Brother samuel , our weak holders & panic kakis...better not for them to play warrants....cheers

woohooooooooooooooo

Now my friends & members please read this...one of the biggest mouth who never contribute anything but waiting to push down price with 1 lot to collect cheaper as in KHSB & is now eating his own shit now , haahaahaa

Allow me to quote his own words....


Posted by Yuzuki > Mar 23, 2012 12:23 PM

no reply right baby Chong, don't know what to say right ... foot in ur mouth? ... frustrated ... there is more ... ECM at a pathetic 0.815 , so is BIMB .... yeah keep quiet that's what u r good at when hard working ppl listen to ur BS advise & get stuck .... yeah wait 4 it to move b4 u take revenge ... u r pathetic !!!

My friends, why happen to all these 3 counters that he so happily curse me for recommending you all to buy?

Amedia....shoot to the sky

ECM....waiting to collect our big bonus, plenty of $$$, free Kananga shares & we got to keep our ECM shares, a bonanza in fact.

BIMB.....everyone who follow me on this counter have found their GOLD MINE, haahaahaa

There are a few more big mouths like him , always cursing me and may I call them as "lechers"....know what a leecher is....google it please.


Cheers

Bother jayrc23 , me still holding....yesterday at the closing people still buy at the Year High Price of 70.5 cents....will this show that there is still buying support or power for Amedia & if there is, then be prepared to see Amedia go higher but that is left to be seen...so we watch.


As I had said earlier, I leave it to you all to take profit if you want to but to the adventurous ones, they may want to stay a little longer....the choice is always yours my friends as you are only one that has the final say or make decision.....cheers to all & congrats once again for those who have faith in me and my recommendation, thank you. To those with a big mouth & make plenty of big noises WITHOUT a single contribution to any member here, let them be cursed as they will not see the money as most of you all did but they, the ones making big noises & I call them "the condemners" will all see & eat shit now, preferably theirs,haahaahaa.


So far I only make 3 recommendations of 3 counters from the ACE counters in my forum namely Amedia, Digista & Smartag.

So now Amedia, before going to the main board, had perform remarkable for me & you. Next Digista & we wait for the digital tv to start or commence & then finally Smartag will shoot too when come September , Smartag will start collecting $10 to $18 for each container [ 7 million containers in Malaysia & starting with 1 to 2 million containers as stipulated in the agreement with the Malaysian government] that pass through the Customs Department. As I said, we must have patience & please don't expect it to be "fast & furious" or should I say, the goreng pisang type...yes goreng pisang is where you makan kuat kuat & then you berak kuat kuat too.


Cheers to all & hope today will be another good day for all....take care my friend.

Friends, please beware of the expiry date of warrant CC, yes CC RIP in just under 2 months and the issuer of this CC is none other the the "master warrant killer" CIMB. This issuing bank is definably NOT going to pay for the price of CC as it is now, yes, 32 cents. If CIMB allows it, then CIMB must be prepared to pay $10 million. Now if CIMB kills the CC, then CIMB makes $7.5 million "kuan loe".....so what say you...either CIMB pays $10 million or takes $7.5 million...which do you choose if you are the CIMB bank?

The exchange price of CC is $2.00 & do you think that CIMB is going to slowly throw down BIMB shares at a lower price until it reaches below $2.00????.....I cannot know what CIMB going to do but if you were CIMB, then what are you going to do to earn that total of $17.5 million.

CIMB had a record of killing warrants and this CC is no exception. You should have know that CIMB kills a warrant of Affin Bank from 12 cents to worthless paper.

I leave you to use your thinking cap....you think there will be 4th or 5th or 6th wave for BIMB?....think again....cheers.

Definition of 'Medium Term Note - MTN'
1. A note that usually matures in five to 10 years.

2. A corporate note continuously offered by a company to investors through a dealer. Investors can choose from differing maturities, ranging from nine months to 30 years.
Investopedia Says
Investopedia explains 'Medium Term Note - MTN'
1. Notes range in maturity from one to 10 years. By knowing that a note is medium term, investors have an idea of what its maturity will be when they compare its price to that of other fixed-income securities. All else being equal, the coupon rate on medium-term notes will be higher than those achieved on short-term notes.

2. This type of debt program is used by a company so it can have constant cash flows coming in from its debt issuance; it allows a company to tailor its debt issuance to meet its financing needs. Medium-term notes allow a company to register with the SEC only once, instead of every time for differing maturities.

Read more: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/mtn.asp#ixzz22NqL79aZ

.....to finance the construction of the proposed office tower blocks, car park, food court and a hotel and service residence block to be proposed, located within the Paradigm Project.

wah, new projects by WCT to collect rental yearly...now read this..


OTHERS PROPOSED ISSUANCE OF MEDIUM TERM NOTES PURSUANT TO A MEDIUM TERM NOTE PROGRAMME OF UP TO RM600.0 MILLION IN NOMINAL VALUE
WCT BERHAD
02/08/2012 06:20:02 PM

Type Announcement
Subject OTHERS
Description PROPOSED ISSUANCE OF MEDIUM TERM NOTES PURSUANT TO A MEDIUM TERM NOTE PROGRAMME OF UP TO RM600.0 MILLION IN NOMINAL VALUE

1. INTRODUCTION

WCT Berhad is pleased to announce that its indirect wholly-owned subsidiary, Jelas Puri Sdn. Bhd. ("JPSB" or the “Issuer”) had on 31 July 2012 received approval from the Securities Commission (“SC”)

to establish a Medium Term Note Programme (“MTN Programme”) of RM600.0 million in nominal value, pursuant to which medium term notes (“MTNs”) may be issued from time to time.

RHB Investment Bank Berhad is the Principal Adviser and Lead Arranger for the MTN Programme.

2. TENURE AND PURPOSE OF THE MTN PROGRAMME

The MTN Programme shall have a tenure of up to six (6) years from the date of first issuance of MTNs provided that the first issue of MTNs shall be no later than two (2) years from the date of SC’s approval of the MTN Programme. The MTNs may be issued for tenures of more than one (1) year and up to six (6) years from the date of issuance, at the option of the Issuer, provided always that no MTNs shall mature beyond the tenure of the MTN Programme.

The MTNs will be issued via private placement on an unrated basis. The MTNs are not transferable and shall not be tradable in the secondary market.

Proceeds from the issuance of the MTNs will be utilised to repay JPSB’s existing bank loans, as repayment for holding company and related company’s advances as well as to finance the construction of the proposed office tower blocks, car park, food court and a hotel and service residence block to be proposed, located within the Paradigm Project.

This announcement is dated 2 August 2012.

Brother EmoTrader , big roadblock today most likely by EPF...maybe in another 1 week as we approach nearer to the 2Qt Results, we may see it shoots higher & if the results are good with the added 5 cents [or more maybe], we see it shoot further...let's see the buying percentage of next week to know where WCT stands....cheers brother.

Thank you brother EmoTrader for your kind words...you go for the "fast & furious" and I go for the "slow & steady" ones.
Cheers.

wooooooooooo, Amedia is at it highest since listing.....good investment for all & very happy to see you all make good money.....yahoooooooooooo

After all 2013 is only 5 months away...cheers.

No brother EmoTrader , I don't touch the "fast & furious"...to risky to take as all your underwear may be gone too, haahaahaa

Cheers.

90% of Euope opens in GREEN and most of US futures is in GREEN to...so let's hope for the best for WCT....cheers

If WCT is that bad, would that person at the last queue buy 2053 lots of WCT at $2.46...wouldn't this person buys at $2.45, the last price? Is this person so dumb?

So, you form your own deductions from this...cheers.

If you don't want to buy nobody is forcing you!!

Brother EmoTrader, 1st post here & you start criticizing WCT?...something wrong?

Friends, take a 2nd look at this just made snapshot...good isn't it...see the 2013 year FA....cheers

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y193/chongwah/wct-profit2.png

Brother samuel & others, please take a good look at WCT profits to come in 2013 & EPS....cheers


http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y193/chongwah/wct-profit.png

FGV breaks below $5.00 soon....if that's the case then those FELDA people will curse Ah Jib Kor, hee, hee, hee

Hopefully off course, haahaahaa

me eat what, haahaahaa....no worries my friends as I sapu alot at 29 cents & 29.5 cents....hold for 2013, hee, hee, hee & hopefully by that time WCT reaches TP of at least $3.20 and then WB will be at least 70 cents, yahooooooooooooooo

Now WB price is at 29.5 cents and someone last queue to buy is at 295 cents too & 1 stupid & idiotic kaki wants to sell at 29 cents....when will they ever learn?....cheers.

Brother James Woon , what more can I say when we have these panic kakis around? ...knowing fully well that WB expires next year 2013 April 22nd....I give up on them....cheers.

mother down 2 cents and these panic kakis sell at 4 cents less, OMG

Brother James Woon, what assurance can I give you when so many panic kakis sell as low as they can...can you see it that they sell like there is no tomorrow. I keep on collecting...cheers.

If WB falls 3 cents so WC should follow too but WC is left untouch...do you smell a rat? I keep collecting as much as I can...nothing to fear afraid off from my above explanation...cheers

maybe it's just passing from the left to the right hand and these sharks just waste some brokerage fees and you follow & throw it to them to collect knowing fully well that the quarter results is out in 2 weeks time.Maybe these sharks frighten you all to throw to them cheaply? Mother down 2 cents & they throw the son WB at 3 cents whereas the other son WC stay untouch...something fishy here as I presume the sharks are collecting...cheers...you form your own opinion.

NAIM go go gooooooooooooooo

yes brother laxlav, I am still collecting while waiting for the quarter results & the dividend...cheers

to collect cheaper as the kakis below queuing up are their kakis...then when collected enough, they know what to do when good quarter results are out.

someone is purposely pushing down WCT price by 1 to 10 lots each time & we all can discourage this happening if we all the holders join effort to discourage.....how you may ask.....by each buying a few lots higher that that ningcompook or idiot who push it down. I am sure with our join forces in big numbers, that ningkampook cannot defeat us.


Cheers.

Brother ironad, someone is purposely pushing down WCT by 1 to 10 lots each time & we all can discourage this happening if we all the holders join effort to discourage.....how you may ask.....by each buying a few lots higher that that ningcompook or idiot who push it down. I am sure with our join forces in big numbers, that ningkampook cannot defeat us.

Cheers.

Yes, Kenanga will be one of the biggest stockbroker & that appears good too. FYI, Kenanga AGM a day back also approved the buying of ECM on the same day ECM AGM also approved the sale...so all is in order now & so we wait for our money, hee, hee, hee

Cheers.

Congrats brother Jeffrey Ho , I am really happy for you & now let's wait for our WCT to huat huat....cheers.

Friends, let them throw to sell yesterday as the price will go up furthers while we collect our dividend. With strong company support in share buyback, we will see our ECM move north...just don't worry as some scumbags & leeches discourage you all to buy when I recommend you all to buy from 77 cent cents...now you eat abalone...cheers.

More upwards swing to come, that's for sure.

Thank you brother Jeffrey Ho & I sincerely hope that you were in the same boat as me.....cheers brother.

Thank you brother samuel & to those who criticize me [ when I recommend all members here to buy ] will eat shit down as they, you know who they are, know how to make noises here & never contribute to the good of all members here. I call them scumbags & leeches of the worst kind or order...friends, to these people let them rot in bursa till they lose all even their underwear, heeheehee

I am now laughing all the way to the bank, a near 100% profit while these scumbags rot in hell.

Cograts to all who follow me to buy Amedia...now you can have plenty of abalone.

yipeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, go go gooooooooooooooo

Take your pick

On our way to North today?

Today , more upwards movement?

Today bank price drop? ...read from this...Public finances similar to Italy/Israel
According to Fitch, Malaysia's public finances were weak,



Fitch warns M'sia of possible downgrade due to 'deteriorating' public debt ratios

Wednesday, 01 August 2012 17:23

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 1): Fitch Ratings maintained Malaysia's strong sovereign ratings, but at the same time has warned of a possible downgrade if the country's "deteriorating" public debt ratios are not reversed.

In a report on Wednesday, the international rating agency affirmed Malaysia's Long-Term Foreign and Local Currency Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) at "A-" and "A" respectively. The outlook for both ratings is "Stable".

The Country Ceiling and Short-Term Foreign Currency IDR were affirmed at "A" and "F2" respectively, added the report.

"The ratings and outlooks reflect Malaysia's track record of macroeconomic stability and strong net external creditor position. However, deterioration in public debt ratios, low and energy-dependent revenues, as well as structural weaknesses such as low average incomes weigh on the credit profile. Fiscal slippage or a lack of progress on fiscal reforms to reverse the deterioration in public debt ratios following the impending election could prompt negative rating action."

However, Fitch opined that Malaysia's political willingness to reform and strengthen its fiscal revenue base, improve budgetary flexibility and lessen the reliance on energy-linked revenues would be supportive of the ratings at their current level.

Additionally, the successful implementation of the government's structural reform package — resulting in a rise in investments or gross domestic product (GDP) growth — would be positive for the ratings.

Public finances similar to Italy/Israel
According to Fitch, Malaysia's public finances were weak, relative to other "A" range peers. The rise in the federal government debt:GDP ratio has pushed Malaysia's debt/revenues ratio (246% in 2011) well above the "A" range medians (137%).

"It (Malaysia) is now on a par with more heavily indebted 'A' range sovereigns such as Italy (261%) and Israel (180%)."

The rating agency remarked that Malaysia's public finances exhibit structural weaknesses. It noted that while government revenues (24% of GDP in 2011) have stayed below the "A" range median of 33%, the share of petroleum-related revenues is high at 36% and fiscal flexibility has been diminished by fuel subsidies.

However, Fitch expects Malaysia's strong current account surplus to persist. Malaysia maintains a net external creditor position (30% of GDP at end-2011) well above the "A" range median of 16%. It also benefits from low external debt relative to "A" range peers.

Fitch acknowledged that strong foreign interest in Malaysian government securities can further strengthen Malaysia's sovereign funding conditions.

Malaysia's stronger growth and slower inflation, compared with "A" category peers, support its credit profile, it said, adding that the government's structural reform plan for the economy has helped attract private-sector investment interest in 2011.

However, the rating agency concluded that given the political environment, it "believes implementation risk to the reform agenda remains material".

Today bank price drop? ...read from this...Public finances similar to Italy/Israel
According to Fitch, Malaysia's public finances were weak,



Fitch warns M'sia of possible downgrade due to 'deteriorating' public debt ratios

Wednesday, 01 August 2012 17:23

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 1): Fitch Ratings maintained Malaysia's strong sovereign ratings, but at the same time has warned of a possible downgrade if the country's "deteriorating" public debt ratios are not reversed.

In a report on Wednesday, the international rating agency affirmed Malaysia's Long-Term Foreign and Local Currency Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) at "A-" and "A" respectively. The outlook for both ratings is "Stable".

The Country Ceiling and Short-Term Foreign Currency IDR were affirmed at "A" and "F2" respectively, added the report.

"The ratings and outlooks reflect Malaysia's track record of macroeconomic stability and strong net external creditor position. However, deterioration in public debt ratios, low and energy-dependent revenues, as well as structural weaknesses such as low average incomes weigh on the credit profile. Fiscal slippage or a lack of progress on fiscal reforms to reverse the deterioration in public debt ratios following the impending election could prompt negative rating action."

However, Fitch opined that Malaysia's political willingness to reform and strengthen its fiscal revenue base, improve budgetary flexibility and lessen the reliance on energy-linked revenues would be supportive of the ratings at their current level.

Additionally, the successful implementation of the government's structural reform package — resulting in a rise in investments or gross domestic product (GDP) growth — would be positive for the ratings.

Public finances similar to Italy/Israel
According to Fitch, Malaysia's public finances were weak, relative to other "A" range peers. The rise in the federal government debt:GDP ratio has pushed Malaysia's debt/revenues ratio (246% in 2011) well above the "A" range medians (137%).

"It (Malaysia) is now on a par with more heavily indebted 'A' range sovereigns such as Italy (261%) and Israel (180%)."

The rating agency remarked that Malaysia's public finances exhibit structural weaknesses. It noted that while government revenues (24% of GDP in 2011) have stayed below the "A" range median of 33%, the share of petroleum-related revenues is high at 36% and fiscal flexibility has been diminished by fuel subsidies.

However, Fitch expects Malaysia's strong current account surplus to persist. Malaysia maintains a net external creditor position (30% of GDP at end-2011) well above the "A" range median of 16%. It also benefits from low external debt relative to "A" range peers.

Fitch acknowledged that strong foreign interest in Malaysian government securities can further strengthen Malaysia's sovereign funding conditions.

Malaysia's stronger growth and slower inflation, compared with "A" category peers, support its credit profile, it said, adding that the government's structural reform plan for the economy has helped attract private-sector investment interest in 2011.

However, the rating agency concluded that given the political environment, it "believes implementation risk to the reform agenda remains material".

Buy buy buy TP $3.00

Higher & higher it goes to TP of $3.00?

I leave it to you to decide always...cheers. Sometimes I may be wrong?....cheers

No, correction of Bintai account...that's why dropping terribly...you sold before when it was high?

be careful EPF pushing up BIMB for "you know who" to sell....want to be Santa Claus with EPF?

Go get it & keep for mid term & you see your investment grows.