The biggest bubbles package ever....

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Doraemon.... I want to borrow your word instead of sang jero's


YAHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

ok.. tq

This means bigFat prediction klci will turn only to 400 points .. may come true?

oh yes yes yes

Baik puinya cover...kahkah....merapu saja le nobita dreamhunter ni.... dinbramboi suits u ... lol ...haha... bye bye bye...please dont response.... wa mati mau ketawa ...kakaka

Perhatian... tolong le jangan flag... kan betul apa wa cakap! Apasal nak flag pulak pak cik din? Bye... dari dulu ini le taktik dia... kalah argument je... flag flag flag... bye bye

Dream hunter in kanak2 riang world talking unbelievably kids stuffs ...lol ... whose the kid ? Hahaha .... even me smiling and laughing at your "arguments" kahkah. Typing ni kikiki..... ini mcm tido lagi bagus da.... bye bye ... besok bangun tau...jangan asyik tido dan berangan je... haha... berita terkini tergempar...laporan dari dreamhunter bahawa russia akan menyerang saudi arabia dengan askar2nya... ???!! Betul ke tak betul ko ni? Waras tak? Kikikiki...bye bye "dreaming" "kid" ... or should we call u PAK CIK DIN BERAMBOI !!? Wakakakakak

Posted by Dreamhunter.... Posted by musang_foxking > Oct 11, 2014 12:39 PM | Report Abuse 

Russia to attack saudi using arms? Really? Dreamhunter u are sick man.... please visit phycologist. ... PLEASE TALK AGAIN WHEN U WAKE UP 
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Dude. Instead of resorting to meaningless, worthless, personal insults - which the wiser ones among the crowd will be quick to observe - everythime you're challenged, try arguing your way out with an intelligently thought out counter-argument. 

Then you might just begin to sound a bit more credible. 

But alas, if that is simply beyond your capability, then there is not much that one can do, I guess.
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Russia to attack Saudi using weapon ...lol... an insight by dreamcon... from the above statement by him... he really thinks that his "argument"... his "capability" ....is the highest ... the superior "credibility" ...... and "beyond" my question... beyond my "capability"

Seems this "guy" still playing in a kindergarten playground and refuse to admit how absurd and childish his arguments are .... russia to attack saudi? Hmmm... makin lama makin terasa how unworthy it is debating a simple understood statement against a mat jenin from a doraemon series ...hahaha

Russia to attack saudi using arms? Really? Dreamhunter u are sick man.... please visit phycologist. ... PLEASE TALK AGAIN WHEN U WAKE UP

Someone is mentally ill ... irrational ... arrogant ... self-denial ... hmmm...... bye bye ... and I am very sure about it... your suma will crash below 10 cents ... local and global data, in addition suma is just a shell company in bad need of capital .... I will win this ... no doubt ... u will regret dreamer

Armageddon of world stock markets is just around the corner... yahooo !!!!!

Continue... article about rigged US stock market

This game of multiplying valuations and paper profits in the shortest time is so appealing that the startup scene is drowning in liquidity from all over the world. But how will they get their money out? Who will bail VCs out of these sky-high valuations and give them real money?

Two options: A corporate buyout, such as Facebook’s decision to print $19 billion of its own shares to buy a tiny messaging app maker. These miracles of corporate finance are always cool. Or an IPO. But in these mega-valuation startups, potential gains will have been harvested by private investors. And when time comes to go public, retail investors are likely to end up holding a deflating bag.

This is the rosy scenario. It assumes that the stock market, perched on top of its own ludicrous valuation, doesn’t get spooked beforehand. But there are signs that it is already getting spooked. Then all bets are off. Corporations get stingy, the IPO window closes, and what does get pushed out, experiences a hard landing, or simply shatters on impact. And suddenly the new money dries up. Startups with high burn rates can’t replace their cash and simply flame out. That’s the scenario Andreessen had warned about. It will be the sort of financial bloodletting people will remember for years.

The Dow was down over 300 points today. IPOs may experience hard landings. It’s suddenly tough out there. Even gold, it has been through heck. But wait – unlike the still prevailing exuberance for stocks, gold sentiment is at a historic low. Read….. The Calm Before the Storm in the Gold Market

Last Time It Was This Crazy, the Stock Market Crashed

It’s anecdotal evidence, but it’s everywhere in San Francisco and Silicon Valley. A neighbor was cooling her heels by the curb, suitcase next to her. She’s going to Europe on a “vacation-thing,” organized and paid for by her company, she told me. A team-building perk. She’s a coder at a startup, her first job out of college. When she moved in less than two years ago, trucks kept pulling up to deliver her latest acquisitions. One day, she gingerly parked a new BMW in the garage. As we were chatting about her trip to Europe, a limo pulled up for her ride to the airport. That too was part of the perk. No expenses will be spared.

This startup occupies super-expensive San Francisco office space that’s way too big for the number of employees. It’s embellished with designer furniture. Free lunches are de rigueur. All paid for with the boundless money it is getting from investors.

But who cares, except for a few wayward souls in the VC community who lament those sizzling burn rates. Bill Gurley, partner at Benchmark, had stepped to the forefront a few weeks ago to warn that “the average burn rate at the average venture-backed company” is at an “all-time high since ‘99 and maybe in many industries higher than in ‘99” [“Excessive Amounts of Risk” Doom Startup Bubble].

Marc Andreessen, founder of long-forgotten Netscape, then warned in a series of tweets: “When the market turns, and it will turn, we will find out who has been swimming without trunks on. Many high burn rate companies will VAPORIZE.” His final and most eloquent tweet: “Worry.”

Some other VCs chimed in when they had a minute, in between throwing even more cash at these companies to drive their valuations ever deeper into the stratosphere: in the first half, they’d thrown $15.6 billion at them in later-stage financing rounds, the Wall Street Journal reported, on track to break the record of $28.4 billion set in 2000, the year of peak craziness as the whole scheme was already collapsing.

So now, 49 US startups that have not yet gone public and have not yet been acquired have valuations of over $1 billion, with five of them in, or nearly in, the $10 billion club. Uber tops the list with a valuation of $18 billion. And Snapchat, one of these $10-billion outfits, doesn’t even have revenues yet though it might eventually by selling ads via its disappearing messages.

Never before have there been that many startups with $1 billion valuations. The prior record was set last year when 28 companies achieved that milestone. In 2000, before it all collapsed, 10 startups had valuations over one billion. A parabolic rise of mega-valuation startups:

The overall IPO market has been whipped into a frenzy this year, with the most startups going public in the first half since 2000. But not the $1-billion-and-over kind; only 7 of them have gone public, including Alibaba that decided to sell its shares to US investors rather than to investors in China where it belongs. By contrast, in 2000, 38 companies with valuations of $1 billion or more were pushed out the IPO window.

They have their reasons for not going public. Some of them, like Snapchat, don’t have revenues, so convincing even exuberant investors to pay top dollars would be a slog. While that may not be a problem for zero-revenue Biotech startups that proffer the hope for a blockbuster drug, it’s a big problem for social media companies.

Other startups have revenues but are spilling prodigious amounts of red ink. That hasn’t kept them from going public, as the Twitter IPO has shown. Hope is a powerful motivator. There have to be other reasons why so many of them remain in private hands.

Turns out, it’s easier for VCs to multiply their paper profits if these startups do not go public. It’s easier because theycontrol the valuations to a large extent. They don’t have to rely on the finicky stock market that has a nasty tendency to close the IPO window and crush these stocks just as the party is really hopping.

Pre-IPO “valuations” are an artifice decided behind closed doors within a tight community where everyone benefits if the valuations are ratcheted up relentlessly. In the current climate of boundless liquidity and near-zero returns on conservative investments, there is plenty of liquidity sloshing around, waiting for the next opportunity to book a paper profit. That paper profit is nearly guaranteed as long as everyone believes that everyone believes that valuations will be higher in the near future.

Look at Snapchat. It was driven from an already dizzying valuation of $2 billion last November to $10 billion earlier this year, with investors putting in an amazingly tiny amount of actual money. That kind of return would be hard to accomplish even in a frothing-at-the-mouth IPO market [read.... How to Rig the Entire IPO Market with just $20 million

Two weeks ago, we revealed one part of the "Secret Deal" between the US and Saudi Arabia: namely what the US 'brought to the table' as part of its grand alliance strategy in the middle east, which proudly revealed Saudi Arabia to be "aligned" with the US against ISIS, when in reality John Kerry was merely doing Saudi Arabia's will when the WSJ reported that "the process gave the Saudis leverage to extract a fresh U.S. commitment to beef up training for rebels fighting Mr. Assad, whose demise the Saudis still see as a top priority."

What was not clear is what was the other part: what did the Saudis bring to the table, or said otherwise, how exactly it was that Saudi Arabia would compensate the US for bombing the Assad infrastructure until the hated Syrian leader was toppled, creating a power vacuum in his wake that would allow Syria, Qatar, Jordan and/or Turkey to divide the spoils of war as they saw fit.

A glimpse of the answer was provided earlier in the article "The Oil Weapon: A New Way To Wage War", because at the end of the day it is always about oil, and leverage.

The full answer comes courtesy of Anadolu Agency, which explains not only the big picture involving Saudi Arabia and its biggest asset, oil, but also the latestfracturing of OPEC at the behest of Saudi Arabia...

... which however is merely using "the oil weapon" to target the old slash new Cold War foe #1: Vladimir Putin.

To wit:

Saudi Arabia to pressure Russia, Iran with price of oil

 

Saudi Arabia will force the price of oil down, in an effort to put political pressure on Iran and Russia, according to the President of Saudi Arabia Oil Policies and Strategic Expectations Center.

 

Saudi Arabia plans to sell oil cheap for political reasons, one analyst says. 

 

To pressure Iran to limit its nuclear program, and to change Russia's position on Syria, Riyadh will sell oil below the average spot price at $50 to $60 per barrel in the Asian markets and North America, says Rashid Abanmy, President of the Riyadh-based Saudi Arabia Oil Policies and Strategic Expectations Center. The marked decrease in the price of oil in the last three months, to $92 from $115 per barrel, was caused by Saudi Arabia, according to Abanmy. 

 

With oil demand declining, the ostensible reason for the price drop is to attract new clients, Abanmy said, but the real reason is political. Saudi Arabia wants to get Iran to limit its nuclear energy expansion, and to make Russia change its position of support for the Assad Regime in Syria. Both countries depend heavily on petroleum exports for revenue, and a lower oil price means less money coming in, Abanmy pointed out. The Gulf states will be less affected by the price drop, he added.

 

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, which is the technical arbiter of the price of oil for Saudi Arabia and the 11 other countries that make up the group, won't be able to affect Saudi Arabia's decision, Abanmy maintained.

 

The organization's decisions are only recommendations and are not binding for the member oil producing countries, he explained.

Today's Brent closing price: $90. Russia's oil price budget for the period 2015-2017? . Which means much more "forced Brent liquidation" is in the cards in the coming weeks as America's suddenly once again very strategic ally, Saudi Arabia, does everything in its power to break Putin.

Ok... dow jones jatuh lagi ya.... ok monday TP for sumatec is 31 cents ... tungguuuuuuuuuuu

Betulkah gst 6% for playing stock? Or will it be deducted from the profit? Ini mcm volatility will decrease... time to stop playing stock

ingat beli skrg, april kalau jual pun kna gst juga... baik berhenti dulu main saham... uncertainty ...gst and world market... depression has just started

Friends here... I was with u all before, bought this glotec and sold month ago

I still love u all as my colleagues ...

so I want to give some advice...

please do not hang on your hope for glotec.... even if there is really hope/ potential or not for this counter

why? The cycle has just begun... 2008, 1997, 2001 ... world market is going to crash ... please be saved ... protect your money... nowdays is not a right time to punt or invest in bursa ...

u can take my advice or leave it...

However please take heed and consider...

Funeral is coming...haha

Thursday dow jones dropped by around 335 points

Friday plunged again by about 115 points ... hahaha my dream is coming ...

usually when there is heavy selling in New York... it will be followed by a big rebound... yet last 2 days keep plunging ... hmmmm... may be we need monday for confirmation ... if im not mistaken dow jones had not experiences enormous downfall for 3 consecutive trading days for the past 5 years !!! Things are going to change... haha ... dreamhunter really believe klci wont break 1800 support point even in december 2014 ... he'd be broken mentally in few days or weeks if that happens ... hahaha

Halo juinming, itu lu pinya tms bila mau jalan .. or sudah jalan? Hehehe

Directors have been disposing mostly pun lu org takde takut huh? Berani mati pinya...kahkah

Derick... u sudah kena ayam sama ayamtua...hahaha

Macam apa lagi? Macam tu lah...kikiki

Posted by dreamshitter > Oct 10, 2014 09:41 PM | Report Abuse 

Musashi57 - I just read your posting - yes it is a double whammy and with all the directors selling since last year - yes you know they are gradually exiting the scene

 
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 Posted by DreamConqueror > Oct 10, 2014 09:43 PM | Report Abuse 

Really. I guess we should all be scared like heck, eh?


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Is that the response u get? Wth? Cant even rationalize.... hmmm... when the stink gets stinkier... the swine feels more comfortable ...hmmm...

But based on nta 14 cents... if that is true... I mean after esos and some exercised warrant either wa or wb...

WA theoritically should worth negative 6 cents... and WB should worth 6 cents ... yet the mother not supposed to worth 14 cents ... because 98% of money collected from shareholders are used to pay debt to creditors ... the mother may worth only 1 cents ... still need capital to pay for a losing money BE... need capital to execute a very poor drilling prospect... such as machineries. .. need to issue more esos in near future for their own interests ... so WA should has value of negative 19 cents and WB may be valued at negative 7 cents ..

this is a big scam with the permission of SC and Bursa for paying the legal cases involving HS and the Government

Dreamhitter... without the s... is better... he has more solid points ...while dreamcon tonight merapu saja...hahahahaha... meaning... takde modal... tak mampu mau jawab intellectually. ... except playing with language... kahkah

My tp 31 belum mari... but I believe time will eventually approve it...hihihi

So best price for today was 36 cents... so bigFat was right yesterday (38) and today (36)... tapi kena banned ..kahkah.. apasal lu flag sama dia? Kalau tak bigFat boleh bagi TP... best price or closing price for monday...hmmm... rugi lor...

Haha haha

Cant distinguish between red, green and white(neutral).... looiks color blind? Hihi ...now we know...

Just how many time does this looiks buys? Big talk only... eat green.. eat red meat... almost everyday.... never sell huh? Liar liar liar

For now klci already down by 19 points... need another 11 points to break 1800

Happy tradingz... this is not gambling... this is derma... kerja amal... hari jumaat baik utk sedekah...wakakak

And klci is going to test 1800 resistance... gud lak

Dont forget... forced selling not in action yet...

Hati riang? Haha

Hmmm...

Merger between 3 banks is to withstand next world financial crisis... hahaha ... die lor...

Time to die...

Haha ..mati

Within 2 years... no need tower... new technology using satellite

Today break 30 cents....haha

Yesterday night DOW JONES was DOWN BY ... 335 POINTS

335 POINTS DOWN

335 POINTS DOWN

335 POINTS DOWN

hahaha hahaha hahaha !!!!!!!!!!

What about me? I was also accused to be another account for ANBZ.... include me in the list....

What about me? I was alxo accused to be another account for ANBZ.... include me in the list....

Sang jero byk duit .. no hal... org lain mati punya..haha

Agree ... lot lot lot of shit ... hahaha

Wheres victor? What about his pledge and promise to cut his finger? Victor... where are u?

5 cents = rich? haha

Rich = rest in chaotic hell

Posted by musang_foxking > Oct 6, 2014 12:44 AM | Report Abuse 

As WTI Drops Under $90, Russia Prepares For Great Financial Crisis With $60 Oil "Stress Case" 

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/02/2014 19:27 -0400 

Crude Crude Oil Market Share OPEC Reuters 
The plunge in the price of crude oil in the last few months has many global-recovery-truthers questioning their assumptions. Between slowing growth expectations, US (and Libya and Iraqi Kurds and Russia) supply, and Saudi Aramco cutting prices (argued as maintaining market share but has the smell of a quid pro quo over Syria), oil prices have broken below $90 today to 17-month lows. However, for some major suppliers there is concern that more pressure is to come, as Reuters reports, Russia's central bank is working on measures to support the economy should oil prices fall by as much as a third or more, as First Deputy Governor Ksenia Yudayeva as saying the central bank was working on a "stress scenario" that was likely to envisage an oil price of $60 per barrel. Of course, as we noted previously, there is always the 'oil-head-fake' and as one analysts noted, "the main OPEC countries would experience budget difficulties long before that and would have to take action to cut supply." 

There are numerous reasons for the drop in oil prices (as Ransquawk summarizes), 

Overnight we saw Saudi Aramco cut official oil prices for Asian customers in November by more than expected despite oil price weakness and oversupply with traders seeing a  price-war for market share. Analysts at Commerzbank suggest that the OSP cuts gives a rise to doubt about OPEC's long-standing strategy of striving above all for price stability. [ZH: one can't help but wonder if this is some quid pro quo to the US - heading into elections, post-QE - in return for actions in Syria] 

Excess supply emerging out of Libya has weighed over September, with the National-Oil-Company targeting 1mln bpd within the coming weeks. 

Furthermore, OPEC have still held back from intervening either verbally or physically, signalling they are comfortable with the current fall in oil-prices. The next OPEC meeting occurs in November. 

Elsewhere, Iraqi Kurds are to triple their oil output by the end of next year to 1mln bpd. 

Of note, Russian supply has increased by 0.9% M/M in September and is thus providing further supply into the market. 

Some analysts have also pointed out that the continuation of global growth concerns will continue to weigh on oil prices. 

But, as Reuters reports, Russia is preparing for a further sharp drop in oil prices... 

Russia's central bank is working on measures to support the economy should oil prices fall by as much as a third or more, a senior official said on Wednesday, showing growing concern as the rouble slides and Western sanctions take a toll. 

Interfax news agency quoted First Deputy Governor Ksenia Yudayeva as saying the central bank was working on a "stress scenario" that was likely to envisage an oil price of $60 per barrel. 

This would be added to three existing scenarios for the central bank's policy outlook for the next three years, and compares with a $100 assumption in the 2015-17 state budget adopted last week. 

"The purpose of this scenario is to prepare a shock scenario to work out an action plan which we would implement to limit negative effects," Interfax quoted Yudayeva as telling a conference. 
  
The central bank's current base scenario also assumes the oil price will recover above $100 per barrel for the next three years. Even then, it predicts only modest economic growth. 

Commenting on the bank's new stress scenario, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said that his ministry didn't plan to adjust its own projections used for budget planning, which he said factored in a possible oil price as low as $80 per barrel. 

"The forecast of the central bank somewhat differs from that of the government. There is nothing terrible about the fact that they consider a wider range of possible changes in price parameters," he said. 

Macro-Advisory analyst Chris Weafer said in a note that talk of emergency measures such as capital controls did not indicate any fundamental shift in policies. Such contingency planning was normal good business practice and "does not indicate that the central bank, or the Kremlin, has changed its position", he said. 

Were oil to fall below $75 per barrel, the central bank could be inclined to back-track on its plans to float the rouble next year, he said, but added that this scenario was unlikely. "The main OPEC countries would experience budget difficulties long before that and would have to take action to cut supply,"he said.

 
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 Posted by musang_foxking > Oct 6, 2014 12:47 AM | Report Abuse

I do not think looiks is now eating red meat again.... ini muntah darah ... wait for berak darah .. kikiki

Ho ho ... I want to cut victor's finger ... ho ho