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K1 technology share...

Tmr up up... dji, nasdaq, oil up

Tmr 1.4

Crude Oil Aug 20 (CL=F)
41.42+0.69 (+1.69%)

Crude Oil Aug 20 (CL=F)
41.42+0.69 (+1.69%)

Why limit up?

Back to 1.25 soon

Drop back soon

need to wait until oil price hit 60 usd...

Monday palm oil and crude oil share up
Cpo 2475

Cpo up 2475

soon back to 1.35-1.45 level

Crude Oil Jul 20 (CL=F)
40.04+1.20 (+3.09%)

Oil price 40 usd

Oil price up 2%

Oil price up , tmr oil share up

Tomorrow oil share up

My tp 0.15

1.28 ... soon 1.35

PN17 haha impossible

Can collect

This counter tmr fly

Down to 1.07

Fly

Drop back

Gdex already fly... now waiting big elephant move

KUALA LUMPUR, June 5 -- The government will provide 100 per cent exemption on export duty on crude palm oil, crude palm kernel oil and processed palm kernel oil from July 1, 2020 to Dec 31, 2020.

Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said the exemption on export duty was to boost the commodity sector.

“For the agriculture and food industry, RM350 million will be allocated on the Agrofood Fund loan facility to ensure the sustainability of agricultural and commodity entrepreneurs in the sector,” he said when announcing the National Short Term Economic Recovery Plan (PENJANA) here today.

KUALA LUMPUR, June 5 -- The government will provide 100 per cent exemption on export duty on crude palm oil, crude palm kernel oil and processed palm kernel oil from July 1, 2020 to Dec 31, 2020.

Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said the exemption on export duty was to boost the commodity sector.

“For the agriculture and food industry, RM350 million will be allocated on the Agrofood Fund loan facility to ensure the sustainability of agricultural and commodity entrepreneurs in the sector,” he said when announcing the National Short Term Economic Recovery Plan (PENJANA) here today.

Since Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented back on 18th March 2020, Malaysians have been spending an unprecedented amount of time at home. Even though the Conditional MCO has allowed malls to open their shutters once more, many are still wary of heading out to the outside world. This has made way for a change in consumer habits – with online shopping now at a larger scale than before.

With Pos Malaysia receiving over 600,000 parcels daily, one can only imagine the workload their delivery riders have to shoulder each time they clock in for their shifts. Recently, photos of Pos Malaysia delivery riders with a staggering amount of parcels strapped onto their motorcycles have gone viral on Twitter, highlighting the plight of these underappreciated frontliners.

Pos Malaysia staff sorting mail at a Pos Laju center in Petaling Jaya, Selangor. It was reported that Pos Laju received up to 770,000 packages for delivery daily during the MCO period, up from the usual 350,000. — Bernama

soon fly

Today push to 0.12

run

Can reach 2.00 already good..hihi

0.465+0.4=0.865.. so who bought last time, after convert stil loss

start moving...soon 3.6

Same tactic 1-2 weeks before

Soon down to 0.20

Run first

Big shark belakang

run

Run

Buy before late

Soon up to 3.4.. day 1 gap up, fund managers keep buying

Moving

Sop no like rsawit.. goreng share.. long term

Fund manager will slowly slowly accumulate

Sarawak Oil Palms’ 1Q profit jumps on derivatives' fair value gain, higher palm product prices
Arjuna Chandran Shankar
theedge
May 22, 2020 19:08 pm 08

KUALA LUMPUR (May 22): Sarawak Oil Palms Bhd's first quarter net profit came in over eight times higher year-on-year, mainly due to a fair value gain on derivatives and higher palm oil product prices. There was also a substantial decline in cost of sales.

Hence, despite selling less palm products, which pushed its revenue down 30% y-o-y to RM518.08 million from RM742.07 million, the group's net profit for the three months ended March 31, 2020 (1QFY20) rose to RM71.2 million from RM8.35 million in the year before.

Cost of sales fell to RM444.75 million, down 38% from RM721.45 million, its stock exchange filing today showed.
In arriving at its profit after tax, the group credited RM37.9 million in fair value changes on derivatives, compared to a charge of RM2.45 million previously.

On prospects, the group said its performance would continue to be driven by fresh fruit bunch production and palm products’ price movements, which are dependent on the world edible oil market, movements of the ringgit, and the economic situation.

Sarawak Oil Palms’ shares finished 3.39% or 10 sen lower at RM2.85 today, giving the group a market value of RM1.63 billion.