At what price ?

Is not a matter of who is the plantation minister. The issue is the big boss foreign policy is Look East Policy, apparently is Japan. Do Japan buy palm oil?

Unfortunately, PH are more interested in national car....so no time for fgv...

You say so high debt, why they still planning to have another national car? where the money come from?

You are right. Just what i had said before, Geely is not purchasing parts from local......another national car......

That is what happened in real world where you are in the sandwich position. In my opinion as this is big issue LGE may have consulted TDM.

Is TDM's instruction to expose or LGE ?

Geely not buying parts from local...that is why...

is very clear now, they are more interested in setting up another national car rather than palm oil.

'Massive Look East Policy'.I opined will not benefited much from the China-US trade war.

Better care where to sell our palm oil. http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2018/06/15/economist-...

hoping Singapore and China to help reduce debt chances is slim. How will they understand us and our situation whilst on the other hand you say want to build island near Singapore and so is China on your Look East Policy & the remarks make in the forest city.

But even they have uncovered all the hidden scandals, they still have to come out with a rescue plan otherwise will be pointless.

Gone case if China boycott Malaysia Palm oil. TDM may visit China when time allow. I guess difficult particularly over the ERCL matter when facing China.

Look East Policy, how to sell palm oil to China....second National Car...?

Is good Japan can help provided not depleted our oil resources."Own opinion only not prejudice to any party".

True or not is not important so long as to maintain a mysterious stage. The matter is no operator/shark to play the price up.

But for those who hold FGV share mostly will hope for takeover unless the privatisation price is attractive.

It will be more interesting "If" two companies are interested in the acquisition/takeover as in the precedent case of Sime Darby Plantations vs IOI corporation over Palmco. Then, there will be big show.

PH government should focus and encourage more on export oriented companies with incentives given so as to bring in revenue for the country. Besides, tourism also play an important role for this task.

Nothing new. that is already accounted for in the total debts incurred. Now, i opine they are checking where the money go and any possibility of recovering back.

I opine the declaration of the total debt may be necessary and is in the interest of the ruling party since they just take over to avoid future misconception of the debts incurred. The matter is, PH have to come out with a well and detailed plan of rescue to as to calm the financial market.

why? suppose to increase due to tax exemption for this period.

clarification, I am not siding any party but huge debt is a reality.

I am siding any party but huge debt is a reality.

fgv yesterday closed at RM1.85, why i seen the reference price today is RM1.80? Any i3 members know, why?

If BN win then better Sime plantation take over FGV....

"China appears to have raised the stakes ahead of these trade talks, by stopping buying US soybeans."

Trade war is in favour of FGV palm oil to replace soya oil for China.

Don't bother who win lah, we still have to eat and life still go on and so is FGV rice bowl of our country.

That is why investors are always on the loosing side as the IB has no obligation to push the price up and buy the warrant. The IB can wait for the call warrant to expire and pay for the difference if the price persist or higher. Furthermore to a certain extent, the price can be monitored and restrainted to go higher. Again on expiry it is on cash settlement basis. Totally alike a casino type. The reason probably why investors like to buy because with small capital, they can earn a handsome returns. I don't understand why Bursa can allow the call warrant to sell???

Observing this counter and various fellow i3 members's comments for quite sometimes, it seems that this counter never move at all. For my opinion, a bit waiting time.....

"Sometime also need to give out some money to retail investor mah...otherwise who will subscribe next time. "
Totally agreed.

Huge blocks... C38 again?

"Malaysian palm oil futures achieved a fresh one-month high due to declining stockpiles end-March and strengthening related edible oils as well as firm demand.

The new tariff retaliation from China against US also boosted the market.

The benchmark crude palm oil futures (FCPO) contract rose 3.12 per cent to RM2,503 on Friday, which was RM78 higher than RM2,425 during the previous week.

The average daily trading volume during Monday to Thursday increased 20.43 per cent with a total average of 43,721 contracts traded, as compared with total average of 34,790 contracts traded during last Monday to Thursday."

the maturity/expiry date is 18/4/18 and striking price of mother share is rm1.85. So, if the current price persist, the holders may not have any return. this is just a brief explanation (please refer to listing information and profile structure for this call warrant). Any Sifu can correct me if i am wrong.

probably is due to call warrant c38 going to expire mid of this month.

"The 25 percent levy on U.S. imports includes products such as soybeans, cars and whisky, Beijing said."

From the Star "“We will not set any limit on the import of Malaysian palm oil and related products. There will be no glass ceiling for the import,” he said after paying a courtesy call on Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Datuk Seri Mah Siew Keong at the minister’s office here today.
Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2018/02/02/china-will-not-curb-malaysian-palm-oil-imports/#pMluAPJ07wxqch7B.99"

So, if that is the case is there a chance/an alternative to push up the fgv price to counter the issue ? (Just my opinion with no basing)

"Palm oil rises to seven-week top on weaker ringgit
Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2018/03/01/palm-oil-rises-to-seven-week-top-on-weaker-ringgit/#kay0CvEpar9KFsCD.99"

Big sell...Big buy....Big Bull

crude oil w t i 66.14

I am new to this forum. After reading B4b4 comments on strategic partners whom are important for increasing revenue and profit. Just don't mind if you can spare more on this and whether Ansi still passing the awarded contract to Inix. Thanks.

Bought over ASAP and guarantee 3 months' profit whilst the director is disposing substantial shares. what kind of game they are playing?

volume so small, down 12 cents.

"MYEG MD Wong Thean Soon says 'NOT looking to acquire MUI'" with reference to" $$$ PMHLDG $$$ $$$ MONEY $$$" (for reading only on without prejudice basis to any parties) may be relevant .

is this the one "Ma’s Alibaba Group Holding Ltd is prepping for Singles’ Day – an annual Nov 11 online shopping fiesta dwarfing Black Friday and Cyber Monday that Citigroup Inc estimates could generate a record 158bil yuan (RM99.96bil) of sales. — Bloomberg
Read more at http://www.thestar.com.my/tech/tech-news/2017/11/10/alibaba-prepares-a-grand-retail-experiment-for-singles-day/#z6Tl2PozMgfpWDVF.99".

Good or bad. Thanks.

up 1 1/2 cent one day, next day down 1 cent, 235 sen difficult la !!!!!!