Mine lebih kurang semua ada, not moving, green, red and even no transaction   
Fund managers on holidays liao 

ya loh...so many high hope bad outcome M&A lately...

like panic sell nia .     

Shareholders have the rights not to sell bo?

Safer side, I think I dump all money into BKAWAN better. 

Taking a break.

Mai mind cannot think properly liao.

Waiting for the dark clouds to clear off.

Cook yourself a maggie mee and switch on the CD player. Relax. 

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Added on November 22, 2010, 4:49 pmI pretend I cannot see P&O in my profile. 

ehhh wait wat time trading close?

Asset/liabilities -
A company is doing xyz business.
xyz business being sold off entirely, all asset & liabilities gone together to the buyer.
A company has no business become "shelf" company.
Minority still owning A company share. Nothing change, until A company decided to refund/repay the capital to shareholders across.

Privatisation
Buyer buy the A company shares, and own the A company. Minority shareholders get the cash for selling the shares.

alamak!
i forget to buy today...
damn the applet...
damnn java
damnn IE

T_T

was too busy trouble shooting the problem...

nemind another day to eye on kulim!

this is what i dislike, underhand tactic

Certainly.

The best privatization offer I get was from TANJONG PLC.

IIAM, it closed at RM17++, and it offered to take private at RM20.80 (or so). Sweet memory 

RM3 only............

Not actually. It is the other way round.

If major shareholders >50% and not being classified as RPT, small fish cannot do anything at all.
Whether give you a sweet from the deal or being slaughtered from the deal, small fish only can wish.

A piece or entire business that can/will be sold at Rm1 million or RM2 million, it all depended on the major shareholders say on the above example.
So it actually open up "gap" or opportunity to acquire some business at cheaper price as compared to privatisation. 
Asset/liabilities can be not in favour for minority shareholders.

While for total privatisation, you have every say on whether to say your shares in hand or not, and privatisation need higher hurdle as you need at least 75% or 90% before it can trigger the de-listing and privatisation.

Congrat.
Then you are on course for the next m/billionaire, if the trend continue like this. 
Every few day gain 15%. 

Shareholders of MRCB, IJM Land will have to exchange their shares with securities in the new company which will be listed on a later date.

The non-binding offer price for IJM Land and MRCB are RM3.65 and RM2.30 with premiums of 22.9% and 8.5% respectively.  A definitive merger agreement will be signed by Dec 14, 2010.
http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/business-ne...-be-merged.html

good. now my profile all red with a few white. All green gone. 

No.
A new company will be formed and share will be issued/exchanged for IJM and MRCB shares at at the price set.

Just like what had happened on Sime before.

It's all about your risk profile. If you scare to loss, better wait, since market is high and unstable now. If you excited to play, the game continues each and everyday. 

awwww
South Korean soldier killed in shelling: reports

@popcorn, i think u r correct... btw.. Osaka!!!

damn.... kulim sudah merah sangat
i enter too early