Better say 1.00 ! :)

Thank God I sold all last month!!!

The Iskandar Development Region... is as good as gone. There will definitely be an impact on the national economy,” Kluang MP Liew Chin Tong said recently. The Economist agreed the toll hikes would affect Johor's burgeoning Iskandar region, noting that early optimism in the returns from the economic zone is already fading amid the looming housing glut. “Malaysia has poured money and effort into Iskandar,” the weekly said. - See more at: http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/causeway-toll-tit-for-tat-will-hurt-malaysia-more-than-singapore-the-econom#sthash.IYeWM1aJ.dpuf

Causeway toll ‘tit-for-tat’ will hurt Malaysia more than Singapore, The Economist says - See more at: http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/causeway-toll-tit-for-tat-will-hurt-malaysia-more-than-singapore-the-econom#sthash.IYeWM1aJ.dpuf

http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/causeway-toll-tit-for-tat-will-hurt-malaysia-more-than-singapore-the-econom

XDL sells shoes. Monday up again.

CAN GO IN AT 0.08 AH?.

Fan Jenny GLOBALTEC at 0.08 can is it considered a good time to go in, any suggestions?. What price did you buy?

Company progressively increase in turn over and profit. Keep for long term.

To me its an excellent long term stock collected some more on Friday. Buy at your won risk.

Market down 17 points XDL down 0.05 maybe time to go in, again!

Noted Danny, so lets go back to being pragmatic.

Don't mean to brag about my foresight about this stock but after visiting the factory in China there are too many unanswered questions any many ambiguities. Its for this reason I sold all at 0.12sen and took a loss. It was a bitter lesson but then again it could have been worst if I have continued to hold. I have since switched to XDL and EAH.

Dow up 200 over points. Today XDL up? Multibillionaire I agree with your comments about Danny.

Now you understand and appreciate why I told you to sell after I visited the factory.

Go buy your gut feelings, the stock is controlled by sharks, when he start to push up you sell, simple!!

Danny is playing mind games, you listen to him, you get screwed.

XDL haters please keep throwing.

Took another 300 today.

Holding strong, rebound on the way. If you don't like Chinese counter don't buy, its that simple!!

When everyone says sell but the fundamentals of XDL is still good and has corrected then time to buy! I am surely in.

At the end of the day, its no loss to me if your people don't believe that I visited the factory. My decision to sell all my CSL and take a loss in mine, you don't have to follow me. Make your own decision. I only hope the management is reading my post and know that not everyone is stupid and their claims can be easly investigated when someone visit the factory.

I just came back from China, I have see the factory. I will make no comments on what information I have gathered while there only to tell you I called my remiser immediately from there and sold all my CSL at a loss of 12K. Now I can sleep knowing my money is safe. Maybe be when the management become " transparent" with dealings I would come back...

BETTER REAS THIS....

THE upscale Skyline @ Orchard Boulevard sums up the state of the private home market. In the first eight months of the year, the 40-unit condominium has sold just one unit, leaving 34 units unsold. The single sale in January was made at $3,362 per sq ft (psf) - far below the starting price of $3,900 psf at its June 2010 launch. When The Straits Times visited on Tuesday, its sales gallery was completely deserted. This underscores the fact that, by some indicators, the market is in worse shape than it was in the run-up to the 2008 global financial crisis which hit in October that year. The number of units launched but unsold rose to 15.1 per cent on Aug 31, worse than the 11.8 per cent in August 2008. Vacancy rates at completed private residential projects are also higher, at 7.1 per cent at the end of the second quarter versus 6.1 per cent in 2008 at the same time. Property consultants expect vacancy rates to rise, given a deluge of completed projects in the pipeline and the limited number of expats looking to rent. "Most expats are also no longer on expatriate packages... While on local packages, they are more budget conscious and may even combine with others to lease a unit. The demand dynamics for rentals have changed," said CBRE research head Desmond Sim.

Some new completed projects may even see occupancy rates of just 60 per cent, versus the usual more than 90 per cent, said SLP International research head Nicholas Mak. The low point of the year has been last month's private home sales figures, released on Monday, with just 432 units moved. Buyer sentiment is bleak. In central Singapore, projects such as Ardmore 3, Devonshire 8, Ferra at Leonie Hill, One Balmoral and TwentyOne Angullia Park had each sold fewer than 10 units as at Aug 31 - despite being on the market for more than a year. Even in the suburbs, projects such as E Maison in Braddell Road and Singa Hills in Bedok had sold fewer than a quarter of their units at the end of last month.

Still, monthly sales for the past six months are generally above the corresponding months in 2008, and better than the worst of the global financial crisis, when monthly sales were just 105 in January 2009. But underlying demand back then may still have been better than now, said Century 21 chief executive Ku Swee Yong. In 2008, demand came from people flush with cash from collective sales in 2007, who needed a new home; but that element is gone today. The market recovered fast as more foreigners started taking up permanent residency here, looking to Singapore as a safe haven. But cooling measures hit foreign buyers, Mr Ku said. The total value of sales today is also likely lower given the greater popularity of one-bedroom units, he added. "Moving into a time of high vacancies and uncertain yields, investors are expecting and will wait for lower prices." Said CBRE's Mr Sim: "It will take time for the market to reach equilibrium as well as let the long-term effects of cooling measures take over." wrennie@sph.com.sg

I sold all and moved on...

My price from 25 to 17 as well.

Now seller only 30K so it was the shark pressing the price down!!!

I am waiting....

Ikan bilis still here, sharks at the Pub. :)

Ikan bilis still here, sharks at the Pub. :)

Agreed yapts, I have been doing the same today picked up at 17 sen another 200K lots.

Today sure up..

Bottom already, time to buy...

PDZ and SUMATAC getting screwed CLS holding, not bad for a " useless" stock.

Calvin , sorry my research tells says it will be a long time before MULPHA would start to move up. Sadly, I had a choice of MULPHA or MUH and I choose MULPHA only to see MUH move from 0.48 to RM 1.81 in 4 months!!!. Both were the same price hen I was monitoring.

Sold all over the past week at a 16K loss. Decided to switch, heard MULPHA would take along while to surpass 0.52. Maybe I would come back later.

Game over!!

Stupid investment!! If you want to make money sell them Nasi Lemak and bottle water they are buying at a high price.

Hopeless management, Kasi there always waiting to throw for the past 3 years!! He still has many many more shares.

http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed-companies/company-announcements/1736033

Glotex loss making organization.

I am also getting tired of this stock..

Agreed.

Bring on more the bad news!!

Datuk slipper close 0.13, so now what stupid comment are your going to make??

The trouble with his share is that it will suddenly go up and down. The good new is that its supported well at 0.18. So lets see...

Really ah?. FU!! I bought at 0.08 even if I sold today I am in the money. Read your own sentence, if you call someone more stupid then the other that means you regard the maid as stupid. Better stick to writing Chinese you nut!!

Datuk slipper, the fact that you consider your maid stupid show what an ass you are!!

Datuk slipper back again, expect some stupid comments.

Why suddenly stop with the bad news!!