# CT - your charts are great. I cleared half my FLB at 95 sen (bought last Thursday at 81 sen). Can have a big meal today with single malt !

# Escape - once sold, move on. The market is always here for you. If you don't sell it doesn't move. So many times the price went limit up after I sold off a stock. Thus selling is the most difficult part in stock trading !

# CT - you are really following your chart - jumping in at 80 sen when you can do it for 76 sen in the morning.

# CT _ oops sorry I thought you said hit your target price 76 sen ?

# MC - you collecting, CT disposing ? Huh ?

# My fun trade today - entered Orna at 71 sen

MC - you referring to GHL ?

# CT - who you referring to about a lie - MC. I think he's just joking !

# escape - for ghl, I reckon CT can provide a better answer, He just sold at 0.76

# congrats gals and guys - I see most of the stocks you all are having are going up, Censof, GHL, TAS, Willow etc. Mine also okay at this moment !

# Escape - this round EAH looks good. In previous rounds, it's only one or two days play. I think they have accumulated enough to push this round.

# Well, need to take some time off for my usual daily routine -to the morning market with wife, have breakfast and hopefully be back at or before 9 am. See you all later !

# lim - sorry didn't reply last night as I signed off early. As long as you do not use up every sen of your savings in the stock market, that's fine. As you grow older and have more savings, you will then have to do some financial planning like how to allocate your money into cash, equities (unit trusts), bonds and property etc.

Always take note that it is of utmost importance to have cash on standby. Very often when you need money and resort to selling your shares, it comes with a loss !

# Escape - yes, didn't see you here for quite a while. Hope you are doing fine !

# choolooi - although my forte is on numbers, I can come out with a short poem in a few minutes. By the way, I thought I had already deleted the posting with the poem - how come you saw it ! "pai say" la

# Stockwatch - your comment " Today times have changed and the focus is on penny stocks.". You are quite right, at least in recent months. If you were to see my posting,all my fun trades (about 1 to 3 stocks) everyday are penny stocks, not more than RM 1. Just hope to make some drinking money. So far so good, probably about 75% success rate. Thanks for your comments.

# paulwongtp and hoshwak - welcome to thread 932kaki

# mc121534, choolooi, swee88, stockwatch and paulwongtp - many thanks for the kind wished and encouraging words !

# Good morning to All. My apologies to those who posted after I signed off as it is my practice (since working days) to respond as soon as I see any messages directed to me. At the latest, it's at the end of the day before I leave office.

# swee88 - and before I sign off, my response to your posting. Age is no barrier in making friends. In fact all my drinking and mahjong kakis are my ex-colleagues who are much much younger than me. So during these sessions some may ask why are the young people mixing with this "old" man !

# 285investor - just about to switch off my PC when your comment appeared. Perhaps you may want to look at another posting of mine (tru story)

Stock: [FIBON]: FIBON BERHAD
Oct 22, 2013 12:55 PM | Report Abuse
fatinvest, you are right ! I am quoting the phrase 不知者不罪 !
Glad that you have the experience in seeing how others fell from riches to poverty and it's all because of greed, if I may say. During the super bull in 1993, it's so easy to make money that everyone jumped into the bandwagon. Accountants, Engineers, General Managers gave up their jobs to become remisiers. I have a colleague (Senior Manager) who did the same and his commission could sometimes be 10K a day. But again no one is satisfied with what he has and he soon became a player when he saw his clients made so much each day. He did enjoyed the profits and together with this commission, he was able to get more than 100K a month. As usual his lifestyle changed - big meals, big spending, new car etc. But good times can never last. When the crash came, he lost everything back and more. If only he had focused on his job as a remisier and maybe played small, I reckon he would be very comfortable and probably can go for early retirement.

# Thanks for your postings in this thread today. Even though it's a week-end, I think we attracted the most number of comments in these two days. Need to zzzzzzz......now - to prepare for another hectic day tomorrow. Good night friends.

# mc121534 - thanks, you are right !

# lim - definitely it's not advisable to put all eggs in one basket !

# mikekong55 - if you ask me< I cabbot give you a fair price for the counter as the Q3 earnings can only be a one-time incident. However based on kcchongnz.a analysis, this company is worth investing. In fact I have gone in and out once and now looking for another buying opportunity. Would probably wait for it to settle down. However if what Calvin says is true, there is a very high possibility of the price moving further. But a target of RM 15 would definitely be too far fetched.

# 285investor - welcome to Thread 932kaki. Hope you will find it useful and would appreciate if you can share with us your trading views, ideas and strategies.

Want to know more about me? I am just a small, conservative and contented player in the market. Okay, you can see one of my previous postings below:-

Stock: [FIBON]: FIBON BERHAD
Oct 21, 2013 08:31 PM | Report Abuse
bsnpng, no worries. I truly understand your kind intentions. If you were to read my postings, you will notice that
a) I have been in the market for 30 over years and played over 600 counters (probably 700 + if including those in the earlier years which I have no records)and still on the plus side (excluding dividends).
b) I have seen all in the stock market, survived a few crashes, experienced the Super Bull in 1993 where everyday there were a few counters going limit up.
c) In the earlier years my losses were more than gains but as time passed by I became wiser
d) I like to do fun trades (for trading and speculating) due to the "gambling" instinct in me. In fact I am rather conservative and thus have control in what I do.
e) For these fun trades, my transacted value is small and not more than 10K in one counter (mostly less than RM 1 counters)
f) On the other hand I do keep some counters for long term like Sime Darby, Riverview, Paramount, M Flour, Pavillion Reit, Mudajaya, and the recently added K Fima and J Tiasa
g)Even on fun trades I entered those with some fundamentals like Fibon, MMode, Homeritz, Instaco etc (around 10 to 20 lots)
h)I do not aim to make myself rich from these fun trades and would be more than contented to make some money for whisky and beer and better still a sumptuous dinner
i)) I don't know TA and whilst I am able to understand basic financial ratios, most of the time I rely on my own judgement (from years of experience) to assess a stock and will only if I think I stand a 80% probability chance of making. That's why I do not bother those who just shout buy buy, sell sell, going to fly, will limit up, will touch how much tomorrow etc. I always bear in mind to limit mt losses, if any, according to my affordability.
j) Of course these so called fun trades can only be done during a bull market and when there the bear comes I will be very cautious
k) As I mentioned, I respect and admire kcchongna's views but have so far have only entered K Fima though I did trade in Fibon and Homeritz (today)
l) in the event of a major correction, i will surely make some investments on those stock picks by kcchongnz who have provided me the knowledge on intrinsic values and margin of safety etc

All said, It is absolutely true that Bursa is the source for one to get rich. For very success story they may be nine other failures.

Once again, I thank you for your concern and am indeed happy for you to make huge capital gains (plus dividends) from LPI, Zhulian etc.

# lim - just to share with you another posting of mine

Stock: [KNM]: KNM GROUP BHD
Sep 16, 2013 02:10 PM | Report Abuse

In stock investment there are several things to bear in mind (especially for newbies)
1) never listen to rumors - by the time it reaches you, the price would have already gone up
2) never completely trust the recommendations made by the so called experts - they have vested interests (direct or indirect). Do your own study and analysis. Suggest you equip yourself with some understanding of the stock market operations and some financial knowledge
3) if you think you have made enough from the counter, just sell (selling is the most difficult part) and move on. No one can sell at the highest. Do not wish and take pride that you have sold at the highest price. Think of the other party who bought from you. Let him have the chance to make money also from further price increase.
4) never fall in love with a stock (like otb mentioned above). There are more than a thousand counters in the KLSE
5) at times know how to cut loss, even if it's painful
6) etc etc etc......

# fatinvest - Good advice. Well said !

# choolooi - well said. By the way I have been eyeing Willow for quite a while but doesn't didn't enter. This is rather unusual of me as I normally jump in for fun trade.

KB Yap, perhaps you may like to see kcchongnz's analysis as to why Homeritz is worth investing in the long term.

# To all Tenaga C5 Holders :-

From The Malaysian Insider
Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) has been ranked number one among "Electric Utilities in Asia" in the coveted Platts Top 250 Global Energy Company Rankings for 2013.
The national utility corporation also took 15th spot in Asia in terms of "Overall Performance" in the rankings, announced at the Platts Top 250 Asia Awards Dinner held in Singapore earlier this week.
The annual financial performance rankings started 12 years ago. Platts is a leading global commodity information provider and is based in New York, in the United States.
The top ranking is an improvement on its third spot in 2011, TNB said in a statement today.
Mirroring other elite Asian companies that moved up in the rankings, TNB's global ranking surged to the 66th position from 90th in 2011.
The statement said the Platts Top 250 Global Energy Company Rankings are based on assets, revenue, profits and return on investments for the previous fiscal year.
TNB's chief corporate officer, Datuk Roslan Rahman represented company president/chief executive officer, Datuk Seri Azman Mohd in receiving the award in the presence of Minister of Energy, Green Technology and Water, Datuk Seri Dr Maximus Ongkili.
"This award is dedicated to all our employees, wherever they are, for making this company a pride of the nation'" said Roslan. - Bernama, November 1, 2013.

Lim, I agree with mikekong55 - see my posting for a friendly advice

Stock: [FIBON]: FIBON BERHAD
Oct 22, 2013 01:47 PM | Report Abuse
fatinvest, in life we have to pay to become wiser and more knowledgeable in the stock market. My sincere advice is the newbies in i3 is not to get too much involved in the market but concentrate on their jobs for career advancement. I am worried they simply follow those who just shout buy buy buy, sell sell sell, target price is so much so much, going to fly, sell before it crashes, directors selling, the company is getting big contracts etc. They should go through the postings and see who are people with the genuine stuff !

# LKSGSH - you can read my postings in the EAH thread.

# nubhan and LKSGSH - welcome to this thread. Appreciate your contribution of trading views and ideas.

# Eric - since you are a newbie< I would suggest you look at the postings of the following who gives good and logical advice with proper justification (not someone who just says buy buy buy or sell sell sell ot limit up tomorrow or going to crash etc):-

- kcchongnz
- trustme 932
- city trade
- ooi teik bee
- kc loh
- bsnpng
- sjcm3
- matrixcool
- sense maker
- unclez

...just to name a few !

# lindw - haha ! You have a pleasant week-end and a profitable trading week ahead !

# lindw - thanks. Hope you also can share your trading views here. This thread is for everyone young or old, male or female !n fact quite a number of retirees here ! lindw ? Hmmm...let me guess. Linda Wong or Linda Wee (trying to be too smart, hehe)!

# hidden gem - ok ok, you know I am a small player and a contented person, even if able to strike a few hundred dollars is already great. I do not aim to strike million of dollars in the 4-D Jackpot, unlike our good buddy CT !

# lindw - welcome ! But why now only decide to post (no offence - just curious). Mind sharing you rgender and where you are from (no obligation)

# Eric - on KNM, sorry I never have faith in this counter, thus not in a position to comment. suggest you go the KNM thread to read the postings. There are a lot of staunch supporters, with some holding for years. But for your information the 2 experts in i3 on FA and TA are strongly against investing in this stock. Anyway read through the postings and make your own decision. Happy Trading.

# hidden gem - your posting (see below) which mentioned 1,364 postings almost made me 6K richer. I betted 2 big 2 small on 1364 but 1864 came out 2nd price in Da Ma Cai !

932Kaki
Nov 1, 2013 08:25 PM | Report Abuse

932Kaki forum thread started on 24/10/2013 n for the period ended 1/11/2013 totalling 9 days has received a hugh postings of 1364 comments until 7:17PM & hv attracted a total of 10 smart women investors actively participating in this thread.

The women participants having disclosed their gender identity r TESSA, Moon Ng, choolooi, connie9170, Christin Goh, ooi1955, mc121534, jenny1382, Escape & michelle722. There might b more woman participants but hv yet to reveal their gender identity & CityTrader shall b delegated for the task of checking & finalising the total no of women participants in this thread.

# connie - in Bukit Tinggi Village alone there are about 19 restaurants if I am not mistaken. So far I patronized 11 of them. My favourite is Mei Sik Kar which is inside the village. Others which serve reasonably good food are 125, Wing Hing, Grand View, Kampung, Kolam Ikan, Summer Park, Maple Leaf etc.

# connie - the name of the restaurant is Jeff Lee's Kitchen. The 8 dishes are Pei Pa Duck, Chilly Prawns, Pork Belly, Ginger Steam Fish Head, Sabah Paku Vege, Minced Pork Noodles, Claypot Loh Shi Fun and Che Chap Porridge. Other good restaurants in the village are the famous LYJ, Restoran Tai Soon, Xiao Lao Wang Hotpot (Steamboat)

# Eric - no worries. Should you need any help, just post your quest here. Our friends here will do their utmost to assist, but then the ultimate decision to buy or sell is upon you.

# hidden gem / sephiroth - well said. II am not sure about KB Yap's views. The 4 postings he put in so far all has negative remarks - Homeritz, FLB, Malton and Jaks. And all these are profitable companies !

# matrix - the quality of food served at Elegant Inn is consistent. I once had a Sturgeon (Emperor) Fish Lunch ( the fish prepared in 6 different varieties); 10 pax about 3K.

So you a MU supporter. However I am a Gunners fan for almost 40 years !

# By the way, I just came back from a sumptuous lunch in Sg. Buloh village. Good food, reasonable prices ! 8 dishes, 11 pax for RM 180

# chengyee - I played Hibiscus before a a fun trade and made a few hundred bucks. There are different versions on this counter some for (acquiring oil companies to start up business) and some against (having been listed as a SPAC without any business). Thus you have to make your own judgement as to who to believe. Suggest you read more before deciding.

# Eric Wong / htyeap125 - welcome to 932kaki ! Hope you find this thread useful !

# chengyee - welcome to this thread. I reckon it's your first visit here. Nevertheless do share your trading ideas with the rest. Perhaps you may want to let us know your gender and where you are from (of course no obligation)