bro, if you want ply goreng can..just dun be greedy
good luck

When u see upside then go in become ikan bakar again lo..

IN between , he quoted some " failed deals " in Luster ...

Parties in disputes............as the reason

Why forumers do not listen, listen and listen

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Jun 27 2013, 03:40 PM

0.145 kut

Buy 5436 la.. wait later dividend news lo

It counts on the days while u are in Malaysia , and not what u intend to be a " foreigner " .

So u need to plan yr arrivals in Malaysia........if beneficial to u

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Jun 27 2013, 03:47 PM

Less than 60 days in MY per year... yeah I am classified as non-tax resident..

This post has been edited by gark: Jun 27 2013, 03:50 PM

u bot at what price? macam no vol le

I got listen but that time when he wrote that i already become ikan bakar. So now I don't know whether to sell or to hang on.

Capital Gain is not tax ma, not the end of the world for u yet

So plan again

Same here... my initial entry price 0.155... buy small... then end up average up my average price become 0.18... still under 0.2 so I thought safe... now mati!!!!

low volume better than luster wor... high volume but in red... i one batang guy lo... support at 3.64- 3.65

Axiata, SingTel , Telenor to know Myanmar telecoms bid on Thursday

Myanmar, which is offering operating licenses to global telecoms firms for the first time, will announce the outcome of the auction as planned on Thursday despite opposition in parliament.

Myanmar is one of the world's last telecoms frontiers, with only 9 percent of its 60 million people at most having mobile phones. But faced with big investments and uncertain returns, some bidders have dropped out of the auction.

Vodafone Group Plc and China Mobile Ltd have abandoned their joint bid, saying it did not meet their "internal investment criteria."

The remaining short-listed contenders, some of whom have local or foreign partners, are: Singapore Telecommunications, KDDI Corp, Telenor, Digicel, Axiata, Bharti Airtel, MTN, Vietnam's Viettel, Qtel (Ooredoo), Orange and Millicom International Cellular.

4 PM time for more booster

Judge by Axiata share price, unlikely they going to win the bid

Anything can happen. It's all depend on the how much "under-table payment" made

Rumor says.. George Soros' telecomm company might win...

oh god, pls dun roller coaster now, my counters all lengchai so far

in the end did you sell?

Not YTL COMM