1) Mr. Goh bought 100,000 shares of Bj Corp at the lowest at 12 sen. But he sold all too early at 19 sen for a gross profit of only Rm7,000
2) Segamat Yeo bought 100,000 shares of Bj Corp at 26 sen on retracement. And sold at 36 sen for a quick profit of Rm10,000 gross. About this time in year 2006/7 Mr Yeo told me his friend company called Patimas going for trading again.
Alas! Mr. Yeo go into a landmine like Patimas which later gone bankrupt.
Found a gold mine?
Stick with it. Because some day some where you might step on a landmine
3) Lawrence bought at the highest at 39 sen after Bj Corp weakened from 55 sen surge. After buying Bj Corp crashed and retraced further to 26 sen.
But he didn't panic. Then Bj Corp slowly rose up to 50 sen and from there he chased it all the way to over Rm1.50. And he made the most money.
He said, "Cannot buy on weakness on the way down. But can add more on the way up"
This theory was true for Bj Corp.
However, he made a mistake chasing Kossan from Rm2.00, then to Rm4.00 & then to Rm6.00. Then Lehman Brothers hit hard for year 2007/8 & Kossan also crashed to a low of Rm2.50
BUT Coming back to Bj Corp. Lawrence bought the highest among us at 39 sen but made the most money
THE SADDEST STORY WAS THE GANG OF 3 (ONE BOTAK MAN AND HIS TWO WOMEN FRIENDS)
THEY WERE VERY FEARFUL WHEN BJ CORP WAS AT 12.5 SEN
AND THEY WERE EQUALLY WRONG TO BE GREEDY WHEN BJ CORP REACHED RM1.50
THESE FEARED AT THE WRONG TIME AND GREED CREPT INTO THEM AGAIN AT THE WRONG TIME.
THEIR FEAR AND THEIR GREED WERE THEIR UNDOING. JUST LIKE MANY CHASING JAKS & OTHERS AT PEAK PRICES NOW.
I only can conclude this sochai calvin tan eng has mental problem...u are very sick.my advice to you, go see the doctor immediately. Depression gao gao
Thus it depends on Govt water infrar works. Jaks has 6 feet diameter water pipes for water transfer.
Jaks went up during the Water theme play. Now over. However Jaks want to go into power plants like Malakoff and Ytl power. Will Jaks do well? Both malakoff and Ytl power are better buys if you view Jaks as an upcoming untested Power company. The same hiccup faced by Mudajaya in India might also befall Jaks in Vietnam.
This Jaks i alteady bought in 2 cycles for one decade. So i know by experience how it has performed.
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A summary of the Players
1) Mr. Goh bought 100,000 shares of Bj Corp at the lowest at 12 sen.
But he sold all too early at 19 sen for a gross profit of only Rm7,000
2) Segamat Yeo bought 100,000 shares of Bj Corp at 26 sen on retracement. And sold at 36 sen for a quick profit of Rm10,000 gross. About this time in year 2006/7 Mr Yeo told me his friend company called Patimas going for trading again.
Alas! Mr. Yeo go into a landmine like Patimas which later gone bankrupt.
Found a gold mine?
Stick with it. Because some day some where you might step on a landmine
3) Lawrence bought at the highest at 39 sen after Bj Corp weakened from 55 sen surge. After buying Bj Corp crashed and retraced further to 26 sen.
But he didn't panic. Then Bj Corp slowly rose up to 50 sen and from there he chased it all the way to over Rm1.50. And he made the most money.
He said, "Cannot buy on weakness on the way down. But can add more on the way up"
This theory was true for Bj Corp.
However, he made a mistake chasing Kossan from Rm2.00, then to Rm4.00 & then to Rm6.00. Then Lehman Brothers hit hard for year 2007/8 & Kossan also crashed to a low of Rm2.50
BUT Coming back to Bj Corp. Lawrence bought the highest among us at 39 sen but made the most money
THE SADDEST STORY WAS THE GANG OF 3 (ONE BOTAK MAN AND HIS TWO WOMEN FRIENDS)
THEY WERE VERY FEARFUL WHEN BJ CORP WAS AT 12.5 SEN
AND THEY WERE EQUALLY WRONG TO BE GREEDY WHEN BJ CORP REACHED RM1.50
THESE FEARED AT THE WRONG TIME AND GREED CREPT INTO THEM AGAIN AT THE WRONG TIME.
THEIR FEAR AND THEIR GREED WERE THEIR UNDOING. JUST LIKE MANY CHASING JAKS & OTHERS AT PEAK PRICES NOW.