Aiyooo!



Why on earth would you think that I would be offended?



You do understand that there are so many other different type of players in the market.

Yalor.. some are damn water fish.

Wahahahaha!!!!!

Does this mean I am going to get paid?

your kung fu power increased jor.

Wanna bet?

See? See? See?

That other stock... red, red, red.








heeeehehe

Just when I thought your kung fu powder so geng......




Buy so many, many, many saham just to earn KFC money meh?


Come laaaa.....

So cham meh?

suddenly lagi red....

lucky I no say name...................................... phew....

Wanna buy now?

Err.... I dunno leh.

Based on today.... I have no idea really.

It could hold then move higher...

It could consolidate at a much lower price too before moving higher....

Err... sorry la... nothing clever to say at this moment for Hevea....

Alex posting on LondonB was on 11 March 2014 la.

When it comes to TA, usually, older dated TA cannot be used.
It's like biscuits, you leave it out in the open, it masuk angin jor...

TA write ups is really so much like weather forecast.
They based it on the current data at that time (in this case, many, many days ago)
With stocks being traded daily, trading data changes....
sometimes like weather, there could be massive changes in the data, which forces the weatherman to change their forecast.

Therefor, I think it's not right you hold Alex's TA resistance level as TP today.

What you agree?

Nothing nice to buy we talk male chicken lor.



7126, I mentioned to FooFoo that this company is creepy.

Alex however wrote:



On one hand what he wrote is factually correct but it doesn't tell the whole story.

Last time, there was a big hoo-ha over London Biscuit's dealings.
They would simply invest in a company...
and then .... they would sell.
At a loss too!

We, the outsiders, had no idea what the F***** this company is doing.

It was such a big thing that there were even writeup on the newspapers....

http://www.thestar.com.my/Story/?sec=b&fil...iness%2F9641589

This one was also a good example for investors not to rely soley on PER.

WOW!

Your England understanding very deep.

TPC Plus WAS already losing money, in a bad financial state when London Biscuit bought it !

You can easily find so much data from Uncle...

http://www.thepoultrysite.com/poultrynews/...takeover-of-tpc

That was posted 9 April 2010.

TPC profit report before 9 April:

http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed...uncements/60001

Already losing money, LonBis also simply buy.

Therefor it doesn't matter if TPC is already Pn17.
LonBis should not have invested in it in the first place.

At first some thought so.
They assume there were some synergies in the business.
Biscuit and eggs go hand in hand ma...

But then London Biscuit also bought a much better egg company, Lay Hong.

If you read the earlier Star article:

LonBis also became a laughing stock cos when Lay Hong was sold, Lay Hong shares went boom boom up.



There was another 'investment'... let me search.

Now this even funnier if true.

A company which carries the word biscuit in its name but sells no biscuits?

Hahahaha!!!!

Too funny!

Is wafer biscuits is considered biscuit?

Now I remember... they bought Khee San.

Fruit Plus made by Khee San!
Those not bad sweets.

Now I remember!!!

What lah ... some more early this year.

http://www.nst.com.my/business/nation/khee...alysts-1.471870

Khee San starting to look appetising, say analysts

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BISCUIT maker Khee San Bhd may be making its way back to retail investors' watchlist, stock chartist and analysts said yesterday.

The stock has been up by more than 30 per cent over a 12-month period, closing at a 52-week peak on January 16 at 60 sen a share.

More importantly, stock marker theorist noted that the stock has begun trading above its 30-day moving average.

"It is always a good sign when on an upward movement, the stock's daily average volume is above its 30-day moving average," a chartist said.

Yesterday, some 245,000 Khee San shares were traded while the stock's trading average over a 30-day period stood at about 233,000 shares.

"Purely on a trading platform, I believe that the daily average volume of a stock below 30 sen should be at least 10 million to gain the attention of the broader market," said Edmund Tham, the research head at Mercury Securities.

When asked on Khee San, Tham said he cannot go into specifics, but the rule of the thumb is that if a stock that has been out of the broader retail market is to have a sustained rally, it should have at least one of the three potential news worth factors.

"It could be remarkable improvements in the company's financials, emergence of a new shareholder or significant change in business direction," said Tham.

Khee San shares, which closed three sen higher at 57 sen a share, has thus far not openly showed if any of the factors mentioned by Tham are in play.

A quick look at its financials reveals that for the first quarter ended August 2013, Khee San posted sales of RM25.03 million versus RM21.71 million previously while pre-tax profit stood at RM1.147 million versus RM1.02 million before.

That being said, the last time Khee San shares were mentioned in the press was in 2011 when rumours emerged that its only substantial shareholder, London Biscuits Bhd, with a 33.65 per cent stake, was looking to increase its stake.

Khee San is seen as a jewel in crown of London Biscuits and despite trading at around 57 sen a share now, Khee San has a net tangible asset value of RM1.61 a share.

Read more: Khee San starting to look appetising, say analysts - Nation - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/business/nation/khee...0#ixzz2xVUFEOJF


Stock chartist punya analysis!

Written jan 2014.
Outdated jor.

Got more funny story about Khee San and LonBiscuit.

Ah FooFoo...

http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed...ncements/438185



This Edge article: http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/highlights/...-san-stirs.html





Bought Khee San at 1.50.

Khee San today is only 65 sen!