I have been studying serba and mabel since qqq333 promoted it in 2018. I bought when the price dropped to great lows.

Thank you.

Now, let me give you an example of how to game the system.

Let's use a real world example.

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/insas-buys-199-stake-diversified-gateway-rm128m

Let's say I buy 20% shares in a company called dgsb. In sept 2017 it is valued at 0.07( after consolidation). When I buy that 20%, the value of the company jumps to 30 cents in early 2018. So my valuation of my company it to record an UNREALIZED gain of 5x my initial investment, in this case 12.8 million in investment is valued at 60 million. WOW! But is this real cash or accounting land? Not until you sell it. And INSAS didn't sell. ( Latest report 25% ownership ). So what is their realized earnings if they tried to sell their stake of the currently worth 40 million ringgit company? Definitely they will take a loss, as dgsb has not grown or performed at all. No revenue growth, quarterly losses, no dividends, no share buybacks.

Now, you take the same activity spread out to all of the other companies it holds a stake in. Money from shareholders and dividends and private placements and warrants. You see the same pattern occurring. Overpaying for lousy companies, declare losses ( funny accounting indeed at some of these microcap subsidiaries).

Fake news? Tell me I am wrong. This is just 1 company they hold a substantial share in. How about the other companies they put money into like vigcash, melium, omesti, dgsb, the biotech company. I read every single one of the subsidiaries annual and quarterly reports and tracked back to their accounting calculations. Did YOU?

How much value was being inflated on UNREALIZED value, while real cash from m&a trading and stockbroking and inari dividends and share sales pumped away as "expenses" and investments?

This is why INSAS will never buy back shares with their "cash" and assets everywhere. They can't.

By selling their "assets" they will have to REALIZE value. And by REALIZING value you will find INSAS had very little CASH generating assets that people would pay high prices for. They will get a poor price indeed for their investments should they decide to move these illiquid businesses.

So you tell me, would you have received better investment value by putting your shareholder money 12.8 million into a lousy company dgsb with no past history of growth, dividends, revenue, earnings or share buybacks or put it into companies like hartalega (3.5 to 6.5 from 2017 to 2020), Nestle (85 to 137), aeoncredit (10 to 15 covid not withstanding), hong Leong bank (13 to 21 by end 2019).

Why would INSAS gamble in such a way?

Thank you.

Clear evidence or fact? I don't know if you are reading the same quarterly reports that I am, but it is written there in the notes.

Group’s summary
The Group reported revenue of RM85.2 million and a pre-tax profit of RM54.8 million for the
months period ended 31 December 2019 as compared to revenue of RM96.8 million and a pre-
tax profit of RM39.5 million reported in the corresponding period in the preceding year. The
review of performance by divisions is as follows:-
Financial services and credit & leasing division
The unit reported higher revenue and pre-tax profit of RM36.2 million and RM19.3 million for the
six months period ended 31 December 2019 as compared to the corresponding period in the
preceding year of RM28.1 million and RM10.5 million respectively, mainly due to higher revenue
generated by the structure finance unit, higher brokerage and corporate advisory fee income
generated by the stock broking and corporate finance advisory units and
<<< higher unrealised gain
on fair value changes of financial assets at fair value through profit or loss. >>>>

Investment holding and trading division
The Investment unit reported lower revenue of RM13.9 million for the six months period ended
31 December 2019 as compared to the corresponding period in the preceding year of RM30.8
million mainly due to lower trading activities in the current financial period.
Despite the lower revenue in the current financial period, the Investment unit reported higher
pre-tax profit of RM8.2 million for the six months period ended 31 December 2019 (six mo nths
period ended 31 December 2018: pre-tax loss of -RM21.6 million) mainly due to
<<<< unrealised gain
on fair value changes of financial assets at fair value through profit or loss of RM2.4 million and
lower unrealised loss on foreign exchange of -RM0.3 million in the current financial period as
compared to unrealised fair value loss of -RM21.9 million and unrealised loss on foreign
exchange of -RM5.9 million respectively in the corresponding period in the preceding year. >>>>>

Technology and IT-related manufacturing, trading and services division

The Technology unit reported lower revenue of RM2.4 million for the six months period SHARE ended
31 December 2019 as compared to the corresponding period in the preceding year of RM6.2
million due to lower sales of trading products in the current financial period.
The Technology unit reported lower pre-tax profit of RM21.6 million for the six months period
ended 31 December 2019 (six months period ended 31 December 2018: RM47.4 million) mainly
due to
<<<<lower gain on disposal of shares in an associate company of RM6. 6 million and lower
contribution from Inari Amertron Berhad Group of RM16.0 million (six months period ended 31
December 2018: RM24.4 million and RM21.8 million respectively).>>>>

Now that the value of assets has dropped by half, and disposal of shares to prop up INSAS business model is down to 1.14 at today's prices what do you think will happen to the next few quarters? What cash? There is no cash, everything is unrealized earnings. What happens when you try to realize EARNINGS today? Force sell those shares? What value do you get for INSAS today?

That is what I mean by gaming the system, UNREALIZED "fair value" gains versus cold hard cash flow. But you know what is REALIZED? YES, EXPENSES AND SHARE DILUTION.

Latest quarter results:

8.47 million administrative expenses
5.69 million operating expenses
5.181 million finance costs
22.396 million in cogs ( explain to me why 4.958 million of depreciation is lumped in here?)


>>>>>>>>


Sslee Dear Philip,
Can you please refrain from smearing the good name of INSAS BOD and management team with your wild and malicious accusation of game the system without any clear evident or fact?

Why I believe calvintaneng will go to hell? For causing thing like this to happen.

His 2019 results (WHERE WERE THE SELL CALLS FOR SASBADI, MAYBULK, TALAMT, SCOMIES?) -
https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/123029.jsp

HIS 2020 RESULTS - https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/131750.jsp

IF YOU BUY A STOCK JUST BECAUSE CALVIN TAN ENG YEE IS TRYING TO PUMP AND DUMP YOU? THEN YOU SHOULD BE READY FOR THE CONSEQUENCES.

DO YOU OWN DUE DILIGENCE, AND DON'T RELY ON FALSE PROPHETS TO DO YOUR THINKING FOR YOU.

>>>>>>>

Posted by cheahsk > Mar 19, 2020 9:55 AM | Report Abuse

This is for Calvintaneng, Hey, pls come out from under your bed. I know you are there. Please explain your comment on Maybulk you did some months ago. If you feel the need to write something pls do, but don't post it lah. Gullible ppl like me picked up your comment and bought a lemom. I suggest you just type out all your nonsense on paper, read it for shiok sendiri and just burn the piece of paper and flush it down the toilet. Use this forum to write something credible and useful for the readers. Be more responsible please.

>>>>>>>>

Mar 24, 2020 5:33 PM | Report Abuse

Calvin,

Honestly, your conduct the last 1-2 years have been quite disappointing. I remember thinking you were a very nice person back when i met you in Johor, but honestly, the way you've been acting in pushing companies like these, It's not good

Why I believe calvintaneng will go to hell? For causing thing like this to happen.

His 2019 results (WHERE WERE THE SELL CALLS FOR SASBADI, MAYBULK, TALAMT, SCOMIES?) -
https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/123029.jsp

HIS 2020 RESULTS - https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/131750.jsp

IF YOU BUY A STOCK JUST BECAUSE CALVIN TAN ENG YEE IS TRYING TO PUMP AND DUMP YOU? THEN YOU SHOULD BE READY FOR THE CONSEQUENCES.

DO YOU OWN DUE DILIGENCE, AND DON'T RELY ON FALSE PROPHETS TO DO YOUR THINKING FOR YOU.

>>>>>>>

Posted by cheahsk > Mar 19, 2020 9:55 AM | Report Abuse

This is for Calvintaneng, Hey, pls come out from under your bed. I know you are there. Please explain your comment on Maybulk you did some months ago. If you feel the need to write something pls do, but don't post it lah. Gullible ppl like me picked up your comment and bought a lemom. I suggest you just type out all your nonsense on paper, read it for shiok sendiri and just burn the piece of paper and flush it down the toilet. Use this forum to write something credible and useful for the readers. Be more responsible please.

>>>>>>>>

Mar 24, 2020 5:33 PM | Report Abuse

Calvin,

Honestly, your conduct the last 1-2 years have been quite disappointing. I remember thinking you were a very nice person back when i met you in Johor, but honestly, the way you've been acting in pushing companies like these, It's not good

Why I believe calvintaneng will go to hell? For causing thing like this to happen.

His 2019 results (WHERE WERE THE SELL CALLS FOR SASBADI, MAYBULK, TALAMT, SCOMIES?) -
https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/123029.jsp

HIS 2020 RESULTS - https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/131750.jsp

IF YOU BUY A STOCK JUST BECAUSE CALVIN TAN ENG YEE IS TRYING TO PUMP AND DUMP YOU? THEN YOU SHOULD BE READY FOR THE CONSEQUENCES.

DO YOU OWN DUE DILIGENCE, AND DON'T RELY ON FALSE PROPHETS TO DO YOUR THINKING FOR YOU.

>>>>>>>

Posted by cheahsk > Mar 19, 2020 9:55 AM | Report Abuse

This is for Calvintaneng, Hey, pls come out from under your bed. I know you are there. Please explain your comment on Maybulk you did some months ago. If you feel the need to write something pls do, but don't post it lah. Gullible ppl like me picked up your comment and bought a lemom. I suggest you just type out all your nonsense on paper, read it for shiok sendiri and just burn the piece of paper and flush it down the toilet. Use this forum to write something credible and useful for the readers. Be more responsible please.

>>>>>>>>

Mar 24, 2020 5:33 PM | Report Abuse

Calvin,

Honestly, your conduct the last 1-2 years have been quite disappointing. I remember thinking you were a very nice person back when i met you in Johor, but honestly, the way you've been acting in pushing companies like these, It's not good

Why I believe calvintaneng will go to hell? For causing thing like this to happen.

His 2019 results (WHERE WERE THE SELL CALLS FOR SASBADI, MAYBULK, TALAMT, SCOMIES?) -
https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/123029.jsp

HIS 2020 RESULTS - https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/131750.jsp

IF YOU BUY A STOCK JUST BECAUSE CALVIN TAN ENG YEE IS TRYING TO PUMP AND DUMP YOU? THEN YOU SHOULD BE READY FOR THE CONSEQUENCES.

DO YOU OWN DUE DILIGENCE, AND DON'T RELY ON FALSE PROPHETS TO DO YOUR THINKING FOR YOU.

>>>>>>>

Posted by cheahsk > Mar 19, 2020 9:55 AM | Report Abuse

This is for Calvintaneng, Hey, pls come out from under your bed. I know you are there. Please explain your comment on Maybulk you did some months ago. If you feel the need to write something pls do, but don't post it lah. Gullible ppl like me picked up your comment and bought a lemom. I suggest you just type out all your nonsense on paper, read it for shiok sendiri and just burn the piece of paper and flush it down the toilet. Use this forum to write something credible and useful for the readers. Be more responsible please.

>>>>>>>>

Mar 24, 2020 5:33 PM | Report Abuse

Calvin,

Honestly, your conduct the last 1-2 years have been quite disappointing. I remember thinking you were a very nice person back when i met you in Johor, but honestly, the way you've been acting in pushing companies like these, It's not good

Why I believe calvintaneng will go to hell? For causing thing like this to happen.

His 2019 results (WHERE WERE THE SELL CALLS FOR SASBADI, MAYBULK, TALAMT, SCOMIES?) -
https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/123029.jsp

HIS 2020 RESULTS - https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/131750.jsp

IF YOU BUY A STOCK JUST BECAUSE CALVIN TAN ENG YEE IS TRYING TO PUMP AND DUMP YOU? THEN YOU SHOULD BE READY FOR THE CONSEQUENCES.

DO YOU OWN DUE DILIGENCE, AND DON'T RELY ON FALSE PROPHETS TO DO YOUR THINKING FOR YOU.

>>>>>>>

Posted by cheahsk > Mar 19, 2020 9:55 AM | Report Abuse

This is for Calvintaneng, Hey, pls come out from under your bed. I know you are there. Please explain your comment on Maybulk you did some months ago. If you feel the need to write something pls do, but don't post it lah. Gullible ppl like me picked up your comment and bought a lemom. I suggest you just type out all your nonsense on paper, read it for shiok sendiri and just burn the piece of paper and flush it down the toilet. Use this forum to write something credible and useful for the readers. Be more responsible please.

>>>>>>>>

Mar 24, 2020 5:33 PM | Report Abuse

Calvin,

Honestly, your conduct the last 1-2 years have been quite disappointing. I remember thinking you were a very nice person back when i met you in Johor, but honestly, the way you've been acting in pushing companies like these, It's not good

Why I believe calvintaneng will go to hell? For causing thing like this to happen.

His 2019 results (WHERE WERE THE SELL CALLS FOR SASBADI, MAYBULK, TALAMT, SCOMIES?) -
https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/123029.jsp

HIS 2020 RESULTS - https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/131750.jsp

IF YOU BUY A STOCK JUST BECAUSE CALVIN TAN ENG YEE IS TRYING TO PUMP AND DUMP YOU? THEN YOU SHOULD BE READY FOR THE CONSEQUENCES.

DO YOU OWN DUE DILIGENCE, AND DON'T RELY ON FALSE PROPHETS TO DO YOUR THINKING FOR YOU.

>>>>>>>

Posted by cheahsk > Mar 19, 2020 9:55 AM | Report Abuse

This is for Calvintaneng, Hey, pls come out from under your bed. I know you are there. Please explain your comment on Maybulk you did some months ago. If you feel the need to write something pls do, but don't post it lah. Gullible ppl like me picked up your comment and bought a lemom. I suggest you just type out all your nonsense on paper, read it for shiok sendiri and just burn the piece of paper and flush it down the toilet. Use this forum to write something credible and useful for the readers. Be more responsible please.

>>>>>>>>

Mar 24, 2020 5:33 PM | Report Abuse

Calvin,

Honestly, your conduct the last 1-2 years have been quite disappointing. I remember thinking you were a very nice person back when i met you in Johor, but honestly, the way you've been acting in pushing companies like these, It's not good

Post removed.Why?

Why I believe calvintaneng will go to hell? For causing thing like this to happen.

His 2019 results (WHERE WERE THE SELL CALLS FOR SASBADI, MAYBULK, TALAMT, SCOMIES?) -
https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/123029.jsp

HIS 2020 RESULTS - https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/pfs/131750.jsp

I HAVE NOTHING AGAINST NETX INVESTORS. I HOPE YOU ALL THE BEST AS NO ONE WANTS YOU TO LOSE MONEY. WHO KNOWS? YOU MAY JUST BE MY NEPHEW OR DISTANT RELATIVE. NETX MIGHT SUCCEED JUST YET, WHO KNOWS?

BUT IF YOU BUY A STOCK JUST BECAUSE CALVIN TAN ENG YEE IS TRYING TO PUMP AND DUMP YOU? THEN YOU SHOULD BE READY FOR THE CONSEQUENCES.

AGAIN, I HOPE NETX INVESTORS DO WELL AND NETX GOES UP TO 8 CENTS. BUT DO YOU OWN DUE DILIGENCE, AND DON'T RELY ON FALSE PROPHETS TO DO YOUR THINKING FOR YOU.

>>>>>>>

Posted by cheahsk > Mar 19, 2020 9:55 AM | Report Abuse

This is for Calvintaneng, Hey, pls come out from under your bed. I know you are there. Please explain your comment on Maybulk you did some months ago. If you feel the need to write something pls do, but don't post it lah. Gullible ppl like me picked up your comment and bought a lemom. I suggest you just type out all your nonsense on paper, read it for shiok sendiri and just burn the piece of paper and flush it down the toilet. Use this forum to write something credible and useful for the readers. Be more responsible please.

>>>>>>>>

Mar 24, 2020 5:33 PM | Report Abuse

Calvin,

Honestly, your conduct the last 1-2 years have been quite disappointing. I remember thinking you were a very nice person back when i met you in Johor, but honestly, the way you've been acting in pushing companies like these, It's not good

My advice to you: if you are looking for get rich schemes to gain 100% in 1 year, then stocks is not something you should be putting money into. You would be far better served buying over someone else plantation in Sabah, Sarawak or Perak, and improving it. You seem to have a knack for running palm oil plantations. Or are you the type to just tell people what to do, and not get your hands dirty sometimes?

You seem to think buying stocks is an easy activity, just click a button and press buy. Gain 10%, click a button sell. Easy peasy. But nothing in life is ever easy.

It takes me 3 months to research into a stock, 5 year experience in the industry trying to find out the players, suppliers and game hangers. Another 3 years trying to understand the long term growth opportunities of the industry before you put a single cent into buying the stock.

I spent years in the O&G industry before knowing how to differentiate PCHEM versus lctitan, serbadk from the sumatec and carimin. I have my own palm smallholding in tawau and worked on refinery with boilermech before buying QL. I have worked with gkent before I even considered buying their shares last year. I have helped out paysys ingenico with some projects before giving stoneco a second look, I have followed yinson for 2 years before buying into it. My wife works for public bank before I learned how they structured their loan portfolio.

Believe me when I say to properly scuttlebutt, you need 10 years of knowledge before you can click the button. Even then, your stocks can drop in a blink and profit turns into losses.

Buying stocks is risky. When you think buying a company just because it is selling below nta( value investing margin of safety) is safe, that is when you do not look at ALL the factors. There are many other types of margins of safety, which I am sure you are starting to realize, after disasters like xinquan( NTA margin of safety), hengyuan (PE margin of safety), you will start to realize things like management ownership ( share buyback, shareholder margin of safety), consistency ( growth of earnings and revenues/debt margin of safety), performance ( ROE margin of safety).

The goal is not to make you rich. It is to help you make better decisions. When you finally start to like analyzing companies, doing valuation and reading about reports for fun? Then you will be rich automatically.


>>>>>>

Dear Philip,
Can you please refrain from smearing the good name of INSAS BOD and management team with your wild and malicious accusation of game the system without any clear evident or fact?

I had met and talk to Dato’ Dr Tan on INSAS Tech venture (challenge, success and failure rate) and Dato’ Wong on business rationale.

My advice to you, please empathize with those going through difficult time during this Covid-19 crisis and seeing their Investment value fall by more than 50%. Please do not spread fake news to create fear that does not benefit anyone. If you have crystal ball please tell us what shares to buy now that will give us 100% gain in 1 year time, spare us your lecture on quality investment for long term of 10 years for no one know are we still alive in 10 year time.

Thank you

My advice to you: if you are looking for get rich schemes to gain 100% in 1 year, then stocks is not something you should be putting money into. You would be far better served buying over someone else plantation in Sabah, Sarawak or Perak, and improving it. You seem to have a knack for running palm oil plantations. Or are you the type to just tell people what to do, and not get your hands dirty sometimes?

You seem to think buying stocks is an easy activity, just click a button and press buy. Gain 10%, click a button sell. Easy peasy. But nothing in life is ever easy.

It takes me 3 months to research into a stock, 5 year experience in the industry trying to find out the players, suppliers and game hangers. Another 3 years trying to understand the long term growth opportunities of the industry before you put a single cent into buying the stock.

I spent years in the O&G industry before knowing how to differentiate PCHEM versus lctitan, serbadk from the sumatec and carimin. I have my own palm smallholding in tawau and worked on refinery with boilermech before buying QL. I have worked with gkent before I even considered buying their shares last year. I have helped out paysys ingenico with some projects before giving stoneco a second look, I have followed yinson for 2 years before buying into it. My wife works for public bank before I learned how they structured their loan portfolio.

Believe me when I say to properly scuttlebutt, you need 10 years of knowledge before you can click the button. Even then, your stocks can drop in a blink and profit turns into losses.

Buying stocks is risky. When you think buying a company just because it is selling below nta( value investing margin of safety) is safe, that is when you do not look at ALL the factors. There are many other types of margins of safety, which I am sure you are starting to realize, after disasters like xinquan( NTA margin of safety), hengyuan (PE margin of safety), you will start to realize things like management ownership ( share buyback, shareholder margin of safety), consistency ( growth of earnings and revenues/debt margin of safety), performance ( ROE margin of safety).

The goal is not to make you rich. It is to help you make better decisions. When you finally start to like analyzing companies, doing valuation and reading about reports for fun? Then you will be rich automatically.


>>>>>>

Dear Philip,
Can you please refrain from smearing the good name of INSAS BOD and management team with your wild and malicious accusation of game the system without any clear evident or fact?

I had met and talk to Dato’ Dr Tan on INSAS Tech venture (challenge, success and failure rate) and Dato’ Wong on business rationale.

My advice to you, please empathize with those going through difficult time during this Covid-19 crisis and seeing their Investment value fall by more than 50%. Please do not spread fake news to create fear that does not benefit anyone. If you have crystal ball please tell us what shares to buy now that will give us 100% gain in 1 year time, spare us your lecture on quality investment for long term of 10 years for no one know are we still alive in 10 year time.

Thank you

This is what INSAS should be doing when it is selling for 20% of NTA. Buyback shares and increase value.

Sslee, you need to be rational in your investments and ask the important questions. If INSAS is the MOST undervalued company in Bursa, then why is no one touching it, including management?

>>>>>>>>>

https://www.aljazeera.com/ajimpact/investors-pounce-softbank-shares-re...

When a growth company like serba dinamik is willing to buy back shares when management considers it undervalued, then you know the company is doing something.

20-Mar-2020 20-Mar-2020 Buyback 2,876,500 1.230 1.300 View Detail
16-Mar-2020 16-Mar-2020 Buyback 5,300,000 1.500 1.560 View Detail
13-Mar-2020 16-Mar-2020 Buyback 6,884,500 1.500 1.600 View Detail
13-Mar-2020 13-Mar-2020 Buyback 1,584,500 1.590 1.600 View Detail
10-Mar-2020 10-Mar-2020 Buyback 1,518,000 1.840 1.850 View Detail
09-Mar-2020 11-Mar-2020 Buyback 9,018,000 1.840 1.990 View Detail
09-Mar-2020 09-Mar-2020 Buyback 7,500,000 1.879 1.990

Today INSAS history is at the lowest point, it is beyond a screaming buy. Yet the management does nothing. Why? What is the rationale? To protect the director that has 33% and not willing to trigger mgo? If not willing then why not give out a part of that 1.7 billion (330 million is a good start) on a special dividend to all shareholders. A special rm 1 dividend to long term shareholders.

Then I will believe INSAS is doing the right thing for investors and the price will surely go up.

But I believe they cannot, and will not.

INSAS history of buybacks is only up to 2015. Why?

16-Jan-2015 16-Jan-2015 Buyback 200,000 0.890 0.895 View Detail
16-Jan-2015 16-Jan-2015 Buyback 200,000 0.890 0.895 View Detail
12-Jan-2015 12-Jan-2015 Buyback 100,000 0.820 0.820 View Detail
09-Jan-2015 09-Jan-2015 Buyback 200,000 0.825 0.830 View Detail
06-Jan-2015 12-Jan-2015 Buyback 600,000 0.775 0.830 View Detail
06-Jan-2015 06-Jan-2015 Buyback 300,000 0.775 0.775 View Detail
23-Dec-2014 23-Dec-2014 Buyback 200,000 0.810 0.820 View Detail
23-Dec-2014 23-Dec-2014 Buyback 200,000 0.810 0.820 View Detail
16-Dec-2014 16-Dec-2014 Buyback 200,000 0.755 0.755 View Detail
16-Dec-2014 16-Dec-2014 Buyback 200,000 0.755 0.755 View Detail
14-Oct-2013 14-Oct-2013 Buyback 200,000 0.590 0.595 View Detail
11-Oct-2013 11-Oct-2013 Buyback 100,000 0.600 0.600 View Detail
10-Oct-2013 10-Oct-2013 Buyback 300,000 0.610 0.610 View Detail
09-Oct-2013 14-Oct-2013 Buyback 997,700 0.590 0.610

Example company G

26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2020 Buyback 20,000 0.535 0.545 View Detail
25-Mar-2020 25-Mar-2020 Buyback 25,000 0.500 0.520 View Detail
24-Mar-2020 24-Mar-2020 Buyback 20,000 0.495 0.510 View Detail
23-Mar-2020 23-Mar-2020 Buyback 155,000 0.475 0.490 View Detail
20-Mar-2020 20-Mar-2020 Buyback 230,000 0.490 0.530 View Detail
19-Mar-2020 19-Mar-2020 Buyback 440,000 0.435 0.490 View Detail
18-Mar-2020 18-Mar-2020 Buyback 655,000 0.475 0.510 View Detail
17-Mar-2020 17-Mar-2020 Buyback 260,000 0.485 0.535 View Detail
16-Mar-2020 16-Mar-2020 Buyback 32,000 0.540 0.570 View Detail
13-Mar-2020 13-Mar-2020 Buyback 480,000 0.590 0.680 View Detail
12-Mar-2020 12-Mar-2020 Buyback 60,000 0.715 0.730 View Detail
11-Mar-2020 11-Mar-2020 Buyback 70,000 0.760 0.780 View Detail
10-Mar-2020 10-Mar-2020 Buyback 160,000 0.720 0.755 View Detail
09-Mar-2020 16-Mar-2020 Buyback 927,000 0.540 0.780 View Detail
09-Mar-2020 09-Mar-2020 Buyback 125,000 0.745 0.755 View Detail
05-Mar-2020 05-Mar-2020 Buyback 10,000 0.840 0.840 View Detail
03-Mar-2020 03-Mar-2020 Buyback 40,000 0.855 0.860 View Detail
28-Feb-2020 28-Feb-2020 Buyback 30,000 0.815 0.840 View Detail
27-Feb-2020 27-Feb-2020 Buyback 70,000 0.855 0.860 View Detail
26-Feb-2020 26-Feb-2020 Buyback 10,000 0.865 0.875 View Detail
25-Feb-2020 05-Mar-2020 Buyback 180,000 0.815 0.875 View Detail
25-Feb-2020 25-Feb-2020 Buyback 20,000 0.875 0.875 View Detail
20-Feb-2020 20-Feb-2020 Buyback 20,000 0.905 0.905 View Detail
19-Feb-2020 19-Feb-2020 Buyback 10,000 0.900 0.900 View Detail
18-Feb-2020 18-Feb-2020 Buyback 20,000 0.905 0.905

Example company Q

EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 23-Mar-2020 Acquired 620,000 0.000 View Detail
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 23-Mar-2020 Acquired 205,500 0.000 View Detail
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 20-Mar-2020 Acquired 1,667,600 0.000
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 20-Mar-2020 Acquired 490,900 0.000 View Detail
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 19-Mar-2020 Acquired 2,452,000 0.000
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 19-Mar-2020 Acquired 528,300 0.000 View Detail
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 19-Mar-2020 Acquired 280,000 0.000 View Detail
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 18-Mar-2020 Acquired 416,700 0.000 View Detail
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 18-Mar-2020 Acquired 171,900 0.000 View Detail
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 17-Mar-2020 Acquired 4,249,300 0.000
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 17-Mar-2020 Acquired 375,000 0.000 View Detail
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 16-Mar-2020 Acquired 2,015,700 0.000 V
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 16-Mar-2020 Acquired 208,300 0.000 View Detail
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 16-Mar-2020 Acquired 175,000 0.000 View Detail
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 13-Mar-2020 Acquired 985,800 0.000 View Detail
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 13-Mar-2020 Acquired 300,000 0.000 View Detail
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 12-Mar-2020 Acquired 178,600 0.000 View Detail
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 12-Mar-2020 Disposed 193,000 0.000 View Detail
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD 11-Mar-2020 Acquired 287,900 0.000

Example company Y:

26-Mar-2020 26-Mar-2020 Buyback 70,000 5.200 5.200 View Detail
23-Mar-2020 23-Mar-2020 Buyback 40,000 4.580 4.580 View Detail
20-Mar-2020 20-Mar-2020 Buyback 115,000 4.600 4.670 View Detail
19-Mar-2020 19-Mar-2020 Buyback 437,000 4.240 4.880 View Detail
18-Mar-2020 18-Mar-2020 Buyback 320,200 4.980 5.290 View Detail
17-Mar-2020 17-Mar-2020 Buyback 91,900 4.880 5.120 View Detail
16-Mar-2020 16-Mar-2020 Buyback 245,000 5.110 5.630 View Detail
13-Mar-2020 13-Mar-2020 Buyback 1,100,000 5.600 6.000 View Detail
12-Mar-2020 12-Mar-2020 Buyback 138,000 6.090 6.300 View Detail
10-Mar-2020 10-Mar-2020 Buyback 33,000 5.900 6.100 View Detail
09-Mar-2020 16-Mar-2020 Buyback 2,232,000 5.110 6.500 View Detail
09-Mar-2020 09-Mar-2020 Buyback 716,000 5.910 6.500 View Detail
03-Feb-2020 03-Feb-2020 Buyback 55,900 6.180 6.190 View Detail
31-Jan-2020 31-Jan-2020 Buyback 20,000 6.190 6.190 View Detail
30-Jan-2020 30-Jan-2020 Buyback 60,000 6.190 6.200 View Detail
29-Jan-2020 29-Jan-2020 Buyback 11,800 6.190 6.200 View Detail
28-Jan-2020 03-Feb-2020 Buyback 209,800 6.180 6.200 View Detail
28-Jan-2020 28-Jan-2020 Buyback 62,100 6.180 6.200 View Detail
22-Jan-2020 22-Jan-2020 Buyback 70,000 6.230 6.230 View Detail
20-Jan-2020 20-Jan-2020 Buyback 470,000 6.180 6.250 View Detail
17-Jan-2020 17-Jan-2020 Buyback 170,000 6.220 6.270 View Detail
16-Jan-2020 22-Jan-2020 Buyback 907,000 6.180 6.280 View Detail
16-Jan-2020 16-Jan-2020 Buyback 197,000 6.200 6.280 View Detail
15-Jan-2020 15-Jan-2020 Buyback 144,000 6.220 6.230 View Detail
14-Jan-2020 14-Jan-2020 Buyback 68,000 6.220 6.290

Hi sslee, I am not smearing name or asking anyone to sell INSAS to buy my shares.

But I do think one should think clearly and ask these relevant questions:

1. If INSAS is so undervalued with 1.7 billion in assets and market value of 300 million, why doesn't it buy back shares, increase dividends and grow it's core revenues and earnings?
2. If INSAS sis so undervalued, why are institutional investors and professional funds staying away?
3. If INSAS core business if so strong, why does it subsidiaries keep bleeding money off the books?
4. If INSAS is so undervalued, why has its revenues and earnings keep dropping the last few years?

Then why delete comments? If you stop deleting I'm sure they will stop commenting.

What cartoons have you been watching? What robbing rich? Came me one rich person I am robbing? You are fraud using church to collect money from families for your own nefarious purposes using the name of God.

Shame on you. When people call and need help you talk about useless brainless things.

What end justifies what means?

If we can help people to turn the corner and recover from corona viruse, then it is the right thing to do.

Unlike you leading people into NETX knowing full well they will not benefit from NFCP and it will be delayed until the crisis is over and economy can recover.

Just look at the stimulus projects announced for Sabah and Malaysia today.

Now is not the time for frivolous investments when many small companies lives are at stake.

NFCP?

Not
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Calvin
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Posted by calvintaneng > Mar 26, 2020 3:08 PM | Report Abuse

THE END DOES NOT JUSTIFY THE MEANS

THINK ROBINHOOD OK TO ROB RICH HELP POOR?

YOU HAVE DONE ILLEGAL THING AND STILL WANT TO JUSTIFY IT?

Fabricated or misrepresented, it is not being used in a way that benefits shareholders, the owners of the company.

In other words, a few are benefiting over the many.

If you want to invest in companies that do not treat you as a partner, you should be ready for the consequences.

It's ALWAYS a bargain price. For the last 5 years INSAS has remained a bargain.

Why?

When your core business is helping people buy and sell stocks, it is easy to game the system by setting the accounting up so that it ALWAYS looks nice on paper.

Those who are novices to buying stocks always use basic valuations like PE growth investing, NTA for value investing and cash/debt ratio for margin of safety.

But those who have been investing for a long time know exactly what to look for and where they hide the figures and real world values.

Now that the market is down, real world questions apply.

1. If INSAS is so undervalued with 1.7 billion in assets and market value of 300 million, why doesn't it buy back shares, increase dividends and grow it's core revenues and earnings?
2. If INSAS sis so undervalued, why are institutional investors and professional funds staying away?
3. If INSAS core business if so strong, why does it subsidiaries keep bleeding money off the books?
4. If INSAS is so undervalued, why has its revenues and earnings keep dropping the last few years?

Thank you.

CONMAN STOCKS LIKE NETX AND VALUE TRAPS LIKE INSAS?

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Did you see Yinson revenue this quarter? that is no error. Lease for FPSO Helang started this quarter, profits and huge earnings to come soon, when billings are up.

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qqq33333333 in the era of corona, every sector is damaged.
26/03/2020 2:17 PM

The agreements were structured as a bond holding agreement. Personal lending agreement. In either case, we have already used our 15 million to help very resourcesful individuals and hard working families from bankruptcy. The clarion call by the government forcing the banks to do the same thing(with 6 months moratorium of payment) is exactly the same thing I would do in their position (i gave them 1 year before paying me back, while I paid the banks first on their behalf).

I highly doubt I will get sued, as I am not earning a single cent, not making a profit, and taking all the risk by guaranteeing the payment to the banks on behalf of those individuals caught during the worst period in recent years.

In other words,

I would rather use 15 million to help malaysians, then put a single cent into your netx and buy 50% ownership of the company.

Netx is a trash company speculated by pump and dumpers like you.

You are a disgrace to christians.

And a lousy investor too.

FYI, I have made doubly sure that every borrower is able to feed and pay the salary of the hundreds of workers under them, and of course, every company that borrowed is of a strong work ethic and has a good strong long term future.

Unlike NETX and Calvin Tan.

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Posted by calvintaneng > Mar 26, 2020 2:56 PM | Report Abuse

YOU BETTER STOP THIS UNLESS YOU GOT MONEY LENDER LICENSE!!!

Sorry, I dont like those 2 companies, I have gone through it already. too manipulated.

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Posted by qqq33333333 > Mar 26, 2020 2:07 PM | Report Abuse

Scib and Kpower gave u the best recovery and earliest recovery..... good reasons for that

Topped up my final amount for this period, all balance margin used for GKENT, SERBADK and YINSON on monday.

now that insas valuation has dropped to such wonderful lows, and your prophecy is fullfilled (0.48 ringgit today), perhaps now is a good time to start using all that FD money and go all in and buy all INSAS in sight.

Perhaps then you will finally learn what opportunity costs are.

Can we stick to stock investment?

In stock investing the most important thing is making money. The best way to make money is to buy wonderful companies rather than buying everything in sight. If you try everything and become all rounder, you will end up bankrupt sooner rather than later.

The simple lesson is, buy wonderful companies.

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Sslee Dear Philip,
In life it is better to be jack of all trades and master of none. You have brought out your son very well in giving him a free hand in trying everything, piano classes, basketball training, swimming, guitar and etc and he ended up a fine engineer plus I am sure a fine human being (all rounder) appreciated and respected by many.
I think your son can teach you a thing or two in appreciating all endeavor and accepting different in opinions, be humble and especially do not argue with lady (Leno and SarifahSelinder)

Thank you
26/03/2020 9:30 AM

Looks like we are turning the corner, stock market is up big.

that is why i like companies like serba and yinson, no relation to price of oil but a fixed multiyear contract for serevices rendered at manday labour.

Your hobby is to troll investing forums? Maybe you should do that elsewhere, now is the time to buy cheap stocks and make good money.

I3lurker you talk too much bullshit.

Can you prove to me that gkent "jump" into 13 billion construction work. Maybe you don't know the history of GKENT, but I do.

Before lrt3 there was mrt 2 and lep. Maybe sslee has forgotten, but gkent is the first Malaysian company to do the ampang lep extension line. So experience is definitely there, unlike some companies which just do and sub out to chinamen instead of doing technology transfer.

Before that, they have been doing water treatment plant construction as well. Or did you forget the design, build and operate water treatment plant that they have?

And before that construction into design and build hospitals.

So everything follows a natural progression, which is what I am looking for in growing companies. That is why I don't invest in companies like Jaks, which go from steel supplier, jump into property development ( which end up being sued) and suddenly jump into per generation ( no experience, almost couldn't get it off the ground).

More importantly, has GKENT EVER lost money? I doubt it.

On the other hand contrast it to a company like INSAS which started as a core securities company which stuck lightning in a bottle with INARI(experienced partners). But then decided to jump into fashion ( loss making, no experience), f&b ( dome, a failure no experience), car rental ( unprofitable, sold), fintech ( no experience, sold), biotech ( loss making, no experience, no progress).

I remember my son when he was young he wanted to try everything, piano classes, basketball training, swimming, guitar. In the end he ended up a fine engineer. But many wasted movements and unnecessary expenses.

Can you afford unnecessary expenses when investing in stocks? Unlike my son, I can choose any company now in Bursa. So why not choose the best one with the best growth opportunities? Instead of buying something just because it is cheap.


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Sslee Haha
Philip forgot why a water meter manufacturer like Gkent jump into 13 billion contruction work. Maybe the CEO play too much golf with you know who.
25/03/2020 10:47 AM

Exactly.

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dlau8899 From 1.38 to 0.52 , more than 50 percent discount, if buy above 1.00 , why not buy now.
26/03/2020 12:12 AM

Sorry to disappoint you Calvin. But a few simple details that differentiate yinson from NETX.

1. Netx had no NFCP contract. YINSON already has the contract, a 25 years orderbook. Prepayment to them to convert vessel into a fpso, a history of winning contracts every year using their European subsidiary which is a master builder and ships built cheap in Costco.

2. YINSON has the faith of epf and government support in buying their perpetual securities worth billions, where they only have to service the debt payments every year of 7+%, and repayment of principal after 999 years. NETX can't even qualify for a bank loan, much less institutional shareholders.

3. Yinson is an international company. Netx is a joke.

4. Yinson just did 1.855 billion in revenue in a quarter, after the recognition of FPSO helang lease, which is their maiden project into Malaysia. Funny how a Malaysian company decided to conquer internationally then come back to Malaysia to pick up projects here.

5. YINSON is so successful Japanese investors paid them 500 million to buy a share of their FPSO, knowing that their profit is based on daily charter instead of oil barrel price.


6. Did I mention yinson locked in 1.8 billion of revenue in a quarter? While netx entire quarter only registered 33k of revenue in 3 months.

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