KLSE (MYR): SAM (9822)
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Last Price
4.59
Today's Change
+0.74 (19.22%)
Day's Change
4.01 - 4.66
Trading Volume
3,200,000
Oops...downtrend...mkt really knows how to shake amateurs out(those who never pick up shares).
I'm gonna ride it out...
1 week ago
more important is future PE
Unfortunately you don't know how much Sam going to earn in the next 12 months
1 week ago
Doing research on SAM over the weekend. Technical wise, SAM looks pretty awful. But they can be awarded with military contract at any time. So it is not time to give up on this company yet
5 days ago
This stock is not completely dead yet. Still have hope. But this @supersinginvestor likes to con retail investors
5 days ago
When Pang72 comments better be careful, when the price drop, he will delete his comment. What a coward and liar
23 hours ago
Troy88, you are right..
SAM is for good heart people.
The bad heart and bad mouth people are not suit fod them... Especially fod those bad mouth without gosok gigi one!!
10 hours ago
I resisted the urge to get out yesterday while I still had a profit with my entry @ 3.01...Not sure I can resist tomorrow...
9 hours ago
Probably another excellent quarter revenue with good profits but no dividends
8 hours ago
wallstreetrookie
Considering all the worries about how the U.S. might be on the cusp of recession, that is remarkable. The manufacturing index has regularly dropped below 50 even when there wasn’t a recession. It spent the last five months of 2019 below 50, for example, and five months from the end of 2015 through the start of 2016 there as well.
For its part, the ISM says that index readings below 48.7 over a period indicate that gross domestic product is declining. Yet even though the Commerce Department reported last week that GDP contracted again in the second quarter after contracting in the first, the manufacturing index is in growth territory. It is a reflection of what a strange state the economy is in right now, and of the odd juncture that U.S. factories are at
Heard on the Street | WSJ
1 week ago