You never buy why KPC?

Grow1 Is that obvious?
27/09/2017 11:58

Maybank I am starting to hate you. Why cannot protect?

QR good give dividend why cannot? Why keep asking money from PP?

If ask world share investors who they know more? Morgan Stanley or KYY?

apolloang please ask Morgan Stanley(MS) why they don't buy Sendai? Why they interested in Media instead? MS buta?

sifu? I see him trap in LB Alum instead.

Freddie Kkc Ismylife73 u r super sifu also..
24/09/2017 22:13

RI not 20 sen? Why Billion Power must sell logic or not? Please other shareholders talk. Hubline is not my only counters to protect.

If no Media today can we see M'sian progress for 60 years on TV? That's why Morgan Stanley don't see the same like our IBs' staffs.

When GE 13 was held what was Media price then? Why so cheap now?

GE 14 stocks, RM 1-1.5 pls come.

5 sen dividend if can maintain still a good buy now.

RM 1 Media can come?

Oil up more Middle East projects?

IPO RM 1.85, at least 60 sen must come so that people buying IPO not so disappointed if oil can reach USD 60.

MCM Icon get RM 1.5 billion contract even better. Can help Ekuinas and Tabung Haji, both GLC companies.

bonescythe first time you are here. Wish you good luck.

bonescythe You might had missed Liihen, but don't miss out what Morgan Stanley is buying now!!!
http://bonescythe.blogspot.my/2017/09/you-might-had-missed-liihen-but-dont.html
25/09/2017 00:27

11 sen. 15-20 sen in Oct?

60 sen this week?

Icon Offshore upbeat on mid-term prospects, Petronas MCM tender. No need partner Deleum; Icon get 100%?
https://themalaysianreserve.com/2017/05/25/icon-offshore-upbeat-on-mid-term-prospects-petronas-mcm-tender/

Oil up not meaning provision for bad O&G loan can overwrite?

Steel stocks game over? Why not give laggard Parkson a chance?

RM 6 pls come. U Malacca can why not SOP?

Our PM yesterday warns of fake news. Hopefully MIDF 40 sen TP not fake 1?

What cuci longkang contract? Is cari minyak contract.
http://www.enanyang.my/news/20170916/%E6%B2%B9%E6%B0%94%E4%B8%9A%E4%B9%85%E6%97%B1%E9%80%A2%E7%94%98%E9%9C%96br-%E5%9B%BD%E6%B2%B960%E4%BA%BFmcm%E5%90%88%E7%BA%A6%E5%BE%85%E9%87%8A/

stonenut2 Not cuci longkang contract? Haha
22/09/2017 13:59

When people expect GE next year why not hold this year instead?

Perhaps monsoon period come early by the time GE is held later this year rainy period over?

BDI 1502, up 32 pts.
https://www.bloomberg.com/quote/BDIY:IND

Counter fake news with truth - PM Najib tells journalists
https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2017/09/283555/counter-fake-news-truth-pm-najib-tells-journalists#cxrecs_s

1 time EPF buy can cover 100 times TH sell.

21-Sep-2017 Insider EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD (a substantial shareholder) acquired 1,009,702 shares on 13-Sep-2017.
https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/stk/9679.jsp

Good article. EPF has bought a lot recently.

Exclusive: 'Kiddie packs will help fight illicit cigarette trade'

By KALBANA PERIMBANAYAGAM and THARANYA ARUMUGAM - September 23, 2017 @ 9:37am
ALLOWING the sale of smaller packs of cigarettes makes sense for a number of reasons, tobacco companies argue.

The major reason, of course, is financial, but it is not just for the benefit of these companies, but others, such as retailers and the government.

The reason for this is the staggering numbers of illicit cigarettes available in the market, which go for anywhere between RM3 and RM5 per pack of 20 sticks, compared with between RM12 and RM17 for legal ones.

Citing government-culled statistics, they say an average of 60 per cent of cigarettes in the Malaysian market are illicit, meaning that the government loses out on 60 per cent of the revenue in the form of excise duties, and this amounts to billions of ringgit.

British American Tobacco (Malaysia) Bhd (BAT Malaysia) managing director Erik Stoel says the biggest challenge the industry faced is competing against illegal cigarette trade in Malaysia.

“The trade in illegal cigarettes in Malaysia has grown to an extent that it now dominates the market in the east coast states, where retailers are openly selling them on their shelves.

“These smugglers and retailers are not deterred by the punishment and fines they get, if caught, because the profit they make is worth the trouble.”

Stoel says penetration for illicit cigarettes varies.

For instance, he says, in states with more urban areas, the statistics are below the national average of 60 per cent.

But in the east coast, where the earning power is lower, the numbers are much higher.

Kelantan, he says, has a penetration of 83 per cent for illicit cigarettes, while Terengganu shows a 75 per cent market penetration.

“While enforcement is crucial and ongoing, it is a very challenging task to clamp down on the supply of more than 11 billion sticks of illegal cigarettes that is moving around.

“Strong enforcement to curtail supply is important, but this alone will not shift illegal into legal consumption.

“Due to this uncontrollable influx of smuggled cigarettes, the Customs Department has lost a lot to the illegal trade, especially in terms of tax revenue.”

JT International Bhd (JTI Malaysia) managing director Guilherme Silva shares Stoel’s views on the reintroduction of smaller packs, adding that there is the possibility of a reduction in cigarette consumption.

He says when a consumer buys a 20-stick pack, it is likely that he or she will finish the whole pack in a day and not keep it overnight because of freshness issues.

“If they buy smaller 10-stick packs, they might stop at one box a day and get a new box of 10 the next day.”


With the increased cigarette prices, says Silva, more and more smokers are turning to illicit ones, even though they know the risks of smoking such cigarettes are higher due to unregulated amounts of nicotine and tar.

“(If we have smaller packs), there is a possibility that these smokers will buy legal cigarettes with regulated amounts of nicotine and tar.”

Both Stoel and Silva insist that “kiddie packs” will not encourage the young to smoke.

They say excise duties on tobacco products are based on each stick, meaning that the price of a pack of 10 — between RM7 and RM9 — will still be higher than buying a pack of 20 sticks of illicit cigarettes.

Silva says the industry hopes that the government could consider their proposal for the reintroduction of small packs as a pilot project with a three-year duration, before observing its trend and impact.

“Malaysia is among the top three Asean countries in the trade of illicit cigarettes, above the Philippines, Cambodia and even Indonesia.”

He says this may well change with the introduction of “kiddie packs”.

While lauding Customs Department’s enforcement strategies over the last few years, Silva and Stoel say a joint effort between government agencies and the private sector, such as BAT and JTI, will produce better results in the fight against illicit cigarettes.

However, Stoel says, enforcement alone will not carry the day, adding that this is why the tobacco industry believes smaller packs would help the fight against illicit cigarette trade.

On the often-quoted Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC), which recommends that countries raise excise duties, among other steps, to curb smoking, both Stoel and Silva say one of the reasons illicit cigarette trade has increased so much in Malaysia is the increase in duties.

They claim that the increase in duties has been too drastic and fast, and point out that while they are recommended by FCTC, anti-tobacco lobbyists fail to realise or mention that the convention recommends a gradual increase so as to prevent such a problem as that being faced by Malaysia today.
https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2017/09/282946/exclusive-kiddie-packs-will-help-fight-illicit-cigarette-trade

EPF and KWAP bought a lot recently.

21-Sep-2017 Insider KUMPULAN WANG PERSARAAN (DIPERBADANKAN) (a substantial shareholder) acquired 1,000,000 shares on 14-Sep-2017.
21-Sep-2017 Insider KUMPULAN WANG PERSARAAN (DIPERBADANKAN) (a substantial shareholder) disposed 647,100 shares on 14-Sep-2017.
21-Sep-2017 Insider KUMPULAN WANG PERSARAAN (DIPERBADANKAN) (a substantial shareholder) acquired 140,000 shares on 15-Sep-2017.
21-Sep-2017 Insider EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD (a substantial shareholder) acquired 1,800,000 shares on 08-Sep-2017.
21-Sep-2017 Insider EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD (a substantial shareholder) acquired 771,900 shares on 08-Sep-2017.
21-Sep-2017 Insider EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD (a substantial shareholder) acquired 500,000 shares on 08-Sep-2017.
21-Sep-2017 Insider EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD (a substantial shareholder) acquired 100,000 shares on 08-Sep-2017.
https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/stk/1023.jsp

One positive changes since Z and others suspension and Sulaiman brief appointment as acting chairman is big jump in FGV CPO and rubber output in July.

MONTHLY PRODUCTION FIGURES (MINING / PLANTATION / TIMBER)

FELDA GLOBAL VENTURES HOLDINGS BERHAD

Type Announcement
Subject MONTHLY PRODUCTION FIGURES (MINING / PLANTATION / TIMBER)
Description CROP OUTPUT FOR JULY 2017
The production figures of the Felda Global Ventures Holdings Berhad for the month of July 2017 set out below:

Items Production
Fresh Fruit Bunches 436,252MT
Rubber 440,656 KG
Crude Palm Oil Produced 289,208 MT
Palm Kernel Produced 71,980 MT
This announcement is dated 28th August 2017.
http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed-companies/company-announcements/5528705

Sold some when M3Tech fried to 13 sen.. Probably from RI 10 sen.

Posted by upshare > Sep 23, 2017 06:37 PM | Report Abuse

E wallet coming..
Vopee coming...
Price shut up....

Thatwise the jerung inside this counter will come very soon...

I heard from i3 member that xox sold the m3 share already.. is it true???

Beri peluang kepada Azhar urus FGV - Shahrir
https://www.bharian.com.my/berita/nasional/2017/09/329316/beri-peluang-kepada-azhar-urus-fgv-shahrir#cxrecs_s

Counters such as Petra Energy Bhd, Sapura Energy Bhd, Carimin Petroleum Bhd, Deleum Bhd
and Dayang Enterprise Holdings Bhd have been on the uptrend since September on the anticipation of more projects for the industry.
Read more at http://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2017/09/23/oil-and-gas-shares-back-on-investors-radar/#UqEAYPscFQO3iFPy.99

Govn(through MAS) did the right thing. US funds don't buy FGV(or M'sian stocks) why must we buy their Boeing planes in return?

Malaysia Airlines says deal for 16 Boeing planes not a firm order yet
http://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/malaysia-airlines-says-deal-16-boeing-planes-not-firm-order-yet

I don't think PM Najib is desperate to call GE now when FGV only 1.67. FGV above RM 2 more acceptable to Felda settlers than 1.67.

Vivo can up when more counters down today not bad.

Today Star says GE 14 likely in 2017 FGV zzz how?

Why terrible flood in Penang? Must tukar to BN?

Ambank raise WCT TP to 1.91 from 1.88-Starbiz.

lenglui you work for Tabung Haji? Why your call is same as TH?

EPF has more money their buying can continue. TH wrong to buy loss QR DRB when EPF already sold.

BDI 1449, up 34 pts.
https://www.bloomberg.com/quote/BDIY:IND

Oil up 2%. Tomorrow above 30 sen?
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/CL=F?p=CL=F

2 years ago Vivo started to move from end Sep. 2017 the same?
https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/stk/chart/0069.jsp