Philip ( buy what you understand)

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2020-04-21 21:44 | Report Abuse

Since choivo seems very well versed with rimjob ( I did not even know such a word exists?), I will let him to continue on enjoying such activity. Please keep it to yourself and 1 meter away from others.

As for salty and whacking kc for no reason, I feel I am justified more and more each day.

First whackjob KC says don't listen to stock tips while all the while running a stockpick subscription service. Wow, the audacity. Almost as bad as a kid selling a research report for 5K, while never profiting from his own research report.

Then he goes around and talks bad about OPM, a topic which he has admitted zero knowledge about other than vague concepts and bad things that have happened to other people ( while avoiding the fact that his great heroes Warren buffet, Peter lynch, basically every fund manager out there is benefiting greatly from OPM).

After all, what is OPM but using other people's money ( debt) to generate a superior return compared to using cash alone.

I mean if I started writing books and articles based on phony track record and results of xx share here and XX share there, and my sister or wife or best friend started buying recommended stocks from kcchongnz/choivo based imaginary/nonexistent results, I'd be very "salty" too.

No reason? Really?

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But the tone of it, and how Phillip just cannot bear but to whack kc etc for no reason.

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2020-04-21 21:18 | Report Abuse

Your investment recommendations... are childish.

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Posted by i3lurker > Apr 9, 2020 8:13 AM | Report Abuse

still well supported at 22 sen

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2020-04-21 21:15 | Report Abuse

I feel like you chose all those stocks based on recommendations by sifus.

Why did you choose to buy those stocks in the first place? What is your investing timeline? How much do you earn per month? How much can you put into investing in stocks? In fact, those stocks you chose are so far apart that even I do not understand them as each are in totally different industries.

May I know, what is your profession? what do you work as? How long have you been working?

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2020-04-21 16:02 | Report Abuse

I apologize, as you and kcchongnz are far more capable in writing beautiful articles and academic pieces.

All I can do is show my method of investment backed with my portfolio results so you can see and question if it is working or not.

But I don't understand what you mean by salty. Can you actually clarify.

If you mean that I am showing by showing real portfolio results rather than XXX stock and XXX % then I really don't see any value in doing that way of writing an article based on fantasy instead of results.

If that is the case then I would rather be salty than fake.

Then again, every single letter written by Warren buffet is just a foreword cover for his annual report and business results.

https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/forum/600188858.jsp

Maybe you could revisit this and explain to mr teo how you made him sell QL for BRK based on your academic explanations in how overvalued and bad QL is as an investment?

So, will you ever take responsibility for your writings?

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2020-04-21 15:27 | Report Abuse

Why would I do so? Honestly this is something that you should be tracking and monitoring yourself directly with your own results. As I believe none of these are stocks that you really hold, since you have sold everything and went to NYSE.

So the point is moot.

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2020-04-21 14:36 | Report Abuse

Can you point out where I talked loudly about buying genting and Oriental? My portfolio is exactly as per my own purchases and sales, without the xxx here and XXX there that you are so fond of using.

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2020-04-21 12:32 | Report Abuse

As for which company performed better over the past year?

QL or BRK? You have only to look at the financial and stock results to know.

So many detractors, but who sleeps well at night in the end?

The owners and shareholders of QL.


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probability i think the more we all talk on QL...the more the price will start dropping...some will start shorting i guess
05/01/2019 4:35 PM


Choivo Capital Mr teo,

Well, to answer your dilemma, do you think you cannot find a better investment?

Berkshire is selling at 16 times operating earnings now. Which is 3 times cheaper (just a rough estimate i think its probably 4-5 times cheaper).

Do you think QL is better than berkshire hathaway? When QL cannot even grow earnings and revenue faster than berkshire hathaway?

Don't take this to be me being argumentative. Just asking a question. If you say yes, hold. If you say no, go buy Berkshire Hathaway better.

Good luck with your journey. I wish you all the best.
04/01/2019 11:33 PM


supersaiyan3 Wow, congratulate the author for doing such a good analysis! Especially you did it without copy and paste. Really really good.

However, that was history. You'll get 100 marks but still you're totally wrong.

One, the killer has came to livestock farming, much worse than CP opening their mega farm next to QL (CP is in Malaysia though, small scale. Probably Malaysia's market is too small for CP). And most likely QL management doesn't know how to solve the problem. Two, Oil palm's low price may prolong for a few years (and our government continue to hurt oil palm, probably we will have a lost decade for oil palm). Otherwise, why did the major shareholders sell?

When QL was listed, I look at the receivables and decided this is a risky co. I was very wrong. So I could be wrong again.

You will start to see what i mean in the next quarterly result. Good luck!
05/01/2019 12:24 AM


stockraider By looking at the details QL maybe overrated, i think fairer indication of QL valuation should be in the region of rm 4.50 loh....!!
This co do not really pays div and damn stingy in sharing with shareholders loh...!
Its Family Mart but certainty not worth Rm 2 billion, the most maybe around Rm 600m factoring growth loh...!!
Overall QL should command PE around 23x...of course should not exceed Nestle and Dutch Lady mah...!!
05/01/2019 12:13 AM


GrahamNewman I have not critically evaluated QL but judging roughly from the 10 years financials it seems to be an average company, although it could have a slight chance of growing faster than previously. Assuming that the company can grow in real terms faster than inflation + long term gov yield, I have trouble assuming such a long growth period in my calculations. Yes, the company is good, it sells things that consumer will always need and recurrent(something Buffett would like), but the risk as Buffett said: the final risk is the risk of inadequate return over time, euphemism for you paid too much. Some might argue: have a longer time horizon, let the company compound. Even Munger has said eventually, over a very long period, ROE is the return investors ultimately get. But the caveat is you must be sure this is the best return you are going to get over that period, if not your opportunity cost would outweight your gain. And this is the point, where I believe the divergence of ideas begins in this forum. Each person opportunity cost is different, that is why QL could be good to some but inferior to others. For an investor who did not encounter better opportunities than QL, ipso facto QL is the best; while others will pursue better opportunities. The only way to get better returns is to widen your universe, as Buffett once comment on how to start finding good companies: start from A and work to Z.
08/01/2019 2:27 PM

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2020-04-21 12:25 | Report Abuse

Revisiting this article 1 year on, I hope you held the stock over the covid crisis period.

While many individuals have commented on the viability of holding QL, one thing you would have noticed was how much it has held its value over the past year and even over the crisis period.

From the lowly price of RM6.50, it has gone up to 8.60 on one year, while the revenues and earnings have hit all time highs in a quarter.

On top of that, during the crisis, while every stock in the market dropped by 30% or more, QL has remained relatively stable.

For me, the value has been far more excellent, as it has provided me with margin collateral that I was able to use to purchase a lot of other wonderful stocks selling at 10 year lows.

Buying and holding QL was one of the best decisions I have ever made.

I hope you didn't crack under pressure and got out of this wonderful investment vehicle.

Mr. Long numbers :)

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2020-04-21 12:01 | Report Abuse

Ok, I recommend you to short ql and topglove, I borrow you my shares?

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but logically, I think almost any share also can short, but no shorting allowed in Malaysia.

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2020-04-21 11:57 | Report Abuse

Obviously, I am still big into holding unto wonderful companies. I was just proving a point and doing a trade to show i3lurker how it is done. Still waiting for his GDEX to show some results.

More importantly, it is easy to do trading when you have small capital. But you notice immediately as the sums get bigger it is harder and harder to achieve good α, and far harder to compound the gains unto bigger trading positions over time.

This is why I believe traders never show their portfolio, but sell a lot of classes and investment subscriptions.

It's incredibly hard to do, and compounding your trades into bigger and bigger positions always end up in a black swan even which catches you with the pants down.

I tried it many years ago, and I still believe trading doesn't work.

But to say only my way works and others don't is silly.

I forgot more ways of trading and buying stocks than many sifus have learned over the years.

And I PAY to attend many classes, which I do learn many things.

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Posted by FoolsGold > Apr 21, 2020 11:50 AM | Report Abuse

Hei ! new fun mgr in charge now ? the previous guy is a die-die pure value investing, never sell or trade one..

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2020-04-21 11:50 | Report Abuse

[8] [STAR]: STAR MEDIA GROUP BHD (14-Apr-2020 - 20-Apr-2020) [Completed] | Total Return +23,469.00 [30.00%] over total capital of 78,230.10 | IRR: 21,474,836.47%

QQQ3, any good trades you can teach us about?

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2020-04-21 11:48 | Report Abuse

I did tell you it was a pump and dump activity.

Sold star at 0.34 cents, just to prove a point to i3lurker. so, we made 30% in a short period of time, and as this is not my core activity of buying and selling over short period, just to prove to others like sslee and kcchongnz that I am not a one trick pony, and can make money on arbitrage movements.

More importantly, the pump and dump with a conscience will mean that over the longer period, STAR will be much higher than the period when I first promoted it, at 26 cents.

PPHB when I promoted the pump and dump stock with a conscience was also at 49 cents (today is 61 cents).

That is how you should do promotion activities, don't just go around giving recommendations without doing due diligence, and make sure that long term returns are still good, a year or two from today.

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2020-04-21 11:38 | Report Abuse

The concept of a common stock is based on the idea of OPM, using common resources to fund a company that goes on to generate superior results and achieve growth over a period of time.

KCCHONGNZ does not realize this, because he is too intent on grabbing cigar butts of the ground for its last puff, not realizing the wonderful companies out there for the taking.

But we should not blame those who don't dare to cross the road, thinking it is too dangerous.

But it is far far more dangerous to not know what you own. Right? Mr Jobstreet, Padini, Latitude tree?

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2020-04-21 11:35 | Report Abuse

I believe that using OPM is a wonderful thing in investing, especially since I have the results to prove it.

KCCHONGNZ storytelling on the other hand, is like your mother telling you not to cross the road because it is dangerous.

Having never gone to the other side, she never knew about the ice cream and the wonderful park on the other side.

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Yes, we are talking about an issue here. It has nothing to do with any one. Ordinary investors Jack and Jill were used to illustrate the bright and dark side of margin finance. The assumptions were clearly spelt out. It provide some useful information for any one who thinks that using OPM is such a wonderful thing in investing.

If anyone deviates from the assumptions, of course the speculative outcomes are all different.
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2020-04-21 11:21 | Report Abuse

Sell LUXCHEM buy NETX

https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/www.eaglevisioninvest.com/2020-03-25...

Already loaded up NFCP stocks where to get money to buy LUXCHEM


NFCP stocks still underwater....

https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/131750.jsp

CALVINTANENGYEE YOU WANT US TO SELL NETX AND BUY LUXCHEM? WE ALREADY LOSS MONEY AND LOADED UP ON NFCP STOCKS LEH... HOW NOW?

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2020-04-21 11:18 | Report Abuse

Yes, obviously when you have been playing with debt and doing jumping smash forever sooner or later you will run out of breath. That is why I avoid trading, and using credit to trade the market. I only believe in buying huge undervalued downtrodden stocks when using credit (margin finance) to buy stocks.

My biggest losses ever were in buying call/put options, with the threat of time over my neck, taking huge debt to basically bet on the market calls, which no one ever knows in the short term.

Never again.

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Sslee Haha, Crude oil is so cheap now “WHEN THE TIME COMES TO BUY” but Banks pull the trigger (withdrawn credit line) and now you had to files for Bankruptcy.

Former Singapore Billionaire Lim’s Oil Giant Files For Bankruptcy
Hin Leong Trading, one of Singapore's largest independent oil traders, said that it failed to declare “about $800 million in futures losses over the years,” Reuters reported, citing a court filing dated April 17. The company is seeking a six-month moratorium on its roughly $3.85 billion debt load owed to 23 banks.

The company’s founder and director, Lim Oon Kuim, 77, was cited in the filing as taking responsibility for directing the finance department to conceal hundreds of millions of dollars in losses from appearing on the company’s financial statements.
21/04/2020 10:33 AM

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2020-04-21 11:14 | Report Abuse

exactly, this is when margin financing becomes a smart decision. When no one wants to hold equities, you should be the one taking a big loan and going all in on wonderful companies.

This is why we respect Warren so much, his stocks dont go up during the gaga years , when everyone starts to say value investing is dead. He holds cash.

Then when everyone is scared to invest, he comes in buying up all the good companies out there. that is how we should be doing things.

Gas and debt piling up only happens when you are so euphoric that you put in a lot of money to buy during the speculative top, and leave out any safety net to buy during the downturns.

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Sslee haha,
I think "WHEN THE TIME COMES TO BUY, YOU WON'T WANT TO" because you run out of gas and debt is piling up.
21/04/2020 10:22 AM

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2020-04-21 07:15 | Report Abuse

So USA with its KKK, and Donald trump should be avoided?

We have seen the 2nd or 3rd generations run companies trying to expand thier families run business into something new. - we should avoid investing in Toyota, Samsung, Nebraska furniture mart, sees candy, iscar, Walmart,


There are issues with fundamental human rights everywhere. I would change investing in countries to investing in companies, which I fully agree with.
Management who profess " do as I say, but not as I do" should be avoided at all costs. Companies who avoid paying a decent wage do so because they are not capable, not because they are smart. I would certainly avoid them.

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NEVER invest in countries where laws can be changed or fundamental human rights never respected or sometimes mob rules prevails.

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2020-04-21 05:30 | Report Abuse

Qqq I would really honestly like to find out, as in the 80's - 90's I was a trader was well, during the good times I felt invincible as anything I traded made money in a week. But as you know just a few years later I lost everything as everything I traded lost money no matter what I bought, death by a thousand cuts even as I applied the same exact successful strategies earlier, the market changed.

In the long run, how successful has active trading been for you?

I'm sure you must be doing well, but from a CAGR standpoint, how long have you been investing and what is the long term compounding rate been?

We don't have to discuss figures and stock buys, but just the long term viability so far. If you can share it will be helpful, as I have always enjoyed trading, just never been good at it.

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https://money.com/swimming-naked-when-the-tide-goes-out/

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2020-04-21 05:19 | Report Abuse

What does the price of oil have to do with companies like QL and GKENT? And how does it affect users who can stockpile like dialog? Or users who can take advantage of cheap oil to produce more product like PCHEM in their new storage space? Or how will price of oil affect newspapers? Or people using bicycles?

One thing you do have to avoid are specific companies that are fully in exploration and extraction activities like sapura, dayang and the like.

You should also avoid companies that are direct competitors, like Palm oil plantation with no cash.

But then again those companies producing bicycles like Merida should be ok right?

In fact, buy and hold will be more relevant today more than ever. Those companies that are badly hit will have rock bottom valuations due to market fear, and if you believe that 10 dollar oil will be the new normal, then the goal is to search for the companies than can best take advantage. But if you think that oil price will recover one day ( just not tomorrow), then isn't buying the best companies and holding them until price goes up one day the best option to take?

As for cash is king, it is only king of it allows you to buy something of more value than cash. Many people forget that cash by itself does not multiply. Gold doesn't multiply. The only thing that does is a good, hardworking business that produces earnings and cash. If you keep money under your bed at all times, you will soon realize how important time can be.

Time my friend, is King.


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Philips way of choosing stocks still apply? Probably not..............probably a smarter way to invest is ....the worse the better, the political linked and those dropped the most the better..........the useless bumps gets the most favors.

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2020-04-20 19:18 | Report Abuse

in either case, take my advice and take this golden opportunity to invest in wonderful companies. This Covid virus will not last, no matter how much you believe it will never end.

If it does get worse, then whatever asset you did invest in will not matter at all anyway.

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2020-04-20 17:24 | Report Abuse

Ok. Do let me know what results you get from following bank analysts and their recommendations. It is so wishy washy you night as buy a stock recommendation from kcchongnz with all the good it will do you in the long run.

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Posted by Sslee > Apr 20, 2020 5:06 PM | Report Abuse

Haha qqq3,
Without crystal ball to see into the future and with never see before Covid-19 effect better safe than sorry. So no hurry buy in batch with your spare cash.
A
uthor: AmInvest | Publish date: Mon, 13 Apr 2020, 9:47 AM
We maintain SELL on Petronas Chemicals Group (PChem) with unchanged forecasts and fair value of RM3.25/share, pegged to a 10% discount to FY20F book value. This implies an FY20F EV/EBITDA of 5.4x, which represents 3 standard deviations below its 2-year average of 7.6x and dividend yield of 3%.

Author: rhboskres | Publish date: Fri, 27 Mar 2020, 5:03 PM
George Kent Malaysia - Going Against the Flow; D/G to SELL
Downgrade to SELL from Neutral, new TP of MYR0.43 from MYR1.04, 20% downside with 4.6% yield. We believe valuations will remain depressed amidst prevailing macroeconomic risks, weak market sentiment and dash for cash liquidation activities. We note the lack of visible re-rating catalysts given the unfavourable ripple effect caused by the recent oil price collapse, leading to potentially reduced infrastructure spending by the Government and unclear policy imperatives.

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2020-04-20 17:11 | Report Abuse

Coming from someone who invests in insas and xinquan, you should leave your bitterness behind and read properly, instead of confirmation bias and picking out only what you want to hear and see instead of the entire picture.

Nevermind, let me repeat again,
"When applying margin, you use it the same way, to collect undervalued stocks and cheap downtrodden prices. "

QL and Topglove has been performing beyond expectations, they are wonderful companies, but I have never said they were cheap and downtrodden. In fact, my exact words was you can rarely buy wonderful companies for cheap prices. Paying a fair price for a wonderful company in my opinion is a far better choice in the long run than buying garbage and being 30 biggest shareholders in companies like xinquan.

But using margin finance? You should only use that in buying undervalued wonderful companies selling at a low price due to temporary situations.

PS: the INSAS situation is not temporary, but a fundamental problem with the company.

P.P.S stop telling me what stocks to buy or what to do it taking credit for other people's hard work. If you don't agree with my investment methods, why are you buying Star?



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Posted by Sslee > Apr 20, 2020 3:19 PM | Report Abuse

Good afternoon Philip,
Great story telling and agreed, “If you want to apply margin, buy the guaranteed companies. The blue chips” So since when Gkent is a blue chip company: BN time of RM 4.00+ drop to 43 cents on March 19 2020.

QL is the real blue chip, Philip should margin finance and all in this guaranteed blue chips company. So why he sold QL at RM 8.60 and when is his last time topping up QL?

Thank you
PS: Again “Cakap tak serupa bikin”

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2020-04-20 14:54 | Report Abuse

How come DLADY is now up to RM48? what happen sifu calvin????!?!?

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calvintaneng Going to drop below Rm40.00 soon
Just sell and run fast
07/03/2020 1:20 PM

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2020-04-20 11:42 | Report Abuse

Growth? STAR just went from severely undervalued by the market at 190M market cap to 255M market cap (still severely undervalued).

That is the power of 380 million in pure cash reserves, 50 million incoming from JAKS LAD claim, and property, plant and land to the tune of another 400 million in assets.

And how much borrowings?

Zero.

How to bankrupt if you already VSS all the expensive old inflexible staff, start hiring new and hardworking individuals and low salary grade, and removed old inflexible CEO and now start looking for a young CEO with vision, integrity and strength ( Still looking, but haste makes for waste).

GDEX? GDEX is a pile of crap. When was the last time you ordered something from Lazada, Shoppee or Alibaba and specifically asked for the services of GDEX as your preferred carrier? Obviously not right, you would have chosen the cheapest option, knowing that insurance will cover any problems occurred with the transporter. So you know that this is a fake growth. The more they grow, the lower the prices have to be to grab market share. The lower the profits, the more dangerous the company. Low earnings and still giving out dividends?

The question you should be asking yourself is this: HOW DID STAR GET 380 MILLION IN CASH, and CAN THEY GET IT AGAIN WHEN BN/MCA COMES BACK ON TOP?

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2020-04-20 11:35 | Report Abuse

This is why you should never listen to kids who don't keep and maintain trackable portfolio. I never once claim I am some sort of stock god or stock guru selling subscription services and writing books. All I can claim is that I keep an honest trackable portfolio, meaning whatever I choose to buy/or sell, you will know the exact time and date I sold it at and the price. Meaning I am not like those who recommend stocks but never own them,

How are your results now kid? With STAR so far I am still going to be getting dividends, and on top of that I already have a 30% gain.

How now brown cow? While I am shooting fish in a barrel, you are still with your inflexible concept of investing, no different from a calvin tan and a stockraider. When will you ever grow up? Maybe when you do start buying stocks you will see that it is easier to say bad things about everything instead of buying something that goes up over time.

https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/120720.jsp#tabs_group2

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i3lurker just watch out who becomes the Ultimate Fool.

All those who jump off early will laugh just like Heng Yuan.

easy money only up to a certain point.
18/04/2020 12:34 PM

i3lurker I did point out to my friend that Gdex is overvalued with high PE of 40 to 50

but he did not mind coz he liked the idea of growth plus dividends

with Star you will be getting dividends only
18/04/2020 12:59 PM

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2020-04-19 09:44 | Report Abuse

In my opinion the is no need to complain or say someone is bad or good. The fact is OTB put his neck out to get results and then sell subscription. I am an ex subscriber of OTB, but I have just taken the information as is and added it to my own valuation methods instead of just closing my mind and buying blind. How can you expect good results if you are just relying on third party advice without understanding their valuation methods.

I would say, OTB method of valuation is not always accurate, and there is no possible way of choosing stocks every week as a recommendation and get good results all the time.

I mean, if OTB was that good, he would be spending most of his time researching and hiring a team of analysts and buying stocks in a professional level instead of selling subscription services and teaching classes right?

So you need to be aware of what you are buying. At least OTB makes picks and stands by it with his portfolio results ( which is how you started subscribing in the first place).

It is far better in my opinion to individuals like kcchongnz, choivo capital, calvintaneng or stockraider who don't have any portfolio results but are so strong in promotion of stocks.

You walked in knowing it is a recommendation: do your own due diligence.

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2020-04-19 07:15 | Report Abuse

Some more say bursamaster and investhor not the same guy. Both promote same lousy stocks... All the stocks you promoted so far all go Holland lo...

Stop promoting before you do more harm than good. maybe some new investor with 1k money throw in your promotional articles lose everything he has.

Then at night you can sleep well meh?

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2020-04-18 13:26 | Report Abuse

So you now trying to act as if you are an old man? Your grammar and actions and bullshit already reveal you to be a 28-30+ year old fraud still working hard at your day job as a report writer, while not making a single cent in investing in the stock market. If you did, your 3000 stocks comments would have less bullshit and more useful information to learn from. Instead you talk bad about EVERY stock, and never once had a good stock to discuss about.

So you have been recommending stock since you were in kindergarten age 5 eh? Good for you. At least kids who dont have money will not go bankrupt.

As for recommending poorly researched stocks, and no issues with it. I think your idols must be TRUMP & KOON YEW YIN.

How many crashes did that cause? How would sslee have known about xinquan if not because KYY promoted it in I3 forum?

Frauds and trolls like you with no trackable portfolio are the exact reason why I started writing blogs and kept a portfolio, to show an example to new investors of how to differentiate between fake investors with no results and real long term investors.

So if your friend bought gdex and it became a value trap, or worse ( it lost a lot of money), then will you just walk away and say I don't know, I didn't buy it?

Some friend you are.

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i3lurker Sith Lords work in abolutes.

I see no issues with me recommending a share like Gdex when I dun buy it. In fact I must have recommended hundreds of shares to people over the last 30 years time that I did not buy.
18/04/2020 1:25 PM

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2020-04-18 13:01 | Report Abuse

This is why I look down on trolls. First they say they recommend buying gdex. Then they say they are shorting star. Now they say Star is profitable for them.

Now they suddenly don't have any faith in their own recommended share gdex, but telling other people to buy gdex, whole they buy star instead.

I3lurker is a follower of trump?

First say covid19 is nothing.
Then say covid will not come to USA.
Then say covid is not dangerous.
Then now say they always knew how bad covid will be.

Wonderful liar and fake news maker.

From the beginning of pump and dump I have already made 20%, while your gdex is just another badly researched recommended stock.

I stop here.

Beating up lying kids is a waste of time.


Sith lords? Tell the truth and show your collection of LITTLE PONIES. But since you have been in i3 investor forum since 15-20 years ago, maybe you should start writing a book instead to supplement your income.

And stop recommending stocks. You do more harm than good.


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Posted by i3lurker > Apr 18, 2020 12:37 PM | Report Abuse

I had already mentioned many days ago that STAR had been profitable for me everyday.

some of you especially those Sith Lords obviously are just blind or did not bother to read my posts.

I have no obligation to tell you when I am jumping off or dumping all my shares.

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2020-04-18 07:42 | Report Abuse

Again this is the stupidest thinking ever. Earnings and revenue growth is never locked in stone. Harta and topglove have high pe because they have been able to DOUBLE their earnings growth in 10 years, compete internationally and fulfill 25% of world market.

As for Calvin silly claims, my investment in topglove has returned 10x over the 10 years I held them. Even using 2019 recorded results, my investment in super high pe topglove has returned ample results.

https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/120720.jsp#tabs_group2

As you can see, since last year to this year I have earned 24% on old topglove not including dividends.

As for fake pastor Calvin,

His stock pick service returns in 2019 ( too many losers to count)
https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/123029.jsp

His stock pick service in 2020 (6 losers, 4 winners)
https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/131750.jsp

His investment philosophy is a flawed one, and his stock returns are dubious.

But this concept of doubling money in 53.8 years is simply stupid.

Using this concept, if you invested in Apple and Amazon weekend their growth was exponential, using this thinking you would have "doubled" your money in 300 years.

Wow! Then the question is, why would anyone still be holding pe50 QL, pe46 topglove, pe40 yinson? Why would the combined MARKET CAPITALIZATION OF THESE THREE COMPANIES ADD UP TO 36 BILLION RINGGIT?

WOW SO MANY IDIOTS OUT THERE? WHY DO WE AVOID COMPANIES LIKE NETX AND LUXCHEM AND PUT OUR MONEY THERE INSTEAD?

Think. Think m think.


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THAT MEANS THAT IF EVERYTHING GOES AS NORMAL LUXCHEM WILL DOUBLE IN PRICE BY 10.9 YEARS

HARTALEGA WITH P/E 53.8 WILL ONLY DOUBLE YOUR MONEY IN 53.8 YEARS