This one seems more advance than Pfizer? As it get the approval ady?

And the market is now officially closed! I made a good profit these 2 days. Comparatively, last month I suffered a loss.

Hopefully the good trend will continue and there will be further buying opportunities. With the profit, I can help myself, my family members and others. This is the circle of life.

Money is not the root of all evil. The love for money is the root of all evil.

P/S: Lazada sales 11.11.2020 coming tomorrow! Just in time. 

Looking at alibaba and jd.com number can see consumer spending appetite is still damm strong which is very reassuring.

Looking forward to year end black friday shopping season as another catalyst to propel consumer tech past their current valuations. Sit tight and hang on.

I just came out from a meeting. Now only got time to log into Rakuten and into this thread.

Wah, so many forumers here goreng AT including myself. 

Be careful yo, don't be the last one holding the baby. Just know what you are buying and have an exit plan.  AT is just a pure goreng stock. Beware of confirmation bias if you are an AT shareholder. :thumbsup:

Moving on, I hope some forumers here managed to pick up KGB which I highlighted the other day. Now it is up another +6.80%. Yesterday it was up +8.09%. 

I have no stocks to buy today. Cannot trade everyday. Bad for health. Once in a while, must chill, eat pop corn and drink beer. But wait. I sold off Carlsberg already. And it is still going up! Now up +4.80%.   

Need extra money to purchase notebook for my childrens.

Woohoo tomorrow supermax will drop to 7.5. Time to hoot more

no flights but stock up 8%.

lagi apa mau?!
the two pharmas are not rising - that is surprising... no gorengers for them this round?

Ah just saw. KJ signed some deal with China.
🤣🤣🤣

My only regret is didn't all in when I got some at 2.2

If there’s market crash, US will be hit the hardest. Be careful.

For Top Glove, total shares of 16,700 at an average cost of RM7.373.

For Supermax, total shares of 12,600 at an average cost of RM8.486.

Just to give some comfort to the other forumers here who are "trapped" in glove stocks. 

Anyone invest in Nestle OR Carlsberg? Planning to keep for long term...Any advise here sifu? First timer here...LOL