Yup, I'm also hoping it will fall back to 0.33 so that I can top up more. I'm currently holding 750k shares at 0.195. Rounding it up to 800k would be nice :D
I've said it yesterday that KNM might go through several yoyos before it goes up to 50sen, and I'm okay with it.
paktua say louder here.. to who scared downtrend rally just think only uptrend rally was welcomed..
now hear this.. speak from real red stock fighters.. paktua say loud and clear..
we can see why so many loser.. when fear and confused manipulate they mind.. easier to them take anger as they way to impress they feels.. hahahaha. . word we talk impressed who we're.. difference between real fighters is.. they never impact on any fear.. so.. let we all srand together.. unite be all as one one as all.. comeon.. who dare to press down tomorrow dare make move.. remember!! we never fear on downtrend rally.. COMEON!!!!!! BRING ME DOWN!!! THEN..you will see LION ROAR MORE LOUDER!!!!!
Unlikely 33. Even idss also not dare to short below 37c. Some more who wish to sell so low since market floating became do tight now. If those who sell at such low price means those ppl must b very very lousy holding power ( normally make list
i still remember this fella, Aris something, kept posting he wants to buy when the price falls back to 0.22 something, i can't help but to roll my eyes thinking how stupid these people are, clearly shows they don't have the holding power, nothing but ikan bilis, now no idea where these lalang are, all went missing
Paktua still hunger to fight hard here.. Lai lai who scared better sell now.. Don't waste your time money if still have chicken in your head.. How many years you all live in this world How many time you manage get trough it.. Paktua will fight even left only paktua here..
Tut tut Never fear else Dare to hold n buy more.. Dare to fight or die try
iyaa genius.. paktua not mentioned to you maa.. just hate to who they scared when red come iyaa why maaa??? paktua play red rally all year long.. never die until now? let down laa we eat so simple maa.. up relax maa.. iyaaa..
tut tut xterasa hati yg bengang ada kaa takut saham jatuh?? sejak bila saham xjatuh ?? iyaaa
Congratulates to those KNM W holders who bought at 3 sen and sold at 30 sen within a month, a phenomenal gain of 1000% or 10x. Also to some of those Eko W holders, also up from 8 sen to 38 sen,almost 5x. I believe there is a few more. High risk high return (as expiry is less than 3-12 months).
It appears, there are some opportunities in the warrants that has came down for 1-3 years to historical low, and rebounded 2-5x from the bottom. I suppose is a good trade, but, come with high risk as well. Good luck to those can get 100%, 200%, 300% or 500%, likely come from warrants. Not a bad idea to start pick warrants that the Company has growth opportunity.
Two weeks ago, almost everybody thought KNM won't go below 0.35.
Last week however, it dropped down to 0.325 before surging up tp 0.385. I bet many were crying at that time, but for many holders, that dip was a warehouse sale opened specifically for us.
And that's why I'm waiting for that dip to come again. Who knows, maybe I can somehow take advantage from that dip and top up until I have 1 million KNM shares under my belt (250k more to go), as I'm very confident with KNM's new direction, especially since my client is working with KNMRE.
if you want to buy, then buy. If you want to sell, then sell. If you want to hold, then hold.
If you don't like it, then you don't have to like it. Nobody care when you make a profit or loss.
When making huge or small profit, learn to give some to a good charity that really care or to donate to someone that need money to buy food for the hungry.
Life is very simple. Why you all have to make your good self miserable because of minor or major drop in share price.
No guts, or No balls. Better put your money in the Fixed Deposit 3% to 4.6%
If you don't like my TA, then I don't care whether you like it or not.
general nomanland: I did not force you to look at it.
yes like nomanland tips.. that why paktua n red stock troopers still intact here..
tut tut.. senjata kat tangan.. radar depan mata.. tapi ramai dok kalut merah kaa hijau kaa... iyaaaa.. xpi belajaq baca radar kaaa??? mana foc selalu maa..
We are so lucky to have so many people giving their valuable input here; namely sardin, paktua, nomanland and others who unfortunately I've forgot their names.
paktua sing... a matra of doom the exclamation an matra of doom till 0.33
we come we come with roll of drum, ta-runda runda runda rom, we come we come with horn and drum,
ta-runa runa runa rom, we come we come with roll of drum, ta-runda runda runda rom, we come we come with horn and drum ,ta-runa runa runa rom,
though Knm be ringed, and barred with doors of stone, though knm be strong and hard, as cold as stone and bare as bone, we go we go we to war,
to hew the stone and breake the door, for bole and bough are burning now, the furnace roars we to war, to land of gloom with tramp of doom, with roll of drum,
come we come to knm with doom we come we come with doom
tomorrow mybe yea "MYBE".. knm will got big correction.. so many will ask.. what the best strategies to use? paktua will say this.. no matter how deep or how hard knm will sink or up.. paktua n red troops will stand with own methods.. that ia..
be good as you can.. play what you expert.. until no one will ignore you..
Critically, as Jim Grant noted recently, the spread between the 10-year and three-month yields is an important indicator, James Bianco, president and eponym of Bianco Research LLC notes today. On six occasions over the past 50 years when the three-month yield exceeded that of the 10-year, economic recession invariably followed, commencing an average of 311 days after the initial signal.
Finally, Joseph Carson, former Director of Global Economic Research, Alliance Bernstein, notes that recessions are far from being alike and their symptoms and causes differ over time. Despite its many shapes and sizes the historical regularity that an inverted Treasury yield curve has coincided with recession has raised concern now that yields on longer-dated Treasuries have fallen been below shorter-term yields for several months running.
The power of the term spread to predict or anticipate economic recessions needs to be respected, but there are several new domestic and global factors that are present today, suggesting that the signaling effect from changes in the Treasury yield curve directly to the economy's future performance might not be as robust as it was past periods.
First, this is the first economic cycle that involved a bond-buying program by the Federal Reserve. The quantitative bond-buying program produced a technical anchoring effect at the long-end of the bond market that was not present in prior cycles. While this program did not cause a yield curve inversion by itself it did result in a flatter yield curve than what otherwise would have been the case, and as a result, it would not take much force from other factors to trigger an inversion in the term spread of yields.
Second, given the increased globalization of the financial markets the appeal and demand of long-dated US Treasury securities is often based on the yields available in other major economies. Long bond yields in a number of major economies (such Germany, Japan and France) are negative and many others (including the UK, Spain and Australia) are below 1% and that has led to an increase in global demand for long-dated US Treasury securities since yields in the US are in some cases 100 to 200 basis points over the yields of comparable maturities in other economies. That increased global demand for US securities is a new technical factor and unrelated to the performance of the US economy.
Third, this is the first time the inversion of the Treasury curve occurred with nominal yields at the short and long end that were well below the growth in nominal income and GDP (or the economy's yield curve). Why is that important? There is a direct negative consequence to the economy's performance when the cost of borrowing exceeds the growth in nominal income. At that point, the cost of new borrowing starts to become too costly, leading to a slowdown or a decline in credit use, and a weaker economy.
Although it is often overlooked, all of the Treasury yield curve inversions that have preceded recessions have coincided with an inversion in the economy's yield curve, or when short and long-term nominal rates were above the growth in nominal income and GDP. The fact that the Treasury yield curve has inverted at relatively low nominal yields, suggests that the interest rate channel is not producing the restrictive influences on the economy as it did during prior inversions and instead is actually providing a cushion (or stimulus) to the economy. Policymakers should take note of this unusual occurrence and not rush to ease policy further, saving its interest rate powder for another time.
If the Treasury curve inversion is not producing a restrictive influence on the economy as it did in the past can the US still experience a recession? Yes, but it would come from different channels.
The biggest recession risk today centers around the trade dispute between the US and China. Trade disputes have the potential to be very disruptive and contractionary and can operate through a number of channels, such as trade volumes and production, currencies and prices and asset markets.
Of all of these channels, the biggest vulnerability for the US is the equity channel since the market value of equities relative to income and GDP is at record highs, providing consumers with vast sums of liquidity and wealth. If the imposition of new tariffs and the uncertainty over what may follow triggers a de-risking and rush to exit, sparking a sustained 25% to 30% correction in the equity market that by itself could trigger a recession as it would deal a substantial blow to consumer liquidity and wealth, and an abrupt and sharp decline in spending and confidence.
That is not a forecast or a prediction but merely an observation that all recessions have been caused by some form of a demand shock, and the inverted yield curve merely highlighted the vulnerability of the economy to a potential bad.
paktua command all red stock troopers stand on position..
to shoot every single red bear army, if they dared to appear in the battlefield 0.34 below.
general paktua maneuver his red stock army by 3 split team to ambushed on battle stations..
in each team with strength of seven members.. led by 1 Sargent,2 Corporals and 4 brave troopers.. each troopers will be provided with rm250k ammo..an every team have rm1.7m ammo, ready to battle...
tut tut troopers..stand position..
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Wah.... every day down 0.5 cents....
10 day down.. 5 cents....
20 day day 10 cents
30 day down 15 cent..
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