I think a stock with the word "oil" in it is bound to get affected like any other oil counters...all also drop abt 50%...so dont be angry...should be angry that the oil price is going down everyday...

with the current oil prices...those who already have oil counters better diversify into other sectors instead...for those who want to enter...be prepared to wait for the long run....skpetro can only go up if you see all the other oil counters go up too...if not then just have to wait...

AAX is a funny company...low fuel price also still cant go up, what more to say when fuel price goes up...better put money in airasia than aax...or better still dont put money in airline stocks in the first place...airlines are very volatile...

supersonic your names sounds like you are a strong dsonic supporter...

good time to buy now...its rm1.30, I'm sure you all know that it will one day go pass rm2 with ease...so if you have the spare cash then why not buy into airasia? today's food for thought...

this counter is going up as owner is right now working to goreng the prices...few months ago the daily trade volume is sometimes "0"...none at all...then suddenly jump up all of a sudden, just check the trading volume previously and you'll know....its good to earn money but know when to let go...dont be greedy...today's food for thought...

GST at play...mpay rise and fall associated with Iris, if Iris cant go up, Mpay also cant move much...today's food for thought...

Datasonic call warrants tumble as out-of-money

Monday, 13 July 2015

By: JOSEPH CHIN

KUALA LUMPUR: Datasonic call warrants (Datasonic-CB) were among the losers in Monday morning trade as they were out of the money following the decline in the share price.
At 11.08am, Datasonic-CB was down 16.5 sen to 4.5 sen. There were 187,400 units.

However, its share price was unchanged at RM1.06. There were 187,400 shares done at prices ranging from RM1.05 to RM1.06.

The FBM KLCI fell 4.88 points or 0.28% to 1,710.70. Turnover was 614.24 million shares valued at RM349.65mil. There were 313 losers to 188 gainers while 246 counters unchanged.

The call warrants were listed on March 26 and expire on Jan 25, 2016. The issue size was 100 million units and issued by Kenanga Investment Bank Bhd.

The conversion ratio was 1.5 to one. The strike price was RM1.25.

Good time to buy...*thumbs up*!

Some positive news for Sumatec, maybe?
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Halim Saad named ‘Friend of New Zealand’

By Yimie Yong / The Edge Financial Daily | July 7, 2015 : 10:17 AM MYT


KUALA LUMPUR: Business tycoon Tan Sri Halim Saad was awarded the Friend of New Zealand Award at the World Class New Zealand Awards Ceremony held in Auckland recently, making him the first Malaysian to be accorded the honour.

Halim Saad was among six winners of the World Class New Zealand Awards held on July 2, comprising six New Zealanders and one non-New Zealander.

Halim was given the award for his strong and proactive support of the bilateral relationship between Malaysia and New Zealand, particularly in the areas of trade and education; there have only been four award winners for this category, said his office in a statement.

The other five people who received awards are Helen Clark, the former prime minister of New Zealand for three terms (1999 — 2008); Beatrice Faumuina, world champion discus thrower; Dr Swee Tan, an internationally recognised Malaysian-born Kiwi plastic surgeon; Victoria Ransom, a San Francisco-based Kiwi entrepreneur who has founded three companies since her early twenties; and Audette Exel, who was recognised by Forbes as a “Hero of Philanthropy”.

The World Class New Zealand Awards is an annual event which celebrates inspirational, world-leading New Zealanders at home and around the world. The awards are New Zealand’s most prestigious individual achievement awards, acknowledging New Zealand’s and friends of New Zealand’s top international talent.

The Friend of New Zealand Award was introduced in 2010, given to non-New Zealanders who have contributed to New Zealand’s development in some way, or exhibited traits which New Zealanders admire, said Halim’s office.

There have only been four winners of the award so far: Julian Robertson (American), Lord Denman (British), Andrew Holden (Australian) and Craig Elliott (American).

TRS project actually earning a lot for Iris, however due to the political sensitivity of this issue, opposition making noise about how Iris is taking 15% for something which supposedly can be done by the Customs themselves (Really? I'm not really confident about that though). That is why Iris stock price cant go up drastically. Thats some food for thought for today...

soon, news will come out that the oil price getting higher, thus kiv need to implement subsidy project, then dsonic will go north...food for thought...