pump up for right issue-OVER-GEARED co

why everyone crazy on Dnex? is it bcs of the boss's personality, Zainal Abidin Jalil? very powerful this fellow? any other reason?

why this toilet paper rise so much?

yaloe..MUI only worth myr0.01 ...wa ka ka. anyone believe? pls sell more to me..myr0.01 only

Boss or Shareholders still alive after 100yrs to enjoy the fruits?

why keep rising? Dnex got nothing except myr30fee for each foreigner registed using its web. like that also got market capital myr880million, crazy

You-re spot on. Many LOCAL Muruku short sellers' stake end up in foreigners last few days. wa ka ka...Local stockist who short sell want to fight with foreigner, who will win?....wa ka ka

if you look at airasia, AAX with much higher debts back up with depreciating aircrafts- you'll fainted off

Where are all the most noisy tin kosong now? wa ka ka

Even if fall to myr0.20; it's not crisis. it's opportunity to accumulate further at cheaper price. always look at life as half-full instead of half-empty glass. i'm still holding all my purchase tight waiting for real value to emerge eventually. Thank you inspirational SIFU, Calvintaneng who guide us into MUI millionaire club. Only exclusive members with strong holding power deserve to be in this millionaire club. wa ka ka .

Bull is not over yet. it's a small pull back. it will recover strongly

This Nenek Yap always buy indirect stake instead of open market. That's why the buy cant be reflected in market price. But, Nenek Yap is buying from whom actually? I look with interest on Butaland due to common shareholder in Olympia. will both merge one day???

So, how to STOP this peanut price MGO??? Any idea??

KKP is only buying time to privatise, swallow whole company at peanut price. He'll share with us with unlocking assets? Then, he'll declare bankruptcy after cash out all assets...not even one cent to be paid to her wife...wa ka ka

just like our local POTONG car with huge protectionist, lest- already close shop long time ago... we pay high price for junk car

if I'm not mistaken, India govt. subsidise or protectionist measure to counter import natural gas...that's why similar price. In Indonesia, if Indon govt. also got subsidy- YES- GLOTEC got big potential

Can both CBM and natural gas mixed, stored together? any chemical reaction? if both pricing similar, then Glotec got big potential to make an impact, steal the business from natural gas....sorry- my knowledge on this industry still very poor...must look see, look see first

Bull is not yet over...Every pull back is best chance for further accumulation. Till now, I'm still keep increasing my stake

CBM price is USD7-8 per mBtu,more expensive than natural gas, USD3.23...like that, can laku mei? look see, look see this ayam tua baby...

North Korea sub-marine with nuclear is just a concept-still at testing process with no threat at all. Kimchi-Kim Jong Aun like to show off but many time with embarrassing missile test failure. Japan is the real tiger but pretend timid mouse. Kimchi is the real mouse but pretend tiger. Very funny both try to playing in this real life movie. Both play different characters for own political survival or cari makan only....

Japan afraid USA intended to close down USA troop base in Okinawa which face great opposition from both local USA and Okinawa local itself. So, must create tension to maintain USA high presence in Japan. Shinzo Abe should get best Oscar award. Shinzo has evil motive to change from pacifist to expansionist foreign policy, so must find big excuse with threats-non existent- from north korea and China...

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The U.S. is over-burdened militarily and effectively bankrupt financially, but Washington is determined to preserve every base and deployment, no matter how archaic. Such as the many military facilities in Okinawa, which risks sinking under the plethora of American installations, runways, materiel, and personnel. No wonder the Okinawan people again voted against being conscripted as one of Washington’s most important military hubs.

The Ryukyu Islands once were independent, but in the late 19th century were formally annexed by Imperial Japan. Okinawans suffered terribly in April 1945 from the so-called “Typhoon of Steel” during the American invasion. The U.S. held onto the territory afterwards, filling it with bases before finally returning Okinawa to Japan in 1972. Even now the Pentagon controls roughly one-fifth of the land, including several beautiful beaches.

Opposition to the overpowering American presence crystalized nearly two decades ago after the rape of a teenage girl by U.S. military personnel. Gov. Masahide Ota led the campaign to downsize America’s presence and large numbers of Okinawans turned out in protest. However, political activism eventually ebbed. The national government in Tokyo continued to pacify and pay off as many Okinawans as possible, while promoting various schemes to rearrange the local burden.

The bases remain because no one else in Japan wants to host American military forces. Thus, Tokyo politicians have every incentive to keep the U.S. presence (about three-quarters of base area and more than half of 47,000 military personnel) concentrated in the most distant, least influential, and poorest prefecture. After a decade of negotiation Tokyo and Washington agreed in 2006 to move some Marines to Guam and shift Futenma airbase to the less populated Henoko district of Nago city. Few Okinawans were satisfied.

Three years later the Democratic Party of Japan took power and promised to address Okinawans’ concerns. The party also advocated a more equal bilateral security partnership. But the Obama administration proved to be as intransigent as its predecessor, thwarting the efforts of Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama, who eventually resigned.

Since then Tokyo has attempted to implement the relocation agreement, despite strong local opposition, with about 80 percent of Okinawans against the Henoko scheme. Last year Tokyo gained the support of Gov. Hirokazu Nakaima. However, last month Naha Mayor Takeshi Onaga defeated Nakaima on an anti-base platform, declaring: “The new military base will not be built.”

waste money & time for USA to focus on North Korea witho zero resources. both japan and South Korea only purposely dramatise the issue out of proportion to gain political advantage during current GE. after GE in south korea, this issue will suddenly dies out. -south korea also very good in WAYANG nowadays. many nations Pakistan, India, Isreal also own nuclear in big way..why double standard with no concern by USA, Japan, South Korea?

Operational wise, MUI still got profit. Loss mostly from impairment on the exch. rate of inter-company loan-can be reversed. Cash flow unaffected despite of 'paper' loss.

Agent provocateur are Japan and South Korea. Trump was given wrong diagnose of the real Korean peninsula situation. why both Japan-Shinzo Abe and South Korea try to provoke both USA and North Korea to fight- only themselves know why. Japan and South Korea are evil pretending angels

Agent provocateur are Japan and South Korea. Trump was given wrong diagnose of the real Korean peninsula situation. why both Japan-Shinzo Abe and South Korea try to provoke both USA and North Korea to fight- only themselves know why. Japan and South Korea are evil pretending angels

waloe...you are much better get this good deal...I've tried myr0.155 many times earlier last few weeks before give in to myr0.16 today

USA people are too stupid to understand Trump's real motive. He intend to test this mother bomb at north Korea before change plan to use Afghanistan IS as testing ground. I guess IS underground bomb is more justifiable. Trump is much sincere than Obama/ Clinton

I've top up a bit at myr0.16 at Olympia...very cheap

Muruku short sellers business very good today. But, they have to pay heavy price next week. No Korean conflict as scaremongers try to portray at media.

Don't worry tomorrow is good Friday+ Vasakhi + Tamil New Year+ Songkhlan festival. We all pray hard no Korean war...stock market bull again

Hurray, Bullish veteran win vs Muruku short sellers. wa ka ka

its ok. selling muruku also not laku...let the short seller, sungai buloh muruku seller wins a bit this time. but, don't want to admit own profession. quickly change name to sungai buloh. wa ka ka

it's sungai buluh muruku seller who need to be thrown into sungai buloh...wa kaka...why change name suddenly?

Muruganvanam, no wonder you can only sell muruku...always thought MUI is cheap muruku wa ka ka

Sshort sellers will pay heavy price....Only few greenhorns in MUI easily cheated...Most MUI investors are long term veterans, very stable, loaded...not easily cheated...wa ka ka

Many naysayers are short selling MUI and expecting drop despite of whatever argument put forward by Calvin. Whoever short sell will pay the price

all construction counters damn expensive except Bpuri...too good to be true....em...there must be some reasons....i still look see, look see only...To all SIFU, any comment why it so damn cheap despite of huge contracts? unlike Ekovest also with large contracts but rise like crazy?

The United Kingdom High Court yesterday ordered Malaysian tycoon Khoo Kay Peng to pay £64million (RM353.87 million) to his ex-wife Pauline Chai as settlement for their high-profile divorce.

South China Morning Post (SCMP) reports that Justice David Bodey ruled Chai should receive the amount which is made up of cash and property as part of the settlement.

Chai, 70, a former Miss Malaysia in 1969, had sought £100million (RM551 million) from the 78-year-old Khoo, who is non-executive director of the Laura Ashley brand.

They married in 1970 and were divorced in 2012, following 42 years of marriage. The couple have five children.

Khoo has reportedly tried to have his high-profile divorce case heard in Malaysia, as this was the marital home while Chai wanted the proceedings to be held in UK.

SCMP reports that Justice Bodey's detailed ruling on who gets what in the settlement of assets would be published in the near future.

It added that the case was heard in private but the court allowed journalists to name Khoo and Chai in the report.

Meanwhile, UK's The Telegraph quoted Chai's lawyer Ayesha Vardag, as saying that the litigation had been long and arduous.

“It is a journey which has now ended in the affirmation of the principle of fair sharing. It emphasises that there is no place in England for discrimination between home maker and bread winner.

“I am so proud of the whole team, including our client who worked so hard on this case.”

In short, Duta Yap can call mgo at any time if he wish, 50% voting right requirement is abolished.

On 15 August 2016, the Malaysian Minister of Finance (MOF) revoked the Malaysian Code on Take-Overs and Mergers 2010 (Old Code). In its place is the Malaysian Code on Take-Overs and Mergers 2016 (New Code). Contemporaneous with this replacement, the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) has also issued the Rules on Take-Overs, Mergers and Compulsory Acquisition 2016 (Rules).

The changes introduced by the Rules reflect the SC’s desire to move towards a proportionate regulatory regime. On the one hand, changes have been made to facilitate take-overs, such as the abolishment of the requirement for an offeror and persons acting in concert (PACs) to hold more than 50% of the voting shares of the offeree before undertaking a take-over by way of a scheme. However, the changes also provide a higher degree of protection to offeree shareholders in the form of enhanced disclosure requirements and the enhanced role and obligation of independent advisers.

The Rules also provide guidance in areas that were previously subject to scrutiny and led to confusion amongst the offeror, offeree and their respective advisers. These changes are welcomed and has brought Malaysia’s take-over regime closer to other mature jurisdictions such as the United Kingdom and Hong Kong.

yaloe...junk still can rise and in most active list today..wa ka ka

Mulpha will turn into a blue chip very soon. too premature to sell. I've just added on last week....if got money, intend to top up further...aiya. ikan bilis like me-no more capital to buy

Am still holding tight all Mui shares. Intend to add up if it falls further. I believe on Sifu, calvintaneng despite of many scepticals on his stock selection

Game is far from over. if olympia is considered as election-theme stock, it will up further but take some time

If Nexgram considered as one of the election-themed stocks, I'm sure it will rise soon with further contracts secured. Tuan Haji Norzain looks quiet but always spring surprise with new projcts. In malay, we say-diam diam ubi berisi...

Thank you Bottomfish for yr clarification. yes-am still holding this counter. Hope, it can secure more construction projects going forward under Tuan Haji Norzain. I believe execution is not a main issue. Nexgram can engage China contractors to complete the project. Contract replenishment more important.

stock brokerage counters are the focus now due to increasing trading activity this year. Jupiter security must have large customer base causing it become takeover target. I believe many other stock brokerage will be under take over target as well

Lee Seng Huang-Mulpha boss just bought further 60million shares at myr0.265 recently....his total stake reach 48.72% now!

still holding all my shares till now. Not even one sold. the game will prolong...not suitable for kaki contra...pls bear in mind Duta Yap own both Dutaland-52%+ Olympia-33%...this means? Lim Kok Thay-genting boss own both shares as well

NTA is myr0.37. 2ndly, sale of Jupiter Security will wipe out myr305Million liabities off balance sheet. suddenly, Olympia end up with almost no debts!!!!! very soon, become cash surplus after sold some land in mont kiara recently