yang nyata. Perlu lihat kebangkitan suara rakyat melawan ketidak adilan kuasa yang didalangi oleh mereka yang rakus merampas hak rakyat sehingga rakyat Malaysia kini sudah seperti merempat di bumi sendiri kerana keseluruhannya dimiliki oleh kerabat, kroni dan kroni. Apa lagi yang tinggal untuk rakyat. Rakyat bangkit diPerak kerana kerajaan yang mereka pilih telah tumbang akibat politik yang kotor lalu mereka cuba sarankan diadakan pilihanraya semula. Kalau sultan fikirkan kosnya dan anggap ianya membazir. Apa salah nya kerana wang yang ada pun adalah wang rakyat bukannya wang tuanku. Malahan harus diingat bahawa semua Sultan diMalaysia menerima elaun dari titik peluh wang rakyat. Siapa sebenanya yang berdaulat. Sultan yang dibayar dengan elaun dengan duit titik peluh rakyat tanpa melakukan apa-apa kerja yang boleh membantu rakyat atau Hamba rakyat yang tungkus lumus bekerja siang dan malam mendapatkan sesuap nasi tetapi dicukai dari segenap segi semata-mata untuk membayar elaun raja dan menteri serta kerabat-kerabat. Halalkah elaun tersebut jika tidak melakukan kerja yang sepatutnya.

Percayalah jika para Sultan tidak berubah dengan lebih berjiwa rakyat , pasti satu hari akan pupus dimuka bumi . Jika Sultan terus membuat kenyataan dan keputusan yang tidak disenangi rakyat, maka rakyat akan memberontak .

Persoalannya ? adakah Sultan sekarang berdaulat seperti dahulu. Adakah keturunan Sultan sekarang merupakan jalinan keturunan raja yang sejati (pure royal) atau sudah dicampur.Adakah raja-raja melayu sekarang melayu sejati atau sudah menjadi melayu campuran yang tidak layak lagi menjadi Raja melayu…FIKIRKAN

Sering juga kita dengar ramai yang tertipu oleh agen-agen dan syarikat kereta. Kereta yang ditrade in hilang tetapi masih menanggung hutang. Kereta yang dibeli tidak seperti kereta yang dilihat semasa kali pertama. Letak deposit tetapi tak dapat kereta dan lain-lain.
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Tak berperi kemanusian, tak malu, hanya berani dengan negara yang tak ada langsung KEKUATAN ketenteraan. Bayangkan apabila Israel menggunakan seluruh kekuatan ketenteraan mereka :- Kapal perang, Helikopter, jet pejuang, Kereta kebal dengan teknologi terkini tetapi hanya berani keatas negara yang langsung tidak ada kekuatan ketenteraan seperti Palestin. Yang hanya mampu berperang dengan menggunakan batu dan kayu.Nak tunjukkan kepada dunia yang kononnya mereka adalah kuat.Padahal mereka sebenarnya syok sendiri.Mendabik dada mengatakan perisikan mereka adalah yang terbaik tetapi tentera israel tetap tersalah tembak atau pura-pura tersalah tembak

Ini bukannya peperangan tetapi ini adalah proses penyembelihan. Jika benar Israel ingin menunjukkan kekuatan ketenteraan cubalah menyerang Iran atau Syria.Malahan Amerika yang diwar-warkan sebagai kuasa besar dunia dalam ketenteraan hanya mampu mengalahkan Iraq yang telah disekat ekonominya selama 10 tahun dan sebelumya telah diganyang oleh tentera bersekutu yang terdiri daripada Britain, Perancis, Amerika, dan lain-lain .

Apakah semua ini. Ini membuktikan bahawa Israel dan Amerika hanya berani berperang atau menyembelih mana-mana negara yang lemah atau negara yang tidak ada langsung kekuatan ketenteraan. Amerika sebenarnya masih lagi dihantui kekalahan mereka di Vietnam. BayangkanVietnam yang hanya berperang secara gerila mampu mengalahkan Amerika yang merupakan kuasa besar dunia dan sekarang hamper

Oleh yang demikian , untuk kita memertabatkan kembali kuasa negara-negara Islam dan bagi menjamin kesejahteraan Negara-negara Islam didunia, sesuatu perlu dilakukan oleh seluruh negara Islam didunia. Kesatuan ketenteraan Islam perlu diujudkan. Setiap negara diwajibkan untuk menghantar sekurang-kurangnya 1,000 orang tentera dengan kelengkapan penuh dan seluruh negara Islam mengeluarkan wang untuk membeli kapal perang, Kapal pejuang , kereta kebal dan senjata yang terkini.

Kesatuan tenter islam sedunia akan hadir ke negara negara yang diserang oleh pihak yang ingin ditakluk untuk membantu atau menghalang dari berlakunya sebarang pencerobahan.Kesatuan ini pasti akan menyebabkan mereka-mereka yang cuba melakukan pencerobahan untuk berfikir berkali-kali sebelum mereka melancarkan apa-apa serangan.Kesatuan tentera Islam akan menjadi pelindung kepada seluruh negara-negara Islam didunia.Bila lagi seluruh negara Islam didunia boleh bersatu.??

Mungkin sekarang hanya Iraq yang diserang, mungkin sekarang hanya afganistan yang diganyang, Mungkin sekarang hanya Palestin dan Lebanon yang diserang.Bila-bila masa negara Islam lain akan diserang diatas satu alasan yang telah menghalalkan penjajahan iaitu ‘memerangi pengganas’. Siapa yang sebenarnya pengganas. Jika Malaysia tiba-tiba ditudah menjadi tempat persembunyian pengganas, apa yang akan terjadi. Oleh yang demikian Kesatuan Tentera Islam perlu diujudkan untuk menjamin kesejahteraan negara-negara Islam ……..

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Madoff investor commits suicide
BBC News – 24 Dec 2008
A French investment manager who put $1.4bn (£1bn) into Bernard Madoff’s fraud-hit scheme has committed suicide in his New York office, police said. Rene-Thierry Magon de la Villehuchet, 65, was found sitting at his desk with both wrists slashed, New York police spokesman Paul Browne said. A bottle of sleeping pills was on his desk and a box cutter lay on the floor. Mr Madoff is accused of running a $50bn (£34bn) Ponzi scheme that wiped out investors around the world. Big funds like Mr Villehuchet’s were especially hard hit.
Paris newspaper La Tribune said he spent the past week trying “day and night to find a way to recoup his investors’ money”. Mr Villehuchet, who was married without children, was co-founder of money manager Access International.
Legal case
Mr Madoff’s fraud has ensnared Wall Street investors and charities around the world, although the full extent of the losses is as yet unknown.
He is under house arrest in his Manhattan apartment, and his assets have been frozen.
Another investor who gave Mr Madoff $2m (£1.35m) to manage has taken legal action against US financial regulators.
Phyllis Molchatsky, a 61-year-old retiree from New York, is seeking $1.7m in damages from the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
It is believed to be the first attempt by an investor to recover losses from the SEC
From Paris to Tokyo, more Madoff victims emerge
Bloomberg (International Herald Tribune) – 16 Dec 2008
MADRID: More banks, from Paris to Tokyo to Madrid, emerged Monday as victims of Bernard Madoff’s alleged Ponzi scheme.
BNP Paribas, the biggest French bank, said Sunday that it has as much as €350 million, or $472 million, at risk from Madoff’s investment advisory business. Nomura Holdings of Japan has ¥27.5 billion, or $302 million, at risk from Madoff’s funds, while Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria of Spain may face up to €300 million in losses.
Madoff, 70, was arrested by federal prosecutors Thursday and charged with operating what he told his sons was a long-running Ponzi scheme in the New York-based firm’s business advising rich people, hedge funds and institutions. He told senior employees that the firm was insolvent and “had been for years,” prosecutors said in the criminal complaint.
“A frothy market encourages slack oversight,” said Peter Hahn, a fellow of finance at London’s Cass Business School. “Whenever something like this happens, everyone who has been hit will comb through their investments.”
The Madoff collapse comes as banks and investment companies are reeling from falling asset prices and sputtering economies after the U.S. subprime mortgage market crash. Financial firms have reported almost $1 trillion of credit losses and writedowns since the start of 2007, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
Madoff, who had advised the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on how to regulate markets, described his investment management operations as “one big lie,” prosecutors said. Investors have disclosed about $24 billion of investments in Madoff’s funds, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Ira Sorkin, a lawyer at Dickstein Shapiro in New York representing Madoff, did not reply to a phone call and e-mail seeking comment. Sorkin said on Saturday that the situation was “a tragedy.”
BNP Paribas fell as much as 9.8 percent in Paris trading after reporting its Madoff exposure and suffering a setback in its plan to buy the Belgian operations of Fortis. The Brussels Court of Appeals ruled Friday that the sale of Fortis assets must be put to investors for a vote before Feb. 12. The court decision complicates BNP Paribas’s plan to complete the purchase quickly and preserve Fortis’s customer base.
BBVA, the Spanish lender, said it may face losses from the hedging of structured products linked to Madoff. BBVA acted for other financial institutions and investors to set up products linked to third-party funds that had invested in Madoff Investment Securities, the Bilbao, Spain-based lender said in a filing Monday to market regulators in Madrid. BBVA has no direct investments in Madoff.
Banco Santander, a Spanish rival, said Sunday that its hedge fund unit invested €2.33 billion of client funds with Madoff. The bank’s Optimal Investment Services unit placed money with Madoff through its Optimal Strategic U.S. Equity fund, the Spanish lender said.
“It’s not Santander’s own money, and they’re not to blame, but of course it will be taken as something negative,” said Alberto Espelosin, a manager at Ibercaja Gestion.
Santander dropped as much as 4.9 percent in Madrid trading Monday. Santander, based in the Spanish city of the same name, lost 53 percent of its market value this year. BBVA advanced 4 cents, or 0.5 percent, to €8.36.
Royal Bank of Scotland could lose as much as £400 million, or $601 million, on investments linked to Madoff. The bank, 58 percent owned by the government, said it had “exposure” through trading and collateralized lending to funds of hedge funds invested with Madoff.
Natixis, based in Paris, said Monday that it has as much as €450 million of client funds invested with Madoff.
Man Group, Europe’s largest publicly traded hedge-fund company, has about $360 million invested directly or indirectly in funds linked to Madoff. The investments in two Madoff funds represent 0.5 percent of Man’s total assets under management, the London-based company said.
HSBC Holdings, Europe’s largest bank by market value, may have about $1 billion at stake, The Financial Times said, citing people close to the situation. Brendan McNamara, a spokesman for HSBC, declined to comment on the matter.
The list of victims of the alleged scheme may also include the real-estate magnate Mortimer Zuckerman, the foundation of the Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel, Senator Frank Lautenberg and a charity of the movie director Steven Spielberg, The Wall Street Journal reported, without saying where it got the information.

Banks hit worldwide by US ‘fraud’
BBC – 16 Dec 2008
Some of the world’s biggest banks have revealed they are victims of an alleged fraud which has lost $50bn (£33bn).
Bernard Madoff, who was arrested on Thursday, has been charged with fraud in what is being described as one of the biggest-ever such cases.
Among the banks that have been hit are Britain’s HSBC and RBS, Spain’s Santander and France’s BNP Paribas.
Other victims include film director Stephen Spielberg’s Wunderkinder Foundation charity.
One of the City’s best-known fund managers has criticised US regulators for not detecting the alleged fraud.
Nicola Horlick, boss of Bramdean investments, told the BBC: “I think now it is very difficult for people to invest in things that are meant to be regulated in America, because they have fallen down on the job.”
“This is the biggest financial scandal, probably in the history of the markets – $50bn is a huge amount of money,” she said.
Counting the cost
Banks and financial institutions across the world had investments with Bernard Madoff, but not all have yet confirmed what their potential losses might be.
Among the potential losers is Spain’s largest bank, Santander, which owns the UK High Street banks Abbey, Alliance & Leicester and Bradford & Bingley.
The bank had a direct exposure of 17m euros ($23m; £15m), but clients of its Optimal fund management unit have another 2.3bn euros invested in the firm run by Bernard Madoff
Britain’s HSBC said it had investments of about $1bn, which could be affected.
Royal Bank of Scotland said it could potentially lose about £400m ($601m) if all its investments had to be written off.
The French bank, Natixis, a subsidiary of Caisse d’Epargne and Banque Populaire, said it could potentially lose up to 450m euros (£402m; $605m).
One of the world’s biggest investment groups, Man, said it had invested about $360m through its RMF institutional fund of funds business, representing 0.5% of its total funds.
Banking shares fell around the world, with Royal Bank of Scotland dropping 3.7%, HSBC losing 1.2% and banks making up the top four losers on New York’s Dow Jones Industrial Average.
‘Systemic failure’
Meanwhile, some of the biggest private losers seem to have been members of the Palm Beach country club, where many of Mr Madoff’s wealthy clients were recruited.
According to some reports, the list of prominent victims include a New Jersey Senator, the owners of the New York Mets and the charities run by film director Stephen Spielberg and Nobel Prize winning writer Elie Wiesel.
Mrs Horlick said 9% of Bramdean’s own funds were invested with Mr Madoff, but that even if the money was written off, the fund involved would be down just 4%.
“I just want to make it clear to investors that even after this, they would have done extremely well, relative to anything else they could have invested in,” she said.
In a statement, Bramdean said: “The allegations made appear to point to a systemic failure of the regulatory and securities markets regime in the US.”
However, some argued that the fund managers should themselves have done more.
“City figures cannot call for light touch regulation yet at the same time complain that regulators missed risks that the industry failed to spot,” said Simon Morris, a partner with City law firm CMS Cameron McKenna.
“It’s the unequivocal job of the fund manager to check out the bona fides of whoever they chose to pass their customers’ money onto,” he said.
Antonio Borges, chairman of the Hedge Fund Standards Board, said the scandal highlighted the need for “robust governance practices and oversight via independent boards, which will challenge management procedures and behaviour”.
Meanwhile one of the City’s watchdogs, the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) called on whistleblowers to come forward with evidence of corporate wrongdoing in the wake of the credit crunch.
The Serious Fraud Office said it wanted workers, former staff and shareholders to step up with information over suspected fraud in the current financial turmoil.
Director Richard Alderman said: “Our objective is to ensure that we can bring offenders to justice as quickly as possible.”
High returns promised
US prosecutors say Mr Madoff, a former head of the Nasdaq stock market, masterminded a fraud of massive proportions through his hedge fund and investment advisory business.
Mr Madoff is alleged to have used money from new investors to pay off existing investors in the fund.
A federal judge has appointed a receiver to oversee Mr Madoff firm’s assets and customer accounts, while the 70-year-old banker has been released on $10m bail.
Mr Madoff founded Bernard L Madoff Investment Securities in 1960, but also ran a separate hedge fund business.
According to the US Attorney’s criminal complaint filed in court, Mr Madoff told at least three employees on Wednesday that the hedge fund business – which served up to 25 clients and had $17.1bn under management – was a fraud and had been insolvent for years.
He said he was “finished”, that he had “absolutely nothing” and “it’s all just one big lie”, and that it was “basically, a giant Ponzi scheme”, the complaint said.
If found guilty, US prosecutors say he could face up to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $5m

Banks hit worldwide by US ‘fraud’
BBC – 16 Dec 2008
Some of the world’s biggest banks have revealed they are victims of an alleged fraud which has lost $50bn (£33bn).
Bernard Madoff, who was arrested on Thursday, has been charged with fraud in what is being described as one of the biggest-ever such cases.
Among the banks that have been hit are Britain’s HSBC and RBS, Spain’s Santander and France’s BNP Paribas.
Other victims include film director Stephen Spielberg’s Wunderkinder Foundation charity.
One of the City’s best-known fund managers has criticised US regulators for not detecting the alleged fraud.
Nicola Horlick, boss of Bramdean investments, told the BBC: “I think now it is very difficult for people to invest in things that are meant to be regulated in America, because they have fallen down on the job.”
“This is the biggest financial scandal, probably in the history of the markets – $50bn is a huge amount of money,” she said.
Counting the cost
Banks and financial institutions across the world had investments with Bernard Madoff, but not all have yet confirmed what their potential losses might be.
Among the potential losers is Spain’s largest bank, Santander, which owns the UK High Street banks Abbey, Alliance & Leicester and Bradford & Bingley.
The bank had a direct exposure of 17m euros ($23m; £15m), but clients of its Optimal fund management unit have another 2.3bn euros invested in the firm run by Bernard Madoff
Britain’s HSBC said it had investments of about $1bn, which could be affected.
Royal Bank of Scotland said it could potentially lose about £400m ($601m) if all its investments had to be written off.
The French bank, Natixis, a subsidiary of Caisse d’Epargne and Banque Populaire, said it could potentially lose up to 450m euros (£402m; $605m).
One of the world’s biggest investment groups, Man, said it had invested about $360m through its RMF institutional fund of funds business, representing 0.5% of its total funds.
Banking shares fell around the world, with Royal Bank of Scotland dropping 3.7%, HSBC losing 1.2% and banks making up the top four losers on New York’s Dow Jones Industrial Average.
‘Systemic failure’
Meanwhile, some of the biggest private losers seem to have been members of the Palm Beach country club, where many of Mr Madoff’s wealthy clients were recruited.
According to some reports, the list of prominent victims include a New Jersey Senator, the owners of the New York Mets and the charities run by film director Stephen Spielberg and Nobel Prize winning writer Elie Wiesel.
Mrs Horlick said 9% of Bramdean’s own funds were invested with Mr Madoff, but that even if the money was written off, the fund involved would be down just 4%.
“I just want to make it clear to investors that even after this, they would have done extremely well, relative to anything else they could have invested in,” she said.
In a statement, Bramdean said: “The allegations made appear to point to a systemic failure of the regulatory and securities markets regime in the US.”
However, some argued that the fund managers should themselves have done more.
“City figures cannot call for light touch regulation yet at the same time complain that regulators missed risks that the industry failed to spot,” said Simon Morris, a partner with City law firm CMS Cameron McKenna.
“It’s the unequivocal job of the fund manager to check out the bona fides of whoever they chose to pass their customers’ money onto,” he said.
Antonio Borges, chairman of the Hedge Fund Standards Board, said the scandal highlighted the need for “robust governance practices and oversight via independent boards, which will challenge management procedures and behaviour”.

From Paris to Tokyo, more Madoff victims emerge
Bloomberg (International Herald Tribune) – 16 Dec 2008
MADRID: More banks, from Paris to Tokyo to Madrid, emerged Monday as victims of Bernard Madoff’s alleged Ponzi scheme.
BNP Paribas, the biggest French bank, said Sunday that it has as much as €350 million, or $472 million, at risk from Madoff’s investment advisory business. Nomura Holdings of Japan has ¥27.5 billion, or $302 million, at risk from Madoff’s funds, while Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria of Spain may face up to €300 million in losses.
Madoff, 70, was arrested by federal prosecutors Thursday and charged with operating what he told his sons was a long-running Ponzi scheme in the New York-based firm’s business advising rich people, hedge funds and institutions. He told senior employees that the firm was insolvent and “had been for years,” prosecutors said in the criminal complaint.
“A frothy market encourages slack oversight,” said Peter Hahn, a fellow of finance at London’s Cass Business School. “Whenever something like this happens, everyone who has been hit will comb through their investments.”
The Madoff collapse comes as banks and investment companies are reeling from falling asset prices and sputtering economies after the U.S. subprime mortgage market crash. Financial firms have reported almost $1 trillion of credit losses and writedowns since the start of 2007, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
Madoff, who had advised the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on how to regulate markets, described his investment management operations as “one big lie,” prosecutors said. Investors have disclosed about $24 billion of investments in Madoff’s funds, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Ira Sorkin, a lawyer at Dickstein Shapiro in New York representing Madoff, did not reply to a phone call and e-mail seeking comment. Sorkin said on Saturday that the situation was “a tragedy.”
BNP Paribas fell as much as 9.8 percent in Paris trading after reporting its Madoff exposure and suffering a setback in its plan to buy the Belgian operations of Fortis. The Brussels Court of Appeals ruled Friday that the sale of Fortis assets must be put to investors for a vote before Feb. 12. The court decision complicates BNP Paribas’s plan to complete the purchase quickly and preserve Fortis’s customer base.
BBVA, the Spanish lender, said it may face losses from the hedging of structured products linked to Madoff. BBVA acted for other financial institutions and investors to set up products linked to third-party funds that had invested in Madoff Investment Securities, the Bilbao, Spain-based lender said in a filing Monday to market regulators in Madrid. BBVA has no direct investments in Madoff.
Banco Santander, a Spanish rival, said Sunday that its hedge fund unit invested €2.33 billion of client funds with Madoff. The bank’s Optimal Investment Services unit placed money with Madoff through its Optimal Strategic U.S. Equity fund, the Spanish lender said.
“It’s not Santander’s own money, and they’re not to blame, but of course it will be taken as something negative,” said Alberto Espelosin, a manager at Ibercaja Gestion.
Santander dropped as much as 4.9 percent in Madrid trading Monday. Santander, based in the Spanish city of the same name, lost 53 percent of its market value this year. BBVA advanced 4 cents, or 0.5 percent, to €8.36.
Royal Bank of Scotland could lose as much as £400 million, or $601 million, on investments linked to Madoff. The bank, 58 percent owned by the government, said it had “exposure” through trading and collateralized lending to funds of hedge funds invested with Madoff.
Natixis, based in Paris, said Monday that it has as much as €450 million of client funds invested with Madoff.
Man Group, Europe’s largest publicly traded hedge-fund company, has about $360 million invested directly or indirectly in funds linked to Madoff. The investments in two Madoff funds represent 0.5 percent of Man’s total assets under management, the London-based company said.
HSBC Holdings, Europe’s largest bank by market value, may have about $1 billion at stake, The Financial Times said, citing people close to the situation. Brendan McNamara, a spokesman for HSBC, declined to comment on the matter.
The list of victims of the alleged scheme may also include the real-estate magnate Mortimer Zuckerman, the foundation of the Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel, Senator Frank Lautenberg and a charity of the movie director Steven Spielberg, The Wall Street Journal reported, without saying where it got the information.

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Pure Investor / PIPS (www.pureinvestor.com, www.gopips.com)
Prowealth Solutions (www.prowealthsolutions.com)
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R
Reges Enterprise Sdn Bhd (www.regesenterprises.com)
Remno Club (www.remnoclub.com)
Remisier (www.remisier.com)
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S
Sunshine Empire (www.sunshine-empire.com)
Swiss Mutual Fund (www.swisscash.com, www.swisscash.biz) *(Press Release)
Sweden Fund (www.swedenfund.com)
Solid Investment (www.solidinvestment.com)
Smartcash (www.smartcash.com)
Sime Securities (www.simesecurities.net)
Starr-Bradley Associates Inc (www.starrbradleyinc.com)
Splitindex
Steinberg Investment Research AG
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T
Tian Ping (www.tianping2u.com)
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U
UeBond (www.uebond.com)
United Capital Management Inc (www.brentwoodtrust.com)
Universe Asset Management Inc / Tony So
Ugifund
UKLI Limited
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V
Venturemax International (www.venturemax.com)
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W
Win Li Fund (www.winlifund.com)
Whitman Pearce & Partners (www.whitmanpearce.com)
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Z
Ziyaaudhin NYC Agency Sdn Bhd

Alpha Numeric
A3 Union (www.a3union.com)
3A Consulting Group Sdn Bhd
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Last updated: 31 October 2008