ada ke patut dia cakap aku ni Production line worker? macam ni punya pandai kerja production line? kah kah kah

Aku layan hisap cigar je sambil baca komen-komen Bod**h dia tu kah kah kah

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It's now confirmed that Bob is a reeeeetaaaaard. He can't understand anything I wrote above.

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Sorry, Bob. I can't spend all my time in the forum. So if I don't reply to your nonsense, don't feel too proud.

Bob is still here. It's now 1000% confirmed that he is extremely bitter.

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It's not my responsibility to suggest a solution for SAP's debt restructuring. That's up to the management to handle. They previously announced they found a white knight to help.

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Bob Why are you here 24/7, including weekends, Bob? Yet, you claim you don't own any shares?
It makes one wonder why someone who lost in the stock market would spend their time in a forum 24/7. Is there no life beyond this?

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I'm only here now because it's lunch hour. Don't misunderstand and think I'm like you, Bob. I don't spend my time 24/7, including weekends, in the i3 forum. What a sad way to live, Bob.

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Bob can't even answer my basic question.

Why are you here 24/7, including weekends, Bob? Yet, you claim you don't own any shares?
It makes one wonder why someone who lost in the stock market would spend their time in a forum 24/7. Is there no life beyond this?

**Bob did buy SAP at RM2.00 and sold at RM0.035. He's bitter about the possibility of SAP recovering. So, the least he can do is spam the forum every day, hoping SAP won't recover. It's foolish for him to think that whatever he writes here can influence SAP's performance.

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Enjoy your weekend, Huang. I have to go now. Don't spend too much time in the forum; make sure to have a quality life. Don't end up like BobAxelrod, who is a full-time forum nerd.

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Bobaxelrod seems to be quite naive, believing that someone's comment on the i3 forum could move a 600 million market cap stock. I wonder where he gained his education from?

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I'm not here to defend Mabel or "conmabel" or "longkangcat" as you've referred to. If Mabel promoted SERBA and you decided to buy it, resulting in a loss, it's ultimately your responsibility. It's important to be cautious when trusting someone on an online forum like i3 with your investment decisions, Huang. Always do your own research and assessment.

Apologies, I understand that not everyone spends their time reading every comment in the forum like Bob, who appears to be here 24/7.

As for Mabel's comments on SAPURA, I'm not aware of the specific details either. That's why I was asking Huang if there were any examples of false information that he shared.

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Huang, I requested that you provide examples of false information given by Mabel regarding SAPURA. Perhaps you had an issue with him in SERBA, but please don't bring that issue into the SAPURA discussions.

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Mr. Huang, would you kindly provide us with specific instances where Mr. Mabel shared incorrect information? As a fellow SAP shareholder, I'm interested in knowing more about any potentially misleading details. Your input will be valuable in helping to validate the information. =)

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It's possible that Mabel has previously recommended several stocks in various forums, and Bob, perhaps without thorough consideration, decided to buy them. Now, Bob seems to be closely following Mabel's activities. As a result, whenever Mabel shows interest in a particular stock, Bob appears and reacts strongly.