surprised to know Goldman owned pennystocks such as this

if paris can be convinced to buy, then im all in. she's probably gonna be more interested in hevea-breathing than hevea-board though.

what does paris hilton say abour hevea? has she bought any?

1.5 bil in profit, but 1 bil coming from non-cash items (valuation gain). How about their gearing level now?

ugly result, high gearing.. look elsewhere

could've been better? wtf with these broker houses? the results are good.

another over-hyped, overrated counter brought down to earth.

looking like a goner

bumper profit. reasons - more orders, better productivity and higher selling price. very good news.

poor q result. even tengku mahaleel sold. LTAT still supporting though.

another beautiful quarter for the 'rock of bursa'

looks like the success of uniqlo & co couldn't stem the slide in their property segment

poor result. how far can they go just depending on these seed expellers, yet paying so much divvy and director's fees? but wait, they're venturing into plantations with sokor gemilang? how big is that plantation again?

how to move now with 15% new ESOS?

damn those ESOS

broker houses dont like UOA because it is stable and with predictable earnings, preferred by long-term investors. remisiers like volatile stocks they can make their money from.

such poor results, with puzzling explanation. and their best hope is still 'ulu' bandar bestari?

yup.. i often wonder too, if following buffets strategy would work well in the long run for bolehland's stocks.

it's time to give those psuedo-environmentalists the finger

wonderful result. special divvy too

there is only one 'super investor' here who has made money while everyone else is a dunce with poor attitude.

soils in sarawak are mainly rocky/mountainous (inland) or swampy/peat (around the coast). yield projections need to take this into account. Anything above 15 mt/ha will be a big ask for this group, what more with the kind of management they have.

let us see the production cost of this peat-planting group in relation to other plantation companies.

nobody will go to such great lengths and effort to promote a stock incessantly if his intention is just to 'share knowledge' or 'help others'. come on..

who to argue with jholow - investment billionaire and philantrophist in his twenties? even buffet wont stand a chance.

any day now. you know its gonna be good when prices move up before the release of financial results. thats the way it is in bolehland

stock market will crash but jayatiasa will rise, lol.

Very bad result. CEO has been re-designated. Not going in yet.

of course they will give good returns during bull years. last year (even last 5 years) practically every tom, dick and harry made money. but what about the lean years?

little titi has a divvy policy, so divvy will be on the way.

harp seng or hoop seng?

buy more penny stocks and you'll soon run out of pennies

Might as well wish for money to fall from the sky, and then call it a 'target' under some 'conditions'. MUI was yesterday's news since 10 years ago. No point flogging a dead horse.

i could list another hundred counters i 'saw' also when they were trading low. anyone can. if you are so confident of this stock, no need to shout about it all over town. put all your life savings into it, and surely one day its 'value' will show, right?
what a waste of time you are.

which unit trusts give more than 20% annually? you mean, better than buffet?

if it really has 'value' why are no institution buying it? why no share buy-back, since its already 'ocean-bottom'? you're the only one who sees its 'value'? what a joke.

this is actually a good policy. nobody should have planted on peat in the first place. note that wilmar is being fair by clarifying that only new plantations will be affected. we should all buy wilmar and not all these land-grabbing, environmentally-damaging crony sarawak companies.

if you have some properties that are not yielding that great, and wish to unlock their values(while getting paid handsomely for managing them)- what would you do?
maybe, group them all under a reit? just a thought, just a thought..

property companies with such a high debt level may cause worries.

but EPF dabbles in the stock market, buy properties, bail out companies. these are not big risks?

they didnt buy. shares were issued to them as management fees. as someone pointed out before.

private placements are never a good thing for minority shareholders

parkson has more than a billion in cash. Mui is choked by a mountain of debt almost as high as its market cap. parkson is expanding, mui is selling off assets. wtf

there is definitely more here than meets the eye, for as far is wilmar is concerned.

if it was so easy to make money from stocks, everyone would've put their money in and quit working at 30. Obviously you need lots of knowledge and a fair a amount of luck.

this is always the case for tightly-held family businesses. give it a pass..

this company has strong fundamentals and is debt-free. however its is probably controlled by only a few people, hence very illiquid.

i wont speak to man who cant even stand by his own words. what a joke.

scared of a little girl? no balls to even stand by his own statements. is he even a man?

looks like another coward who deleted his posts for fearing a debate