The King told us so earlier, or at least that was what I read.
The good thing is he is going to help the needy with the profits made. Noble character. :)

Indirectly pleasant news for businesses operating in China, and IFCA is one of them :) :
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-02-04/china-easing-seen-as-just-the-beginning-by-ammunition-rich-pboc

Need a king shark to take up the king's palette. :)

King of stock selling his massive stock at 1.20, right?

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Business-News/2015/02/05/Property-buyers-cautious/?style=biz

RSI about 45 now.

http://www.alphastockcharts.com/sf/chart/stk/my/ASIABIO#rsi

Good morning, folks

@slick: Just noted your posts this morning.

The roller-coaster oil price and its heightened price sensitivity to any related factor remains a challenge. I am restricting exposure in O&G and chose to hold what's on hand, while waiting for oil prices to demonstrate sustainable stability before making any decision.

Happy investing. :)

Good morning, folks.

I love Xi Jinping. :)

Always steady: steady

Good points raised, paulyoung.

Be reasonably informed of the counter(s) that one has committed.:)

I genuinely hope no fellow participants here get burnt. Just don't go beyond your coffers as what maxtantan suggest. :)

Siva: There is a time for everything and 'nothing is forever'. :) I am still ok here.

Siva, yah, what a phenomenon there, isn't it?
I am thankful for the lower-than-MARA entry when I took in some boarding passes from Goldman Sachs in early 2014. I should consider a career as a fire-fighter given my 'passion for fire-playing'.

You too, Captain. :)

Siva, as a matter of fact, No. :)

@bangonluck: I see your PDZ point. :)

Hope no one gets stuck on top of 'skyscraper'.

The conversion approx. additional 2.53m shares, which is not that significant to account for today's downside. Likely to be T3/4 effect based on the daily trading volume history.

Have a good evening, folks

Have a good evening, folks.

be careful..

Do not catch a falling knife.

The sharks got a little heaty and decided to do some 'red sea diving'.

Posted by bbc123 > Feb 4, 2015 04:20 PM | Report Abuse

What the heck is happening?!! Fxxx!

@bangonluck: America needed $ for QE..so I 'offered my assistance'. :)

:) so good to see some 'old friends' here. :)

Siva, what are you doing here? :)

@bangonluck: No worries. 'Nothing is forever'. :)

@bangonluck: Not yet. 'Boarding pass was at a bargain from American passenger'.

Bangonluck :)

Screening Anthony Hopkins' "Silence of the Lamb"...

ikan bakar?

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_rGfAms2eYNQ/TSq-7wQmOpI/AAAAAAAAEAs/SfDIZpNlHDM/s400/bilis3.JPG

:)

Let the conquest be gradual..slowly..but surely.

https://www.moodys.com/research/Moodys-says-lackluster-demand-for-Malaysian-properties-in-2015--PR_317643

Not war....we call it conquest. :)

http://www.cnbc.com/id/102394000
http://www.cnbc.com/id/102394604

If TP = 1.48 is pre-mainboard entry, then what is post-mainboard entry? :)

Pretty predictable on the probable reply, isn't it? Especially when one ask the question here. :) Cheers.

@slick: that's the reason on why I share those 'boring' readings of mine all along. Consistent and sustainable prices is what I am looking for at the moment.

林俊松: it is good to take a break to reflect and clear your thoughts before making the next move. You would be ok. Cheers.

2nd whammy from CNBC: http://www.cnbc.com/id/102391085

2nd whammy from CNBC: http://www.cnbc.com/id/102391085

2nd whammy from CNBC: http://www.cnbc.com/id/102391085

2nd whammy from CNBC...
http://www.cnbc.com/id/102391085

The notion of 'forced sale value'....literally cheaper assets and further lower prices for asset buyers

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-02-03/oil-producers-turn-peddlers-trading-treasured-pipes-for-cash

It is never too late to catch if one believes in the business story of any existing counter. :)

I hope to see IFCA continue its business growth and achieve equivalent or greater heights comparative to that of Inari or MYEG.

Caspian sea comrade..:)

@林俊松
Treat money lost as a 'practical' lesson fee.
Learn from it and evaluate what went wrong so that you do not make the same mistake in future.
You will be ok.
Cheers.