Can drop below 40 sen? Friday I tried to buy at 39.5 sen but it ran up so fast, couldn't catch it. Ended up buying at 40.5 sen.

0.40 you want to buy? Me, no thanks. I already happily exited at 0.59.

My 1.00 buy order all done.

Today placed buy order at 1.00, still not done.

If you bought at 0.875 and sold at 1.27 that's 45% gain.

At 0.04/0.045 it's pointless to sell as further downside is limited where else potential upside in a bull run would stretch our imagination.

Did price reach 0.85? About two months ago I bought at 0.875.

I bought back a bit on Friday at 1.05. Tomorrow will try to buy again.

I already gave warning of poor QR on 23/2. MNRB has risen from below 90 sen to as high as RM1.29 in about 2 months, that's roughly 40% gain. My second best gain this year after MAA.

Today is Sunday. Everyone is enjoying a quiet day.

You didn't sell at 0.59?

Brent dropped back to USD64+ again, Monday will be gloomy again.

This is a laggard stock. Every laggard will have its day.

Listen to Huat1, playing with LonBisc now is like playing Russian gun roulette.

If you have a combined stake of that 10%, the offeror will definitely take your demand seriously and negotiate with you for an acceptable offer price.

You guys and gals should buy up more MAA shares from the market in order to increase your combined shareholdings to edge closer to the 10% level, 10% of the total held by minorities.

I look at its 2P reserves and I think at around 28 sen it's a bargain with huge potential one day.

At 1.00 there's only a 10% upside if price is not revised, proceeds could be invested in another counter with greater than 10% upside. This would be how a fully invested savvy stock player thinks.

Ops SCR ......

As far as I know all past SRC proposals in KLSE have been successfully, some with upward revision of initial offer price. This is unlike MGO where there has been several unsuccessful attempts.

Are you people aware that if the audited accounts are qualified by the auditors and it is not resolved via a special audit, the Company will be classified as PN17.

This morning managed to add more at 0.28.

SCR offer price will be reduced by any dividend paid out.

Marcus, i earn more with MAA.

After having sold on Monday at 1.27, managed to buy back today at 1.05.

Some people sell because they have financial commitments.

This rollercoaster so exciting. Added at 0.405.

Got so many weak shareholders.

MAA limit up.

MAA my first counter to go limit up this year.

Go, go, go MAA.

Selangor Properties is also doing a SCR which was proposed in Oct last year at RM5.70. Sensing unhappiness of the minorities the offer price was revised twice, first to RM6.00 and finally to RM6.30. in the EGM held this month an overwhelming 99% voted yes.

Mr Balvin, may i propose that you and your friends write to the Company to seek a higher offer price since most of the assets held by the Company are actually cash or cash equivalents.

Failure to release QR will hold back buyers.

Brent has recovered to above USD66.

The offerors are reading the comments in the forum. Hahaha.

Omega brings fond memories. I remember buying at RM4+ and selling at RM6+.

Cresbld has many weak holders. You need a big buying push to lift up price.

Any dividend paid would be reduced from the SCR offer price.

Actually this is a RM2.87 stock, par value is irrelevant.

MAA would have been a great buy at 50 sen only recently. It's going to go limit up tomorrow for sure.

You are been offered RM1.10, there's no more dividend.

MAA will go limit up tomorrow.

Let's all hold out for higher offer. Now we all know why the Company hasn't been doing any share buy backs.

Aiyaaa, only 4.5 sen dividend.

Price dropped due to lack of buyers as everyone is staying at the sidelines waiting for release of QR. People who bought and couldn't take up are been forced to sell off.

Needs 75% minorities to vote yes and not more than 10% to vote against.

Calvin, thanks again.

Aklobi, told you previously to diversify.

Maybe they will do both, propose acquisition of new core business and also do a capital repayment of surplus funds.