Looks like gonna be a five years wait for some.

Mr Sslee, take your time and pick and select.

If touch 1.00 I will sell more.

Took some profit at 0.925.

Bought more Affin at 1.46 today.

Within a week I am looking at almost 30% gain in Prestar thanks to Mr Sslee.

At the moment Prestar is better than Insas.

I am still holding my TAE as I don't need cash to redeploy, I still have lots of cash to re-invest from my disposal of penny counters, Ancom & Supermax. I think hope to ride the Prestar second wave as well.

Go, go, go Prestar.

Mr Sslee, thanks for recommending Prestar. Go, go, go Prestar.

Ok, thanks.

Calling out to Mr Sslee, do you have the details of the amount of Inari shares sold by Insas from 1/4/20 to 30/6/20?

@linges I also hope for next wave .... but we don't know for sure if there will be one soon or do we have to wait weeks? months? even years? Stock trend can change suddenly.

Speaking of gloves I held Supermax for years until I sold at RM22.52 on Monday morning.

Since you have bought it back at 0.06, just hold on and when it goes to 0.075/0.08, consider letting go. Remember that volume is not accumulation by major buyers but goreng by syndicate. If there were accumulation there must be announcement made to Bursa once it hit 5% substantial shareholding which is around 65 million shares.

Mr Sslee, your weakness is you have fallen in love with Insas. In the 2017 post-CNY rally (did I get the year right) I sold off ALL my Insas shares at between 1.06 to 1.10. My cost then was around 0.65 to 0.68. Then when price drop to below 90 sen I started to buy back. In the stock market if you want to win, you mustn't try to go against the tide (trend). I have 27 years of stock market experience.

@linges .. I am not topping up. In fact I never top up since I hit 1,025,000 shares and sold off 700,000 shares for a profit of RM36,000.

@linges .. tu 10 mil just joking, got hahaha in the comment. I now have balance 325,000.

Who still hold 450k?

Bought more Prestar at 0.49.

Bought Prestar at 0.51 today.

OMG, you sold at 0.06! You allow fear to influence your selling. The overall stock market is still bullish, just don't over speculate. When price rise beyond TP I usually sell in stages.

1point5kupang bought at a very high price 5 years ago (I think it was 11 sen) but earlier this year he managed to average down his cost to about 4 sen, so he made a good gain.

Hexza price too high already, used to be below RM1.

My first TP for Reach is one point five kupang. Any rally depends on Brent crude oil price. If Brent rally, Reach will rally. No glove fake news.

I am still holding my Reach bought at 0.075 last week.

Notconfused, I bought Uzma at 0.605 and Jetson at 0.18 today.

Thanks.

Tukar tyre, then speed off again.

Should I enter Prestar?

Notconfused, you can consider other penny counters which will run faster. MLab will be slow as always.

10,000,000 @ 0.06 is for day trading, have to sell by end of today..

Honestly I don't think can reach satu kupang in the near future.

I bought 10,000,000 MLab shares at 0.06 this morning. Hahaha, wish me luck.

On 10 September someone will announce takeover of MLab at 0.15.

In total I made a gain of RM36,000 from MLab so far from 700,000 shares sold.

Managed to sell 100,000 at 0.075 today. Still have balance 325,000.

Yesterday at 4.50 pm sold at 0.65, now buying back.

Glove counters profit taking. Luckily sold Supermax yesterday.

MLab glove is fake news.

Collected last week now huat!

Reach already satu point dua setengah kupang.

Oil rally.

Sold Supermax, MLab still holding.

Sold off Supermax today.

Go, go, go Masteel. Steel rally now.

I didn't know about hoarding hundred million in Australia. Please elaborate.

Rumours tell me a special dividend of 20 sen on the way. But then it's just rumours, rumours, rumours. :-)

Obviously DST wants to "lend" money to Insas in return for dividend of 3.8% p.a. for a five years period and "invites" all existing shareholders to do likewise in proportion. As sweetener those who "lend" gets 2.5 warrants for every ringgit of the "loan". No one is forced to "lend".

A dilution would happen in the case of an ESOS
granted to directors or employees or a private placement of shares at a price below its net worth.