One video went viral 2 days ago as One new Shopping Complex..ceiling collapsed while raining inside the Complex

Ya exactly ..for those invested in Tambun in early stage might vomit blood cos the stock seemed to be sinking more each time they buy ..but later up 5X...

MYEG........another cursing stock few years back.......

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BTW WB made big mistakes too lately is Tesco

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Last time Asiatic ..nobody bought but I bought at rm one plus...that time Plantations were super cold stocks.also super cursing stocks

Now Gen PLant..just hard luck for many others to see this good stock many many years later ..

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Jan 29 2015, 05:38 PM

Ya exactly..we do not stop people to buy Nestle too.........good stock no doubt..

But for a small sum of money I put in Jan 2015..60% gain after profit taking ....

All u all know January is not a very good month..right

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Jan 29 2015, 05:49 PM

Heaven can wait..human cannot

Anyway ...kuluuluk reaped the most profit from some of my stock picks..He can hold one ..I know ..

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Jan 29 2015, 05:56 PM

Noted..Now u are my Sifu.........

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I do appreciate what u share back too ,,like the one Vitrox...though I did not put money into it ...

Thank you anyway..and thanks to Glory for his January present.....

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Who would expect Oil to fall from 100 to 44 .......

It is not a yearly affair but the chain reaction is like dropping an atomic bomb........

One Big Bank in UK now in bad shape due to their loans in this sector plus commodities.......They are the so called Experts..not us

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Jan 29 2015, 06:31 PM

Hovid moves so fast........Penta also

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Symlife could be another Asiatic where I bought at rm 1 plus ....then later ..long time wait .....then came ...rm 10..

U have to believe that u cannot get dirt cheap LANDS like what u say about the lands in Greater KL......and it takes time to develop the lands due to land conversions and so on..

I think it is better for property companies to consolidate their cashflow at the moment than going all out to build .......Art of War says u do not have to attack all the time... just wait for the opportunity to come ..

Anyway...many experts say this year is the year of consolidation for properties across......and people listen...

I am not an expert on properties either...but there is always something called long term........I believe ..

Well, similarly... People sapu O ^ G stocks know OIL would not jump back to 100 buck anytime soon...and would happen somewhere in the future......this is what they believe ......

Finally..patience is the name of the Game..

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Learning from u mar..your small caps giving u 100 to 500% returns.........tapi u just diam diam sahaja...aka low profile type

Well WB first investment is Coke Cola n dropped 40% after he bought..

Now the story going around is he turns 40us $ into ten millions us $ from Coke Cola .......

Google for the real story

Sounds good :- BTW double storey market price is 700K to 800K there.....

" don't forget the land bought for Sungai Long at SymLife's books are dirt cheap. They can easily do charity by selling double storey terrace houses at Sungai Long at RM550K.

come and think of it - many people are concerned about whether property developers can survive this soft market.... but then, the way i think of it - Symlife's balance sheet is strong (based on the BenGraham net assets valuation performed). And then, the lands that they carry in their balance sheet are very cheap - assuming if management are the laid back type of people - they just need to break even quarter in and quarter out. Based on Q2'15, sales revenue of RM50K per quarter is enough to break even liaw. Furthermore, management has not yet even start to tap into the potential of Sungai Long. They kind of enjoy entering into JVs with other developers and working on miscellaneous projects."

Your Statements

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Pls Be Ready for Saturday midnight as at 1-Feb, petrol prices expected to be down.

Below not confirmed price wef 01-FEB -2015
RON95 = RM1.60 may be not so much drop
RON97 = RM1.90

Even the frugal WB would have agreed with u.........

Live a simple life.

“I just naturally want to do things that make sense. In my personal life too, I don’t care what other rich people are doing. I don’t want a 405 foot boat just because someone else has a 400 foot boat.” -- Warren Buffett

Keeping up with the Joneses is the worst epidemic among those who should never contemplate that notion in the first place. Less is more.

If SK petrol jumps another 50sen this week ...U would probably think otherwise...

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wow Penta

U have trucks of Penta..good

Well, 0128 is just a small proxy to the chart below .............Talex Index.maybe Apple linked or Inari cloned

( It owns 57.9% equity interest in Ares Green Technology Corp which is listed on Taiwan Stock Exchange and provides cleaning services to electronic / semiconductor manufacturers. Ares Green Tech has performed well in recent months and is expected to boast the group's overall results.)

Foreign investors say Taiwan's performance index to hit 10,000 points

Goldman Sachs expects the index to hit 10,500 points, while Credit Suisse and Citigroup forecast the market to reach the 10,000 mark.

As such, analysts predict steady performance and expect that more foreign capital will flow in as the market re-opens today. Xiao recommends textile, semiconductor and Apple concept stocks for their higher profitability, and dividends are safer bets.

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