Yes, brother Bones, when prices goes up today, members talk nonsense saying it's a trap & when prices goes deep down yesterday, they say there's more to go down & so sell first. So where does this lead you?


Yesterday when market was terrifyingly down, I see this as a golden opportunity & to sapu plenty of Affin, BIMB, Timecom, ECM, Mujdajaya, Amedia, Malton, Perisai, all at rock bottom prices......today I sold most for plenty of profit & hopefully tomorrow will be a better green day for me to reap more rewards. Let me ask you this simple question, when do you see such a golden opportunity like yesterday?


This early morning before trading I inform all members in my web site to buy early 6 counters that I mention there & hopefully most of you too the cue & make some handsome profits today.


Cheers.

Please go to my web site & see what I wrote this morning at 27 Sep 2011 00:36...evidence are for you to take a good look please & see whether I bulls.

Yes lah sister, I was at Smartag thread...yes busy shopping yesterday indeed.

Yes, sister I no more write here as I will be leaving LYN soon for good after I complete my mission for all at Smartag.....reason are so obvious to you all. I will write all when the time comes.


Cheers.

Sorry to say this brother but please go to my web site to see what price I quote for them[ cheap] to buy & the reasons too & all data too....I did sold most of it to take some profit but still keep lots for future gains especially Affin, BIMB, Amedia, Timecom, Mudajaya & Malton......Perisa & ECM I bought it this early morning. That's why I said that there's too many noises here & that's why this is one of the reasons I am leaving LYN for good.


Cheers.

Say what you like brother ...that's the trouble as you will never learn. ...and yes I am no more coming here at all after this as it's people like you who make the most noises without contributing.

This post has been edited by monkeyking: Sep 27 2011, 06:11 PM

Thank you brother yok70 for your understanding.....yes, we all are from different environment but if you see the way some members here talk without substance & getting hammered or banged sarcastically left & right really makes you feel down.....yes, you also have witness the instant reaction from a certain newbie here just now....need I say more? Yes, each & every individual had their very own opinions & it differs in so many ways too but at the end of the day, it's the community that we all belong here & cooperating to get the best out of our investments that matters most but sad to say it not in this order at all.


Cheers brother...take care too.

Now who's talking


http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysi...asia-swap-deal/

Doubled up as kain mandi.

This post has been edited by monkeyking: Sep 27 2011, 07:54 PM

Buy bank shares today, more upswing

Mudajaya go go gooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Yesterday I ask you all this morning to monitor KUB, did anyone buy this morning? ......KUB go go gooooooooooooooooooooooooo

My friends, please trade & tread with care as we are not out of the woods yet.


Cheers.

This post has been edited by monkeyking: Sep 30 2011, 06:48 AM

Tebrau go go goooooooooooooooo

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This post has been edited by monkeyking: Oct 3 2011, 03:21 AM

Alamak...Repeat performance.......not again please......again the same thing happen to killing the warrants.


DRB-HICOM's late slump raises alarm bells

By Francis Fernandez Published: 2011/10/03

Kuala Lumpur: DRB-HICOM Bhd's last-minute drop on Friday had investors, especially the call warrant holders sweating again.

Within the last couple of minutes, the market closed for active trading and DRB-HICOM mother shares slumped almost eight sen, after an investor dumped the stock.

It ended the day 10 sen lower at RM1.74 a share, with the buyer spread and seller spread trading wide apart.

The buyers wanted the share at RM1.74, while the sellers wanted it at RM1.81.

DRB-HICOM call warrant holders are worried, as one of the warrant expires in five days' time, while another has 18 days left.

Their concern is understandable because in late July, DRB-HICOM shares slumped to RM1.95 a share from RM2.28 in a single day.

The slump happened in the last couple of minutes of trading, after an investor keyed in to sell the DRB-HICOM mother shares some 30 bids lower than the market value.

The trading error happened just before the DRB-HICOM CE call warrants issued by OSK Investment Bank was going to expire.

The DRB-HICOM CB call warrants issued by OSK at 17 sen expires in five days' time. The strike price is set at RM1.29 for the mother on a one-for-one basis.

The DRB-HICOM CC issued at 15 sen by CIMB, with a strike rate of RM1.15, on a basis of five call warrants for one mother share, expires in the middle of this month.

The final settlement price of call warrants are calculated by using the last five days' closing price, and as such any sudden drop in prices of the mother share will affect the settlement price.

As such, there were suggestions that to even the playing field, instead of fixing the final settlement price through the last five days' closing price, the average weighted price over five days should be used instead.

This post has been edited by monkeyking: Oct 4 2011, 02:15 AM