I always do much home work one.
No do, how to cari makan?

What meaning 'your' stock?

Yes, ownership issue is tricky and best described by INSAS the stock. ( Under 'value', lousy and many times no divy, lousy stock)

Company is now called InariAmerton.
Growth could be much understated as Amerton earnings is not yet reflected into IA's earnings.

My previous lazy homework.
I search the net and read other more hard working's work.

http://bursadummy.blogspot.com/2013/06/ina...ady-to-fly.html



150 can ah?

Not your stock meh? I though you say you got some?

Hmm the price is up 100% already since early of the year.. a bit dangerous to chase high...

If my stock means I own everything.


I confess. I do love to chase high.
Having said that, I agree with you.
Some highs are dangerous to chase.
The high can easily collapse on you.

On the other hand, one can argue is the same with bottom chasers.
Many will swear that buying at the bottom is the ultimate.
Getting stock at the cheapest means one can make the most, in the safest possible way.
I agree but that is if the bottom is the bottom and after the bottom the stock moves up and not sideways in a daze.
And some bottoms are false bottoms
They too can easily collapse much deeper... like a sink hole.

Yes, stocks are indeed risky.

dont chase cannot
but at bottom cannot
wait and c.
absolute no no

This is why you need to absolutely know what you are doing in the market.

Money can be made. Yes but you need to understand the risks involved.
Just being in the market (a bull market) doesn't give one the right that they will make tons of money.

This post has been edited by Boon3: Jul 20 2013, 11:25 AM

Wah you early early already do so many homework.
Thanks for the chart interpretation.

I do like to chase high.

Chart, nothing to do with fundamental
But JCY and Redtone are just my side business.

I'm heavy on 5924 @ 50 cents.

y is the market open now?

Usually Saturday is theday for broker to test their system.

scared me
thanks for clearing it up

Got look at another technology stocks ah? Same fundamentals as Inari.... Willowglen MSC, . Earnings, PE and divvy also not bad. But same story.. too high, maybe more of your type.

wah so hardworking meh you guys, weekend also do homework.

Can make money quickly in stock market but must have good plan
and good risk management.

I would love to get comments and exchange ideas on how to
make money in the share market.

You can find out more if you go to "my other place"
(the link is below)(Cannot mention the four letter word beginning
with "b" here or people will get angry , ha ha)

This post has been edited by LOWYAT3AB: Jul 21 2013, 09:20 PM

Foreign bid fades in Malaysia

Feedback from the latest IPOs shows foreign participation in institutional tranches, excluding cornerstone tranches, has fallen to 30%–35% from 50% last year, when the Malaysian market was among the most active in Asia.

Foreign investors bought 35% of the institutional portion of Ranhill Energy and Resources’ M$753m (US$237m) IPO last week and 30% of Air Asia X’s M$988m flotation in June. In contrast, the 2012 IPOs of IHH Healthcare and Astro Malaysia Holdings had equal rates of participation from local and foreign investors.

For now, the lower foreign participation does not appear to have affected the prospects of the IPOs. Utility company Ranhill priced its 407m-share IPO at the top of the M$1.70–$1.85 range. The book was 20 times covered, with the participation of more than 120 institutional accounts, showing the continued strength of the domestic bid.

AirAsia X’s 790m-share IPO drew 80 accounts and was priced at M$1.25. However, the stock’s post-listing performance since July 10 has been lacklustre and it is trading in the M$1.25–$1.27 range.

wah... side business

Nice pick @ 5924

somehow it's in accumulating mode..... from what i see from the chart la

This one not too bad also.

Doing homework is good.

Did you guys know that short selling now legalized for certain counters ?

Wonder if it will affect the price movements

This post has been edited by andrewL: Jul 21 2013, 10:21 PM

Earlier someone said only dealers allowed to do it? Are you saying that users through online stock trading also can do it now? I thought it wasn't allowed by Bursa.