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2019-12-19 13:40 | Report Abuse
The paragraph below was taken from SC's website which was published on 21/03/2018:
"The SC and Bursa Malaysia have recently identified a blog ‘Bonescythe Stock Watch’ which was found to have published various articles that contain statements and forecasts that were misleading and deceptive, an offence under Section 178 of the Capital Markets and Services Act 2007 (CMSA). Following SC’s intervention action, the blog has been removed."
2019-12-19 13:32 | Report Abuse
The comment below can be construed as trying to disrupt the orderly functioning of a healthy stock market by deliberately creating fear and panic. I have reported this person to the authorities and they have promised to look into the matter. If this person is found to have breached the law, police report may be lodged and legal action may be instituted against him. There used to be a person who had done the same in i3investor forum. That person has since disappeared from this forum. There are limits to freedom of speech. You may have broken the law without even knowing it. Please be warned.
Posted by xiaoqing88 > Dec 19, 2019 12:35 PM | Report Abuse
you will buy more, i will make you margin call. you used lot of margin account to support Jaks. We knew it..see you 1.19..afternoon session ^^
2019-12-18 12:59 | Report Abuse
MingGoon, how did you know ColdEye bought at higher prices? I read somewhere that he bought at close to RM0.50. I could be wrong.
2018-03-15 14:09 | Report Abuse
Aiyah, drop RM13 only what to worry? According to some experts on this forum, Nestle has strong brand name, controls the entire supply chain, cost-effective, blah, blah, blah ... PE 1,000 also can. So Nestle is a strong buy at any price ... today drop RM13, tomorrow jump RM130 !!! Bitcoin also tak boleh lawan.
2018-02-03 11:22 | Report Abuse
Shandong Hengyuan has already reached Euro 6 standards actually.
Posted by Zhuge_Liang > Feb 3, 2018 09:53 AM | Report Abuse
Posted by 5354 > Feb 3, 2018 02:39 AM | Report Abuse
Why MD resign? 2017 QR cannot repeat in 2018? If he become MD in other companies sure a wanted man.
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Only white can run Hengyuan well ? Are PetrolChina and Sinopec run by white ?
Do not know whether China man can upgrade Euro 3 to Euro 4 or not ?
Please do not underestimate China man now. Please note that China is using Euro 5, not Euro 4 lah.
Shandong Hengyuan is 5th largest crude oil importer in China. Hengyuan is using Euro 5 in China.
Please do not continue to talk bad about Hengyuan because it is China man's stock.
Do you know China is the richest country in this planet. Has highest foreign reserve in this world.
I hope China investment funds do not disappoint the share price of Hengyuan in 2018.
2018-02-02 16:31 | Report Abuse
Probability, Ricky Yeo spits against the wind and his saliva landed on his own face. See my earlier comment on how good he is.
2018-02-02 16:25 | Report Abuse
This boy has been posting a lot of sarcastic comments on this forum. Unfortunately he forgot to take a good look at himself before he takes a swipe at others.
Sometime ago, he was busy asking people how a business derives its value. He wrote an article titled "Karex - Where Value Comes From". When this article was posted on 19/06/2017, Karex was at RM1.78. As I'm typing this, Karex is at RM1.15, or a 35% drop in share price. Yeah, so much for theories and "value".
The conclusion of said article is particularly hilarious. He wrote "There are no doubt that Karex’s OEM market will continue to generate a steady stream of cash flow for the business but a majority of those are going to flow into assets and expenditure to grow their brands. You’ll have to have a good understanding how these spending (acquisition, capex and opex) are going to help Karex establish their brands, and how much would cash flow would they generate in order to value Karex. At 48x P/E, the market is putting high hopes for Karex to deliver it. If that is a success, the current price will be a steal. But it also carry a huge risk if things turn south. It is going to be very difficult trying to access where they will be in 10 years time because there are too many moving parts."
Posted by probability > Feb 2, 2018 04:12 PM | Report Abuse
having a 1 year horizon on variable (2) is better than having nothing at all..
do you think a company's competitive edge for next 10 years...could be ascertained by its business Brand? Not sure how one can derive the moat for such a span..
Posted by Ricky Yeo > Feb 2, 2018 04:02 PM | Report Abuse
Interesting that to see forward looking means 'one year'
2018-02-02 14:51 | Report Abuse
Posted by Mymymy > Feb 2, 2018 02:46 PM | Report Abuse
Most likely probability is absolutely junking wrong
Probability is not wrong.
Your mother giving birth to a piece of junk like you, now that's wrong!!! You're like a living corpse waiting for death to come to relieve you of life.
2018-01-31 13:25 | Report Abuse
@hoolahoo. Thanks for the info.
Apart from the plunging oil price, another point that I wish to add is, one of the important reasons Shell chose to sell its PD refinery was they were in urgent need of a lot of cash for the merger with BG Group. Apart from Msia, they had also sold their refineries in Australia & Italy, as well as some of their retail outlets in Britain. They also sold their marketing ops in Denmark & Norway to raise cash.
2018-01-28 17:23 | Report Abuse
I'm no OTB subscriber, but if I'm not mistaken, he had invested in companies like Hevea & GKent. Even if these 2 companies are not superb from FA viewpoint, they definitely don't qualify as speculative counters. As such, making a sweeping statement that OTB is one of the best speculators on the KLSE is not only inaccurate, it shows a personality that is reckless, arrogant, and most of all, ignorant.
There's just one word to describe this article - rubbish.
2018-01-24 10:02 | Report Abuse
Ooops! Sorry! In your case, it should be "rest in pieces" !!!
2018-01-24 10:01 | Report Abuse
RocketCop Hi monring !
Ready to shoot some more cheap sale today..................plenty of bullets stll not used yet !
24/01/2018 09:36
Hi IMBECILE !!! Why don't you use your bullets to shoot yourself by buying Petronm? Moron like you have no reason to live anyway. RIP.
2018-01-24 09:33 | Report Abuse
Tai KT I thought they will borrow 1.4b, now is 1.7b. that why price drop
There's a big difference between "refinancing" and acquiring new loans.
Only around RM400-RM500 mil out of RM1.7 billion are new loans. That's why the stock price of HY is not collapsing. Normally people only accept "refinancing" when the terms offered by banks such as interest rate, collateral/debenture arrangement, repayment tenure, etc are to their advantage. HY is actually getting more attractive terms out of yesterday's loan package.
2018-01-23 15:23 | Report Abuse
"you are very lucky to have met me
you will benefit from my wisdom"
This statement alone is enough to prove what a world-class imbecile you are. See, now you're searching for the meaning of imbecile. Hahaha !!!
Btw, Petronm is down for a second day. I really don't hope what I said about Petronm's price stagnation is right.
OK lah, since we're not in the same league, I don't wanna waste any more time dealing with a moron like you. When you have the time, try to go for English tuition classes OK? Or perhaps you should consider writing in BM or Chinese, or .......... Tamil? Ooops! HAHAHAHAHA !!!!!
2018-01-23 13:44 | Report Abuse
Hi Halite. See how you've contradicted yourself from the 2 statements below:
"Do not forget market is always FORWARD LOOKING"
"WHICH SIFU TEACHES YOU THAT TODAY DROP 20 CENTS TOMORROW CAN NOT SHOOT UP TM2.00"
OK. Let me spare you the agony of having to respond to this comment.
In the short term, the market is erratic. If it falls 20 sen today, it is just as likely to drop another RM2 tomorrow as it is likely to shoot up RM2 (stmt 2). In the long-term, market reflects fundamentals (stmt 1).
Until Petronm is able to show tangible positive results from its expansion, what do you think is the likehood for your statement "TODAY DROP 20 CENTS TOMORROW CAN NOT SHOOT UP TM2.00" to become a reality in the meantime? It is not likely even after Petronm announced its 4Q17 results.
Do you know how much stress investing in Petronm has caused you? Do you know how clouded your mind is now?
If you're not blind, you would be able to see that I'm exercising great restraint in my response to you, despite your nasty & provocative remarks like "Are you new to the market ?", "Do you not find you response very naive ?".
A word of advice for you. Don't push it. When it comes to nastiness and sarcasm, you're way out of my league ! If you must reply after this, try to be nice.
2018-01-23 11:51 | Report Abuse
Hi Halite. I only see one point worth responding to regarding your post.
To quote what you wrote, "Do not forget market is always FORWARD LOOKING". Based on Petronm recent share price performance, can we thus deduce that the market doesn't quite like what it sees about the future of Petronm?
2018-01-23 10:56 | Report Abuse
Petronm share price is likely to be weighed down by its gigantic RM14B investment for expansion over the medium term. There's likely to be limited to no upside to its share price until the expansion is completed and works out as planned. If the share price performance of Petronm today and yesterday is anything to go by, we are already seeing early signs of uncertainty over its expansion being built into its share price. Meanwhile, Petronm share price would be very susceptible to any adverse news associated with its expansion.
Dividend payments are also likely to be suspended or reduced due to the massive need for cash to finance its expansion.
Also, if there's going to be a major or full shutdown of its refinery plant in connection with the expansion, question remains on where it's going to get fuel and diesel to keep its petrol stations running. The cost factor (esp shipment/import and storage) is a critical consideration here.
Those who are undecided whether or not to continue staying invested in Petronm or those mulling to invest in Petronm should take the above factors into consideration.
That said, people who are in for the long haul and have faith in the Management's business foresight and execution track record may choose to disregard these factors.
Please bear in mind that I am NOT saying expansion is dangerous or no good. In fact, it is one of the ways to grow a business. I am merely presenting some uncertain factors related to any expansion for consideration. It is not my wish to see any investor losing money.
2018-01-22 11:12 | Report Abuse
Calvin, i respect that it is your right to promote stocks here, but I think you ought to be more circumspect in your writings.
Teh Hong Piow did NOT take any position in MRCB. It was Public Focus Select Fund managed by Public Mutual. This fund need not seek consent from Teh Hong Piow before it buys any shares, just the approval of its investment committee. Same goes for Quek Leng Chan of Hong Leong.
Please don't mislead or confuse people with the way you write.
2018-01-21 18:17 | Report Abuse
MayBee "Silly to always look at opportunity cost." OMG! This is such a silly statement! Everything that we do in life has an opportunity cost attached to it.
"Petron refinery expansion seen completed by 2020 - By Lenie Lectura - January 1, 2018"
The key word here is "seen". There's no guarantee that it will be completed by 2020. Anyhow I hope it does for the benefit of Petronm investors.
To those who are offended by my earlier post, please accept my apology.
It seems that some Petronm forumers are more extreme than some HY forumers. Hehe!
2018-01-21 16:55 | Report Abuse
Wow, just a simple post is enough to send you into a fit of rage. Thank you for entertaining me with your anger. Hahaha !!!
halite, perhaps you should spend some time pondering over the followings:-
1) "Hengyuan has no cash but has a lot of debt". Do you have learning or reading disability? Or are you just plain ... (ai, I don't wanna sound rude lah)?
2) You should re-read my post before going ballistic, but perhaps your reading disability is preventing you from understanding what I wrote.
Why don't you sell your Petronm shares and buy HY? Actually deep down inside you actually feel very insecure having bought Petronm. Did you know that the Chinese actually found a better bargain when they bought over SRC than Petron buying over what was formerly known as Esso?
You should seek advice from 3iii, a forumer here on whether you should stay invested in Petronm. I wish you good mental health. You seem to keep contradicting yourself.
2018-01-21 15:50 | Report Abuse
3iii Bottom line: The fantastic refining margins and the high profits of 2015, 2016 and 2017 are over.
21/01/2018 15:06
If this was true, how come you're not warning investors in Petronm forum? In fact, I think you have even stronger reasons to go to Petronm forum as Petron is going to commit RM14 billion of capex at a time when refining margins are collapsing. Furthermore, Petronm is a simple refiner which doesn't have the capability to switch its end products to those producing higher margins, unlike HY.
Why are you here and not in Petronm forum?
2018-01-21 12:46 | Report Abuse
satan118 either their ego or lack of $$$ will prevent them from buying HY.
2018-01-21 12:35 | Report Abuse
On 29/12/2017, felicity wrote an article titled "C'mon Hengyuan is no Nestle, Dutch Lady ".
On 19/01/2018, she wrote a piece titled "MRCB is into something really BIG?"
I would like to remind felicity, "Don't be misled, MRCB is no Nestle, Dutch Lady, BAT. Not even Oldtown. It is not even Top Glove or Hartalega or Airasia. MRCB is Not near."
2018-01-21 12:28 | Report Abuse
In the first 3 quarters of FY2017, HY's EPS is already RM2.42. Without even accounting for its 4Q results, its PE is just a mere 5.87. So Nanyang's PE 13 is obviously wrong. HY is still very cheap going by PE metric.
2018-01-21 12:10 | Report Abuse
It looks like the people on this forum are more deluded and hallucinatory than HY forumers. Don't kid yourself. The RM14B investment would definitely weigh on Petronm share price for a few years. Be prepared to ride out the price stagnation (if you're really lucky to have just price stagnation) for a few years (consider your opportunity cost).
To the person who said HY forum is more like a gambling den, aren't you equally blinded by self-denial on the massive capex that Petronm is going to incur? Yes, growth MAY come, but not immediately. It MAY come after several years. In the mean time, don't kid yourself by thinking there won't be any effect on Petronm share price. Such a massive capex will be accompanied by PLENTY of uncertainties. If you think HY is a gamble, Petronm is an even more dangerous gamble.
You should serisouly ponder, between Petronm and HY, which is more risky now?
2018-01-20 22:25 | Report Abuse
Don't be misled, MRCB is no Nestle, Dutch Lady, BAT. Not even Oldtown. It is not even Top Glove or Hartalega or Airasia. MRCB is Not near.
2018-01-03 13:26 | Report Abuse
Have you consulted your lawyer to ensure you've not broken any law by what you've written?
2018-01-01 12:26 | Report Abuse
"Hengyuan's parent company in China has been in existence for close to half a decade."
Sorry for my mistake. It's actually "half a century", and not "decade" as mentioned in my earlier post.
2018-01-01 10:44 | Report Abuse
I refer to Felicity's articles posted on 29/12/2017, the day when Hengyuan's share price fell 9.24%. She started by "reminding" readers "not to be misled". She then confidently concluded that "Hengyuan is no Nestle, Dutch Lady, BAT. Not even Oldtown. It is not even Top Glove or Hartalega or Airasia. Hengyuan is Not near".
First, Hengyuan supplies most of its petroleum products to Shell. In the same way, how many consumers do you think will ask "eh, who's the major supplier that supplies the parts in this DYSON vacuum cleaner that we're using?" Or, "hey, which is the semiconductor company that supplies the parts on this iphone that we're using?" I guarantee less than 10% of consumers worldwide would bother to ask such questions. Yet, an investor who had the foresight to invest in SKP Resources (major supplier for DYSON) back in 2012/2013 would have made multi-fold returns on their investment. My point is, it's not necessarily companies with strong brands that will make you money in the stock market. In this respect, Felicity's "brand" talk is just shallow and superficial to be taken seriously. How many people knew SKP Resources compared to DYSON? How many people knew Foxconn compared to Apple?
Second, the present Mgmt officially took over the business on 22/12/2016. In just 1 year,. what kind of "miracle" do you expect them to produce? Did Nestle, D Lady & AirAsia become the successful companies and "safe" investments that they are today in just 1 year? No! It took them years, if not decades. So, why be so harsh on the new Mgmt of Hengyuan? On the high debt, please remember that the new Mgmt did not amass this debt. They INHERITED it from the previous mgmt. C'mon, do you expect them to pay down this debt in just 1 year?? To divert a little, did Geely turn Volvo into a disaster after acquiring the latter? Have you heard about how the new Proton CEO dealt with the low quality of kangkung served in Proton's cafe? Do you think these Chinese would spend hundreds of millions, even billions and let their business ventures fail?
Hengyuan's parent company in China has been in existence for close to half a decade. They are now producing Euro-6 compliant products. In terms of technological know-how and experience in running the business, they are definitely not any inferior compared to their Western counterparts. In fact, the contrary is true. If not, Hengyuan won't be buying over Shell's refinery. It would be the other way around. And don't undermine the importance of technological know-how. Look at how Shale technology disrupted the whole O&G industry.
On dividends, many argue that Petron is a safer investment because it pays dividends. Really? How sustainable is their dividend payment? Petron is gonna spend RM1.5 bil on its refinery in Msia. Hengyuan is spending half of that amount in Msia. In the case of Hengyuan, it's only a matter of time before they start paying dividend.
2017-12-31 16:16 | Report Abuse
See,now you sound like a little boy who is caught red-handed!
说你聪明反被聪明误真的没错!好啦,即然胜负已分,暂时不跟你玩了。
2017-12-31 16:04 | Report Abuse
3iii, this is what you wrote on 29/12/2017 at 10.55 pm,
"So stupid to make such a statement.
No rational basis whatsoever.
It is just pride.
Did he call a few in this forum idiots?
Well, his statement is just so stupid indeed."
You said "stay with the issues". But then why did you attack people also? Aren't you contradicting yourself?
2017-12-31 15:55 | Report Abuse
3iii,
You've nowhere to go if you're young. You've nothing to show if you're old. Sounds familiar?
You do have one "strength" though - constantly twisting & turning whenever you're caught, HOPING that people won't notice it. 真是个典型的无赖!
2017-12-31 15:33 | Report Abuse
3iii,你自觉聪明,但这次真是聪明反被聪明误。比起Raider,你明显差得太远了!还整天出来献丑。真他妈的活该!
2017-12-29 23:40 | Report Abuse
This is just a satire to be enjoyed lah, so just enjoy it! It's a satire!
2017-12-29 16:56 | Report Abuse
SHC70, this is called "stupidity bias". Hahaha!!!
2017-12-29 16:07 | Report Abuse
Hengyuan rose 24% in just 3 days after Christmas. I'd be worried if there was no correction.
2017-12-29 15:45 | Report Abuse
To all those who sold in panic, thank you.
2017-12-29 15:25 | Report Abuse
Large funds must be salivating now !!!
2017-12-29 15:20 | Report Abuse
People who missed the boat earlier, how long do you think this window will be opened? Hesitant or decisive? It's your choice!
2017-12-29 13:25 | Report Abuse
In his/her imagination.
2017-12-29 13:22 | Report Abuse
If you compare the posts made by Stockraider and 3iii, it's clear that General Raider knows a lot more about this stock than the noisy 3iii.
2017-12-29 13:19 | Report Abuse
The accuracy of DCF value relies a lot on the accuracy of the assumptions that you make. And one's assumptions can be influenced by many factors, biased judgement is one. The DCF values calculated by many "experts" have turned out to be way off the mark because it is such a complex method. Only a profoundly ignorant person will speak so confidently about his DCF value.
3iii = Idiotic, Ignorant & Imbecile.
2017-12-29 11:25 | Report Abuse
Nekosan thank you for shouting Sell! Sell! Sell! so consistently. When your throat is dry, go find some longkang water to drink before u start shouting again.
2017-12-29 11:19 | Report Abuse
Those who believe 3iii's calculation that HY is only worth RM5 apiece (AHAHAHA!!!) should sell quickly! Then you can start calculating the value of 3iii's ignorance!
My only worry now is there aren't enough stock for large funds to buy.
2017-12-29 10:38 | Report Abuse
If what the Chinese Lady Boss said yesterday is true, there could be more price action in the afternoon session. This morning she asked who's also grabbing HY shares that there's not enough for her to buy. So 3iii may want to encourage more people to sell.
2017-12-28 16:40 | Report Abuse
That Chinese lady is really not to be messed with. Look back at her post. She's kept her promise.
感谢秦梦瑶姐姐!
2017-12-28 11:33 | Report Abuse
If what the Chinese lady says is true, the best show today is yet to come. Let's wait and see, esp during the 2nd session.
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2020-11-29 10:39 | Report Abuse
Confirmed no windfall tax on glove companies. Beware of black-hearted people spreading fake news!
https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/windfall-tax-glove-makers-will-send-wrong-signal-investors-says-tengku-zafrul
ruhaizat69 Good news everybody, winfall tax in da house
29/11/2020 9:48 AM