Bullbear, please understand Wiseeye intention, and hope no more arguing on your source of tips. A few of us is already in Ghlsys for a long time. Now is time to enjoy the successful transformation. We didn't mean or ignore the information from you is wrong or misleading but somehow nobody knows more than Simon Loh. Hope all argument ends here and enjoy the beauty of our investment.
Kpmtx....urs article is usedfull for those counter price keep up up up wth no reason....ghl up wth reason ....pls reffer reseach house doing "buy" call .... thank you... :)
@wiseeye...saya sudah untung lima kali di Mpay, dua kali di Iris dan sekarang kali kedua di GHL.
I beli di paras RM 1.15 pada 24 Sep atas nasihat Madiba dan sekarang GHL di paras RM 1.32 atas sebab sebab yang telah pun di di iktirafkan oleh CIMB sendiri pada 1hb Oct.
Saya ambil untung trading profit kali kedua hari in sekarang sini RM 1.32.
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Sekarang jatuh di paras RM 1.24-1.25 saya beli balik. Third round sampai hujung bulan ex date. Sekian.
Dear, Ghlsys kakis, hope next week is our celebration day. If Cycas has decided to top up their holdings, I believe they are very positive and comfortable with the potential of their respective investment. Or they know something that we are all guessing about. Wish all the best next week.
Christ/Mc, after our soon to be takings - can acquire souvenir & chocolate factories. Lol. Stay put & get your bags ready. Best of the Best to all GHL khakis.
The Star 10 Oct 2014 . The Malaysian stock market should be able to withstand the tide of foreign selling by foreign fund managers as the economy is fundamentally strong, according to Kenanga Investment Bank Bhd.
“There is nothing to worry, the exit of foreign investors is part and parcel of market cycles. I do not think there is anything more to it. These are cycles that are normal to the market, as investors will invest and divest, depending on their portfolio rebalancing needs,” Kenanga executive director and head of equity broking Lee Kok Khee said at a briefing.
“If you look at the profile of the Malaysian market, it is a good mix of both domestic and foreign institutions.
“The Malaysian market is actually anchored by the local institutions that give us a very strong base and demand,” he added.
According to Bursa Malaysia statistics cited by Kenanga, local institutions have been the biggest traders in the local stock exchange in the past three years and had accounted for 50.54% of the average monthly trading value of RM89bil from January 2014 to July 2014.
Foreign institutions accounted for 24.73% of all trades on Bursa Malaysia, while retail participation had matched foreign participation in this period.
Retailers had also seen an increased trend of trading participation on the local bourse from 22.1% of the average trading values in 2012 to 21.75% in 2013.
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Bullbear, please understand Wiseeye intention, and hope no more arguing on your source of tips. A few of us is already in Ghlsys for a long time. Now is time to enjoy the successful transformation. We didn't mean or ignore the information from you is wrong or misleading but somehow nobody knows more than Simon Loh. Hope all argument ends here and enjoy the beauty of our investment.