Dreamer, your 4% per annually or 7.2% reducing is very attractive. But it you bought sumatacky which drop from 0.60 to now 0.20 how? RM 60,000 and now become RM 20,000.

Paper loss? And you are paying 4% to RM 60,000?

Buying in KLSE is a like jumping into a big fish net!

Please do not con people like the pm.

Dreamer, please do not ask people to take loan to invest in share. You are indirectly killing them!

Haha Dreamer i am better than you. At least i do not go around conning people with twist and turn words.

Hey Dreamer, what happen to your sumatec? Lost a lot there and now switch counter to nova?

Telling lies and putting the burden like GST to it's people.

When i see Dreamer here, i know tihs counter going south

They are now trying print money. Haha, your whole market will collapse. Ringgit will collapse first.

Post removed.Why?

Law of attraction. Good attracts good. Bad attracts bad.

Opposition should drag them to court. This is abuse of power.

1MDB made RM184 million from sweetheart deal with Tabung Haji.

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/1mdb-made-rm184-million-from-sweetheart-deal-with-tabung-haji-says-dap

Okay okay do not argue. We are all here to save this sinking titanic. Patching holes like the 1MDB and GST will take you years.

Where was gun powder invented, as it leads to firearms which you guys use it so enjoyably killing each other now.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunpowder

Support level at 0.20. Resistance level 0.245.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fireworks
Now you can see who is uneducated with no fact at all and like to twist.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_paper

Do you know who invented paper which you are writing on everyday. So get your facts right before make comment, uneducated yet sensitive and stupid.

Ya I need to agree with you guys, as i have some friends from Shanghai China whom speak very good English, also that is why they are doing great in China.

Why do you think the malaysian student are stupid? Is it because they are taught stupidly or the teachers are stupid?


Posted by optimusprime > Apr 26, 2015 04:00 PM

when the human is stupid, they blame the education language.

i dont agreed.


korean also donno england well. look at their inventions??


that answer all the question why malaysia so backward due to education language no international.

the real answer. the student is stupid.

Hopefully the Sabah and Sarawak could have better education.

Ya and i will bring my Bangladeshi, Pakistani, Middle eastern and also Negros to come along. And don't forget, it is time now for the Negros to take revenge on those ethnic kangkung.

buy this? better buy eduspec lah!

Ya but most of their voters are not the one with the money. Only the big sharks eat all.

This is izoklse counter.

With proper management, Malaysia does not need GST

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/sideviews/article/with-proper-management-malaysia-does-not-need-gst-s.ramakrishnan

This counter will drop to 1.70 and further 1.40 as predicted. Pity those stone age settlers.

Hot Money from where? Most Ace counters goreng habis already.

Why items import in to Malaysia are being charged duty and then slump GST on it?

It is so stupid to mix politics with religion. Religion for home.

Same goes here, you do not mix share market with religion. If you loss your $$$, are you going to ask God to refund you?

God gives you a Brain. Please use it wisely!

I would say corrupted government from top to the bottom is no good. We can pay GST like Singapore provided there is no double taxation, controlled price, and Corruption.

Haha, just image the rubbish governing the elites.

Haha, just image the rubbish governing the elites.

I believe you are now happy enjoy yourself in the States, Alvin Tan.

Ya, i must agree with you at some points.

Better country in terms of what gopi?

Posted by gopiwira > Apr 1, 2015 12:18 AM | Report Abuse

Look deeply and see what Singapore is. Malaysia is a better country.

Ya, all my malay friends in Singapore and Malaysia is not like you! You are stuck bro.

Singapore is proven a successful multi-nation country. Why can't malaysia? Because of some kind of ethnic group? Because of to much corruption? Can't even make inflow of foreign money. Only know how to day light rob it's citizen.

One more Jlow case and the debt will be 2 trillions.

Told you guys to goreng wintoni. I ready make three times gain.

Lee Kuan Yew was much more than a Singaporean and Asean leader.

He was a world leader whose advice was sought after by countries such as the United States, China, Japan, Britain, Australia and various European countries, besides Asian countries which have been influenced by Singapore's model of development.

On March 24, The Japan Times, one of the leading newspapers in that country, front paged tributes to him from Japanese leaders.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called him “one of the greatest leaders of modern times that Asia has produced”.

His official statement also noted “how much I was impressed by his profound wisdom, including when I met him in 2014”.

Further, page 6 of the same paper carried a lengthy piece on Kuan Yew's impact on China with the heading “Lee inspired Beijing to modernise. China saw blueprint in Singapore founder's leadership model.”

On the same day, the International New York Times, formerly the International Herald Tribune, one of the most influential international English language newspapers, also carried a lengthy front-page tribute which noted that the nation (Singapore) reflected the man: “efficient, unsentimental, incorrupt, inventive, forward looking and pragmatic”.

When we compare this global respect and appreciation of Lee Kuan Yew and the city state of Singapore (former president Bill Clinton was among the many world leaders who attended his funeral) with many of the opinions in Malaysia (and perhaps Indonesia), our hostility and lack of respect accorded to both leader and nation stand out.

Yet it should not be the case. Let not the green-eyed monster of jealousy and envy overcome our good sense.

That “little red dot” is a good model to emulate not just because it has done so well on most fronts – economic, social, cultural and religious.

Its GDP amounts to slightly less than Malaysia's – US$298 billion compared with ours of US$303 billion although its population of 6.9 million is much smaller than ours at 29.6 million (IMF 2012 estimates).

Its educational standards are among the highest in the world. Its public housing programme is the envy of developed countries such as the US.

Its public infrastructure can hold its own against the best anywhere.

We can and should learn from its successes not only because it is right next to us and was formerly part of Malaysia.

We should do so because our economies are interdependent with millions of Malaysians directly or indirectly working or doing business with Singapore and vice versa.

We should do so also because family ties bind millions of Malaysians and Singaporeans together – one may want to beggar one's neighbour perhaps but one's own relative?

In a real sense thus, Singapore's prosperity is also ours. There is no clearer example than what is taking place in the Iskandar project which is intended to act as a catalytic development force for the south.

The progress and standards of living of the more than 3 million Malaysians in that part depend on how we are able to work with our Singaporean (and other foreign) partners.

As we know Singapore is buying sand as far away as Cambodia for land reclamation. If we could sell the sand dredged from Sungai Kelantan to Singapore, we could have mitigated the annual flooding there and saved hundreds of million ringgit to help the flood victims.

It was Dr Mahathir who stopped the selling of sand to Singapore.

Our time to achieve Vision 2020 is running out soon. Unless our political leaders change their mindset, we will not become a developed nation.

A final word of advice to Malaysian leaders and ex-leaders: be respectful, especially to our neighbours, applaud their achievements and please do not use them as a punching bag and diversion for our own inability to progress and for our failure to improve our economy and society.

They should try not to make racist and xenophobic capital from “the little red dot” by resorting to crude means in whatever political wayang that they may be engaged in. – March 30, 2015.

Blessed with black gold. But debts coming to 1 trillion.

GST on top of control price. Not like Singapore.

Ya now issue. When dr m's son or hisupmudin take over, it will be too late as a rotten apple.

The ringgit was marginally higher against the Singapore dollar at 2.6801/6828 compared with 2.6825/6849 on Friday and improved against the yen to 3.0764/0802 from 3.0802/0837 previously.

The US dollar as quoted at 3.6945/6975 against the greenback from Friday's close of 3.7255/0285.

This in not significant at all!

From Zero to Hero!

BN are so corrupted, even huhud cannot stop them. haha, waiting to see 1 trillion and then 2 trillion debt in a making. Very fast with another Jlow in a making.

When oil goes down to usd30, see how? End-up with nothing. All the big boys eat everything. All small fishes will rot to become ikan kering.

waiting to see one trillion in debt. what dr. M got to say?

This counter can only buy where there is a dip. Rm 1.70 target buying price for now.

Oil at USD 43 per barrel. Why are you guys buying so expensive petrol?

Everytime paying for debts. Later ringgit might drop to 5.00

I bought some too. shall hope for 0.245.

Now the EPF fund not enough $$$ or the people retiring not enough $$$?

Haha, I totally support Dr M. Save Ringgit or else it will go down the drain and your EPF $$$ will be worthless.

Hey dreamer, your counter going up now!

Just forget suma. Go goreng wintoni.