i3 koon is a joker.. from JT now he is promoting FGV pulak...

way over priced plantation with old old trees..

Maybe gone senile liao...

This post has been edited by gark: Mar 29 2014, 10:40 AM

Not only that.. those that follow him enter XDL.. also almost all went to holland...

Now still promoting XDL.. i have 'hantam' him many times in i3 forum but still....he got lots of fansi.

Sometimes i wonder hor, he is such a rich guy already.. still need to promote meh?

Boon, If you look at 7237.. the graph is that consider a breakout on friday?

Catalyst is directors bought 30 mil shares back from market..

Just trying to learn TA.

This post has been edited by gark: Mar 29 2014, 10:54 AM

Here is his last desperate 'promoting article' .. after the stock has fallen a lot...

Article

Err.. big buy up then heavy selldown.. with high volume.. then stock reach bottom with low volume, now rebound?

Correct kah?

This is primary due to felda disposing + less export sales due to egypt issue...

This post has been edited by gark: Mar 29 2014, 11:18 AM

This explanation lagi hebat...



If got so much cash why need to have rights issue and warrant?

Hmm so 1,2 or 3?

I am thinking 2 is the likely outcome.. cause the FA is still moderate.. but not bad enough for 3. For no 1, need more catalyst than stock buyback.

So boleh kah?

This post has been edited by gark: Mar 29 2014, 12:31 PM

But think back hor.. wait to see next Q report first.. see got signs of FA reversal or not.

For those who likes to read non-fiction books...

try this.. "Flash Boys : A wall street revolt" by Michael Lewis

A story about high speed super secret traders housed in a heavily guarded bomb proof bunker which is stealing 0.01 cent at a time (but at rate of millions times per hour) from the masses in the stock market. And also the rebellious move to counter this threat by brilliant programmers by creating a hidden stock exchange..

The books reads like a secret spy detective novel LOL..

This post has been edited by gark: Mar 29 2014, 01:23 PM

This one FA i can confidently answer...

The stock exploded is because they started to export to middle east, and found good acceptance. Sales to Egypt alone is about 63 mil a year in 2012. With higher export volume, will result in higher revenue and higher profit. There we talk of setting up a factory in Egypt to cater for the explosive growth. Why Egyptians like Alicafe so much, beats me.. maybe because of the name 'Ali' sort of captured the Muslim market.

Then shit happens in Egypt when they overthrow the government and the 63 mil a year shrinks to only 9-10 mil a year. Also during this time, the stock show visibly lower and lower export sales thus hurting earnings. You see the sharp drop in the stock during the time of reporting poorer sales. Some Egyptian debts goes to doubtful debts and leads to write offs. In the mean time there is like 9 million worth of doubtful debt by Egyptians...

But during this time also they launched Ah Huat 'pak kopi' which somehow resonates with the 'Chinese' population and local sales actually picks up in replacement of the eroding export sales. Now things are more or less stabilize as local sales are replacing the export sales.

For future direction, they shifted their export market from Egypt to middle east especially Oman and seen their export gradually improving also they are trying to penetrate Indonesia & Singapore. Apparently Alicafe is found to be very acceptable in Indonesia and Oligo in Singapore...There is also now 'talk' of the middle east factory in Oman....

So it depends, they have successfully captured back some local market share with Ah Huat, which is a great PR move. Now can they re-capture back the export market they have lost previously which will be the catalyst for the stock to go higher? This question can only be answered in the coming Q report...

This post has been edited by gark: Mar 29 2014, 04:19 PM

I will study more in detail before buying...

I hope all the silent readers here don't go up 'up' the price on monday... LOL...

This post has been edited by gark: Mar 29 2014, 05:48 PM

LOL all movement i see is "I dunno movement"...

How?

No time to complain.. on vacayshun.. courtesy of bursa..

This time nearer in Bali..

just check my stocks all red..

Don want see stocks liao... for today

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 1 2014, 10:22 AM

Boon3,

Flying horse got breakout..

Back to business...

Inari one day down like mad next day up like mad.. the punters all mad one.. cannot make up mind

Insas back in (little) action... most likely close flat again...

Flying horse.. looks like breakout stalled..

CB stock... keeps retreating for no apparent reason.

Homer also neither here nor there..low volume.. going coma soon..

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 2 2014, 09:57 AM

Lots of naughty MoNkeYs...

Especially at Monkey forest & Uluwatu

Ate lots of piggies..

I dont count lots, I count by percentage of holdings (includes cash allocated for stock).

I buy minimum 5% to max 20% then i stop no matter how good the counter is. Diversification have saved me countless of times..

But then again some people like to 'all in' one... for bigger profit.

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 2 2014, 10:25 AM

B2 ...

Sure got.. ibu oka's one the best.. but now become too touristy liao... need to find others.

BBq at Naugthy Nuri's and steak at Warung Made is also good...

For traditional fare also tried the dirty duck diner, ayam bertutu, nasi pedas.. so so lah.

Monday is nyepi so most resto closed.

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 2 2014, 10:32 AM

Medan is Sak sang... bali is B2 guling.. very different one..

Sak Sang's sauce is made from FRESH RAW blood.. nice right?

Dont get your B1 and B2 mixed up in Medan.. it means different animal..

Anyway the love for regional local food is why i travel in the first place, i never eat in hotel one.

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 2 2014, 10:45 AM