Pump-and-dump is a scheme that attempts to boost the price of a stock through recommendations based on false, misleading, or greatly exaggerated statements. The perpetrators of this scheme already have an established position in the company's stock and sell their positions after the hype has led to a higher share price.
This stock is not the above type with huge contracts over
RM 500,00000.00 to
RM1,000,000,000.00 so you looking for such stocks , you can be completely disappointed
sorry ,this is not the stock ,
therefore, there is no need to view / to read further.
REMARKS
1. My business friends have pointed to some KLSE listed companies which are having their regular line of business,
in the next moment , announced that
example :
1.1 one listed company announced and reported by the Edge Markets on 26 February 2021 , that clinched a huge deal for the land reclamation works in overseas projects ,amounting to USD 935,000,000.00.
please help to write out in RM ( in figures )
2.1 one listed company announced and reported by the New StraitTimes - 30 March 2021, signed with a
Middle East well known GROUP of conglomerates will be working together on the infrastructural development , construction, and other related works in the project , which is expected to complete within 15 years to 20 years .
The project is worth an estimated gross development value of RM 40 billions ( please help to write in figures ) .
Currently , almost 90 percent of the 1,979 acres site consists of the ocean .
Global primary aluminium production increased by 5.8 percent in 2017. Continuing strong demand is also being reflected in price trends and has had an enormous impact on the level of international aluminium stocks.
Aluminium will continue to benefit from the trend towards lightweight construction in coming years.
Global primary aluminium production increased by 5.8 percent in 2017, with a 10 percent increase in China and stable production in North America and Europe.
In total, approx. 63.2 million tonnes of aluminium were produced worldwide in 2017. Market observers are expecting continued solid growth in the current year, with Düsseldorf-based IKB Bank forecasting global primary aluminium production of 64 million tonnes and recycled aluminium production of approx. 12 million tonnes in 2018. Strong demand is also reflected in pricing trends. Whereas the price was approx. 1,700 US dollars per tonne at the start of 2017, it had risen to between 2,100 and 2,200 US dollars one year later.
The outlook for the aluminium industry in the current year continues to be good overall, in spite of continued political uncertainty, such as the planned US tariffs on aluminium imports, Brexit and the concern that China, as the world’s largest producer of aluminium and semi-finished aluminium products, might expand its exports into European markets.
China continues to be the primary driver of growth
The People’s Republic of China has long since become the world’s largest producer of aluminium, but even demand is growing there faster than anywhere else. China continues to be the primary driver of growth in the aluminium industry, and e-mobility is a major factor.
Global demand for primary and recycled aluminium is being fuelled by the trend towards lightweight construction in the automotive industry. The consumption of aluminium is growing in the booming aerospace industry, while the upturn in the construction industry in continental Europe is also stimulating demand. In addition, demand in the mechanical engineering and packaging markets continues to increase.
Lightweight automotive construction still has a great deal more to offer
The automotive industry is a key growth driver for the industry, not only due to the continued strong growth in private transportation worldwide, but also to the increasing pressure to utilise lightweight materials to protect the environment and the climate. The field of lightweight automotive construction continues to develop, and its possibilities are far from being exhausted. And: In light of megatrends such as future mobility, electromobility and additive manufacturing, new solutions and applications employing aluminium materials are increasingly sought-after.
In the lightweight construction sector, aluminium is in competition with other materials, yet even if it should lose market share in individual areas of application, it will find increasing employment in others, and its growth areas will remain larger than the areas in which substitutes are found. The trend towards energy-saving cars and the material's excellent reusability, which allows the energy invested in its production to be entirely reclaimed, are certain to increase aluminium consumption.
Aluminium stocks in warehouses have declined sharply
The high demand has a huge impact on stocks – regardless of whether it be the officially registered volumes found in certified warehouses and listed on metal exchanges such as the London Metal Exchange (LME), stocks held by producers or “secret reserves” of aluminium found elsewhere. Aluminium stocks in LME warehouses have fallen sharply – the volumes currently held are but one quarter of their level in 2014 globally. These figures reflect the fact that demand for this lightweight metal has increased markedly compared to the previous century, not only in China but worldwide. CRU, a metals consultancy, does not expect demand for aluminium to weaken before 2025 at the earliest, and forecasts demand to remain strong – and most likely continue increasing – until then.
Almost everybody in the world has used a product containing aluminium at some point. This is in large part because of its desirable physical properties:
Density: 2.7 g/cm³ at 20 °C
Brinell Hardness: 245 [-] at 20 °C
Tensile strength: 90 MPa at 20 °C
Melting point: 660 °C
Specific heat capacity: 900 J/(kg·K) at 20 °C
Electrical resistivity: 2.6E-8 Ω·m at 20 °C
Due to all these factors, from abundance to heat capacity and tensile strength, aluminium is used in a remarkably wide range of commercial goods. It is also infinitely recyclable and makes up part of the foundational infrastructure of the world. Below are ten of the most common and useful applications of aluminium in modern society
The above picture shows a modern bus , the whole bus structure is made of aluminium alloy, for its special light weight.
Do you know Alcom /2674 is involved in the
Petronas Twin Towers project ?
The above picture shows Petronas Twin Towers , the exterior aluminium facades , wall claddings ,wall panels are supplied , manufactured by Alcom /2674
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
