How does it impact BAT, that it plans to move out its operation from Malaysia to the neighboring countries? Good/bad?

BAT should have done much much earlier. Given the high operation costs, the ineffective enforcement in curtailing counterfeits, and the high sin tax.... it all just does not bode well for BAT.

IIRC, most of the tobacco used for production is imported, as locally grown tobacco do not have enuff.

'Sell in May and go away' might not work this year   

Interesting article on KYY. The comments part is quite funny.

Do you think these shares will rise so much if prominent investor don't promote it?

wahaha so fast commence fishing d! 
Save some bullet and see what happens on 11th. Either magic or more sales gonna happen.

Tycoon Koon tells his side of story about his stocks

 

This mah call talk cock lor..

He ask remisier buy and sell and say accident also talk cock..

The intention is he want to churn volume and sendiri goreng sendiri punya shares lor

hahaha. His justification was hilarious. It's amazing how a person can play the victim card so quickly when they get questioned. Reminds me of the catwoman scene in dark knight rises, when police came she immediately knelt down and cried then escaped unsuspectingly through the back door.

i) First point he made. Too busy, too rich, too many brokers, too many trades, too high volume, too little time for average cost.

Bro, you are a billionaire investor tycoon. Hire a prime brokerage to take care of all that for you. It's pennies to you. I'm not talking out of thin air, I work at a private bank for HNW individuals who take up substantial stakes in companies on a daily basis. Yes these clients do have 5 to 8 dealers on average but they all report to one prime broker/custodian who manages their books.

Heck, when I once did 1 million volume on average a day, I reported all to one of our client's secretary. He just told me limit price for the day in the morning then I never called him again until end day report no. trades done and average cost. After that all paperwork was secretary and his prime broker.

No billionaire tycoon or subs. holder will sit on desk and call 8 diff lines sweating then calculate average on excel sheet then plus/divide then submit to bursa. Jesus christ gimme a break, it's making me laugh thinking about it. This excuse might only fool those retail investors who think big money investors invest the same way they do. No way. Brokers give super high preferential treatment to Koon. I wouldn't be surprised if they pick up his call first throughout the day and do all his average cost for him. It's the standard in this industry.

ii) He then said late reporting because sometimes got lots of forms to fill. This applies to the above. But c'mon, so you telling me all those CEOs, exec directors, non-exec directors, family offices, hedge funds, pension funds, fund managers, warren buffet, carl icahn, bill ackman....they all report late? No they don't. And their volume is similar or higher than Koon.

Let's see if buffet reports apple holdings late. People will be all over it. It's such a weak excuse.

iii) He then said donate to schools. This has nothing to do with the subject. Yeah, donate education from your day killing in the stock market. The Nazis contributed to humanity too with the volkswagen and medical science.

He is a smart investor. However, please give a more rational explanation as to the late reporting. Anything such as I had an accident/medical emergency would be better than "too rich,too many trades, too many remisiers". C'mon, coming from a billionaire investor tycoon with so much resources at his disposable. It's hilarious.

The dealer salaries depend on him wo

This GOODWAY sooooo funny la.

Previous closing was 24c.
Opened at 21c (12.5% down).
Then around 10.30 a.m noticed a few groups started spamming to say they are collecting due to some rumours.
Then now the price is at 27.5c (up by 30.95% from 21c).

Oh my. What's cooking?

Price was artificially supported

woah Aturmaju really good 

It'd be awkward for BURSA to have asked the question to BURSA itself. Even more awkward to make it public!

Oh, really? wasn't aware of that, as i thought both are the same entity.
On a separate note;
In a case of a company suspended for failing to submit financial statements, how long does the company have before being de-listed?

Hmmm, a considerable time before counters got delisted, then. Any incidences in the last few years, in which companies were de-listed due to failing to submit FS? Or is it more common occurrence that companies got further extensions, and subsequently were allowed to trade again?