hmm my bad.. false alarm...

Just saw the title of the thread.. LOL..
warren buffet say go buy stock!

My sealink avg price higher than yours, at 0.82. I keep it for div play last time... recently few mths back up till 0.83 but later when US drop, oil drop... sealink start to sail south again. It coming quater report maybe not so encouraging coz Petra Perdana oso report profit drop due to lack of shipping biz for Oil exploration..

Hope later oil demand will pick up. Normally year end stock kinda weak...
Don't know how Maxis share will perform next week, 6 mth tp... RM6?

Khazanah reduces stake in PLUS Malaysian Government investment arm Khazanah Nasional Berhad has reduced its stake in PLUS Expressways Bhd. The disposals were made in the last week of October. This brings Khazanah’s direct stake in PLUS down to 19.69% It still holds a total stake of 59.9% in the highway operator. PLUS’ other major shareholders are EPF and Kumpulan Wang Persaraan, which hold 12.03% and 6.88% respectively.

PLUS going Long Kang next week.... again...

Digi expects contribution from mobile broadband to contribute some RM40m. Digi’s view of the mobile broadband segment being the key driver of its revenues . OSK maintain NEUTRAL recommendation based on target price of RM22.00, new project to be its key growth driver in two years. DiGi.Com Bhd will spend up to RM400mn a year over the next three years to beef up its third generation (3G) networks, as it aims to cover more than 70% of Malaysia's population by 2013.

Yellow man walking around........ DIGI got Turbo....

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Added on November 14, 2009, 1:13 amGreen Packet Bhd will need up to RM500mn in capital expenditure (capex) in the next 12-18 months to increase its 4G Wimax coverage nationwide to 65%. Green Packet MD C.C. Puan said it had so far invested RM337mn to roll out the 4G service.

Potong theme..........



This post has been edited by mazda626: Nov 14 2009, 03:00 AM


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thanks for the news!

inactive from KLSE for a while cuz essays, and project deadline. plus no more $$ to put into stocks already.

KLCI everyday up but my stocks haven't moved since the brief selldown. sigh.

Me too - still pending 12 assignment. Streamline the holding into 2 counters only. Seen Peter Lynch quote once something like if capital not substantial better focus to best 1 or 2 only. And stick to it for ages - result will be more significants from others. Visit LYN nite time only.

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I see. So maybe should wait for quarterly report first?

But then again, bad quarterly report in KLSE doesn't mean a thing for stock prices e.g. Gpacket.....

Are you planning to average down on sealink?

Maxis aaa? Will be outstation when it is listed. Hope my place got internet connection!

Will you be getting some?

This post has been edited by kmarc: Nov 14 2009, 05:00 AM

Thanks for the research report sir mazda but i just got confuse with the term 'Stop Hit'. I know stop loss but never heard stop hit before. Anyone kind enough to explain??

Thanx in advance

Stop hit at the panic button perhaps

Panic button to sell or to buy??

Panic button to sell LCL

I'll push that button on Monday

This post has been edited by kroegand: Nov 14 2009, 09:34 PM

Yup... better wait for quater report n c how its profit 1st..
I plan to average down but kinda tight on cash flow coz bought Maxis IPO recently..
Next week KLSE might rebound due to Maxis relisting

Moved to LCL.

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Nov 14 2009, 10:06 PM

ya understandable....

Anyway, a close source of mine who is involved in the Meydan project gave some highlights that there is probability of construction firms to get "some" payments somewhere year-end, not sure whether LCL is one of them...

You might have to look from another angle - what are the banks risk tolerant level in relation to their loan payments ?

The banks cannot sit still and waiting for the loans to turn NPL.

And without further support from the bankers, you may have to do all your future projects on cash term, which is very unlikely. if you can, the profit margin is super thin.

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Nov 14 2009, 10:21 PM

Me too confuse with "stop hit". U know this PI Capital (if not mistaken Fred Tham) is old timer. Mayb some seniors LYN may help us about the term "stop hit".

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Practically I wonder you can put a stop loss sell order in the system before the market opens. I mean pre programmed . Correct me if I am wrong.

If not, Stop loss price is just a theory meaning by the time you want to sell at this price, current price sinks a few bids down the road. Or worse suspended for some release of bad news.

The next stop loss price ( practically though unwillingly ) could the the price put up by the buyers at the highest bids, esp for those who do not wish to pick up/pay for the shares

I do not know what it calls.

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Nov 15 2009, 04:28 PM

So you managed to get some maxis shares? Cool!

I might get some Maxis on the open market if the share price drops...... yeah, in my dreams but anything can happen in KLSE!!!

If you could get Maxis at near IPO price on the first day, you are as good as striking the IPO.

Anyway,I wish you the best of luck ,in your attempts.

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Nov 15 2009, 03:37 PM