@supersinginvestor I earn last week already. Your UTDPLNT when can earn ah? When can breakout??? So long already. My FGV breakout last week oh. This week still so many people collecting. So nice. Flying again soon.
@supersinginvestor TSH 5th Nov until now only up 11%. MKH 5th Nov until now highest also up 9%. Adui both also lose FGV. Both also lose to FGV. Somemore need few days to gain that %. FGV 1 day highest already 17%.
UTDPLNT so good QR got use? Why didn't go up ah? Why ah? So useless. Why buy it then? Cannot go up one. Aduiiiii. Somemore teach me opportunity cost wah? Lose to FGV somemore claim so damn good.
@supersinginvestor what news ah? Is vaccine even related to Palm oil lmao. Use your dog brain go think harder. I know you are stupid. You even admit it yourself. Even if you are stupid, you should try harder to think boy. Don't be lazy. Make sure to improve yourself. Don't let your intelligence stagnant there.
@supersinginvestor no need come back here and bark like a stupid dog. Do you think a share price move up really need news ah? Why so stupid. Share price can go up without news. Omg you are so stupid. You are a "special kind of stupid". Hopeless.
@calvintaneng For Fgv anything below Rm1.20 just buy
Buy a little day by day
Buy everyday
Buy while still cheap
Once limit up please don't chase 11/11/2020 9:06 AM
Yes Calvin that's what i have been doing. My average holding for FGV is still way below RM 1.20
Remember LaFarge?
Thanks to Calvin, Mabel made good profits when they took it private..
Do share with the team Calvin, our adventure in LaFarge where we were laughing to the bank :)
There is one thing that we all can learn from history: we should always be calm, disciplined, collected, and most importantly, continue buying on dips.
Soybean is now at 4 year high. Looks like it's akan datang for FGV Also looks like smart money has been accumulating over the last few days Now at 117. Get ready guys
Soybean futures poised to finish at another 4-year high as USDA cuts soybean production forecast By MarketWatch - 9 hours ago
Soybean prices climbed Tuesday, on track for the highest settlement since June 2016, after the U.S. Department of Agriculture lowered its forecasts for U.S. production and ending stocks for the 2020/2021 marketing year. "Soybean ending stocks in the U.S. are down 64% from last year and 79% from two years ago," while domestic usage for soybeans is projected at annual record highs, said Sal Gilbertie, president and chief investment officer at Teucrium Trading. "Supplies of grains are tightening." The USDA said U.S. soybean production is forecast at 4.17 billion bushels, down 98 million from the previous forecast due to lower crop yields. Soybean ending stocks, meanwhile, are forecast at 190 million bushels, down 100 million from last month's forecast. If realized, that would be the lowest ending stocks level in the past seven years, the USDA said. January soybeans traded at $11.42 1/2 a bushel, up 32 cents, or 2.9%. A settlement around the current level would be the highest for a most-active contract since June 30, 2016, FactSet data show. Prices on Monday also settled at a more than four-year high.
Just remembered seeing this Bloomberg article over the weekend, giving 9 reasons for the increase in palm oil prices:
Palm oil price rallies to eight-year high
KUALA LUMPUR: Crude palm oil climbed to an eight-year high of RM3,262 per tonne on concern that a labour shortage in Malaysia will hamper output at a time when dry weather is threatening soybean crops in South America.
Expectations about a drop in palm and sunflower crops, lower soybean ending stockpiles in the US and a dry weather in Brazil are offering a bullish outlook for edible oil prices, said Sathia Varqa, owner of Palm Oil Analytics in Singapore.
“A weaker dollar is also moving soybeans higher, ” he said.
Soybean futures in Chicago traded at their highest since 2016, holding above US$11 a bushel, on deepening concerns about dry weather in Brazil and Argentina.
Farmers in Argentina, the largest exporter of soybean meal and oil, have been stopped in their tracks at the start of the planting season because it’s too dry to sow.
There are also concerns about supplies.
Palm oil output in Malaysia in October appeared to be below the average of 1.89 million tonnes in the past 10 years, Ivy Ng, head of research at CGS-CIMB in Kuala Lumpur, said in a note.
That could be due to the implementation of movement control orders in Sabah state since Sept 29 due to rising Covid-19 cases and a worker shortage, she said.
Sabah is Malaysia’s biggest palm producer.
Rising palm oil prices indicate that demand is higher than supply, said Derom Bangun, chairman of the Indonesian Palm Oil Board.
Some analysts are estimating that Malaysian output will be lower than previous estimates because of labor issues.
Indonesian output could be flat this year, he said.
Supply worries are emerging at a time when demand stays strong. Palm oil imports by India, the largest buyer, probably climbed to a three-month high in October as traders built up stockpiles before the Hindu festival of lights when consumption of fried food increases.
Indian purchases are expected to remain strong amid a gradual recovery in demand from bulk users such as hotels and restaurants that account for 33% of the total consumption, according to G.G. Patel, managing partner of GGN Research.
“Talks about Indonesia raising levy made consumers speeding up buying, ” Bangun said.
It appears that Indonesia is committed to its biodiesel programme, he added.
Indonesia, the world’s biggest palm oil producer, collects palm oil export levies through the Oil Palm Plantation Fund Management Agency, which in turn uses the money for biodiesel incentives. — Bloomberg
@supersinginvestor All investors don't buy? Why billionaire Syed Mokhtar buying ah? Why ahh? I also dunno oh. Maybe for fun. Billionaire prefer FGV rather than UTDPLT aiyoyo. Nowonder la. I know now. UTDPLT qr so much profit price also don't move. Nowonder billionaire not interested.
@supersinginvestor Thats why loh, He things FGV is good. He things FGV got future. That's why he buy. This is the simple logic. You stupid boy. Hahaha. So stupid.
@supersinginvestor UTDPLT today trading value total up to RM 1mil only. Aduiiiiii so illiquid. No one wants to buy. Look at FGV. Trading volume already RM 34mil++. Aduii so damn liquid counter. Many people buy. That's why Syed Mokhtar see FGV got future and need to privatised it. So simple logic you don't know. Haiz. Go use your dog brain go think harder. Don't be so useless and stupid.
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Posted by alivetoinvest > 2020-11-10 12:25 | Report Abuse
FGV C96
If tomorrow RM 1.33
(1.33-1.18)/1.3 = 11.5 cents
Current price 2 cents,
High risk gamble for 5x return
Today- tmr last day to fly