u talking bout me haha.... 0.367 here hehe......
dont plan to average anytime soon....

Tanked to 23, what next? Fark, big paper losses in this monkey share.

Hold for 1 year, see how it goes.

SAAG not PN17, sorry....not for time being he he he don't panic

I am refering to other counterpart "Oilcorp".....

the seychelles guys keep dumping them ... and they still have a lot of them in hand. so treat this counter carefully

The latest Q2 accounts hinted there are signs of tight cashflow problems in SAAG.

Profit from operations = 5.8 mil
Finance costs = 9.4 mil

Wait for Q3 financial results for confirmation, SAAG is another Oilcorp wanabee or not

Our fren oredi zzzzzzz zzzz SAAG goes to 0.32

Terjun Long kang wei.....better run as rasional novice rather get burn violating Warren Buffet basic rule no. 1 - never loss the capital...

i wonder why ur bought saag in the 1st place as ur already predit it will be down. 

dun be gambling attitude in stock market.  bursa is not a playground for the gambling dun play-play.

just sharing.
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Sorry again ...
I don't think averaging losses is a good strategy compared to taking the losses now and monitor the situation.
Only go in when the evaluation is already positive (more often than not you will never get to this positive situation).
Or forget this counter and go into a better one.

Gambling and Investing are two different issue, please put in your mind that people buy a counter, hope the price will appreciate, ok?


The difference between investing and gambling is the risk and return tradeoff.

In investing, the odds are generally in your favor, but that doesn’t mean you’re going to make money.

What is the difference between investing and speculating?
The main difference between speculating and investing is the amount of of risk undertaken in the trade. Typically, high-risk trades that are almost akin to gambling fall under the umbrella of speculation, whereas lower-risk investments based on fundamentals and analysis fall into the category of investing. Investors seek to generate a satisfactory return on their capital by taking on an average or below-average amount of risk. On the other hand, speculators are seeking to make abnormally high returns from bets that can go one way or the other. It should be noted that speculation is not exactly like gambling because speculators do try to make an educated decision on the direction of the trade, but the risk inherent in the trade tends to be significantly above average.

As an example of a speculative trade, consider a volatile junior gold mining company that has an equal chance over the near term of skyrocketing from a new gold mine discovery or going bankrupt. With no news from the company, investors would tend to shy away from such a risky trade, but some speculators may believe that the junior gold mining company is going to strike gold and may buy its stock on a hunch. This would be speculation.

As an example of investing, consider a large stable multinational company. The company may pay a consistent dividend that increases annually, and its business risk is low. An investor may choose to invest in this company over the long-term to make a satisfactory return on his or her capital while taking on relatively low risk. Additionally, the investor may add several similar companies across different industries to his or her portfolio to diversify and further lower their risk.

tmw i will buy 100lot to averaging losses .
my neighbour tell me saag will rise up soon.

dun miss the boat

dun gambling, OK.

If this stock will not gulung tikar within this 2 months, then i will expect the rebound will take place in february next year. Expected 0.30, but during that time many stocks will also rebound more then it lioa.

Buy call 0.15. listen to me is ur own risk.

Aren't share issuance via conversion of borrowings to more shares hinted that the company is unable to return  the money borrowed. Nor to get additional borrowings to return the money to the bondholders. Most of the dilutions have put top management cum shareholders shareholdings to below 5% whereby no disclosures are required to be announced to SC as well as putting them in a positive position if they have already parachuted from the company without the knowledge of the shareholders?

I think forummers here should combined their resources and take over the management of SAAG. No offence to anybody  just my idea.

Glad to hear that. 

it's a right choice to dispose when the price rebounce, meaning got ppl goreng.
btw, rude post from a rude member has been reported to admin, i don't think lowyat members and lowyat admin will welcomes these type of rude ppl here, here is the place in which we share our opinion politely, not for those rude and uneducated ppl to act like gonna fight here

That what we called 'rational investor'. Even Warren Buffet, G Soros & Peter Lynch cut loss. Rule No.1: Never lose money. Rule No.2: Never forget rule No.1