even we just kancil dun know what they want (big boy) but one surely thing its follow the big direction. now the tech sector with DFTZ related. i also suspect the next sector relatrd to aluminum - see pmetal, regarda

data news
Alibaba cloud service likely to boost consolidation of data centres in Malaysia https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/fdnews/242540.jsp

cheers

sorry 0.0095

as what i said b4, buoy at 0.95
so... they should spike up to 0.10 or 0.11 after that back to 0.095. maybe

RX350 :)
My ave price 0.076. holding it for few year finally back to the capital.
Your gain its your one !

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why

Morning to all buddy, take MC to joy 0131 ride? Hm....

Data. What's Jack Ma said. Read , copy and keep it for future.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2017/06/21/jack-ma-this-is-what-to-study-if-you-want-a-good-job-in-the-future.html

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2017/11/03/jack-ma-dftz-to-benefit-small-businesses-across-asia/

I use all calculation to forecast, gann, Fibonacci, pivotal, Elliott wave and bla bla bla... Come out headache!
Just buy, walk and see. If danger just throw the basket.

Daulat Tuanku
Johorean Holiday

The price rise with solid reason (fundalmental, insas was in) nothing to worry by short term. Some may ask, risky? I said yes... But depend on entry strategy or method and proper money management. Do not sailang

Malaysia Cup
Johor vs Kedah
2-0

Should be buoy 0.95
For those haven't get in must fast lor.... Wait for second wave.
And dun wait to see the second wave !
No ticket no cry
or
No woman no cry
Lol
https://youtu.be/jGqrvn3q1oo

All happy huat, fatt, ONG, HENG !!
HAPPY WEEKEND :)

Sad , pls slow down leh....

Dun want to wait me.... Sad

Dato Mah dispose earn 100% gain
So by right after insas take over the dgsbprice should be 9.5sen
Just silly calculation ma... Imgine

Public !!
sunkist818 290 millions shares direct business transaction (average 4.8 sen )
139 millions shares dealing outside closed period (average 7.35 sen )
who is the person buying dgsb shares ?
03/11/2017 14:50

Insas brought dgsb for ave0.0045 then now insas price around 95sen. So by logical 10% of insas is 9.5 sen equal0.0045x2=9 sen.
So i suggest the price should around 0.95
Do any calculate by Fibonacci??

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SARAHINVEST SAME TO U !
HUAT AH.....
BUKAN KITA MAU KAYA TAPI ORANG KAYA KASI KITA KAYA KAYA...
NOT ROTI KAYA, OK..

Long queue....

If sailang also no chance?? 0.065 bid 207k queue

Buy 0131 dgsb
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0.11
Not willing to sell, hold forever

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Jesse said sit tight, hehe

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Instead no woman no cry
Haha
Whatever happens, happen

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YouBuyIBuy KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 2): Insas Bhd has acquired a 19.91% stake in Diversified Gateway Solutions Bhd (DGSB) via direct business transaction from Omesti Bhd for RM12.83 million cash or 4.75 sen per DGSB share.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia today, Insas said the acquisition of 270 million shares in DGSB was made through its wholly-owned subsidiary Insas Technology Bhd.

Insas said the acquisition is expected to have synergistic benefits as both Insas Technology and DGSB operate in the business of information technology.

"Insas Technology was one of the founding shareholders of Bursa-listed Inari Amertron Bhd and together with Insas, Insas Group holds 19.82% of the issued share capital of Inari," it added.

Based on the audited financial statement for the financial year ended March 31, 2017, the net assets of DGSB amounted to RM44.48 million and its net profit stood at RM416,603.

Insas said the purchase price of 4.75 sen per DGSB share represents a premium of 0.21% over the 5-day volume weighted average price of DGSB shares.

It will fund the acquisition via internal funds.

Insas shares slipped 1.02% or one sen to close at 97.5 sen today, with 586,500 shares traded, while DGSB was unchanged at 5 sen, with about 12.3 million shares changing hands. Their market capitalisation stood at RM646.43 million and RM67.79 million respectively.
02/11/2017 21:05

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@RX350 great news for you to happy til tonight cannot sleep
Digital Free Trade Zone goes ‘live’ tomorrow
Our Reporter an hour ago
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s stride into the world of digital economy will become a reality when the visionary digital free trade zone (DFTZ) goes “live” tomorrow.

The initiative, said to be the world’s first DFTZ outside China, was launched on March 22, 2017 by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Abdul Razak together with Jack Ma, the founder and executive chairman of Alibaba Group.

DFTZ is now ready to go live with the launch of its logistics operations and Najib flagged off more than 1,500 Malaysian small and medium enterprises (SMEs) for them to begin their export journey, at a ceremony held at Sepang International Circuit.

Among others, DFTZ will provide physical and virtual zones to facilitate SMEs to capitalise on the convergence of exponential growth of the internet economy and cross-border e-commerce activities.

The set-up will include an e-fulfillment hub, satellite services hub and an e-services platform to stimulate growth in electronic trade which will also function to support internet companies to trade goods, provide services, innovate and co-create solutions.

Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), the lead agency in driving Malaysia’s digital economy, is confident DFTZ will boost Malaysia’s e-commerce roadmap that was introduced in 2016, aimed at doubling the nation’s e-commerce growth and increase the Gross Domestic Product contribution to RM211 billion by 2020.

Najib was reported as saying that both DFTZ and the Electronic World Trade Platform (eWTP), another brainchild of Ma, have one common goal.

“We want to help SMEs overcome complex regulations, processes and barriers and eventually further encourage businesses and traders to connect and collaborate through cross-border trading,” he said.

Focus has been given to this new industry, which is believed to provide a handsome number for the economy.

As a result, Najib, in the recent 2018 Budget, announced that the first phase of DFTZ would see the participation of some 1,500 SMEs and they were expected to attract RM700 million worth of investments and create 2,500 jobs.

But, it is understood that the number of participating SMEs had increased to 2,000 recently, hence, surpassing the initial target.

The government, via its budget tabling, also announced an allocation of RM83.5 million for infrastructure construction for the first phase of the DFTZ in Aeropolis, Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), to create a regional gateway for
e-commerce.

Thus far, four memorandums of understanding (MoUs) were signed in March towards the enhancement of
e-commerce.

The first MoU was between MDEC and Alibaba Group for strategic collaboration in the development of DFTZ in Malaysia, regional hub for e-commerce business, trade facilitation, SME onboarding, cloud services for enterprises and an e-Fulfilment and logistics hub.

The second MoU was between Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd and Cainiao Network for the development of a regional e-commerce and logistics hub in KLIA Aeropolis as part of the DFTZ Initiative.

Meanwhile Alipay, the third-party mobile and online payment platform, signed an MoU with Malayan Banking and CIMB, to launch the Alipay barcode payment in Malaysia.

This partnership will enable mainland Chinese tourists to make payment using their favourite payment method – their Alipay e-wallet.

The fourth MoU was between MDEC and Catcha Group for collaboration in the establishment of the Kuala Lumpur Internet City.

Further expansion of the DFTZ is being planned for beyond 2019. – Bernama