Aiyou...Keyman188 only small potato & tomato mahhh...

Just hamtam 1 lot enough lorr....





Posted by Eric Fong > Apr 14, 2021 8:23 PM | Report Abuse

Wah...how many lot u buying

Keyman188 always like to repeat & repeat again to the market......


This counter not suitable for those fast money players...



This counter is for storage purpose...is for "Orang Tua" keep it for the next 10 years or 20 years or 30 years...



Don't expect fast jump up like other fancy counters...

Already stuck keee!!!....

Blow water never wipe mouth...

Keyman188 always stay steady...

Aiyo...why so desperate & hurry to push up....


wkwkwk...kekeke...

Haa...up or down also doesn't matter...

since already put in @ the fridge unless fantasy fast up above 5.00 then sell lorrr...

if not better nosedive below 3.00 better...


wkwkwk...kekeke...

Lol...lucky last Friday joined the Kossan battle @ 3.36 with small bet...

Today closing intraday high...


CHEERs...


Keyman188 always observing pricing momentum...

Tomorrow a bit doubt glove sector will red...

Lol...lucky last Friday joined the battle @ 3.36...

Today closing intraday high...


CHEERs...

Always remember Keyman188 "Key Word"...

Stock market life cycle much more longer than human life cycle....

Aiyo...life like that lorrr...

Human behaviour also like that...

Keyman188 start buying bluechip...midcap (for those supported by fund managers) during pandemic period...

Keyman188 more prefer 80% FA...20% TA...

Massive sold down during March last year (more than 30%) start to buy 1 tranches....

Well prepare for 2nd tranche if further nosedive below 50%...

Keyman188 referring to KLCI index lahhh....

Then slowly slowly accumulate for this 1st tranches....

Perhaps got surprise to market in term of projects secured !!!...

OMG...What is happening to Keyman188's another long term position...IJM Corp Bhd...

Today so strong buying interest...

Already 68% return liao if based on current price 1.97...


CHEERS.............Boomcha...Boomchacha...

OMG...What is happening to Keyman188's another long term position...IJM Corp Bhd...

Today so strong buying interest...

Already 67% return liao if based on current price 1.96...


CHEERS.............Boomcha...Boomchacha...

Today market definitely not much excited...

All waiting data from US earning season & China GDP this friday...

Time for yum cha with kaki-kaki...

Boomcha...boomchacha...

All enjoy yourself today...

Today market definitely not much excited...

All waiting data from US earning season & China GDP this friday...

Time for yum cha with kaki-kaki...

Boomcha...boomchacha...

All enjoy yourself today...

Today market definitely not much excited...

All waiting data from US earning season & China GDP this friday...

Time for yum cha with kaki-kaki...

Boomcha...boomchacha...

All enjoy yourself today...

Seem like short term traders too desperate to promote glove counters....

Later "Big Boy" give you red red pressure....

Lol...last year US stock market 3 times circuit breaker...

Lol...last year global market turmoil due to unprecedented virus pandemic...

Keyman188 also not panic but still keep buying...

Now only talk covid-19 come back story...

Now only talk cock asking to sell bluechip...

Really laugh die Keyman188...

Lol...last year US stock market 3 times circuit breaker...

Lol...last year global market turmoil due to unprecedented virus pandemic...

Keyman188 also not panic but still keep buying...

Now only talk covid-19 come back story...

Now only talk cock asking to sell bluechip...

Really laugh die Keyman188...

Cautiously optimistic projections...

IMF projects Asia's economy to grow 7.6 pct this year, warns of "huge uncertainty"

(Source: Xinhua| 2021-04-13 23:29:38|Editor: huaxia)


WASHINGTON, April 13 (Xinhua) -- Asia's economy is expected to grow by 7.6 percent this year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Tuesday, while warning of "huge uncertainty" surrounding the projections.

"The pandemic has resulted in unprecedented output losses in the Asia-Pacific region," Jonathan D. Ostry, acting director of the IMF's Asia and Pacific Department, said during a virtual news conference.

The pandemic is receding in some countries, elsewhere, "second or third waves of infections are raging," notably in India and some of the ASEAN economies, he noted, referring to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

Noting that divergence is multi-dimensional, namely across countries, and within countries across sectors, age groups, gender and skill level, Ostry said a region known for its trademark growth-with-equity model now runs the risk of "entrenching excessive inequality."

For China, growth has been marked up to 8.4 percent this year due to stronger net exports, reflecting higher global growth and the U.S. fiscal stimulus, according to the IMF.

India, meanwhile, has seen a more sizeable upward revision to 12.5 percent on account of continued normalization of its economy and a more growth-friendly fiscal policy, "but the current surge in infections presents a worrisome downside risk," Ostry said.

He noted that there is huge uncertainty surrounding Asia's projections, highlighting downside risks such as setbacks in vaccine rollouts, questions about the potency of the vaccine against new variants of the disease, and a resurgence of the virus.

The changing external environment is also a central driver of risk in the region, given Asia's outward orientation to trade and capital flows, Ostry said.

"If U.S. yields rise faster than markets expect, or if there is miscommunication about future U.S. monetary policy, adverse spillovers through financial channels and capital outflows, as during the 2013 taper tantrum, could present challenges by compromising macro-financial stability," he said.

Noting that trade has been a powerful driver of growth and poverty alleviation in Asia for decades, Ostry said restrictions that impede trade need to be reduced, and the easing of trade and technology tensions and facilitation of digital trade would provide a welcome boost to growth.


## http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2021-04/13/c_139878455.htm

Cautiously optimistic projections...

IMF projects Asia's economy to grow 7.6 pct this year, warns of "huge uncertainty"

(Source: Xinhua| 2021-04-13 23:29:38|Editor: huaxia)


WASHINGTON, April 13 (Xinhua) -- Asia's economy is expected to grow by 7.6 percent this year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Tuesday, while warning of "huge uncertainty" surrounding the projections.

"The pandemic has resulted in unprecedented output losses in the Asia-Pacific region," Jonathan D. Ostry, acting director of the IMF's Asia and Pacific Department, said during a virtual news conference.

The pandemic is receding in some countries, elsewhere, "second or third waves of infections are raging," notably in India and some of the ASEAN economies, he noted, referring to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

Noting that divergence is multi-dimensional, namely across countries, and within countries across sectors, age groups, gender and skill level, Ostry said a region known for its trademark growth-with-equity model now runs the risk of "entrenching excessive inequality."

For China, growth has been marked up to 8.4 percent this year due to stronger net exports, reflecting higher global growth and the U.S. fiscal stimulus, according to the IMF.

India, meanwhile, has seen a more sizeable upward revision to 12.5 percent on account of continued normalization of its economy and a more growth-friendly fiscal policy, "but the current surge in infections presents a worrisome downside risk," Ostry said.

He noted that there is huge uncertainty surrounding Asia's projections, highlighting downside risks such as setbacks in vaccine rollouts, questions about the potency of the vaccine against new variants of the disease, and a resurgence of the virus.

The changing external environment is also a central driver of risk in the region, given Asia's outward orientation to trade and capital flows, Ostry said.

"If U.S. yields rise faster than markets expect, or if there is miscommunication about future U.S. monetary policy, adverse spillovers through financial channels and capital outflows, as during the 2013 taper tantrum, could present challenges by compromising macro-financial stability," he said.

Noting that trade has been a powerful driver of growth and poverty alleviation in Asia for decades, Ostry said restrictions that impede trade need to be reduced, and the easing of trade and technology tensions and facilitation of digital trade would provide a welcome boost to growth.


## http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2021-04/13/c_139878455.htm

Cautiously optimistic projections...

IMF projects Asia's economy to grow 7.6 pct this year, warns of "huge uncertainty"

(Source: Xinhua| 2021-04-13 23:29:38|Editor: huaxia)


WASHINGTON, April 13 (Xinhua) -- Asia's economy is expected to grow by 7.6 percent this year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Tuesday, while warning of "huge uncertainty" surrounding the projections.

"The pandemic has resulted in unprecedented output losses in the Asia-Pacific region," Jonathan D. Ostry, acting director of the IMF's Asia and Pacific Department, said during a virtual news conference.

The pandemic is receding in some countries, elsewhere, "second or third waves of infections are raging," notably in India and some of the ASEAN economies, he noted, referring to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

Noting that divergence is multi-dimensional, namely across countries, and within countries across sectors, age groups, gender and skill level, Ostry said a region known for its trademark growth-with-equity model now runs the risk of "entrenching excessive inequality."

For China, growth has been marked up to 8.4 percent this year due to stronger net exports, reflecting higher global growth and the U.S. fiscal stimulus, according to the IMF.

India, meanwhile, has seen a more sizeable upward revision to 12.5 percent on account of continued normalization of its economy and a more growth-friendly fiscal policy, "but the current surge in infections presents a worrisome downside risk," Ostry said.

He noted that there is huge uncertainty surrounding Asia's projections, highlighting downside risks such as setbacks in vaccine rollouts, questions about the potency of the vaccine against new variants of the disease, and a resurgence of the virus.

The changing external environment is also a central driver of risk in the region, given Asia's outward orientation to trade and capital flows, Ostry said.

"If U.S. yields rise faster than markets expect, or if there is miscommunication about future U.S. monetary policy, adverse spillovers through financial channels and capital outflows, as during the 2013 taper tantrum, could present challenges by compromising macro-financial stability," he said.

Noting that trade has been a powerful driver of growth and poverty alleviation in Asia for decades, Ostry said restrictions that impede trade need to be reduced, and the easing of trade and technology tensions and facilitation of digital trade would provide a welcome boost to growth.


## http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2021-04/13/c_139878455.htm

Cautiously optimistic projections...

IMF projects Asia's economy to grow 7.6 pct this year, warns of "huge uncertainty"

(Source: Xinhua| 2021-04-13 23:29:38|Editor: huaxia)


WASHINGTON, April 13 (Xinhua) -- Asia's economy is expected to grow by 7.6 percent this year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Tuesday, while warning of "huge uncertainty" surrounding the projections.

"The pandemic has resulted in unprecedented output losses in the Asia-Pacific region," Jonathan D. Ostry, acting director of the IMF's Asia and Pacific Department, said during a virtual news conference.

The pandemic is receding in some countries, elsewhere, "second or third waves of infections are raging," notably in India and some of the ASEAN economies, he noted, referring to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

Noting that divergence is multi-dimensional, namely across countries, and within countries across sectors, age groups, gender and skill level, Ostry said a region known for its trademark growth-with-equity model now runs the risk of "entrenching excessive inequality."

For China, growth has been marked up to 8.4 percent this year due to stronger net exports, reflecting higher global growth and the U.S. fiscal stimulus, according to the IMF.

India, meanwhile, has seen a more sizeable upward revision to 12.5 percent on account of continued normalization of its economy and a more growth-friendly fiscal policy, "but the current surge in infections presents a worrisome downside risk," Ostry said.

He noted that there is huge uncertainty surrounding Asia's projections, highlighting downside risks such as setbacks in vaccine rollouts, questions about the potency of the vaccine against new variants of the disease, and a resurgence of the virus.

The changing external environment is also a central driver of risk in the region, given Asia's outward orientation to trade and capital flows, Ostry said.

"If U.S. yields rise faster than markets expect, or if there is miscommunication about future U.S. monetary policy, adverse spillovers through financial channels and capital outflows, as during the 2013 taper tantrum, could present challenges by compromising macro-financial stability," he said.

Noting that trade has been a powerful driver of growth and poverty alleviation in Asia for decades, Ostry said restrictions that impede trade need to be reduced, and the easing of trade and technology tensions and facilitation of digital trade would provide a welcome boost to growth.


## http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2021-04/13/c_139878455.htm

Cautiously optimistic projections...

IMF projects Asia's economy to grow 7.6 pct this year, warns of "huge uncertainty"

(Source: Xinhua| 2021-04-13 23:29:38|Editor: huaxia)


WASHINGTON, April 13 (Xinhua) -- Asia's economy is expected to grow by 7.6 percent this year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Tuesday, while warning of "huge uncertainty" surrounding the projections.

"The pandemic has resulted in unprecedented output losses in the Asia-Pacific region," Jonathan D. Ostry, acting director of the IMF's Asia and Pacific Department, said during a virtual news conference.

The pandemic is receding in some countries, elsewhere, "second or third waves of infections are raging," notably in India and some of the ASEAN economies, he noted, referring to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

Noting that divergence is multi-dimensional, namely across countries, and within countries across sectors, age groups, gender and skill level, Ostry said a region known for its trademark growth-with-equity model now runs the risk of "entrenching excessive inequality."

For China, growth has been marked up to 8.4 percent this year due to stronger net exports, reflecting higher global growth and the U.S. fiscal stimulus, according to the IMF.

India, meanwhile, has seen a more sizeable upward revision to 12.5 percent on account of continued normalization of its economy and a more growth-friendly fiscal policy, "but the current surge in infections presents a worrisome downside risk," Ostry said.

He noted that there is huge uncertainty surrounding Asia's projections, highlighting downside risks such as setbacks in vaccine rollouts, questions about the potency of the vaccine against new variants of the disease, and a resurgence of the virus.

The changing external environment is also a central driver of risk in the region, given Asia's outward orientation to trade and capital flows, Ostry said.

"If U.S. yields rise faster than markets expect, or if there is miscommunication about future U.S. monetary policy, adverse spillovers through financial channels and capital outflows, as during the 2013 taper tantrum, could present challenges by compromising macro-financial stability," he said.

Noting that trade has been a powerful driver of growth and poverty alleviation in Asia for decades, Ostry said restrictions that impede trade need to be reduced, and the easing of trade and technology tensions and facilitation of digital trade would provide a welcome boost to growth.


## http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2021-04/13/c_139878455.htm

Cautiously optimistic projections...

IMF projects Asia's economy to grow 7.6 pct this year, warns of "huge uncertainty"

(Source: Xinhua| 2021-04-13 23:29:38|Editor: huaxia)


WASHINGTON, April 13 (Xinhua) -- Asia's economy is expected to grow by 7.6 percent this year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Tuesday, while warning of "huge uncertainty" surrounding the projections.

"The pandemic has resulted in unprecedented output losses in the Asia-Pacific region," Jonathan D. Ostry, acting director of the IMF's Asia and Pacific Department, said during a virtual news conference.

The pandemic is receding in some countries, elsewhere, "second or third waves of infections are raging," notably in India and some of the ASEAN economies, he noted, referring to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

Noting that divergence is multi-dimensional, namely across countries, and within countries across sectors, age groups, gender and skill level, Ostry said a region known for its trademark growth-with-equity model now runs the risk of "entrenching excessive inequality."

For China, growth has been marked up to 8.4 percent this year due to stronger net exports, reflecting higher global growth and the U.S. fiscal stimulus, according to the IMF.

India, meanwhile, has seen a more sizeable upward revision to 12.5 percent on account of continued normalization of its economy and a more growth-friendly fiscal policy, "but the current surge in infections presents a worrisome downside risk," Ostry said.

He noted that there is huge uncertainty surrounding Asia's projections, highlighting downside risks such as setbacks in vaccine rollouts, questions about the potency of the vaccine against new variants of the disease, and a resurgence of the virus.

The changing external environment is also a central driver of risk in the region, given Asia's outward orientation to trade and capital flows, Ostry said.

"If U.S. yields rise faster than markets expect, or if there is miscommunication about future U.S. monetary policy, adverse spillovers through financial channels and capital outflows, as during the 2013 taper tantrum, could present challenges by compromising macro-financial stability," he said.

Noting that trade has been a powerful driver of growth and poverty alleviation in Asia for decades, Ostry said restrictions that impede trade need to be reduced, and the easing of trade and technology tensions and facilitation of digital trade would provide a welcome boost to growth.


## http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2021-04/13/c_139878455.htm

Cautiously optimistic projections...

IMF projects Asia's economy to grow 7.6 pct this year, warns of "huge uncertainty"

(Source: Xinhua| 2021-04-13 23:29:38|Editor: huaxia)


WASHINGTON, April 13 (Xinhua) -- Asia's economy is expected to grow by 7.6 percent this year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Tuesday, while warning of "huge uncertainty" surrounding the projections.

"The pandemic has resulted in unprecedented output losses in the Asia-Pacific region," Jonathan D. Ostry, acting director of the IMF's Asia and Pacific Department, said during a virtual news conference.

The pandemic is receding in some countries, elsewhere, "second or third waves of infections are raging," notably in India and some of the ASEAN economies, he noted, referring to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

Noting that divergence is multi-dimensional, namely across countries, and within countries across sectors, age groups, gender and skill level, Ostry said a region known for its trademark growth-with-equity model now runs the risk of "entrenching excessive inequality."

For China, growth has been marked up to 8.4 percent this year due to stronger net exports, reflecting higher global growth and the U.S. fiscal stimulus, according to the IMF.

India, meanwhile, has seen a more sizeable upward revision to 12.5 percent on account of continued normalization of its economy and a more growth-friendly fiscal policy, "but the current surge in infections presents a worrisome downside risk," Ostry said.

He noted that there is huge uncertainty surrounding Asia's projections, highlighting downside risks such as setbacks in vaccine rollouts, questions about the potency of the vaccine against new variants of the disease, and a resurgence of the virus.

The changing external environment is also a central driver of risk in the region, given Asia's outward orientation to trade and capital flows, Ostry said.

"If U.S. yields rise faster than markets expect, or if there is miscommunication about future U.S. monetary policy, adverse spillovers through financial channels and capital outflows, as during the 2013 taper tantrum, could present challenges by compromising macro-financial stability," he said.

Noting that trade has been a powerful driver of growth and poverty alleviation in Asia for decades, Ostry said restrictions that impede trade need to be reduced, and the easing of trade and technology tensions and facilitation of digital trade would provide a welcome boost to growth.


## http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2021-04/13/c_139878455.htm

Mr.Sifu, what kind of investment strategy !!!.....

Can guide Keyman188 how you trade to make money...

Sold @ 0.98 & later buy back 1.11 !!!...............

Keyman188 a bit nervous & naive....

Keyman188 always like to average down to buy but NOT favour average up to buy...

Keyman188 always like to hunt Mr.Right then bet in to keep for some time...

Keyman188 always sold out the share NOT dare to buy back at higher price...

So, perhaps Keyman188 still new at the market...not so sure how to trade...

Mr.Sifu can guide us (don't stringy lahhh).....








Posted by chkhooju > Apr 9, 2021 3:59 PM | Report Abuse

What is there to laugh? I sold at 0.98 I still made a clean profit. I bought back at 1.11 yesterday and today at 1.08 I consider I made a good decision. Right now the trend is fitting. BUY HIGH, SELL HIGHER!

OMG...What is happening today !!!....

Strong buying interest today....


CHEERS.................

OMG...What is happening today !!!...

Today new high since 24/02/20...........


CHEERS................

More important issue who is Captain of sailor controlling the ship...

More important issue who is Captain of sailor controlling the ship...

More important issue who is Captain of sailor controlling the ship...

Sudah lama dalam Bursa Malaysia main saham...


Sampai sekarang masih tak faham apa ialah "Bursa Malaysia "...


4 King of gloves -vs- 4 King of Telco...


K-shape moving momentum....

Sudah lama dalam Bursa Malaysia main saham...


Sampai sekarang masih tak faham apa ialah "Bursa Malaysia "...


4 King of gloves -vs- 4 King of Telco...


K-shape moving momentum....

Sudah lama dalam Bursa Malaysia main saham...


Sampai sekarang masih tak faham apa ialah "Bursa Malaysia "...


4 King of gloves -vs- 4 King of Telco...


K-shape moving momentum....

热门股:亚通 上挑RM4.42

亚通（AXIATA，6888，主板电信与媒体股）的日线股价趋势，于4月9日显现一段技术反弹走势，闭市时报4.11令吉，按日涨31仙或8.16%。短期间该股或会上挑4.12-4.42令吉水平。

9/4/21行情

闭市：4.11令吉

起落：+31仙

成交量：470,329宗

最高：4.23令吉

最低：3.90令吉

本益比：102.750倍

毛周息率：1.703%

52周最高：4.23令吉

52周最低：2.66令吉


## https://www.enanyang.my/%E8%A1%8C%E5%AE%B6%E8%AE%BA%E8%82%A1/%E7%83%AD%E9%97%A8%E8%82%A1%E4%BA%9A%E9%80%9A-%E4%B8%8A%E6%8C%91rm442

We need to repeat & repeat to refresh our cognition & mindset...

The world is changing fast...

Investment cognition also keep on changing...

During free time of weekend...spend some time to explore, research & study...

We need occasionally learn from professional bodies to avoid mistakes & forgotten...

Keyman188 always willing to learn from professional or experts...

The latest tutorial is the constructive lesson we need to examine...

如何强化持股能力？最大化买对股票后的赚幅？！（上集） - 陈剑

符合这个条件的股票才真正值得你长期持有！(如何强化持股能力？下讲) - 陈剑

https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/kianweiaritcles/2021-03-23-story-h1542956421.jsp

https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/kianweiaritcles/2021-03-24-story-h1542961317.jsp


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What are the key points Keyman188 can learned from this tutorial :-

1) Using "bond investment cognition" to hold long term investment position

2) Using "dividend reinvestment plan" approach to increase long term shareholding

3) How to set the safety margin for your long term investment portfolio


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Let using Genting share as an example...

Keyman188 holding cost average about 3.30++...

Keyman188 had received dividend received for the past 12 months (based on ex-date from Apr'20 ~ Mar'21)

12/03/21 - RM 0.085

10/09/20 - RM 0.065

29/06/20 - RM 0.06

Total dividend received = RM 0.210

Dividend yield = 6.26% per share

Capital appreciation growth = +56% (based on 09/04/21 closing price of RM 5.23)

Capital appreciation also part of the investment return...

Furthermore, since Genting part of the recovery stock with strong fundamental & growing company....

Recent share price also gradually on the recovery road...


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Is it the right time to start your million dollar dream ???...

Is it the right time to start your long term position instead of short term profit ???....


** The final decision is on your heart now

Lol...Laugh die Keyman188 liao...

Another sourgrape coward street beggar...

Old man always say "瘦田无人耕 耕开有人争"......



wkwkwk...kekeke...hehehe...

CSR & ESG implied......

Kossan Rubber is Air Selangor's first recycled water client

(April 10, 2021 01:27 am +08)

KUALA LUMPUR (April 9): Kossan Rubber Industries Berhad (Kossan) is the first client to be supplied with recycled water from treated effluents by Pengurusan Air Sdn Bhd (Air Selangor) for industrial use.

Air Selangor and Indah Water Konsortium Sdn Bhd (IWK), in a joint statement, said the reclaimed water for industrial use not linked to food and drinks was produced by Central Water Reclamation Sdn Bhd (Central Water), whereby Air Selangor held a 60% share and IWK held the balance of 40%.

"Central Water will begin its operations by producing a supply of reclaimed water at the treatment plant in Setia Alam which will subsequently be distributed by Air Selangor to Kossan through a range of special pipes from the Central Water reclaimed water treatment plant straight to Kossan’s premises," said the statement today.

According to the statement, Central Water today signed a bulk reclaimed water supply agreement with Air Selangor while an agreement to supply reclaimed water to three Kossan subsidiaries was signed between Air Selangor and Kossan, which is among the biggest rubber gloves producers in the world.

The statement added that, as a continuation from the effort, Air Selangor and IWK through Central Water were set to identify other joint ventures related to the IWK treatment plants including its plant in Pantai 2, Kuala Lumpur and Section 23, Shah Alam, to continue to develop the reclaimed water supply industry for the use of various industries.

"This is a long-term commitment of Air Selangor and IWK towards a more efficient and sustainable national water industry development to uphold the national target of recycling 33% of national treated effluents in 2030 under the 2017-2030 Green Technology Master Plan,’’ said the statement.

In March, Air Selangor and IWK had signed a shareholders’ agreement to enter into a joint venture in the reclaimed water industry through the special purpose company, Central Water.

Central Water was set up with the mission to spearhead the reclaimed water industry by optimising the usage of the existing water resources in Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya and protecting the environment.


## https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/kossan-rubber-air-selangors-first-recycled-water-client

In the money today...

Ding dong...ding dong...until execute MOU...

Keyman188 foresee will not fall back below 4.00 unless call off the merger...

Haa...Today Digi forum more noisy...more party than Axiata forum...

Why you all so bad...

Pump & dumb so many great great new....

Later sourgrape "coward street beggar" come out to pour you all cool water lorrr....



wkwkwk...kekeke...hehehe...





Posted by Stocksafeplayer > Apr 9, 2021 6:38 PM | Report Abuse

https://www.malaymail.com/news/money/2021/04/09/sp-genting-malaysias-r...


Posted by Agjl > Apr 9, 2021 7:35 PM | Report Abuse

https://www.chinapress.com.my/20210409/%E6%A0%87%E6%99%AE%EF%BC%9A%E4%.

You guess...

You think...

You examine...

You remember...