Malaysia

London, May 2. Cable has revisited yesterday"s early NY session high of 1.9873 after sating sell interest circa 1.9850. Further supply is touted ahead of 1.9900 (yesterday"s high was 1.9910).

Fresh M&A-related GBP demand by a French bank, plus GBP buying out of Germany, were flagged as factors in cable"s sharp lift off the intra-day low of 1.9724 plumbed after the 07:00GMT disclosure of weak Halifax UK house price data. The French bank was also an M&A-related GBP buyer yesterday (and last month). Their interest reportedly derives from EDF"s planned bid for British Energy, which is valued at GBP 9bn.

Today"s key event risk is the 12:30GMT publication of April"s US employment report. Down 75k is the Non-Farm Payroll consensus forecast, to follow March"s 80k NFP drop. [email protected]

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Everyone sidelined waiting for the ball to roll in 1 minute

8:30pm USD http://www.forexfactory.com/images/m...mpact_high.gif Nonfarm Employment Change -20K -80K -81Khttp://www.forexfactory.com/images/m...us_revised.gif
8:30pm USD http://www.forexfactory.com/images/m...mpact_high.gif Unemployment Rate 5.0% 5.2% 5.1%

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Thanks ALLAH.
-Target meets in 2 days. (first testing)

an Francisco, May 2. The next round of stops has been triggered on USD/JPY above 105.50 with more eyed above 105.70. The anecdotal reports that US manufacturers have ceased outsourcing and move jobs back onshore due to the weak USD appears to ring true given the better than expected jobs data. Remember some bank analysts have made recent calls forecasting a rise to 107.00 or beyond, mirroring expectations from Japanese exporters that the rally has further to run on the break of 105.00. Recent IMM and retail data has shown the market to be short, adding to short- covering and the upside momentum. The USD index is now at a two month high, and DJIA futures remain firm, up 117 pts. US ten-yr bond yields have extended gaisn above 3.84% from the lows of 3.72% this morning. 106.75 is the next target if the stops at 105.70/75 are breached. USD/JPY trades at 105.51 with a high of 105.70 so far. [email protected]

13:05 EUR/USD: Rebound Retakes 1.54"s
London, May 2. EUR/USD hit 1.5362, according to all the toys, amid the latest Dollar rally but the pair has initially failed to hold at the lower levels. Profit-taking has been sparked by significant technical supports coming into sight. Moving average, Fibo and other lows form a significant support zone into 1.5350 with option players also noting structures in play at the price.

The EUR/USD bounce has retaken the 1.5400 level, hitting 1.5405, but selling into this rebound strength will be preferred so spot will struggle in the 1.54"s in the near-term. [email protected]

T R A N S L A T I O N
欧元/美元：重大支持令空头胆怯

欧元/美元在最近美元升势中跌至1.5362，重要技术支持在1.5350 (均线、fibo支持及低点) ，该位另有期权，空头在此前回补，汇价反弹到1.5405，短期预计难以在1.54档站稳，倾向逢高抛售。

美元兑欧元升至五周高点 因就业数据好于预期

新浪财经讯 北京时间5月2日消息，美元兑欧元汇率上涨至五周高点，原因是政府报告显示美国4月份就业数据好于经济学家此前预期，表明美国经济有可能将免于衰退。

　　纽约时间9:26，美元兑欧元汇率从昨天的1.5475美元上升0.5%，至1.5398美元，此前曾上触1.5361美元，是自3月24日以来的最高水平；美元兑日圆(105.23,0.8800,0.84%,吧)汇率从104.44日圆上升1%，至105.47日圆，此前曾上升至105.70日圆，是自2月28日以来的最高水平。欧元兑日圆汇率从161.60日圆上升至162.35日圆。



USDJPY
Strategy: [email protected] We booked a quick 86pt profit on this morning"s long trade when prices stalled near the 100-day MA by 105.65. Prior key resistance at 105.00 is now support and our initial dip-buying point. We see an eventual move to the Feb 22 swing low at 106.75 targeted and will re-buy on a break above the current 105.70 highs.

EURUSD
Profits have been booked on the short trade and downside pressure persist and the 1.5365 target has been met. 1.5362 the low on our charts and a rebound from here now seen. Daily trend studies continue to favor lower with oversold levels close. Will sell corrective strength or a clear break of the aforementioned 1.5365 fibo support. (AS) 12:50 GMT

Title: EUR/USD ST: The downside prevails Summary: As long as 1.58 is not broken up, we favour a down move with 1.525 and then 1.5 as next targets. Story: Our pivot point stands at 1.58.

Our preference: As long as 1.58 is not broken up, we favour a down move with 1.525 and then 1.5 as next targets.

Alternative scenario: A break above 1.58 would open the way to 1.6 and then to 1.627.

Comment: The daily technical indicators are bearish and do not show any reversal signs.

Trend: ST limited decline; MT bullish.

Supports and resistances:
1.627 **
1.6 **
1.58 ***
1.5404 last
1.525 *
1.5 **
1.495 **

The above are from my Broker. T.Y.A.O.R.

I have earned my Pips for the week and out of here. Just remember Friday is profit taking day. Tomorrow is a holiday!

Hi finsbury,

could you pls share with us abt ur setting and system. it looks very nice. buy the way how abt neuroshell???? can share with us abt the setting too? how to write the program?????

Euro Outlook

20:01 GMT May 2nd EUR/USD opened NY around 1.5460 having traded 1.5450/00 overnight. Ahead of US non-farm payrolls, widely expected at -80k, EUR/USD was trading around 1.5475 when the surprise -20k print with no material revision to the previous month shocked the market. EUR/USD plummeted to 1.5362 at its nadir however profit taking and order fills forced a sharp rebound. Oil futures rallied despite the dollar's strength because "the economy is doing better than expected hence more demand"; they closed up $3.80 at $116.32. This goosed EUR/USD back up to 1.5437 post NFP highs, the close was 1.5410.

The crazy logic of the energy traders seemed to pervade FX markets. Strong US factory orders, up 1.4% in March, ex-transportation a whopping 2.2% vastly outstripped expectations and should have helped the buck but didn't. Traders were too busy gobbling up EUR/JPY because equity markets were roaring, the peak was 162.60, the close 162.35 up 45 pips on the session. The market shrugged off news that French PM Fillon stated "recent fluctuations of the Euro have been way too brutal" was shrugged off. PCW /rs


Update on supports and resistances. Story: Pivot: 1.5475

Our preference: Short positions below 1.5475 with targets @ 1.5345 & 1.53 in extension.

Alternative scenario: Above 1.5475 look for further upside with 1.5525 & 1.5614 as targets.

Comments: the pair struck against the lower boundary of a bearish channel (former support).

The EUR is falling and the USD is weak
The financial media is abuzz with the Great Dollar Recovery story, but the real news traders need to focus on is the fall in the EUR. The USD is relatively stable at weak levels against most other major currencies—AUD/USD is only 150 pips below recent highs; USD/CAD remains mired in a 1.00-1.03 range; GBP/USD is stuck in a 1.96-2.00 range; and USD/JPY is slightly above the 103-105 range that has dominated for the last several weeks. The real mover over the last two weeks has been the EUR, and its southern cousin Swissy, but it gives the appearance that the USD is strengthening as the USD index has moved higher, since it’s nearly 80% composed of European currencies. In last week’s report, I highlighted that the EUR/USD was threatening to break lower and suggested several selling levels, which ultimately proved successful, as well as key support levels that were likely to trigger fresh losses. This past week saw those support levels broken and EUR/USD did extend its decline. The downside continues to attract as Eurozone data continues to print weaker (March German retail sales fell -0.1%; April unemployment rate rose from 7.8% to 7.9%; prelim.-April CPI declined MoM; mixed to weaker EC confidence readings). But most importantly, EU officials continue to speak out on the need for the Euro to weaken further.

ECB Pres. Trichet repeated his concerns that Euro strength could jeopardize economic growth. EU finance chief Juncker was more explicit on Friday, noting that the EUR had declined, but that it needed to weaken further still. French PM Fillon, also on Friday, raised the prospect of a coordinated effort to weaken the EUR and strengthen the USD, saying that Europe could not bear the sole brunt of global currency re-balancing. The G7 statement several weeks ago implicitly noted a specific price level that EUR/USD should return to, namely where it was at the time of the last G7 meeting on Feb 9, around 1.4500. While it seems unlikely that EUR/USD will go there in straight line, it is a reasonable multi-week objective to keep in mind. In the meantime, EUR/USD has fallen further and new technical levels to keep an eye on are resistance between 1.5470 (the top of the Ichimoku cloud—prices have now fallen inside the cloud) and 1.5550 (the low from the prior week). I look for EUR/USD to continue to move lower while that zone of resistance is holds; a daily close back above suggests corrective potential higher. To the downside, the 1.5330/40 level (a key low since the initial break over 1.50, hit on 3/24) is the likely trigger to fresh losses, with the base of the Ichimoku cloud still at 1.5134 as the next objective. (For those unfamiliar with Ichimoku charts, please see my article on the subject from the March SFO magazine located in our ‘Newsroom’, under the ‘About’ tab on Forex.com.) EUR weakness is also evident on the crosses and I also favor selling strength in EUR/JPY and EUR/AUD in particular.


The Fed pauses. So what?

The ostensible rebound in the USD is partly explained by the Fed’s signal that additional interest rate cuts may not happen, but the Fed left itself wiggle-room to ease again “as needed’ depending on economic developments. I would suggest that the US economy remains exceptionally fragile and is likely to take a turn for the worse before the outlook improves, so additional Fed cuts are still a possibility. The problem is, another cut of 25 or 50 bps is unlikely to make a material difference to the US outlook and so it becomes largely academic whether the Fed cuts again. For the time being, though, widening interest rate differentials have ceased to be a USD negative. The data this week gave the ‘glass half full’ crowd reason to celebrate that the US downturn is likely to stay mild. But the sub-currents of the data remain troubling, and I would specifically note the employment gauges: the sharp increase in weekly jobless claims (not reflected in the April NFP survey period) and continued rise in continuing claims; sharp declines in the employment components of the Chicago PMI (down about 10 points) and the ISM manufacturing (down about 4 points), which reflect future hiring expectations. So despite the ‘better than expected’ April NFP, forward looking jobs indicators are pointing to greater weakness. Keep an eye on the employment index in next week’s ISM services index.

I’ll stress again that while the worst may be over for the financial sector, and I doubt even that—see below, the broader consumer-led economy remains in dire straits. High and rising energy prices, falling home values, rising unemployment, and tight credit conditions have put the US consumer in a bind that is unlikely to be broken this year. The housing downturn in all likelihood needs to see further price declines before prices can begin to stabilize, and that spells further pain for US households and a likely second round of defaults by even credit-worthy borrowers who simply find themselves in upside down mortgages. The much hoped for boost to the economy from tax rebates seems likely to only dull the pain slightly, but not resolve any of those bigger issues. Keep it in perspective: the current fiscal stimulus plan amounts to about 1.3% of GDP against a backdrop of falling home values, tight credit, rising unemployment and sky-high gas prices; the post 9/11 stimulus package amounted to around 6% of GDP and everything else back then was still pretty hunky dory. US interest rates are going to remain low into 2009 at the minimum and the USD will consequently remain biased toward weakness.

Credit concerns rise again

The Fed, ECB and SNB (Swiss National Bank) today announced another increase and extension of liquidity operations to un-stick still sticky credit markets. This is both good—they’re still working to provide liquidity—but also bad, because credit market conditions have not improved. Despite massive capital infusions, with more likely to come, banks continue to hoard cash and remain reluctant to lend to each other much less Main Street. On top of that, fresh concerns surfaced on Friday when a major US bank appeared to back off from guaranteeing the debt of the largest US mortgage lender, which the bank is acquiring, leading to that debt being downgraded to ‘junk’ status. Nearly every day as I look at the news headlines I see ratings downgrades to various RMBS (residential mortgage backed securities) issues flash by, meaning the value of RMBS debt continues to erode. The financial sector is chasing a moving target (and yes, it’s moving lower) as they seek fresh capital to cover prior losses, new losses continue, requiring still more capital-raising and cash-hoarding and non-lending.

While I would like to believe in the stock market break to the upside this past week, I think it has been rejected with Friday’s price action. In particular, I would note a significant candlestick pattern on the S&P banking index (a doji, potentially a shooting star), suggesting at the minimum indecision on the break higher, and more ominously a failure and rejection lower. If it is a failure, what does that mean for FX? In all likelihood another increase in risk aversion, potentially leading to a sharp move lower in the JPY-crosses. In particular, I would favor selling EUR/JPY and GBP/JPY on strength, as both EUR and GBP are likely to experience relative weakness going forward, due to expected interest rate cuts and slowing growth outlooks. This view also favors the one global region where indications are still positive—Asia. A daily close back below 104.80/105.00 in USD/JPY is a good clue that the JPY-crosses have peaked.

RBA, ECB and BOE rate decisions next week

Three key central banks are set to announce interest rate decisions next week: the RBA on Tuesday afternoon Sydney-time, and the BOE and ECB on Thursday morning NY- time. Market expectations are for all three to hold rates steady, but there is still the potential for significant currency impact depending on the guidance offered by each. The RBA had been expected to raise rates one more time in the current cycle, but slower global growth and deteriorating business confidence amid slower global growth may take that rate hike off the table, hurting AUD in the process. The BOE would certainly be justified in cutting rates again, but markets are expecting a delay until the June meeting. Still, the risks are that weaker interim data have swayed the MPC to cut now. The ECB will definitely hold rates steady, but Trichet may be more vocal about the need for the EUR to soften further or highlight recent declines in sentiment and suggest that the growth outlook has deteriorated further, adding to EUR-downside pressure.

Key data and events to watch next week

US data begins on Monday with the April ISM non-manufacturing (service sector) sentiment index, which covers the other 85% of the economy outside manufacturing. Tuesday sees only weekly ABC consumer confidence, which just hit a new cycle low in the last week at -41. Wednesday sees preliminary 1Q non-farm productivity, unit labor costs, March pending home sales and consumer credit. Thursday sees weekly jobless/continuing claims and March wholesale inventories. Friday sees only the US March trade deficit. There are numerous Fed speakers, but most appear to be addressing mortgage foreclosures and not the economic outlook or interest rates. Former Fed chair Greenspan speaks on Thursday afternoon NY time and could drop some bombs.
Eurozone data begins on Monday with only the May Sentix Investor Confidence index. Tuesday sees final-April Eurozone services PMI’s and March Eurozone PPI. Wednesday sees March Eurozone retail sales and German March factory orders. Thursday sees German March trade balance and industrial production, followed by the ECB rate decision and press conference. Friday sees French and Dutch March industrial production.

UK data starts on Tuesday with the April Services PMI in the morning, followed at midnight by April Nationwide Building Society consumer confidence. Wednesday morning sees March industrial and manufacturing production and the April BRC shop price index, a private inflation gauge. Thursday see only the BOE MPC rate decision.

Japanese markets will be closed until Wednesday for the Golden Week Holidays and no data is scheduled until Friday morning Tokyo-time and then only the preliminary March Leading Economic Index is of note.

Hi,

could someone pls tell me the term "bid and ask". basicall i know bid is for sell and ask is for buy. so let say i'm enter buy order....which currency i'm buying? either base currency or quote currency, likewise for sell order.

thanks........mohan

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Nice thread guy's, I am not Malay, but great to see this thread open so u all can network with each other.

in regards to the euro US dollar i see a rally more then more selling. I sure agree the trend has changed on the short term and soon to be confirmed on the medium. (new trend down)

chart shows a bullish cont pattern, in support range. just to clear things up i am no analysist i trade of patterns and strict entry signals off my Heiken Ashi method. so don't hold me to any thing!

the heiken is also looking thin at the bottom after a alot of push down sure it did fall more but that was off news. even more to the case the news failed to really get the selling going again. my thoughts are based on what i can see, that point to a counter rally. targets 1.5505 - 1.5530.

Good trading

Mohan,

you are always buying the front currency and selling the second (base) if you are going long. if you go short it's reversed.

My MAIN Computer for trading had been attacked by VIRUS.... called: JambanMu V6 Die! Die! Die!.... it changed every Admin Setting including Computer's name and Registries. It even disabled Command Prompt. It also changed the Internet Setting... disabling Modem.

Even from reboot stage... can't Repair the Windows since the password been changed as well. Every single setting was changed . I even having difficulty trying to FORMAT the hard drive.

Been working on finding the solution to solve the problem. Finally I managed to enable Command Prompt and FORMAT all hard Drives. Reinstalled Windows... Reinstalled all Drivers... Updating all files... took me 2 days for this Tiresome works. What a week!!!

I got another Computers but at low spec... just for emergency situation. Did traded the NFP. Win some Lose some. What a week!!!

For those already sms me for confirmation. See you guys tomorrow at my house at 2pm.

As usual... bring some food, munchies and drinks... "Pot Luck" Style... and don't forget Dunhill sekotak :

Bring laptop if you got it. If hardworking enough... PC also can. If you don't mind carrying it. Hands on training so that everyone got that basic idea on how to draw Fibbo, S&R and Trend Lines on their platforms.

For those who still don't know how to get to my House. Here is the MAP. Meeting point at in front of MAYBANK, Sentul Boulevard. I'll be there around 1pm. I'll bring you guys to my house from there.

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Dear Fellow Traders,

I had replied all sms confirming that the GATHERING for the Forex Class gonna be held tomorrow afternoon.

Please SMS me back confirming that you are coming so that I can make a rough estimation on how many traders gonna be there tomorrow. My house is not that BIG you know :

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013-2491533

Don't forget to bring a FISHING POLE if you got one... or might be buying one. We can go FISHING afterwards.

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http://vil.nai.com/vil/content/v_142066.htm
Characteristics -

When executed, this worm displays the following error message:
http://vil.nai.com/images/142066.gif
Discovered: April 18, 2007
Updated: April 18, 2007 3:32:49 PM
Also Known As: W32/Jambu.worm [McAfee],W32/Jambu-A [Sophos]
Type: Worm
Infection Length: 54,272 bytes
Systems Affected: Windows 98, Windows 95, Windows XP, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000
W32.Jambu is a worm that spreads through removable storage devices and network shares.

Systems Affected: Windows 98, Windows 95, Windows XP, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000
When the worm is executed, it displays the following message:
The movie cannot loaded because no Flash 8 Player found on your computer. Please installed first or go to www.macromedia.com to download latest Flash Player.

The worm then creates the following files:

1. %Windir%\system\Flash Player.exe
2. %System%\6666.com
3. %System%\Flash_8_Player.exe
4. %System%\w32sys.exe

The worm then creates the following files on all drives, including mapped and removable drives:

1. \Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\(Empty).empty
2. \Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Flash Games.exe
3. \Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\DAO\AVRSYS.EXE
4. \Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\MSN.msn

It may also create the following files:

1. \MESSAGE FROM HELL.HTML
2. \FlashGame.exe
3. %Windir%\Media\AUTORUN.INF
4. %Windir%\Media\Macromedia_Setup.exe

The worm then creates the following registry entries, so that it starts when Windows starts:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\"Macromedia 8" = "%System%\Flash Player.exe"
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\"W32SYS" = "%System%\w32sys.exe"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\"MSN Setup" = "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\MSN.msn"

The worm also creates the following registry subkeys:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\JambanMu
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.empty
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.fold
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.ie
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.lagu
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.msn
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.pik
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.texz
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.vidz

The worm also modifies the following registry entries:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced\"ShowSuperHidden" = "0"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced\"HideFileExt" = "1"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced\"Hidden" = "0"
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\comfile\DefaultIcon\"(Default)" = "%SystemDrive%\System32\shell32.dll,130"
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\policies\Explorer\"NoFolderOptions" = "1"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer\"NoFind" = "1"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer\"NoRun" = "1"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer\"NoFolderOptions" = "1"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System\"DisableRegistryTools" = "1"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\"Shell" = "Explorer.exe "%System%\6666.com""
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\System\"DisableCMD" = "2"

How to clean and remove JambanMu, Alman or Almanahe virus

http://desidhamal.com/showthread.php?p=97494


I thought Brontok virus from Indonesia was the most powerful, annoying and toughest virus to remove but now I have encountered another virus which is worst than Brontok. The virus will leave a HTML file which you can identify the virus name as JambanMu. In Malaysia, when say Jamban, it means toilet. But I have a Malay friend and he told me that jambanmu means “Your V@gina”. He also added that the word Jamban is used in Malaysia, so this virus might be originated from Malaysia!

Weirdly, antivirus company doesn’t identify the virus as JambanMu. I uploaded the virus file to VirusTotal and all antivirus is able to identify the file as Alman or Almanahe virus. Just like Brontok, some antivirus calls it Rontokbro.


Here are the symptoms of being infected by JambanMu, Alman or Almanahe virus and also how to easily removing this annoying virus.

1. You have a HELP ME!!.html file at your C:\ drive. When you open it, it has the title of W32.JambanMy.V2 which brings MESSEGE FROM HELL!! It insults and complain about KFC, McDONALD, 7 11, oil, water, electricity, azam, zawawi, kamal, dzulkifli, israel, bush and yahudi. At the bottom, it has a line that says “Reported by 666.JambanMu.V2″


2. Registry Editor (regedit) being disabled.


3. Command Prompt (cmd) being disabled.


4. Flash.10.exe and Macromedia.10.exe loaded in Windows Task Manager.


5. Folder Options missing


6. Search at Start Menu missing


7. You’re unable to access a lot of AntiVirus websites such as virustotal.com, symantec.com and etc because your HOSTS file has been modified to redirect antivirus websites to 127.0.0.1.
JambanMu virus spreads via mapped drives and also portable USB flash drive. When I plug in a USB flash drive on a computer that is infected by JambanMu virus, it automatically creates autorun.inf and Flash.10.Setup.exe. If I open the flash drive from My Computer, it’ll run Flash.10.Setup.exe and infects the computer. JambanMu virus reaches the computer in a file that has the icon of a flash file.
I also noticed another thing. When I insert a USB flash drive that is infected by JambanMu virus to a computer, I right click on the drive, there is a menu that says “Scan for Viruses“. I right click on local hard drives, but this menu didn’t appear.


Just as I’ve expected, there is an autorun.inf file at the root of my USB flash drive and gives this command. If I select this command, it’ll launch Scanner.exe which is also JambanMu virus.


At first I tried removing this virus using AIMfix, CaSIR, HijackThis and they all failed. After a little searching, I found a lot of research and testing, you only need to run 2 types of cleaners to easily and automatically remove JambanMu, Alman or Almanahe virus and also restoring the damages made by the virus. Do NOT run ComboFix and SDFix together simultaneously. Run ComboFix first, restart, then run SDFix.

http://desidhamal.com/showthread.php?p=97494

I'll be at TERENGGANU (east side) from 15th May to 18th May. Following my wife OUTSTATION. Of course I'll bring my laptop for trading :

I remember last time members from East Side of Malaysia wanna do Gathering at East Malaysia. I'll organize that one as well. Perhaps we can trade LIVE together. I'll be at Kenyir Lake View Spa and Resort.

For those interested. SMS me for confirmation. The venue gonna be around Terengganu.

See you soon... East Side Traders

SHAMX
013-2491533

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