Take Mikecyc, for instance.

You just have to ask, where on earth was he when TDM was languishing for many months around 17 - 19 sen.

But now that he has heard that TDM recently hit peak 44.5 sen, he is every day in there from 4 am until 1 am, desperately peddling bad news to drag TDM back down to 17 sen. Like he is seriously succeeding & making much headway.

But that just ain't how it works, kid. That just ain't how you play stocks effectively, efficiently & successfully.

Of course amateur naive novice newbie kids just love chicken feed dividends.

Becos they just do not yet have the skills required to score the really serious really big golden goals.

3 sen coming soon

Could result in finding a high end medical use for palm oil with global level applications

SimeDarbyOils-UKM plan liver treatment trials using palm oil extract

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2020/02/11/sime-darby-oils-ukm-plan-liver-treatment-trials-using-palm-oil-extract

CPO supplies down ==> CPO prices up

Good for palm oil prices

Malaysia end-January palm oil supplies fall 12.7%

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/malaysia-endjan-palm-oil-stocks-fall-127-176-mil-tonnes-%E2%80%94-mpob

No need to be boolshitting & cowcrapping all day. The numbers speak for themselves.

Latest volumes comparison:

Dlady = 100
Zelan = 2,500
Benalec = 0
NetX = 9,740,800

Which just says it all, about which one the investing market likes more.

And what upside picture is there possible for anyone to currently paint for Dlady?

While there is plenty plenty olenty for NetX.

Well, the answer is pretty obvious, is it not? No matter which way you look at it, no matter how you spin it, the current recent numbers speak for themselves.

These wretched naysaying guys are even worse than the pot calling the kettle black.

But they're much more like the pot calling the rice black.

Post removed.Why?

Every day there are a few lots done at 1.5 sen. The same hopeful idiot investor trying to cause anxiety so that he can buy back massively at 1.5 sen.

You can count how many minutes it's going to last. Becos investors are not idiots.

Better at least read & study a well informed promoter like Calvin, than simply listen wholesale about any constant relentless critic & indiscriminate disser & badmouther who quite obviously has some sinister personal agenda of his own.

What one actually does afterward is then one's own individual call. There is no pressure or compulsion involved at all. We are all mature adults with a mind of our own here.

Naysayers especially, please do not insult our intelligence by trying to make our judgement & decision for us.

Investors start to nibble on beaten down stocks

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2020/02/06/investors-start-to-nibble-on-beaten-down-stocks

Upstream planters likely to do better

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2020/02/06/upstream-planters-likely-to-do-better

Then maybe TDM could ride on that by leveraging on good relations with FGV

FGV could be winner in potential rise of palm oil supply to Pakistan

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/fgv-may-be-winner-potential-rise-palm-oil-supply-pakistan-%E2%80%94-analyst

No 1.5 sen transactions at all today

Interesting development

Darn. My name not yet in the list. Need a few million more units LOL.

Aah. I thought this was NetX room then LOL.

Addy, you're kind of up to date on these latest NFCP developments. You should come post here a bit more often.

India palm oil import curbs only temporary

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/india-palm-oil-import-curbs-temporary-malaysia-amid-citizenship-law-criticism-row-2174353

Pakistan ready to buy more Malaysian palm oil

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2020/02/04/pakistan-ready-to-import-more-m039sian-palm-oil-says-dr-m

ha ha ha

Could be around 6 sen already by then

Malaysian students in Wuhan say they are okay

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2020/01/31/coronavirus-dont-worry-we-are-okay-say-malaysian-students-in-wuhan

Closed trading Tuesday at RM2,728 per tonne

Palm oil climbs the most in 11 years after Tuesday's sharp drop

https://www.thesundaily.my/business/palm-oil-climbs-the-most-in-11-years-after-tuesday-s-sharp-drop-YH1944089

Analysts recommend plantation stocks on recent selldown

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/buy-plantation-stocks-recent-selldown-say-analysts

If a buyer is queueing up to buy 50, 500, or 5,000 big lots at 2 sen, he does not care how the numbers come to him.

Main thing is, he gets them.

Sure always got people selling

Later on, 3 sen also got, 4 sen also got, 5 sen ...

If no have people selling, then how to have people buying.

Be patient

3 sen coming soon

typo in my previous post

'myself' should hv been 'himself'

Anyone could in fact be doing the same pattern myself physically. It would then just a reflection of his personal beliefs, allied to his own actual forecasting of how the stock is gradually going to move.

That is all. Other than that, no big deal.

NetX is still very likely going to move in the overall direction of the Arctic.

Before long the buys for 1, 6 & 8 small lots could move up in price to 2.5 sen, then 3 sen and so on.

So, in a way he could actually be forecasting the coming price development.

And he could be right, for all it's worth.

LOL

Could be some new superstitious ghost investor making programmed buying at 1, 6 & 8 small lots at time approaching 4:45 pm.

Perhaps it is his novel creative way of chanting to his god of prosperity.

Whether or not that chanting really works does not really matter at all.

But nonetheless, his constant buying still adds to the overall buying, so that part of his action still counts.

Moral of story:

Something that is currently looking strong & steady could suddenly & unexpectedly go into reverse gear (e.g. TDM).

While something that at first looked to you a bit tentative & risky, could actually turn out to be quite solid & stable (e.g. NetX).

Risk is always present anywhere in Bursa. Just gotta learn to live with it.

I actually sold some TDM to get into NetX. TDM was about 40, and that time looking like coasting toward 50 then 60. But I just thought, I just have to get some TDM.

At the time I was thinking, okay 'sacrifice' some potential immediate gains in TDM for even greater future gain by NetX.

And you know what actually happened? TDM has reversed back to 30, no thanks to mahathir's big mouth, while NetX has remained rock steady at 2 sen.

Which means that, I would have actually saved some significant paper loss on TDM, had I sold more of it to buy into more NetX.

Well, property is not that inspirational right now.

Different people have different risk appetite level, 3i. What might not be acceptable to you, might be acceptable to someone else.

You cannot impose your own favourite doctrine on someone else.

For me, if I had 4 houses, I would seriously consider selling 2, if I come across something that I consider of exceptionally good upside & potential.

Becos when I sell the stock back, it could indeed enable me to buy 4, or 5, or 6 houses of similar worth to the 2 that I first sold.

Bank personal loan is rather easy to get these days, 3i.

About 7 years back, I got 150k from MBSB. With a take home salary of just about 10k that time.

3i, heard of 'lean & mean'?

Heard of 'lean & mean'?

Nothing sinister about managing stock price, 3i. Every listed company has their own 'guardian' group doing it.

No big deal.

Just my own quick assessment. I would see NetX kind of like a contractor company.

So, becos their business is cyclical, they do not carry an unnecessarily large standing army of permanent workers. But only a relatively small core of permanent workers pool.

Around whom they expand substantially when a contract is won, using additional contract workers.

Kind of like a building & construction contractor.

But then, this is just my tentative guess. Let's wait for Calvin to have the final word on this.

Benchmark palm oil contract price for April delivery on BMDE gained RM33 or 1.2% to RM2,870 per tonne by mid-day break.

Palm oil climbs on firmer soyoil & weaker ringgit

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/palm-oil-climbs-firmer-soyoil-weaker-ringgit