The longer it drags on, the more unfavorable it is for the acquirer. Prolexus' corresponding measures have not yet been introduced, and the action is a bit slow!
If there is a pending order to sell, you might as well put it later. Too close is a waste. But it mainly depends on personal goals and risk control.
menangis bucu katil lah macam ni .. elok elok duduk dalam kapal pergi terjun , terjun pulak dengan loss sehelai sepinggang , ingat kapal nak karam , rupa rupanya kapal gap up limit up , semua dalam kapal sudah billionaire sekarang , tinggal ku sorang je bankrupt cutloss terlepas kapal , sekarang mampu tengok je , modal yang ada cukup cukup makan kais pagi makan pagi , kais petang makan petang , nak hold penakut macam ni lah .
In ancient wars, opponents attacked your territory for its resources. Once successful, it's all his. That being the case, why not use the resources at hand? Use it now, it's yours. After being occupied, it belongs to someone else.
Just worry that your team doesn't know how to properly apply the tools at hand and waste the time and opportunity.
"In conjunction with a major announcement, Prolexus will suspend trading in its shares on Friday (April 8."
The proportion of YB has exceeded 30%, and believe that the proportion between two parties is very close. It is expected that the final 5% to 8% of the battle is left.
Dear all, it's depends on how valuable retail investors think their stocks are! Our stock is very valuable unless you sell it cheap. Otherwise, the competition between the two can indeed create limit up.
But it seems that the financial team of Prolexus is too weak, and it is not aware of other people's sniping, and it seems that there is no idea how to defend and reverse the situation these days. This CFO should be replaced.
Once successfully acquired, it is not necessarily the end for Uncle Lau, the game can also be another new beginning. It's purely up to him and his team. Really can't say too much, some strategies are not strategies if they are said in advance. So some friends who PM me, based on protecting the rights of Prolexus and I can't answer your questions, so sorry.
Warrants are indeed another battlefield, and one that retail investors ignore. But they did not forget. This is one of Prolexus' strengths, but it's not the most powerful weapon which they have. Trust them not to forget what they have, right? a little worried.
As I once said, "if there is a pending order to sell, you might as well put it later. Too close is a waste. But it mainly depends on personal goals and risk control."
if convert warrant to mother share: Lau Mong Ying 14,559,554 x 0.56 RM8,153,350.24 JE Holdings Sdn. Bhd. 13,110,525 x 0.56 RM7,341,894.00 Lau Mong Fah 892,500 x 0.56 RM499,800.00
if convert all the warrant to month Lau Mong Ying 43,678,664 JE Holdings Sdn. Bhd. 39,331,575 Lau Mong Fah 2,677,500 YS Venture 48,903,400 DATUK AU YEE BOON 11,100,200 Techbase Solution 4,923,500
I think otherwise New management is more aggressive Let look at Tanco, they invested in around 18 Cts and pump up 47 Cts, 260% Let hope for Prlexus with the same Techinic
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The longer it drags on, the more unfavorable it is for the acquirer. Prolexus' corresponding measures have not yet been introduced, and the action is a bit slow!
If there is a pending order to sell, you might as well put it later. Too close is a waste. But it mainly depends on personal goals and risk control.