If price hasn't fallen below 90 sen I wouldn't have bought back.

I completely sold off at 0.96 to 0.935 and now buying back slowly.

Added at 84.5 sen.

Bought at 52.5 sen.

Bought at 86 sen.

Bought at 53 sen today.

Last price I bought was at 72.5 sen, so if I were to buy again, it has to be at a lower price.

Yes, EPS 30 sen and dividend 20 sen.

Bought at 87.5 sen.

BOD can reject the proposed SCR on the reason that MMC Corp has no financial capability to pay the minority shareholders RM2 per share.

Bought at 50.5 sen.

I think sudden sharp drop in gloves counters due to windfall gain tax been raised by Opposition in the Parliament today.

I will wait for 72 sen.

Eksons will fly.

Bought back at 89.5 sen today after cashing out at 96 to 93.5 sen a week ago.

Bought at 51.5 sen.

Go, go, go Penang Sonic.

Syed Mokhtar is NOT buying MMC Corp shares at RM2 per share. He is proposing MMC Corp pays minority shareholders RM2 per share. Syed Mokhtar pays NOTHING.

Go, go, go Eksons.

Bought at 53.5 sen today.

Private placement price at 80 sen.

Me too.

Me too.

On Tuesday managed to buy at 63 sen.

@Johnzhang, you must take profit occasionally.

Took some profit at 96 sen.

Go, go, go Rubberex.

Someone mentioned me?

Must be able to hold.

At 8.5 sen there's not much downside compare to the greater potential upside.

After selling off at 62.5 sen last week, bought back at 55.5 sen today.

Wah, KYY cashed out already.

Bought Reach at 0.085 this morning.

Go, go, go Rubberex.

Green now.

If price drops to 75 sen I have standby cash to buy.

Yesterday I sold some of my Prolexus shares at 62.5 sen, so I redeploy part of the proceeds to Rubberex today.

My first batch 84.5 sen, my second 83 sen and today my third 81 sen.

Bought my 3rd batch at 81 sen.

Go, go, go Prolexus.

Nice closing. Why suddenly so quiet here?

Other mice sleeping.

Mouse finally come out.

@alvin88, thank you for your confirmation. This is one reason I bought into Prolexus, its manufacturing operations in China would not be affected by the current FMCO in Malaysia.

After the 5th year, Boustead has the call option to redeem the sukuk at every anniversary but if it doesn't redeem, the interest rate increases by 1% every year until a maximum of 15%. The sukuk was issued in 2013.

@Johnzhang, I did read something about it sometime last year while I was trying to determine the quantum of Boustead's huge debts. I think there's information in the financial statements in the Annual Report.

Lazy mouse.

I have no idea but usually this would be a conflict of interest.

Albulkhary has a valid point. Percentage gain is what matters most.

Get some cheese to draw out the mouse. Mouse will give big elephant a fright and elephant will finally be moved.