I'm actually happy with this exercise. Beside accumulating more AA shares at a bargain price, I'm actually looking forward for nice lobsters at the end of this month.
A boiled or steamed lobster is as fresh as lobster gets. The trip from pot to plate usually takes a matter of minutes, allowing very little time for the lobster meat to age. By contrast, the meat in your lobster roll may be “fresh-picked,” but chances are it’s been out of the shell (which had sealed in its flavor) for hours and perhaps days.
It’s more fun to eat a whole lobster. Dismantling a whole lobster and extracting the sweet, salty meat can be a lot of work, but it’s also a lot of fun — if you are persistent and have the right attitude. You need to square off against your crimson foe, remove and crack the claws, wrestle out the tail meat, extract the knuckle meat with your pinky or a poker, coax out sweet bits of lobster from the legs using your teeth, and nibble on the tomalley, roe, and any other innards that may appeal to you. It’s messy, but with a bib, claw crackers, a poker, and plenty of napkins, you’re in for a great feast with family and friends.
To those that managed to catch the train, Enjoy your well deserve lobsters !
Mabel, you enjoy your lobster with the SD money end of this month...i'm gonna reload and see if i can get a bargain on 30 Aug or not. I hope AA price maintain at current level or max upto RM2, so i can buy some. If not AA, a few lot of PAVREIT or IGBREIT pun ok la.
The pattern on today point to a reversal of.....in high volume.Need to be confirm on Wednesday.Possible 4-6 cent upward on Wednesday.If rm 1.80 broke by 4 pm on Wed then no point of talking upward.
@i3lurker In Victorian times, lobsters were usually thrown away by rich fishermen, coz those people recoqnize that it is very toxic, due to it primarily eating dead or decomposed bodies.
Due to lobsters being unwanted, some poor and deviant Fisherman Bosses used it to pay their ship and dockyard workers. English Laws were written to prevent worker exploitation by prohibiting not more than 30% of wages being paid using lobsters.
Lobsters? its toxic..... ---
There are no parts on the lobster that are poisonous. However, the ‘sac’ or stomach of the lobster, which is located behind the eyes, can be filled with shell particles, bones from bait and digestive juices that are not very tasty.
For freshness, it is recommended that you cook live lobsters immediately within 24 hours of purchase. Live lobsters can be stored up to two days if placed in the coldest part of the refrigerator in the bag they were in at the time of purchase or in an open container. It is best to keep them moist with a damp towel or newspaper. Do not immerse lobsters in water or place on ice in an airtight container as they will suffocate and die. If you keep them at this cold temperature as described above, they will stay in their “hibernation state” until you’re ready to cook them.
A lobster is cooked when it is bright red in colour and when the legs and antennae can be pulled off easily. The tomalley should be green and firm, the roe bright red and the meat white, elastic and opaque.
If you are really keen on Lobster, try Cielo KL: First Seafood Rooftop Restaurant In Kuala Lumpur. They really know how to prepare their Lobsters..
In technical analysis there is something which is known as a dead cat bounce.
What is a dead cat bounce ?
For newbies, a dead cat bounce is a temporary recovery in share prices after a substantial fall, caused by speculators buying in order to cover their positions.
However in i3, we have a dead dog bounce.
What is a dead dog bounce ?
For newbies, a dead dog bounce is an emergence of BJ with their buy calls when AA recovers a little. These dead dogs come out marketing their bag of garbage aka to a used car salesman who knows that their current stock of old cars is about to depreciate further hence they keep marketing hoping that a scapegoat comes and buy it from. them causing these scapegoats to loose money while making the used car salesman to gain some cash
Mabel, KLCC REIT is a bit too expensive for me now....i'm loading up on IGBREIT and after that will go for SUNREIT. Once the basket is full, then i'll look into KLCC.
As for AA, i already sold my last pair of underwear to load up jor.....all excess funds already went into IGBREIT but i did manage to garb some AA to average down, just not enough. Limited funds but so many good counter to invest. So far, PAVREIT, YTLREIT and IGBREIT is doing darn well with good payout and unrealised capital gain.
Bullet from AA will only come in end of Aug, cant play contra also as i dont intend to sell but hold for long term.
7300, AAX loss is not AA loss. Its 2 different counter.
@MK4872 Mabel, KLCC REIT is a bit too expensive for me now....i'm loading up on IGBREIT and after that will go for SUNREIT. Once the basket is full, then i'll look into KLCC.
As for AA, i already sold my last pair of underwear to load up jor.....all excess funds already went into IGBREIT but i did manage to garb some AA to average down, just not enough. Limited funds but so many good counter to invest. So far, PAVREIT, YTLREIT and IGBREIT is doing darn well with good payout and unrealised capital gain.
Bullet from AA will only come in end of Aug, cant play contra also as i dont intend to sell but hold for long term.
Great MK4872 !
SUNREIT is also good to have in your collection, absolutely !. Currently it's on PAR with PAVREIT. You won't go wrong on SUNREIT too. Yes, try put KLCCP in your planning Horizon..It's good to have that in your Business Plan..the dividend and distribution will help you with your acquisition. All these counters are for long play..very stable..
@7300 why aax lost so much?...also got 90 sen div?
-- I'm holding both AA and AAX. Between these two AA fair much better. For AAX we need to see more improvement this quarter before it will move upwards, hence unfortunately no dividend to AAX end of this month...
FYI, I'm used these two companies as my hedges against my energy stocks.
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still long way to go