I just have to re-iterate this so it doesn't get buried under the mountain of noise. Note that it is within the IBs interest to push the price way down to avoid paying the huge gap between exercise price and actual share price.

Supermax call warrants expiring in February 2021:

1) SUPERMX-C92 (exercise value 2.93) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by AmBank
2) SUPERMX-C93 (exercise value 3.42) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
3) SUPERMX-C95 (exercise value 4.34) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
4) SUPERMX-C97 (exercise value 3.85) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB

I just have to re-iterate this so it doesn't get buried under the mountain of noise. Note that it is within the IBs interest to push the price way down to avoid paying the huge gap between exercise price and actual share price.

Supermax call warrants expiring in February 2021:

1) SUPERMX-C92 (exercise value 2.93) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by AmBank
2) SUPERMX-C93 (exercise value 3.42) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
3) SUPERMX-C95 (exercise value 4.34) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
4) SUPERMX-C97 (exercise value 3.85) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB

I just have to re-iterate this so it doesn't get buried under the mountain of noise. Note that it is within the IBs interest to push the price way down to avoid paying the huge gap between exercise price and actual share price.

Short selling wasn't that effective because there's low number of retail buyers. So now, could be Maybank selling and AmBank buying and vice verse throughout the day to bring the price down. Frankly, retailers are not buying, so it only makes sense that institutions are in cahoots in driving the price down.

Always remember, you can sell a piece of poo for any amount. That amount becomes the actual price if and only if there is a willing buyer.

Supermax call warrants expiring in February 2021:

1) SUPERMX-C92 (exercise value 2.93) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by AmBank
2) SUPERMX-C93 (exercise value 3.42) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
3) SUPERMX-C95 (exercise value 4.34) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
4) SUPERMX-C97 (exercise value 3.85) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB

It would be hilarious if Supermax boss trigger SBB for the next 5 trading days.

Guys, it's a concerted effort of RSS + selling on long positions. IBs really need to get the price low for the next 5 days. Otherwise, they will be seeing red on Warrants Expiry Date.

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Ok, seems like lotsa people don't understand the impact of warrants or what warrants actually do.

Here's a very simple, caveman example:

1. Warrant allows you to buy a share at a certain price.
2. Warrant X allows you to buy share Dick at RM1 per share.
3. If market price of share Dick is RM2 per share, the issuer of the warrant will lose RM1 when you exercise the warrant.
3. If market price of share Dick is Rm0.5 per share, the issuer will not lose anything. However, you will lose RM0.5 if you choose to exercise the warrant. You are getting a share for RM1 instead of the market price of RM0.5 per share.

So, if anyone is wondering why there are elements here wishing to push down the price. It's not because of vaccine, glove demands, fair value, viagra bullshet, etc. It's because they want to prevent people from exercising their warrants at a share price that is beneficial to the warrant owner, which is you.

Hence, always look at the warrant expiry dates. It is not only RSS, it's also because of warrant expiry.

I just have to re-iterate this so it doesn't get buried under the mountain of noise. Note that it is within the IBs interest to push the price way down to avoid paying the huge gap between exercise price and actual share price.

Short selling wasn't that effect because there's low number of retail buyers. So now, could be Maybank selling and AmBank buying and vice verse throughout the day to bring the price down. Frankly, retailers are not buying, so it only makes sense that institutions are in cahoots in driving the price down.

Always remember, you can sell a piece of poo for any amount. That amount becomes the actual price if and only if there is a willing buyer.

Supermax call warrants expiring in February 2021:

1) SUPERMX-C92 (exercise value 2.93) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by AmBank
2) SUPERMX-C93 (exercise value 3.42) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
3) SUPERMX-C95 (exercise value 4.34) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
4) SUPERMX-C97 (exercise value 3.85) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB

Remember, to sell, you must have a buyer. Always ask the question, why are there people/ institutions buying if the stock has not prospect.

Profit taking, nobody knows what's going to happen over the weekend. Hence the movement today. Normal.

Relax guys, it was contra players today locking in profit. Now that the world is moving towards recovery and MISC demonstrated solid fundamentals despite the harsh 2020, it seems like this boat will be sailing across calm sea for the coming quarters.

I believe it's a natural reaction by casual investors. Now, Oil and Gas stocks are bullish. Hence, these investors are just transferring out from construction to O&G. Just normal retailers and institutions selling their shares.

SCIB is under construction and civil works, wait until MCO is lifted, you'll see the attention shift back to it. Chill bro.

Who is quietly buying up Sunway shares? This ghost town is so quiet you can hear the grass grow.

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MISC is like a goreng counter, small volumes are adequate to cause significant price fluctuations.

What happened between 4.50pm and 5pm? Sudden surge in buying pressure.

Sigh, IBs are manipulating the price because there are no other parties to influence the outcome.

@greencode How did you equate lesser activity for past 1 week to director 'cuci tangan'?

You're really echoing what Warren Buffet famously said, 'The stock market is designed to transfer money from the Active to the Patient'.

That is correct. They have to start pressing now. Otherwise, it will really be a brinjal up the pooper. However, following the expiry dates, IBs will be sitting there with a whole lot of shares that are potentially underpriced. There's a chance that the price may recover after that. Maybe, no guarantee.

I just have to re-iterate this so it doesn't get buried under the mountain of noise. Note that it is within the IBs interest to push the price way down to avoid paying the huge gap between exercise price and actual share price.

Short selling wasn't that effect because there's low number of retail buyers. So now, could be Maybank selling and AmBank buying and vice verse throughout the day to bring the price down. Frankly, retailers are not buying, so it only makes sense that institutions are in cahoots in driving the price down.

Always remember, you can sell a piece of poo for any amount. That amount becomes the actual price if and only if there is a willing buyer.

Supermax call warrants expiring in February 2021:

1) SUPERMX-C92 (exercise value 2.93) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by AmBank
2) SUPERMX-C93 (exercise value 3.42) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
3) SUPERMX-C95 (exercise value 4.34) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
4) SUPERMX-C97 (exercise value 3.85) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB

SCIB a bit insane, buying pressure at 2.20, selling pressure at 2.19, lol, what's going on?

Someone is buying SCIB mother share like mad

Supermax call warrants expiring in February 2021:

1) SUPERMX-C92 (exercise value 2.93) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by AmBank
2) SUPERMX-C93 (exercise value 3.42) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
3) SUPERMX-C95 (exercise value 4.34) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
4) SUPERMX-C97 (exercise value 3.85) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB

IBS have 8 more days to push SUPERMAX price lower. Look at all the warrants' exercise price. It's now a matter of pushing the share price as close as possible to the warrants' exercise price. Otherwise, they'll be having their poo pushed in if the gap is significant.

Want to see fireworks? Wait for IDSS to come into effect and look at Tech Counters. All those juicy, fat, PE 70+ counters are like skanky harlots waiting to be purged.

The IBs and shorties will need a huge capital. Sell like hell in the morning and buy back in the morning. Price continue to slide and create a panic. However, if nobody buys their bs, they will have to re-purchase stocks at higher price.

IDSS will really only work on companies with bad fundamentals. Companies with PE over 100 like those Tech Stocks are their juiciest targets.

Glove stocks have been constantly buggered for 1.5 months. There's no more juice here, the cavity is swollen and inflamed ... over to you, techies.

Everyday RSS, not bored?

Guys, will IDSS and PDT be reinstated end of this month or will Bursa be extending the ban longer? What are your views?

Someone buying like mad towards the end of trade

Simple, it's a very short week, capture profit before the extended holidays. Isn't this typical market behavior? What's with the wild speculations?

Say you're an institution with large amount of funds. Won't you wait until a full week to trade as you'll be more agile and able to gauge market response better?

Guys, it's a short week, only 3.5 days this week, Bursa half day on Thursday. Relax man.

@trader808 Go to the Bursa Malaysia link below, scroll to 08 Feb 2021, scroll to Sunway, check RSS volume. Are you a troll?

https://www.bursamalaysia.com/misc/missftp/securities/securities_equities_rss_2021-02-09.pdf

Strange ... buy queue at 2.28 ... sell instances 2.27, 2.26 ... it's like there are elements in play trying very hard to bring down the price.

Dartmaster ... small fry retailers buying when everyone else is running? How is that possible? Doubt they have the firepower to absorb such gargantuan volume of shares. Any other theories?

Wow, last 30 minutes a sudden selling pressure.

I don't understand. Yes, big funds are selling. Retailers are selling. Everyone running from gloves. Can someone answer this ... Who is buying? You can't sell without a buyer! Who is buying if it's all doom and gloom?

You can't sell without a buyer. Question is, who is buying the bulk of the shares? Which foreign fund is buying from local institutions?

You can't sell without a buyer. Question is, who is buying the bulk of the shares? Which foreign fund is buying from local institutions?

You can't sell without a buyer. Question is, who is buying the bulk of the shares? Which foreign fund is buying from local institutions?

Today Sunway saw approx 150,000 shares shorted. This counter has low trade volume, almost ghost town for the past weeks. Who are the shorties playing against? Themselves? Is this the epitome of shiok sendiri?

@Xiang0049, the comment was referring on the RSS volume for MISC on 04 Feb 2021, not cumulative. MISC suffered price dip despite RSS volume on that day being zero.

Supermax call warrants expiring in February 2021:

1) SUPERMX-C92 (exercise value 2.93) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by AmBank
2) SUPERMX-C93 (exercise value 3.42) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
3) SUPERMX-C95 (exercise value 4.34) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
4) SUPERMX-C97 (exercise value 3.85) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
5) SUPERMX-C1D (exercise value 11.0) expiring on 25 Feb 2021 by CIMB

Top Glove warrants expiring in February 2021:

1) TOPGLOV-C78 (exercise value 4.67) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
2) TOPGLOV-C79 (exercise value 8.67) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Macquarie Capital
3) TOPGLOV-C82 (exercise value 6.27) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Maybank IB
4) TOPGLOV-C87 (exercise value 8.67) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by CIMB
5) TOPGLOV-C88 (exercise value 10.0) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by CIMB
6) TOPGLOV-C89 (exercise value 12.67) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Macquarie Capital
7) TOPGLOV-C90 (exercise value 13.33) expiring on 26 Feb 2021 by Macquarie Capital

Personally, I'm quite upbeat on O&G sector. However, reading the AmInvest coverage, it seems like the fair value takes into account revenue that will only be realised after 1 year at the very least, i.e. new exploration (3-5 years), divestment (1 year).

Is there a connection between the positive report and a surge in net short position? Are the IBs and shorties preparing Hibiscus for a fall?

I also really want to huat but am keeping an eye on shorties. They increased their net short position from 8 million in Jan 2021 to 10 million in Feb 2021. What are they doing?

Anyone knows why the Net Short Position for Hibiscus increased to 10 million shares in Feb 2021? Why are shorties increasing their short position in Hibiscus? Oil price going up, naturally stock price would follow.

Everyday, there is short selling of Sunway stock. Which institution is trapped with borrowed Sunway shares? Both investors and shorties are trapped, hahaha

Guys, I hope that all of you realize that each organization has assigned a personnel to handle respective stocks. It means that at this very moment, there is a Mr.LoseAlot managing Share Dick in Organization Y. Mr.LoseAlot overall performance and bonus (KPI) are tied to the amount of profit he generate for Organization Y.

Do realize that Mr.LoseAlot is also a human being like you with access to forums and all. It is within their best interest to troll in hope of triggering the slow, cumulative negative momentum to benefit themselves and their organization.

Guys, I hope that all of you realize that each organization has assigned a personnel to handle respective stocks. It means that at this very moment, there is a Mr.LoseAlot managing Share Dick in Organization Y. Mr.LoseAlot overall performance and bonus (KPI) are tied to the amount of profit he generate for Organization Y.

Do realize that Mr.LoseAlot is also a human being like you with access to forums and all. It is within their best interest to troll in hope of triggering the slow, cumulative negative momentum to benefit themselves and their organization.

Ok, seems like lotsa people don't understand the impact of warrants or what warrants actually do.

Here's a very simple, caveman example:

1. Warrant allows you to buy a share at a certain price.
2. Warrant X allows you to buy share Dick at RM1 per share.
3. If market price of share Dick is RM2 per share, the issuer of the warrant will lose RM1 when you exercise the warrant.
3. If market price of share Dick is Rm0.5 per share, the issuer will not lose anything. However, you will lose RM0.5 if you choose to exercise the warrant. You are getting a share for RM1 instead of the market price of RM0.5 per share.

So, if anyone is wondering why there are elements here wishing to push down the price. It's not because of vaccine, glove demands, fair value, viagra bullshet, etc. It's because they want to prevent people from exercising their warrants at a share price that is beneficial to the warrant owner, which is you.

Hence, always look at the warrant expiry dates. It is not only RSS, it's also because of warrant expiry.

Ok, seems like lotsa people don't understand the impact of warrants or what warrants actually do.

Here's a very simple, caveman example:

1. Warrant allows you to buy a share at a certain price.
2. Warrant X allows you to buy share Dick at RM1 per share.
3. If market price of share Dick is RM2 per share, the issuer of the warrant will lose RM1 when you exercise the warrant.
3. If market price of share Dick is Rm0.5 per share, the issuer will not lose anything. However, you will lose RM0.5 if you choose to exercise the warrant. You are getting a share for RM1 instead of the market price of RM0.5 per share.

So, if anyone is wondering why there are elements here wishing to push down the price. It's not because of vaccine, glove demands, fair value, viagra bullshet, etc. It's because they want to prevent people from exercising their warrants at a share price that is beneficial to the warrant owner, which is you.

Hence, always look at the warrant expiry dates. It is not only RSS, it's also because of warrant expiry.