Only one person provided useful information in this forum and it's speakup, take a bow.

Leno has no gugu, Leno is female cat.

OMG, EPF continues selling Affin.

20% gives Sarawak BOD seat to influence Affin to expand branch network in Sarawak. Umno will not let LTAT sell off Affin like Bplant's case.

No worries, 60 ringgit coming.

Today no sell Insas. Let it fly today.

EPF still selling Affin.

LTAT approached Sarawak as no one else wants to buy. Sarawak trying to buy cheap.

@rohank71, only acquiring additional 15%, no GO. LTAT remains controlling shareholder. LTAT needs the cash proceeds to pay for Bplant takeover.

Today Insas forum will be quiet.

Something on in Kuchai already long known. Michael Kwok, you very slow.

After the disposal is concluded.

Mikecyc, you should not keep bring up the past, it's so boring lah, talk about something new.

Already over 2 weeks since the leak that Sarawak negotiating to buy additional 15% stake in Affin. Now it's quiet, has negotiation broken down? LTAT wants a higher price but Sarawak offering peanuts.

@Tlticamara, got virus in the article, your anti-virus program prevented it from been opened.

Mikecyc you sound like broken record saying same thing all the time.

Why Insas closed in the red?

Have to wait 6 months?

Why Insas still red?

which is what?

Please be reminded that after lunch time Wall Street rookies led by Warren Buffett will begin buying Insas. May Insas go limit up.

I hope Insas hits RM1.50 but I will probably run out of Insas shares by that time.

Mr Sslee, do you realize Insas-WC premium is very small? Thong no sell.

Mr Sslee, ignore the volumes. It's left hand to right hand, right to left, left back to right.

Warren Buffett going to buy Insas after lunch time.

Dear Mr Calvin Tan, I will always remember your article write up on Insas. I think it was about 10 years ago. Insas was trading at around 65 sen then. I was convinced Insas was (and still is) deeply undervalued. So I bought. Price didn't move up, and I kept buying whenever I had spare cash to invest. I bought and bought for months as I believe in you. Then one fine day Insas broke through RM1 and I offloaded all my Insas for a 60% gain. Insas then drifted down and down and when it got to below 80 sen, I started buying again (because I believe). Another fine day Insas again broke through RM1 and then RM1.10. Again I offloaded all my Insas above RM1.10. And again Insas drifted down and down until it was 80 sen. Again, I started to buy Insas and then the "fine day" happened again last week. Thank you Mr Calvin Tan for introducing me to Insas. I always wonder why you have stopped promoting Insas.

Wall Street rookies led by Warren Buffett will be buying Insas after lunch (due to different time zone). Insas will go limit up.

@speakup, Mr Sslee only sells at higher price.

Insas will go limit up after lunch time.

Insas who selling today? Don't be shy to tell.

Leno is doctor, hahaha.

Insas long, long term target price remains at 6 ringgit.

Insas boh chow seeeeeeeeee.

Hope nobody here panics.

Kenanga has issued a downgrade call on Affin with target price of only RM1.90.

Newbies all learning from MrSslee, he is grand master to them.

The political situation in Malaysia isn't tight. The rakyat are very much divided. Foreign funds isn't comfortable with our country. This is not well for our ringgit or our stick market. We who live in big cities can pretend that all is well but comes General Election all isn't so well.

When price is at the peak surely everyone makes money because they all bought lower. It's when price move down from the peak where either you end up making less or end up stuck or sell at a loss.

All undervalued laggards will eventually have their day.

Until today I am most grateful to Calvintaneng and has never ever spoken bad of him. He opened my eyes to Insas and I made tons on Insas.

This is my third time making money on Insas. How high will it go? Will it reverse and drop back? No one knows for sure or the timeline.

My first entry into Insas about ten years ago, maybe more, was an entry price of 60 sen. I read an article written by Calvin and the first impression was obvious: Insas is so bloody deeply undervalued. I bought and bought Insas whenever I have spare cash. Then one day Insas finally shot up and it breached one ringgit. Did I sell? People were all getting excited that time, can't remember which year was it. It was the first time I unloaded my Insas, all above RM1 up to RM1.10, I think. Then Insas tanked and down it went and went I think until below 80 sen, can't remember exactly. But Insas is truly undervalued, so I accumulated again, slowly this time for a longer time. Then one fine day Insas broke through RM1 again and, and it went on to break through RM1.10 and then RM1.20. People got excited again, ini kali they say. I sold above RM1.20 and as price reversed I unloaded the rest between RM1.20 and RM1.10, that was about 2 years ago.

I hope when Leno goes for her helicopter joy ride it doesn't crash.

@pang72 , old story going for over ten years already.

We must set our own investment rules and stick to it.

That's a smart move, slowly sell down as it rises.

Mr Sslee, today no sell?

ICap they need to hold EGM whether to close the fund or continue. If close sell off everything and return the capital to shareholders.

So long as sold for a good profit it's alright.

Who else sold ? Don't be shy to say.