Haha, proli will start a dot com with it...

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can someone explain why the warrant is at such a high price ( compared to the mother ) ? Strike price for the warrant in 5 yrs time is 95 sen - does that mean mother 'should' be at 37+95 ..around 1.40 ??

anyway sold off my warrants at .37 . Still keeping the mother share .. $1 TP ?

rosdi1 mau ppl msk longkang - he become rich.

Tips for warrants;

Expiry morethan 4 years + In the money + mother active (or huge volumes) + buy in huge for super effect gain later. Even though current price 0.015 - u may buy since u have 4 yrs opportunities. But tis tips layman tips oni. Invest at u r own risk.

So many "ghost" hanging out here..You can fear monger, preach people to sell, buy or whatever. That's fine with me.

But warrants is just too EVIL, tell all your friends to stay away from warrants.

You may think you are so smart that you won't get trap by warrant, well...I say you are not smart enough if you fall for it.

Green Packet ups WiMAX ante
Green Packet Bhd's Packet One Networks (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd (P1) is upping the ante among the four WiMAX players, having obtained approval to expand its services into East Malaysia.

-----the edge

Is it ok to buy GPacket at it cuurent price or should i wait a while b4 it drop.....

anything below RM0.80 is a must buy!!!

already jalan ... damn wish i held on to the warrants a week longer

i have hold the gpacket share around 1 year, i was plan to hold it around 3 - 5 years, cos i personally feel that wimax will be part of our life in future. but the price suddenly shot up so much...finger itche now dont know want sale or hold it.

Holding power ! easy to say diff to practice

Well ! I guess when your hand start itchy, u have to check back your initial objective why u 1 2 buy the stock of this company. Then u will act correctly.

With them lowering their targets of 200k to 80k by end of this year, and with the huge advertising costs (look at their multiple full page ads, tv and radio airtimes of the 'cut' campaign), I don't see how they can do well even next year.

East Malaysia is a small market. YTLe is rolling out Wimax next year. Fringe players are also nibbling into the market.

Just my opinion.

2 days down or is it 3 days ? so does that mean goreng time over ? or a rest before breaking new highs?

haha...thanks for ur remind, i thk will hold it 1 more year and c their finiancial report whether got chance turn to possitive not.

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Added on October 20, 2009, 11:29 pmu r right man, hopefully wont short of money. haha

This post has been edited by Alan Soo: Oct 20 2009, 11:29 PM

All the best Alan !

Some of us target 1.40 at end of 2010..sory Neo I'm qouting ur name. It is good to have a target...mine? don't no...

GPacket climbing up, hopefully tmr budget will locate a number for wireless technology..

Packet One, subsidiary of green packet got wimax license in singapore .

source

Green Packet enters Singapore market


Its unit has acquired a facilities-based operator licence and wireless broadband access spectrum right

PETALING JAYA: Wireless broadband operator Green Packet Bhd is venturing into Singapore as part of a wider strategy to expand in the Asia-Pacific region.

The company yesterday told Bursa Malaysia it had, via subsidiary Packet One Networks (M) Sdn Bhd (P1), acquired a facilities-based operator (FBO) licence and wireless broadband access (WBA) spectrum right from Singapore-based Pacnet Internet Corp (S) Pte Ltd for RM6.91mil.

P1 is the WiMAX operator and service provider arm of Green Packet.

Green Packet group managing director and group chief executive officer C.C. Puan said the extension into Singapore was a first step towards realising the mission of building “a multi-market, pan-regional footprint and to become South-East Asia’s leading 4G WiMAX operator”.

He added that Singapore offered an excellent reference platform and test-bed as an advanced market for the company and P1 to develop innovative seamless mobility technology and applications.

Puan said P1’s entry into Singapore “is also expected to deliver immediate benefit and competitive proposition of roaming for its subscribers”.

“As an indication of the market size and demand for roaming services, cross-border visitor arrivals between the two countries totalled 11.65 million in 2008, according to tourism statistics,” he said.

P1 chief executive officer Michael Lai said Singapore presented a tremendous opportunity due to the island’s advanced mobile data demand.

He said P1 would also offer supplementary bandwidth to which existing telecommunications companies could offload data traffic to minimise network congestion.

Lai said P1 also planned to bundle mobility to fibre-to-the-home players to complement their services.

Green Packet had also recently received approval from the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission to roll out WiMAX services in east Malaysia.

May be that was the reason it shoooot up last few weeks....who know more good news will come.