Bro, now 0.315/0.32

yes

Past 52 weeks
Highest = 0.455
Lowest = 0.29
Close = 0.315

Time to sapu GLC cheap stocks! when it fly it will fly up to $1.00. This sure going to fly because the gomen sure support it! If privatise even better hahaha

today closing price 0.315

What if forever won't fly how? it is a Big risk to listen this advise some more. no dividend for many light years.

you got logical point there

I dun think it will reach RM1.00
Our PM alredy clarified no privatisation

Bro, yo 4,000 shares will keep until end of dis yr?

400 shares how much only? just keep a side and don't bother lo. can afford to lose.

Still yo hard earned $ ma...

I agreed you keep 20,000 shares just few thousands. Close your eyes, 1 year later come back and see, maybe you will be surprised

Surprised to see drop from few thousand ringgit to few hundred ringgit ?

You Lowyat warren buffet?

I think you bought alot.

This post has been edited by Seremban_2: Sep 3 2013, 05:38 PM

Mas up 1.5 cents to 0.33 now

Closed at 0.325

goreng jangan tak goreng

Not much but not trying to pull the stock up but just POV. So if it shoot up don't be surprised

Mas closed unchanged @ 0.325 today

MAS-AirAsia infringed Competition Act, fined RM10mil each

The Malaysian Competition Commission (MyCC), which ensures healthy competition in the Malaysian market, has ruled in its proposed decision that Malaysian Airline and AirAsia’s 2011 collaboration agreement violated the Competition Act 2010, and fined each company RM10mil.

“The MyCC has found both airlines have infringed section 4(2)(b) of the Competition Act by entering into an agreement that has as its objective the sharing of markets in the air transport services sector within Malaysia provided by both airlines,” the MyCC said in its press statement on Friday.

“Market sharing is considered a serious infringement under the act as it is deemed to have the object of significantly preventing, restricting, or distorting competition in any market for goods and services,” MYCC chairman, Tan Sri Siti Norma Yaakob.

“When businesses agree to share markets, they are agreeing to stop competing at the expense of the consumers,” she stressed.

According to the commission’s proposed decision, the financial penalties imposed on both MAS and AirAsia was on the basis of turnover earned between Jan 1, 2012 and Apr 30, 2012 from the following routes: KL-Kuching, KL-Kota Kinabalu, KL-Sandakan, and KL-Sibu.

It said both parties have 30 days from the date the proposed decision is served to submit written representations or indicate their wishes to make oral representations before the MyCC.