Relax, everyone. Let’s just wait and see when market opens tomorrow.

For comparison, let’s look at SEEHUP which limit up after they secured a project:

https://www.klsescreener.com/v2/news/view/784317

And that’s just a RM99M project. This is much awaited and much desired project worth more than 10 times that the above.

Let’s see tomorrow.

Relax, Stephen. Let’s be civil in this thread. You can scroll back the comments and see who have been holding on and otherwise. There will be many newcomers here after the announcement, looking for info. So, let’s have a cool and composed discussion on things.

No worries. In every forum you would have different opinions. Especially those who have missed the boat, or sold too early. Cheers.

Credit to those who have been holding strong. Let’s wait for the announcement any time now.

Patience is a virtue. Every retailer who is holding on to IRIS is banking on NIIS, and nothing else. Let’s hope for good news this late afternoon or evening before the long break. Cheers.

@everybodyhuat, I didn’t issue any buy calls anywhere. Mind your words.

For your info, I hold TG shares as well but I’m not fanatical and rude like you because I’m in the green. Have fun staying poor, mate. Cheers.

Everybodyhuat, “push IBs to a corner they deserved” is a fallacy as you can’t get the same volume in Malaysia as opposed to the US. And it does not address my point of the number of shares.

Second, you’re asking retailers to take a long position - basically you’re asking them to invest for the long run. What happened to “taking on IBs” ?

Third, your comparison of Super and TG to Genting and PBB is fallacious and misconceived. Those 2 counters did not go through a bull run. Super n TG went through a bull run and crashed, which trapped many retailers at the top.

Don’t try to lure people in and call them “investors” when you have your own sneaky agenda.

Not everyone who has a different opinion from you “works in JPM”. Sheesh.

The first fallacy was to compare TG or Super to Gamestop. The number of shares are huge, compared to Gamestop. You can’t pull off the same thing here.

The second is the failure to appreciate the reality that most IBs have taken long positions.

Third, and most importantly, TG and Super both have retailers stuck at “high floors” of 9 and 11 respectively. All you are doing are bailing them out.

The first fallacy was to compare TG or Super to Gamestop. The second is the failure to appreciate the reality that most IBs have taken long positions. Third, and most importantly, TG and Super both have retailers stuck at “high floors” of 9 and 11 respectively. All you are doing are bailing them out.

No point to rationalise things here. You’ll just end up being called names.

Funny how some fanatics would first quote high target prices of IBs to justify their beliefs, and then go in to criticise the IBs as shorties/ villains and go on a hopeless crusade against them.

Strong accumulation on a Friday. Interesting.

A lucky few who were stuck at 7+ got bailed out today.

Gotta learn the hard way. That’s why they say that the majority of stock players end up losing money. But to lose this way is tragic.

The difference between the situation with Gamestop and with glove shares in Malaysia is that there are a lot of retail investors stuck at high prices. For Supermax til RM11+ and for TG til RM9+. So all these people crying out to teach a lesson to the IBs who short, could well be the same retail investors who are stuck at the said “high floors”. All you’re doing is to bail them out with your hard earned money. So, do spare a thought for that.

The difference between the situation with Gamestop and with glove shares in Malaysia is that there are a lot of retail investors stuck at high prices. For Supermax til RM11+ and for TG til RM9+. So all these people crying out to teach a lesson to the IBs who short, could well be the same retail investors who are stuck at the said “high floors”. All you’re doing is to bail them out with your hard earned money. So, do spare a thought for that.

To those who are new here and have questions on the warrant, pls read up previous posts. A lot of good info has been shared and explained. Cheers.

Let’s go, IRIS. Time to step up.

Relax. Once borders reopen this share will fly (no pun intended).

Patience. Retailers are not the only ones holding strong.

Patience is a virtue

When the vaccines are available and state borders are open, this share will recover to its glory days in no time. Hold it and enjoy the dividend coming up next month.

Missed the earlier boat for the bonus issues but joined in today with much enthusiasm for this share.