Anyway, I itchy, itchy just bought at 4.99.

Yapie, don't be like that. Maybe he strictly follow his sifu's orders to sell and not tell anyone to sell, even his family, friends, etc, etc. But now he is kind enough to warn us (without telling his sifu?) that market will drop to end of August, support at 1500, whichever is earlier. We also follow or not?

It is a good, solid counter. Accumulation is still on-going.

Spaghetti, you are one hell of a guy! You have been promoting and supporting SAM until last Friday, then you suddenly proudly reveal that you have sold all. Your 30 lots must really mean alot to you.

Good advice for newbies and seasoned investors alike.

Rock,rock,rock.

Very good article. I enjoyed reading it.

Interesting reading material. Please expend more. You are doing great.

Pulp factory test run okay?

Value is a confidence game. Value of certain assets go up because we are confident that they will go up. Similarly, they will go down when we start to lose confidence in them. In a severe financial crisis, our perception of the value of our assets changes drastically and if we all feel the same way, it is going to create a waterfall effect on their prices. The big question is, is there such a `safe haven' where your wealth remains intact in the ensuing scenario?

An analyst was asked whether the impending crash can be avoided. He said `no'. His advice, `try to preserve your capital'. In the Malaysian context, how do we do it?

Good night. Hope you'll share your secret on your preservation of capital in time of crisis.

Calvin, how would you position yourself before the the storm hits. Unlike Keynes, you have the foresight to take cover. How would you protect your assets?

Desmond, do you mind sharing what eggs you have in your basket? Are your eggs easily moveable?

I hope that your next article will give us concrete solutions on how Malaysians can weather the impending financial storm. In other word, where should our wealth be when the storm hits our shore.

Damayanyhi, say you are joking.

I support you!

Tough choice if you're still in. Company will try to prevent price from falling with buy back of shares.

Danny Tan, are you finally in?

Friendly advice to all, Bornoil will fall still further, weighed down by collapse of gold prices.

Grexit difficult to avoid. How to survive when borrowing to pay interest?

I fully support Spagetti.

Ch, I had to get the forms from my remiser. Strange, even todate, still no forms. Tomorrow, I shall call Tricor to confirm whether my application's in order. I think this company will perform well in the future. The best is yet to come.

I like Apprentice's patience and choices.

To be fair, WSJ should also dig up and publish evidence of public funds embezzled by previous PMs channelled to their proxies.

It is good to stir up public interest. AdCool, why so negative. Those who pay income tax should be more concerned.

Anon99, ask 8310, he is more knowledgeable than me.

Wait for the pulp factory to be up and running.

You are always good for a laugh, serious!

Harvard trained, superior analysis?

Murali, you are a crusader or what. If we invest without proper research and get burnt in the process, who is to blame but ourselves. If we are so naive as to follow recommendations blindly, we pay the price for our immaturity and greed. We get recommendations from every Tom, Dick and Harry all the time. If you personally feel that there are flaws in them, we would be beholden to you, to warn forummers here there and then, rather than make derogatory comments after the fact. Please don't take the easy route.

If you intend to invest in gold, go for gold coins (portable), better still in viable gold mine (Bornoil).

Risks are always there in any business venture. The important thing is to have the confidence to take such risks. Past experiences in running successful businesses will definitely narrow down the risks.

Jbond, all is still not lost yet for Seacera. Under 11MP, gov will promote Bumi companies, this WHOLLY owned Bumi company will profit from the sale of their tiles for gov projects. Don't forget their subsidiary in construction will also benefit. I think, around this price it is a steal. Nevertheless, please do your own research.

For a newbie you are doing great!

To all Mr Koon's detractors, can you be brave enough to propose some shares in i3investor that we can all invest and make some money, let alone get rich? We are waiting.

Can happen if gold runs up to USD5,000 an ounce. The probability is there, in the event of a worldwide sovereign debt crisis.

Give Calvin a break, the fat lady has yet to make her appearance. Who knows, unknown to us, she may have gone into retirement.

To be fair to Calvin, his recent `promotions' on Kbunai hinges on Najib this time around fulfilling his promise to help develop the resort, a promise he made in 10MP. If one looks at the price for the last 5 years, currently at 7 sen,it is already at near bottom (6 sen). Under the circumstances, it may be worthwhile taking a punt, but don't be greedy by throwing in your kitchen sink as well. Also, Tengku Faisal didn't mention Kbunai as a pump and dump counter.

TengkuFaisal, please continue your good work of trying to even out the playing field.

I believe TengkuFaisal is doing readers of i3investor a great service, irrespective of whether they are newbies or so called investors. We may call ourselves short, medium or long term investors, but the bottom line is to make money, if possible lots of it. In the process, greed may replace ethics and we may even take delight in trying to `beggar your neighbour'. Anyway, how many will heed his advice?

For those who are reading about Martin Armstrong for the first time, you may most likely be fascinated by his life story to date. I just hope that you'll take him seriously. He may save you from financial grief in the near future.

soros, seems like, many are in the know, whether they believe it or not. Any advice on safety of own finances if it happens?

Hi Calvin! Your quote from the Bible that we are governed by the seasons. There is also in Genesis, about Joseph's prediction to the Phaeroh, of seven years of plenty followed by seven years of famine. Are you aware of Martin Armstrong and his Economic Confidence Model or ECM from which he forcasts the world and financial markets? (Google `Armstrong Economics'). Currently, there is a documentary entitled `The Forcaster' on his life, works and predictions, which is taking Europe by storm. Whatever he had predicted in the past have proven to be accurate. There is a big one (if not the mother of all his predictions) slated for 1st October 2015. With your knowledge of the Malaysian financial market, your comments will be of interest to readers of i3investor.

SWK23, very knowlegable and sensible advice - LIKE for you!

Frankly, this counter is interesting. Let's see how it pans out. Caveat emptor.

We shouldn't trust anyone in this forum. Dali has shared his research on this counter and we should be thankful for it. We shouldn't blindly follow his lead, but should follow up with more research of our own. Personally, this is what I have done and I have taken the plunge.

Seems like most of you missed Mr Koon's message, which is his Golden Rule of Investing. It is difficult to lose money if you do your homework and apply the rule. Period.

Very good question: Where is the safest place to park my money, in the midst of a financial crisis affecting the whole world. Lets give it serious thought and come out with credible
suggestions.

Calvin, I'm looking at another perspective on why Yellen will find it hard to raise interest rates.Wwhat I understand is that raising interest rates has the opposite effect of attempting to reduce inflation. With the increase in cost of funds, prices will have to go up in order to cover the higher cost of funds.

Yes, you wisely advised to follow the flow of money. With the current foreign debt crisis, money will tend to flow to safety, which in this case to US$. Increasing interest rate will not be a good idea.