Someone here is pushing the stock down , so obvious

If operators are pushing this stock, it surely won't be 60 cents now, likely will be Rm1 - Rm 1.50 already.
Many times, common sense helps.

PakuPuff is writing not to convince people, but to help out and to clarify, mainly for those who are genuinely want to invest in Eforce, and for those who are thinking to hold or to cut lost prematurely.
PakuPuff is one of the most sound thinking ones here, Kudos!

The Saudis will keep price low, better for them in the mid to long term. No point cutting supply to support oil price, only to benefit US shale producers. And such move will delay the implementation of green energy for now.
After all, they can still take it at USD 30 and below. Their cost per barrel is among the lowest in the region.
Now the question is, how do we fare in a low oil price environment. Can Sapura still do well? Knowing that they are one of the 4 designated Aramco partner

Malaysian are a bunch of kind souls, harm by the same man TWICE.
But not anymore, Rakyat knows now.
This is a path we have to go through, Rakyat are smarter now, we shall reach democracy one day.

Thank you for being around stevenlooi81, it tells me something .

As regard to the share trading platform, Eforce has good number of clientele , meaning big customer base. There are only 2 companies in Malaysia whom are in the same business.

For a breakthrough, it depends on MyEg's plan for the company, looking how they buy up companies, I'm sure Eforce 's line of business and platform will fit in nicely . There are many things they can do, E-insurance, E-banking, equity trading for the mass Malaysian. We all know our country has lots of room for growth in this area.

Cash company, little to no gearing, dividend 3-4 %p.a., which was used to be +-7% early years.

To me, it pays to wait .

I have invested in this company for the past 12 years, way before MyEg bought in. I can say that it has great potential.