HOLD! HOLD! HOLD! REAL MONEY COMMING....

Hold on to your stocks....The towkay and his gang is piling up the shares from open market and keep as their treasury shares as per the AGM resolution recently...At the same time Felda also increase their stake.......This strategy will reduce supply in the market and the share price will move up steadily....From my observation since last week Pantech shares is less volatile and the price move up slowly but surely.....RHB and Kenanga TP will come to a reality....Very positive...The warrant is also doing well....

bro hiddengem..must form a cartel here like pantech...

All Southeast Asian stock markets traded firmer on Tuesday, with several near their three-week highs as the global economic outlook looked better after China's upbeat exports data and receding fears of a US military strike on Syria.

Expectations that the US central bank would delay or be less aggressive in tapering its monthly bond purchases after disappointing US job data also helped boost sentiment.

Jakarta's Composite Index, which lost 2.9 per cent last week, was up 1.8 per cent as of 0622 GMT at its highest since August 19. It rose nearly three per cent in the previous session.

Banks led the gains with Bank Mandiri Persero Tbk PT rising 8.6 per cent and Bank Rakyat Indonesia Persero Tbk PT up 5.6 per cent.

Indonesian stocks were expected to continue their gains on Tuesday, said Edwin Sebayang, head of research at Jakarta-based MNC Securities.

"But investors should remain disciplined and vigilant," he said, referring to the risks of foreign inflows into stocks, fall in the rupiah, a possible tapering of the US stimulus programme and a military attack on Syria.

Positive sentiment for the rupiah after data on Friday showed gains in foreign exchange reserves was also helping stocks, analysts said.

The Philippines' main stock index was up 1.8 per cent at a two-week high, while the Thai stock index rose 1.1 per cent to 1,399.41, its highest level since August 19, led by gains in banking shares.

Foreign buying in Thai stocks boosted sentiment, while receding fears of a US military strike on Syria also helped, said Teerada Charnyingyong, a senior strategist at Bangkok-based broker Phillip Securities.

"Foreigners have been buying and we see the resistance level between 1,410 and 1,420," she said referring to the index.

Singapore's Straits Times index was up 0.4 per cent to a near three week high, while stock indices in Malaysia gained 0.9 per cent to a three-week high.

Vietnam's main stock index was up 0.6 per cent at mid-day as investors snapped up cheap blue-chip equities following a slump in the index's biggest firms in the previous session.-

Malaysia's ringgit had its biggest two-day advance since May as speculation the US will hold back from a military attack against Syria fueled demand for emerging-market assets.

The MSCI Asia Pacific index of stocks climbed for a ninth day, the longest rally this year. Russia's bid to get Syria to surrender its chemical weapons is a "potentially positive development" that could avert a US strike, President Barack Obama said in an interview with NBC News yesterday. The ringgit dropped 6.7 per cent this year and Malayan Banking Bhd forecast in a report yesterday the weakness will boost the nation's exports, which rebounded in July after a five-month contraction.

"A lot of currencies that have been under pressure are seeing some of the selling abating," said Nick Verdi, a foreign-exchange strategist at Barclays Plc in Singapore. "There's more positive risk appetite generally."

The ringgit strengthened 0.4 per cent to 3.277 per dollar as of 4.19pm in Kuala Lumpur, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. It climbed 1.5 per cent in two days. One-month implied volatility, a measure of expected moves in the exchange rate used to price options, fell 30 basis points to 9.6 per cent.

A government report tomorrow may show factory output rose 4.9 per cent in July from a year earlier, after climbing 3.3 per cent in June, according to the median estimate of economists surveyed by Bloomberg.

The "immediate" export outlook for August is "positive" amid a competitiveness boost from the weaker ringgit and improving commodity prices, according to the Maybank report, whose authors included Suhaimi Ilias, the Kuala Lumpur-based chief economist. The lender expects economic growth to quicken to 4.8 per cent in the second half from 4.2 per cent in the first six months.

Government bonds advanced. The yield on the 3.26 per cent notes due March 2018 dropped one basis point, or 0.01 percentage point, to 3.59 per cent, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Pantech's Investors cartel must unite to ensure that there are a shortage of supply in the market....so that we can dictate the price.....cheers...

Steve jub...1.50 also can....hopefully within 2 weeks....but Pantech's investors cartel must not supply to the market....Hide your product (shares)...

The Pantech's investors cartel formation is showing result....testing 0.985

this round different ball game....All Pantech investors must gang up....HOLD....make sure there is no supply...then price will go up all the way...

It is the investors call now.....HOLD...Tarik panjang panjang.....kaw-kaw...

Aiman kapal terbang tak boleh tiup....Kapal Layar boleh tiup...he..he...

If I read it correctly Pantech shares floating in the market has reduce after the AGM....and therefore Demand will be more than supply and price will increase steadily.....Timing

Will move up again....Temporary effect on the news....

Aiman...how to terbang?...Minyak sudah mahal lah....Must cut cost...

Steve Jub...1.50 no problem..like you said continue jangan kasi buyers... hehe

bro hiddengem...I will joint you for the bottom sea fishing with bro 55880955 as the navigator........he..he..

The Bidders have to book seller if they want Pantech shares....Looks like the Investors are holding tight...If this trend continues..... 1.50 or higher is achievable in less than 2 weeks....

55880955...Thanks bro....Very Positive comments....I am very sure the investors are very happy to see it is moving North...Timing...Real Money coming...Hopefully...cheers

UNITE BRO!!!DON'T GIVE THE BIDDERS!!!HOLD....THE PANTECH TOWKAY ARE WITH US TOO..

Steve...good to know you are still around...where have you been?

55880955....Positive comments...You have been very helpful...thanks....Hopefully it will move higher soon....Probably 1.40-1.50...My rationale is base on their numbers that I crunch with their accountant after the AGM session recently...I also got a first hand information pertaining to their business direction during the AGM and looks like it is doing very well..Plus good market sentiment and Pantech investors remain intact....So far Pantech has weathered the storm very well...HOLD....cheers

Good sentiment...Syrian war and Fed Tapering issue discounted....Hopefully Pantech will fly higher today....

According to the stock chart ASTRO might move to 3.29-3.40 as per Public Bank TP.....I guess.

3.29 soon as per Public bank TP....very confident...

Hold on guys ...Pantech is implementing its strategy .....buying back from open market.....

yup....confirm....

USD againts Ringgit makes KLSE looks dirt cheap....As a foreigner I will put my money in KLSE....

Dividend payment more than enough to cover brokerage fee....next...real money from capital gain.....cheers

HOLD...HOLD...HOLD...moving up...all the best...

Hiddengem....thats the spirit bro...Satu Hati for Pantech...cheers..

The market knows that Pantech is a very good stock therefore we can't avoid to see negative statement to push the price down so that they can collect at a cheaper price....Pantech investors should hold and not lose out to the bidders...bluntly speaking the bidders will be laughing out loud if Pantech investors are not mentally and physically resilient....Pantech will break 1.50...HOLD and you will make real money....Timing....Good luck and cheers...

Any idea how low can it go?

mmm ..Its good to know that Pantech WA-is on your Radar screen....Thks

Mr.Ooi...Out of curiosity....I saw your portfolio as per your blog site...Are you still holding Pantech-WA..as per the following: and your rationale if you are still holding Pantech-WA....

Ooi Teik Bee
tbooi1168
From Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Investing experience Advanced Risk profile Low

User Shared PortfoliosName Type # Stocks / Transactions Description
2013 Second half portfolio TRANSACTION 11 Composition of portfolio
Puncak-WB - 25%
LBS-WA - 25%
Pantech-WA - 10%
WTK - 10%
GOB - 5%
Triplc - 5%
Haio - 5%
Liihen - 5%
JTiasa - 5%
Hapseng-WA - 5%

The price quoted was based on closing price on 2/9/2013.

Mr.OOi, Just to ask your opinion and your view on ASTRO....Is it the right time to collect?....Public Bank TP 3.29....

Syria issue is more or less discounted....I guess.

All I can say here is there is NO RIGHT OR WRONG....It really depends on an individual perception, analysis and judgment....Your decision....I am still positive...no matter whatever negative comments may come...

More good news coming...I think Pantech will be consistently green for the whole of next week.....Provided every investors hold on to their Pantech stocks......couple with good sentiment.....

just to share...I had a chat with one of the Big Boys Fund Manager last night...According to him the upswings on Wall Street and Asian regional markets for the past few days is because Syrian war and Fed tapering issue has been discounted......They have more or less have oversold their holdings....Practically, the big boys do not have much to sell anymore...therefore market sentiment shud improve next week....hopefully...cheers
07/09/2013 17:20

As for me I will be holding Pantech as a treasury shares similar to Felda and Pantech that are still buying from open market and keep it as treasury shares...The number of shares floating in the market will be reduce gradually.....Soon the support level should be within 1.20-1.30 level....I beleive...

Share prices on Bursa Malaysia are likely to stage more corrective rebounds next week to neutralise its deeply-sold situation and track upswings on Wall Street and Asian regional markets.

Affin Investment Bank vice president and head of retail research, Dr Nazri Khan, said the local bourse should get support from the buoyant Wall Street based on fresh optimism about the global economy and burst of corporate deal activities.

"We see rising corporate deals and mergers as bullish and is consistent with market re-leveraging where cash-rich companies hunt for undervalued assets.

"Underpinning investor sentiment is the recent bullish upbeat economic data where well-received manufacturing and service sector surveys from China and Europe have raised hopes of a broadening global recovery," he told Bernama.

Meanwhile, he said the tabling of 2014 fiscal-friendly budget, expectation of UMNO election play, neutral Bank Negara monetary policies and rising local merger and acquisition talks will be market-supportive for sentiment near term.

"Strategy-wise, aggressive investors should 'long' index futures on strength while conservative investors should stick with event play blue-chips after the recent sell-off," he said.

On a Friday-to-Friday basis, the FBM KLCI slipped 3.78 points to 1,723.8, Finance Index declined 19.44 points to 16,182.73, Plantation Index fell 49.37 points to 8,153.7 and the Industrial Index shed 8.75 points to 2,901.07.

The FBM Emas Index declined 11.22 points to 11,957.36 and FBMT100 fell 12.2 points to 11,717.03.

The FBM 70 Index rose 41.58 points to 13,581.11 and the FBM ACE Index surged 446.04 points to 4,975.85.

Weekly turnover declined to 6.6 billion shares valued at RM7.62 billion from 9.490 billion shares valued at RM12.550 billion last week.

Main market volume decreased to 4.81 billion units worth RM7.3 billion from 7.385 billion units worth RM12.177 billion previously.

Warrants edged up to 313.36 million shares valued at RM44.02 million from 260.341 million shares valued at RM24.637 million last week.

The ACE market volume fell to 1.16 billion units worth 264.57 million from 1.750 billion units worth RM336.379 million last Friday.-- Bernama

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Share prices on Bursa Malaysia are likely to stage more corrective rebounds next week to neutralise its deeply-sold
situation and track upswings on Wall Street and Asian regional markets.

Affin Investment Bank vice president and head of retail research, Dr Nazri Khan, said the local bourse should get support from the buoyant Wall Street based on fresh optimism about the global economy and burst of corporate deal activities.

"We see rising corporate deals and mergers as bullish and is consistent with market re-leveraging where cash-rich companies hunt for undervalued assets.

"Underpinning investor sentiment is the recent bullish upbeat economic data where well-received manufacturing and service sector surveys from China and Europe have raised hopes of a broadening global recovery," he told Bernama.

Meanwhile, he said the tabling of 2014 fiscal-friendly budget, expectation of UMNO election play, neutral Bank Negara monetary policies and rising local merger and acquisition talks will be market-supportive for sentiment near term.

"Strategy-wise, aggressive investors should 'long' index futures on strength while conservative investors should stick with event play blue-chips after the recent sell-off," he said.

On a Friday-to-Friday basis, the FBM KLCI slipped 3.78 points to 1,723.8, Finance Index declined 19.44 points to 16,182.73, Plantation Index fell 49.37 points to 8,153.7 and the Industrial Index shed 8.75 points to 2,901.07.

The FBM Emas Index declined 11.22 points to 11,957.36 and FBMT100 fell 12.2 points to 11,717.03.

The FBM 70 Index rose 41.58 points to 13,581.11 and the FBM ACE Index surged 446.04 points to 4,975.85.

Weekly turnover declined to 6.6 billion shares valued at RM7.62 billion from 9.490 billion shares valued at RM12.550 billion last week.

Main market volume decreased to 4.81 billion units worth RM7.3 billion from 7.385 billion units worth RM12.177 billion previously.

Warrants edged up to 313.36 million shares valued at RM44.02 million from 260.341 million shares valued at RM24.637 million last week.

The ACE market volume fell to 1.16 billion units worth 264.57 million from 1.750 billion units worth RM336.379 million last Friday.-- Bernama

At the moment Felda....others are from what I hear on the ground is watching closely...I can't reveal which big guy.....

When the moment come to blast off to a new high...it will be too late to go in...War or no war...fed tapering or no fed tapering....Pantech will fly...my rationale is due to this company's fundamental, business sector, defence strategy to buy back from open market and a GLC namely Felda own 10.2% of Pantech....All Pantech investors must remain positive...

At this price...I am of the opinion that the risk level is very low...can collect if got bullet....

not moving is actually good sign...waiting for the right time to blast off....anything below RM1.0 is a very good price for investment...I am very positive....

see how lah....

I think it will close green today...

The actual value of the stock is more than 1.40....The company is in O&G sector, good management team, excellent business model, paying dividend and in the recent AGM , full mandate was given to Pantech to buy back shares from open market to stabalise the share price and also to keep it as a treasury shares..Felda koperasi own 10.2 % of Felda shares...A very good stock for investment...Buy and keep for investment.....

Steve...Don't know lah......see how lah...