why every time like this...when u buy the price keep dropping...u don't buy..the price keep upping...............why...why...why...

today no hope liao close at 0.195...88

wah ....some one keep buying at 0.19 oh...

Additional Listing Announcement

NOVA MSC BERHAD

1. Details of Corporate Proposal

Whether the corporate proposal involves the issuance of new type
and new class of securities? No
Types of corporate proposal ESOS
Details of corporate proposal Ten (10) years Employee' Share Option Scheme of up to thirty percent (30%) of the issued and paid-up share capital of the Company, subject to maximum entitlement of fifteen percent (15%) for first five (5) years
No. of shares issued under this corporate proposal 2,375,000
Issue price per share ($$) MYR 0.100
Par Value ($$) MYR 0.100
Latest issued and paid up share capital after the above corporate proposal in the following

Units 410,273,000
Currency MYR 41,027,300.000
Listing Date 01/12/2014

ayoooo...making banyak sell at 0.195 liao.....

ayooo..ayooo....0.195 not mari lah...tak boleh jalan..

can't go 0.195 lah...no body need buy loh...

stop liao loh....the price stay at 0.19.....ayooo

after this..Hadis will see u all at AGM and said oh...we get it.....then price going up....

YA LAH......SENDIRI MAKAN CILI SENDIRI RASA PEDAS LAH..BETUL TAK...

OH..TAKE UP MOTHER PRICE...PUT DOWN SON PRICE....GOOD COMPANY...GOOD MANAGEMENT ......

good company..good future....when open IPO .......see what happen now...

lagi baik said ini company tipu orang...

patience lagi kah..bro...all trapping us lah..if can buy dah buy lah...SC not pass lah..Salamander no need sell lah..apa ni....

so what the next step.....

buy lah..buy lah...after sohai said ogh get SC pass lah...

see trapping us liao....after that said oh QA fail lah...this lah bird lah

ayooo..open..open drop liao...

sure boh....sure i keep buying loh...

why last minute all sold at 0.195

kick the ball to OPEC.....like this lah...

In this 2014 edition, Dato Sri Hadian Hashim, Managing Director, Sona Petroleum Berhad, talks about:

- The uncertainty of the Salamander acquisition

- Alternatives and options for procuring a Qualifying Asset

- SPAC rules and the three-year deadline

- Thai fields and merits/demerits

- Low oil price situation and challenges inherent

- OPEC meeting this week, Saudi production and production costs

- Norges investment and expectations

look like so smart but all tin kosong..

all take our money and go happy happy.....after 3 years give back to u...

lai liao.....bro....

see ....bro....0.20

bro...still can buy in at 0.20 then with for 0.25 lah

look like today will close at 0.20 oh...

drop liao...drop liao....selll...selll

no move liao....stay at 0.20 why?????

meeting for what?????????????

sure...monday limit up....

Ophir Energy shares have fallen by just under 6pc this morning after the FTSE 250 explorer moved a step closer to agreeing a £267m takeover of Asia-focused rival Salamander Energy.
The all-stock 115.9p-a-share offer comes after rival bidder, Spain’s Cepsa, walked away from bidding on Monday, prompting Salamander’s stock to lose a sixth of its value.
Cepsa had reportedly offered 121p a share as well as an additional 24p a share payment if Salamander’s drilling in the Gulf of Thailand proved to be successful.
Analysts at BMO Capital Markets said that Ophir’s offer was “slightly disappointing”.
“Whilst we agree there is a strategic logic for a combination of the two businesses, the possible offer falls a long way short of previous expressions of interest", David Round at BMO said.
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The two boards are now working together and Salamander said that it “would expect to recommend the proposed offer”. Ophir’s chief executive Nick Cooper said on an analyst conference call that he was keen on making a firm bid in the next couple of business days.

Salamander shareholders would be entitled to 0.5719 Ophir shares for each Salamander share that they hold, the companies said in a joint statement on Friday.
A firm bid is conditional on the board and institutional shareholders, which overlap in the two companies, providing binding support for the bid, known as irrevocables. San Francisco base investment manager Sailingstone Capital Partners is the biggest shareholder in Salamander, with 13.34pc of the register, and second largest in Ophir.
Ophir’s chief executive Nick Cooper also has an interest in the deal going ahead as he still owns 850,000 shares in Salamander, a legacy of his time as the oil explorer’s finance chief. Ophir's offer values Mr Cooper's stake at £985,150.
Ophir's offer is conditional on Salamander cancelling its deal with Malaysia's Sona Petroleum Bhd to sell a 40pc stake in two oil and gas blocks in the Gulf of Thailand.
Should Ophir make the firm bid, Cepsa would then technically be able to return to the fray under UK takeover rules.
Analysts are also attributing some of Ophir’s share price fall this morning to the group’s disappointing drilling update in Tanzania.
A deal would bring the end to a two month takeover battle that has often taken unpredictable turns.
It was previously reported by the Sunday Times that Ophir would pull out of the race this week after Cepsa had tabled a “knock-out offer”. However, it is understood that Cepsa was irritated by Salamander’s disclosure last Friday which outlined the Spanish group’s bid proposal. Salamander defended the disclosure by saying it was bound by takeover rules to inform the market of the proposal.

There were growing fears mid-week that Salamander would be left on its own after enjoying the attentions of two suitors for months. But once Cepsa said that it had “no intention of making an offer”, Salamander immediately restarted talks with Ophir.
Ophir is keen on buying Salamander to gain access to an exploration platform in Indonesia.
Cash hungry oil explorers have faced difficulties in securing equity or debt financing leading to a wave of all-share deals attempting to match up owners of cash-generative assets with those committed to aggressive drilling campaigns.

hoi...why so many bad news.......trap trap...

sona is tin kosong...all big boss only know how to trap the ppl ....take all money run away liao....f u c k..

ya lah....every time talk talk only..shit lah....

all look like birth lah.....take our money but not do any thing......

so monday drop lah...

go...go..go....will back to 1.30...hahahaha...i buy in 10,000 lot

BELIEVE OR NOT IS FOR U......U WANT U BUY...U NOT BELIEVE PLS GOING OUT...TQ...

pls...don't sell at 0.24..keep...QA COMING....GOOD NEWS....WILL UP 0.30....PLS...

ayooooo

u sure boh...if good...my fund will go in ...

why still at 0.15....so many ppl buy need buy at 0.15,,,,why...

can buy this stock??????

batter u all go in be4 my fund go in....my fund name 1MB ............

batter buy in now....if not miss the boat.....

oversold mean out off this price.....0.21

sona -wa coming...

lao sai.....88