They bought Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet's Google shares.

Dah satu stengah sen.

Current price of 0.62 is cheap and the coming QR next month is going to be good.

Eksons invested in US equities not Malaysian equities.

Insas is too diversified to be taken private. It could sell off its stockbrokering business. In fact, the government could force it to sell if the government wants all stockbrokering companies to be bank backed.

Then you should average down now.

Brent is now USD62.66.

0.56 ex-bonus is actually 0.70 cum-bonus.

Notice how quiet the forum here? Best time to buy when it's quiet here.

No play MyEg.

Contra players exiting now.

Speakup, Reach is on uptrend.

Go, go, go Reach.

For Reach and other O&G counters, just watch Brent. If you are bullish on oil, then now is the time to buy. USD63 is critical resistance level for Brent. Once breached, the floodgate is open for USD70.

Bonus shares will be credited after 5pm on 23/1. You can sell your bonus shares today for delivery on 24/1.

2018 over already.

Laggards have the greatest upside when they eventually move to catch up.

I am NOT IN!

Go, go, go LonBis.

From what I see, Director sold to friendly party to avoid triggering MGO from conversion of his LA which he had a lot.

PUC-LA will expire next month and will automatically be converted into ordinary shares. The Director by converting a month earlier has given up on the 4% p.a. interest on the LA which will be paid next month. This has benefited the Company via savings from the LA interest.

According to kopitiam uncles, VS Industry is currently in various stages of discussions with more than five MNC customers to secure new orders that would fill up its excess capacity.

After distribution of Kluang shares to Kuchai shareholders, Kluang is now able to privatise Kuchai.

Go, go, go MNRB.

Director bought back 200,000 on Monday.

Danny sold 4.6 million shares to Mr X @ only 0.75. Mr X doesn't want dividend, he slowly sells below 90 sen.

Go, go, go VS.

Yes, BIMB earnings and dividends are impressive. But I don't know whether Islamic banks practise the same prudence like traditional banks in providing for loan provisions. If they do, then it's good.

Apolloang, I bought VS @ 0.805 :-)

Reach price tracks Brent.

Go, go, go VS.

I always think that a bigger banking group would acquire Affin, possibly Maybank. Affin has a strong investment bank in Affin-Hwang, so there is synergy for Maybank to acquire Affin. It is up to the government to induce a merger.

Insas already sold down Inari below 20% sometime around September 2017 if I am not mistaken, that's already over a year ago. Despite holding less than 20%, Insas continued equity accounting of its share of Inari's results. By continuing to do so Insas did not recognize any unrealised gains of the market price over its cost of investment in Inari.

Wow, an invitation from Wall Street!

Hello Leno, welcome back from your holidays.

I have never studied BIMB, so I don't know much about it. Affin caught my attention because it is trading at a huge discount to its net assets. The market doesn't think highly of Affin's management and neither do I. I take up a position in Affin because I think one day a merger between Affin and another banking group will take place and when it does, Affin's value will be unlocked. Limited downside risk as Affin is making consistently good profits and giving consistently reasonable dividends and potentially huge upside to share price if merger materializes.

Today here so quiet.

Bought at 0.295 today.

0.80 now has huge buying support. Will it break?

I no time to go through your history. I think today is an opportunity time to buy.

Many, many other counters also undervalued during a bear phase of the stockmarket. Affin needs to be involved in a merger with another banking group to unlock its value.

Apolloang, how much is a good price to enter? I have never bought VS Ind before.

Vrooooooommmmmmmm

Correction : in equity accounting, dividend received from Inari would reduce Insas cost of investment in Inari.

Datuk Seri Thong wouldn't live forever.

Dear Mr Sslee, the market price of a stock is determined mainly how tight the stock is held. A stock cornered by a few substantial shareholders will keep the price up ...... until one day these elephants try to exit via the only door.

Controlling shareholders who already own more than 50% can buy or sell any amount if shares freely without restrictions. Major shareholders who own between 33% to 50% can buy up to 2% of the company's total shares over a six months rolling period without triggering a MGO. Major shareholders who own below 33% will trigger a MGO when 33% is breached and must show proof to SC they have the financial means to buy out the remaining 67% at the highest done price. Controlling/Major shareholders include persons in concert ie holdings through companies controlled by them, through spouse, children, parents, siblings, in-laws etc.

From what I observe PUC is an ambitious fintech/multimedia company.

These past few days weak contra players have been slaughtered. That's why so much anger. At 10.5 sen the downside risk is limited (to 5% if price goes down to 10 sen) while the upside potential is huge in terms of percentage. Where can you find a stock that might go down 5% or go up 50%? The global stock/commodity markets are seeing the birth of a young calf which shall rise to slaughter the bear. Try to buy at 10.5 sen if you still can and then hold for the great day.

Danny sold another one million shares possibly at 0.75 again.