its time to sapu and wait, happy happy day guys!

your the only one who has gone with fake names!

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kiddo got kick out from work? nice

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sapu sapu sapu guys while its cheap

netx is the next big thing! sapu sapu sapu tp1.00

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thanks 靓女 phoon phoon for the info, today will sapu more

its time to fly

good morning guys,The graph of Arb looks like Greatech before itself goreng...So will Arb be next Greatech? The price will be double in short period of time? Maybe year 2020 during Chinese New Year rally , Arb get itself goreng..:)

sell

Ir 4.0 bull run stock is Arbb 7181

Don't miss this once a lifetime bull run in ir 4.0 stocks

Get on board now

sell uzma today, going to buy ageson 7145. railway project going to announce soon

HO HO HO MERRY CHRISTMAS TO GREAT GRANDMASTER BULL RUN STOCK

When you appear something always brewing. After reading your 3 Points it reminded me of OGSE upstream stocks bull run time

Now it also apply to 7145 AGESON soon



3 GOLDEN RULES to Great Winning Stocks ~ BULL RUN STOCK Strategy





a. FA Golden Rule

1st thing 1st, Stocks must make MORE money this year than last year.

This is exactly WHAT uncle KYY had been shouting so LOUD yr in n yr out.

AGESON DID MAKE LOTS OF MONEY THIS YEAR COMPARE TO LAST YEAR 2018!



b. TA Golden Rule

Stocks must be in CORNERED CONDITION prior to HIGH flying journey.

Hard earned experience over many years is required to identify, know n master this rule.


AGESON 7145 HAS BEEN CORNERED BY DIRECTORS BUYING, FROM RIGHTS ISSUE PLUS LOTS OF PEOPLE WHO CONTACTED ME.



c. Right Timing Golden Rule

Right Timing is to buy at

RIGHT TIMING IS THE VERY HEART OF IT ALL. MANY YEARS OF DOWNTREND AND SCRAPPING ROCK BOTTOM THE TIME CO-INCIDES WITH COMING VERY VERY BIG PROJECT AND MANY MANY PROJECTS THAT WILL BE ANNOUNCE, MAYBE SOME SHORT OF GOV RAILWAY TYPO OF PROJECT......JUST TO GUESS

Last small BEAR TREND that gives rise to the BIGGEST SUPER BULL RUN.

NB: Stocks move in pure sine wave w wavy zero axis, after -ve sine is +ve sine n the process repeats forever.

BY THE WAY, REMEMBER THIS, WHENEVER DATO LARRY LIEW GOES WITH HIS POWERFUL TEAM! MAKE SURE TO CATCH UP WITH THEM!

sell first uzma, going to sapu ageson today!

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Grandmaster warren buffet illustration on

Pig
Bull
Bear
Chicken

Which described for us how these 4 types of people are here in i3 forum

Pig gets slaughtered because they chase up hot hot stocks at peak prices when consensus are all positive be almost everyone

Bull who make money are those who follow sir John Templeton's words

Bull Market is born during pessimism

Grows in skepticism

A bull buys shares by farsight,insight and

Chicken is those who goes round and round making lots of useless noise with no concrete recommendations. And worst is those blind chicken for following blind people who picked downstream IFCAMSC and jcy rubbish counter

AND these are dumb bears
who buy shares when the price started to go downstream! keep on buying rubbish shares till hand got burn!

4. Forging ahead with negotiations on international free trade agreements
German industry sets standards in the export of goods and services. Even so, international trade with many countries is still hampered by barriers such as high tariffs and lengthy import procedures. Removing these barriers is the object of a strong European foreign trade policy. It is therefore vitally important that the EU continues to make every effort to sign far-reaching free trade agreements with the world’s major nations.

5. Strengthening economic and monetary union
Internal trade within the European Union can only function if the EU continues to ensure stable economic and monetary union. Trading in a single currency is an enormous advantage for industry in the European Single Market. Only with a strong economic and fiscal policy focussing on structural reforms, balanced national budgets and investment can the European economy continue to compete on the world market.

A strong industry for a strong Europe
German industry can only be strong if its markets don’t end at the German border. This is one of the reasons why a functioning European Union is so important. Yet at the same time, a strong industrial sector also helps a stable Europe. How? Through investment, growth and jobs. To ensure this remains so in future, the BDI is committed to a pro-growth European policy.

A strong Europe needs a strong industrial sector to promote competitiveness, create jobs, and ensure a high quality of life. However, this strong Europe is beset by severe difficulties. The EU currently has to face a variety of challenges and at the same time defend itself against the growing group of Eurosceptics. Cohesion between the EU Member States is crumbling. The euro area crisis is not alone in having taken a heavy toll on the EU. And the possibility of British withdrawal jeopardizes the community itself. Moreover, the refugee crisis has shown how hard it is for Europe to preserve the principle of mutual solidarity. Yet without the EU, without open borders between the partners and without joint efforts, industry will also suffer – in all the Member States.

The European Union enables and simplifies the networking of knowledge and technology. For example, German industry collaborates across borders with companies and partners from other EU countries in order to manufacture competitively and to join forces in research and innovation. The internationality of industrial production also creates jobs and migration prospects which would no longer exist if Europe’s internal borders were no longer open. This would prolong production times, making services and products more expensive, and significantly harming the competitiveness of the industrial sector as a result. But it’s not just international cooperation and exports which are put at risk by the current situation. In some sectors, the entire production capacity of German industry hinges on free access to resources. Since not all these resources are available in Germany in sufficient quantity, free trade is essential for German industry to function.

As we can see, German industry needs a strong Europe, as this is the only way to create the structural environment necessary to ensure that innovation and competitiveness remain stable enough to compete with the other players on the world market. However, the EU is equally dependent on a strong industrial sector. Combating unemployment and climate change, and maintaining production in the EU are challenges which Europe cannot meet without a strong industrial sector.

To stabilize the situation in the EU and to set the course for the future, timely measures must be taken:

1. Maintaining open borders to preserve and strengthen the European Single Market
The free movement of workers and the Schengen Agreement were important steps towards a common Europe with a strong economy. It has become much easier for skilled workers from EU countries to offer their knowledge and skills in other Member States – from which the German economy has benefited in recent years. Furthermore, open borders allow trade to proceed rapidly. Speediness, an essential component of competitiveness in the era of globalization, is impossible to maintain if lengthy border controls impede the transfer of goods. This also applies to the cooperation connecting many European industrial companies and which will be a crucial growth engine in the coming years.

2. Optimizing and aligning infrastructure throughout the EU
The future will belong to those who can provide knowledge and innovation – and do so increasingly rapidly. To enable industry to exploit its potential in this sector, extremely active collaborations and joint projects have already been set up between companies from different EU countries, and businesses make use of the specializations of different European locations. However, the effectiveness of European production and knowledge networks is often limited by the lack of infrastructure investments and the differences in infrastructure from one country to the next. This concerns for instance transport routes and systems, the digital infrastructure, and energy generation and consumption.

3. Promoting focused immigration from third countries
The competitiveness and innovative capacity of industrial companies will in future depend on their employees’ expertise more than ever before. Given the demographic development in most EU countries, however, it is already evident that the skilled workers urgently needed will also have to be recruited from non-EU countries. A structural framework which allows these workers to immigrate into the EU as smoothly as possible must therefore be promptly and comprehensively promoted and developed.

Industry 4.0 and the fourth industrial revolution (4IR)
As a reminder the classic view of these four industrial revolutions, as Industry 4.0 became increasingly popular, was:

The first industrial revolution, which REALLY was a revolution, and, among others thanks to invention of steam machines, the usage of water and steam power and all sorts of other machines, would lead to the industrial transformation of society with trains, mechanization of manufacturing and loads of smog.
The second industrial revolution is typically seen as the period where electricity and new manufacturing ‘inventions’ which it enabled, such as the assembly line, led to the area of mass production and to some extent to automation.
The third industrial revolution had everything to do with the rise of computers, computer networks (WAN, LAN, MAN,…), the rise of robotics in manufacturing, connectivity and obviously the birth of the Internet, that big game changer in the ways information is handled and shared, and the evolutions to e-anything versions of previously brick and mortar environments only, with far more automation.
In the fourth industrial revolution we move from ‘just’ the Internet and the client-server model to ubiquitous mobility, the bridging of digital and physical environments (in manufacturing referred to as Cyber Physical Systems), the convergence of IT and OT, and all the previously mentioned technologies (Internet of Things, Big Data, cloud, etc.) with additional accelerators such as advanced robotics and AI/cognitive which enable Industry 4.0 with automation and optimization in entirely new ways that lead to ample opportunities to innovate and truly fully automate and bring the industry to the next level.
Some also like to add the injection of technology and connectivity in the human/digital mind and body convergence to Industry 4.0.

The injection of AI, hyper-connectedness and data analysis into how things, machines, communicate, act and lead to actionable insights with an omnipresence of the Internet of Everything in virtually each piece/machine of the Industry 4.0 dream is one thing, the convergence of man and machine (or technological extension) is still a bit further away and it’s so complex and will lead to so many more debates (also ethical) that it’s already called the fourth platform by IDC.

Industry 4.0 definition – the digital transformation of industry and the fourth industrial revolution
Industry 4.0 is the digital transformation of manufacturing, leveraging third platform technologies and innovation accelerators in the convergence of IT (Information Technology) and OT (Operational Technology) to realize connected factories and industry, smart decentralized and self-optimizing systems and the digital supply chain in the information-driven cyber-physical environment of the 4th industrial revolution (sometimes called 4IR).

Industry 4.0 also stands for the fourth industrial revolution as such. It is a new stage in the organization and control regarding the end-to-end value chain across the life cycle of products whereby increasing demand of customers for personalization is a driving force and flexibility, as-a-service models and the use of information technology go hand in hand with a move towards more autonomous decision making, a changing role for the workforce, new industrial organizational and collaborative paradigms and connected cyber-physical systems with security by design and turning data from various IT and OT systems into intelligence, decisions and new business models as leading principles.

The initial goals in Industry 4.0 typically are automation, (manufacturing) process improvement and productivity/production optimization; the more mature goals are innovation and the transition to new business models and revenue sources with information and services as cornerstones.

The original definition of Industry 4.0 (or better: Industrie 4.0)
The definition of Industrie 4.0 as proposed in 2011 was pretty lengthy. In a paper, entitled “Industrie 4.0 – Smart Manufacturing for the Future”, GTAI (Germany Trade and Invest) looked at the questions what is smart industry (a synonym of Industry 4.0) and what Industrie 4.0 means.

Industrie 4.0 - Smart Manufacturing for the Future by Germany Trade and Invest - an Industry 4.0 must-read - PDF opens
Industrie 4.0 – Smart Manufacturing for the Future by Germany Trade and Invest – an Industry 4.0 must-read (PDF opens)
An extract: Smart industry or “INDUSTRIE 4.0” refers to the technological evolution from embedded systems to cyber-physical systems…INDUSTRIE 4.0 represents the coming fourth industrial revolution on the way to an Internet of Things, Data and Services. Decentralized intelligence helps create intelligent object networking and independent process management, with the interaction of the real and virtual worlds representing a crucial new aspect of the manufacturing and production process”.

And it’s not done! More in the paper (PDF opens) and in our Industry 4.0 definitions list below.

What is Industry 4.0 (according to several sources)?
Obviously not all definitions of Industry 4.0 are the same. Industry 4.0 in practice means many things for many people and what some consider a definition of Industry 4.0, others won’t.

Industry 4.0 has been defined as “a name for the current trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies, including cyber-physical systems, the Internet of things, cloud computing and cognitive computing and creating the smart factory”. This Industry 4.0 definition is close to the original definition but not entirely correct or at the very least not correct anymore as Industry 4.0 goes beyond the factory, is also about more than automation and data exchange (e.g. the key role of workers, the key role of energy efficiency etc).

SHAPING THE FUTURE OF ADVANCE PRODUCTION

The 4th Industry Revolution has begun. Unlike the steam that power our factories in the first revolution or the mass production model that dominating the second or the emergence of the computer driven system from the third revolution that we are living today, Industry 4.0 is about CONNECTIVITY.

As previous industry revolution was led by innovations in manufacturing processes and systems, the advancement of industry 4.0 will be driven by a smart, interconnected pervasive environment. The opportunities for disruption are huge and those left behind will fail acutely. There will still spaces for leaders of this new revolution to emerge. But the race is already started. Understanding what the leaders are doing will help you to join them.

The hosting of the inaugural Industries 4.0 Conference and Exhibition 2019 (Industries 4.0) is set to provide an interactive platform to discuss the opportunities offered by disruptive digital technologies to increase productivity, and access to services and markets in manufacturing and supply chain management. This will be an unparalleled meeting place for decision-makers, manufacturing and production managers, digital leaders, and other business professionals to share knowledge and experience in optimising the production in the age of technology.

The conference represents a unique opportunity for learning, exchanging opinions, and expanding one’s network enabled by live presentations followed by dynamic networking sessions – providing the attendees with valuable insights from specialists in the sphere of digital technologies.



Key Themes of Industries 4.0

►Key Components of Factories of the Future
►Disruptive Technologies in the 4th Industrial Revolution
►IIoT, Artificial Intelligent, Big Data, AR & VR, Sensors, 3D Printing, Robots, Machine Learning
►Digitalisation of Supply Chain Management
►Smart Logistic & Warehousing
►Advanced Manufacturing Management Systems
►Investment in R&D
►New Business Models
►Cross disciplinary themes

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rm0.40

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good morning to all ageson investors

do not missed ageson 7145 at 1 sen

Naysayers are sore losers

All who followed kenny bought 7145 ageson starting from 1 sen now very very safe

So guys

Just queue buy at 1 sen everyday now

until project announcement price will suddenly shoots up!

sorry to say i going to sell istone first, and going to buy arb 7181 now, big 100million project going to announce soon in few weeks time!

understand from a friend in this industries, they are discussing an erp big project toward 4.0 standard, value close to 100M, not sure how true is it. maybe this is one of the catalyst for trading raise recently. so its time to grab as much as you can buffet!

good morning friends from Ageson

its that sapu time again!

because the price is on the lowest now! as If loss the price will remain as it is...it will not go down lower as Ageson has not been factored in current price..

If Loss...no change in price
If Win...it will add 20-30 sens on top of current price

So let's pray we win so we can go for nice holidays

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good morning, its time to sapu kawkaw again. cheers

sell first, going to buy ageson 7145.

good morning elaine tan, i listen to bfm just now, its on breakfast grill, not morning run. dato larry had lots of ready project for announcement. coming very soon. nice

next year this counter will shoot up sky high

count me in guys

Vsolar: Plans to raise up to RM66m via rights issue with free warrants. Vsolar Group plans to raise up to RM65.9m via a renounceable rights issue with free warrants to meet its capex for development and construction of biomass plants. The exercise entails the issuance of up to 1.32bn rights shares together with up to 878.64m warrants at an indicative issue price of 5 sen per rights share.

LISTEN! LISTEN!! LISTEN!!

THIS YEAR TOP NEWS IS IR 4.0 BULL RUN

NEXT YEAR TOP NEWS IN JANUARY WILL BE ARB (7181)

JAN = ERP SYSTEM
FEB = RENEWABLE ENERGY
MARCH = MORE IOT
APRIL = MORE AND MORE IOT
MAY = RED HOT HOT FINAL IOT

JUNE = FUND MANAGER JOIN IN STOCK UP BY 100%
JULY = STOCKS UP ANOTHER 50% TO 100% = SUPER INVESTOR JOINS IN
AUGUST = SUPER TRADERS JOIN IN, ARB SHARES SHOOTS UP AT SUPER HIGH
SEPT TO DEC 2020 = FINALLY AT TOP SUPER SAILANG HAS COME SAPU CLEAN CLEAN

YEAR 2021 = SUPER SORCHAI ARRIVED AND BOUGHT ARB (7181) AT RM 1.50
& THEN CRY FATHER CRY MOTHER AND GET KILLED!

Samtuckfatt Kenny, can PM me on the pay , i would like to be the Arbb promoter also.
07/12/2019 12:20 PM

send me your personal phone number here, sammy boy

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sammy boy write me your personal phone number here.

team of cry father cry mother, still crying on losing money on arb? when everyone wins money only you lose money? or you did not have any shares at all? lose elsewhere come here to cry?

ARBB is shining star of digital bull run stock for 2020

To all happy owners of ARBB shares

Who bought even more ARBB shares today?

Everyday got good news booster for ARBB.

1. ARBB has low borrowings, and only to improve on their collections, but who cares? The cash in
bank is real.

2. Post going up the value chain of IT business

3. Everyday is a day nearer to ARBB job award.

Hold tight and don't bother to listen to naysayers

Success is only a step away

Stated in the NEWSSSSS-----

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia is targeting to be an Industry 4.0 hub in South-East Asia to regain its status as an Asian Tiger.

Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said there was no choice but to be aggressive in adopting Industrial Revolution 4.0 in view of the accelerated speed in which new technologies evolved.

"With our National Policy on Industry 4.0 (Industry4WRD) launched last year, we aim at driving Malaysia towards becoming the Industry 4.0 hub in South-East Asia," he said.

He said this in his keynote address at the International Conference on Industry 4.0: A Global Revolution Towards Business, Technology and Productivity at Segi University Monday (Oct 14).


Dr Mahathir said digital transformation was expected to accelerate a sustainable future for Malaysia, as Industry 4.0 could lead to an increase in the GDP per capita following increased productivity and employment opportunities.

"Our Industry4WRD policy aims at increasing productivity in the manufacturing sector per person in Malaysia by 30% from RM106,647.

"This would elevate the absolute contribution of the manufacturing sector to our economy by 54% from RM254bil to RM392bil," he said.

Dr Mahathir said while new technologies could be disruptive, it also boast exciting prospects and challenges.

Following consolidation of Operation Technology and Information Technology (IT), data analytics, process understanding, and the ability to work with disruptive technologies, Industry 4.0 would transform the labour market into a skill-centric force.

Technologies such as the Internet of Things, Advanced Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and Additive Manufacturing are contributing factors to generate an increase in net productivity, he said.

"Hence, to make the adoption of Industry 4.0 a success, a sustainable approach has to be taken to ensure continuous growth of the economy.

"These transformations will not take effect unless we take the first step and our strategy has to be right.

"We need to take the Industry 4.0 transformation seriously. That way we can remain competitive and relevant in the international equation," he said.

Malaysia is poised to succeed, as it boast 40 years of experience in the manufacturing sector, apart from having created a good business ecosystem.

Malaysia could capitalise on its existing supply chain, access to the global market, and pool of talented multi-racial and multi- cultural community, said Dr Mahathir.

"For Malaysian businesses to remain competitive, they need to change their business strategy.

"We are sometimes too operational oriented to deliver results.

"Often, we are too conservative to venture into business diversifications and product development.

"This kind of business mentality and culture has to change," he said.

Dr Mahathir called on Malaysian businesses to seriously look into investing much more in Research and Development (R&D) to upgrade products and services, apart from improving business processes and embracing integrated technologies.

"We need to change our strategy from being technology traders and users to becoming technology creators," he said.

Dr Mahathir also called on universities to focus on developing their R&D capabilities in solving real industry problems.

He said that Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) should also be technology driven.

The Malaysian education system is currently being aligned to the economic needs of the nation, he noted.

"The focus on the teaching of industrial skills ought to be skewed towards innovative knowledge," he said.

There must be a push towards innovative thinking and multi-disciplinary knowledge, as Malaysia aimed to increase its high-skilled workforce from 18% to 35% by the year 2020.


SO TELL ME WHY DONT BUY AN UNDERVALUE FUTURE MAD GROWING STOCK? Even tun Mahathir says we are leading towards to the change.

more to come, second and third wave is closing in! be sure to ride with the wave!

CHEERS & HAVE A GREAT DAY EVERYONE!

i think 0.30 maybe, yes. more than that takes longer time to achieve.

good morning, hahaha.

Good morning to all dear holders of 7145 prinsiptek

Dec 6th today

Another day nearer to project roll out

Keep strong and hold firm

All who patiently wait will be rewarded!

be brave stay calm

Whatever goes up will come down.

but whatever go down will come up...

buy call buy call! for 7145 prinsiptek

good morning guys, Investors who like to dabble on tips should always remember that speculative stocks are trading stocks and certain time frames should be given for the “tips” to work, otherwise the stocks should be discarded, even at a loss. This is the nature of the game. The bet is either you win or you lose.

waiting to shoot up

thanks for the good info the real deal