Stock move in cycles. In this cycle, BJTOTO is not a favourite. A few years ago, I bought it at RM5-35 n sold it at RM6-35. There is really nothing wrong with the stock.
A recession proof business. The problem is the market is not HOT enough. Maybe a lot of daring retail players have been badly burned.

I agree. dynaquest goes out of date pretty fast. I used to buy it years ago but I do not buy it now. Up-to-date info can easily be obtained thru' the net. You can analyse the info yourself.

"This is better than some company sitting on BIG cash pile and do all the RPT "

I totally agree with this. At least, investors get back something.

The market does not value Toto highly and so do those so-called analyst. VT can prove them dead wrong by taking it private above RM5. By then, those same analyst will say BJToto is worth more than that n start crying foul. Like Maxis.

At least, what u said makes sense. Talk is always easy but to implement is hard. Foreign investors will stay on the sidelines to see what have been implemented but they come again. The whole world has changed since the opening-up of China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Russia....

It is no longer like old times. Even the policy of teaching Maths and Science in English has met opposition. How would Malaysia move forward?

The obvious beneficiary is BCorp. OSK was quoted in the Edge today saying that the impact on BJToto's profit is unlikely "to be too lucrative".

In stock market investment, goodbye doesn't mean "forever"

flip flopping occurs because BN has lost its nerves.

First, they tell everyone that we are not affected much by the subprime crises. Financial crises occurs due to conventional banking system n it would not happen to those practising Islamic banking. Then, when Dubai got hit they say it is not due to Islamic banking but to imprudence.

If this is so, then conventional banking, if well-regulated, would also not produce such financial crises.

Next, they say we would be bankrupt in 9 years time. Then suddenly a former deputy financial minister Awang said we won't be bankrupt.

Then, they said the majority of the public supports the cut-back in subsidies. After that, they say they are not pulling back subsidies but only to listen to the rakyat's reaction.

If that is the case, they should call a referendum to decide.

Now, they say they have not issue any sport betting licence to Ascot.


This flip flopping would continue till the next GE. Better to take all these announcements with a pinch of salt.

Bursa said the trades are genuine. They are from institutional investors.

I have the same opinion as you. But Bursa said otherwise. What can we do?

The unwinding of carry trade by foreign fund in response to the tapering off in QE3. They have already started to journey. By next year the real end to QE3 would probably end in a whimper. The 'bang' is now.

Dali has mentioned about the unwinding of carry-trade.

This post has been edited by Oracles99: Jun 23 2013, 10:24 PM