good bye maybulk


















hello ta-w

good ma, got some form of predictibililty. so far the DBI is always trending upwards if seen along longer period of time.

i prefer this kind of circumstances instead of other 'political', subprime..etc

hahaha...nvm la. who knows drop to 2+ then i regret like hell. sigh...

Yes, you are right. The problems are not simple and not over yet, expect US markets to be volatile. Do not be too happy if you can get shares today.

appreciate your explanation, thanks mate


yo, so what is your final decision?

soldl now...in feb buy back for dividend

This post has been edited by ts1: Jan 18 2008, 11:12 AM

want to ask about warrant conversion:
Case 1:
For warrant conversion after its expiring date, if i have bought warrant at 300lots @ 0.30cents = RM9K
After conversion calculation after minusing administration fees: each units will gain 0.05cents = RM1.5K
So at the end, i will get RM10.5K, rite?

Case 2:
Same case as above but each units loss 0.05cents. Is it all money that i invested including RM9K will gone?
Or issuer will give back RM7.5K after minusing RM1.5K losses?

Thanks in advance.

I still believe the index will drop to 1350-1370 level, so trade with caution...there is always a lower low....

Please take his words seriously.

i support you

update us when you are buying again.

make a record here : current composite at 1434 level

Just as i predicted... Ramunia...GO GO GO




This post has been edited by Ree73: Jan 18 2008, 11:33 AM

Based on 2 previous corrections, 1350-1370 is the heavy support, if the index still drops below that, I will be extra defensive on market

Hi Mate, our intentions are good> just making sure people do not travel to Holland ( out of control ).

sapcres go go go...down! hhehehehe...if low enough maybe can buy back some

it is nice to have forumers like you two
atleast we are reminded from time to time.

Our top priority is our daily routine job. May not participate in this forum in near future.
So trade carefully. Listen more to the moderator on what he got to say.

One lesson I learnt when I got burnt teruk, never buy on dip...
The reason is very simple, will u catch a falling dagger?

What's the basis that we think the market will rebound when it's dropping? it's dropping now, tis is the fact, so if we analyze rationally, we should be more prone to that it will drop more, not it will rise tomorrow...

Everything has to be data driven, and not Hope driven, I learnt to buy on rise after that and believe it or not, my records prove a lot better....

Just my humble opinion...

How about fear when ppl greed...greed when ppl fear??? hehehhee

anyway.....personally...i dun dare to go in too as it's too volatile....scary.....

BTW...HSI is recovering slightly

This post has been edited by kinwawa: Jan 18 2008, 12:04 PM

"buy on rise"

Many people think 1st priority in investing is to make money, for me, it's not.
Making money is the reason why you go into investing, but priority is capital protection.
Whatever you do, you try your best not to lose your capital.
You must have a reason why you buy a stock even when it's "fear when ppl greed...greed when ppl fear".

But if you are going in with the hope that it will go back up because it already drop so much, well, I doubt that....

Again, just my opinion..