this will back to 0.075

dying light before death?

eh. faster go down leh. apple.

lol rebound.

bank and commodity only.

now is commodity world..

per your head. csh also say tp 0.18. penipu ini datokyle. from tanjung rambutan i think

tengok najib pun tak masuk. pandai pandai la. welcome to malaysia.

Ib no dare to push up liao. they just want out.

All account cook meh? if all cook hard to get project 1 leh.

IB money puff... gone.

thats why bursa momentum also a bit weird weird. a lot IB want to find money at other stocks.. to cover back this serbadk hole.

got 0.005 1 meh?

so many IB want to liquidate the company. haha

ultra penny stock.

wah soon 0.05

goreng macam ni.. all bilis run already. shark sendiri main sendiri.. soon sell down.

who care the boss from china. if he can transfer money to hengyuan and forge the account jadi profit then i buy la. jadi macam manchester city football team.

The takeover offer was triggered after Pang, on the same day (March 31), bought a 64.97% stake or 133.19 million shares in Computer Forms — a printer and distributor of computer and specialised forms — from its major shareholder Tan Sri Tan Hua Choon in a direct business transaction for RM79.91 million or 60 sen apiece. Tan is exiting the company.

Pang, who is also the managing director/founder of Sanichi Technology Bhd, is reportedly keen for Computer Forms to delve into the business of printing currency notes for central banks.

market cap from 560mil drop until 43mil..

ba bi betul. but better than serbadk.

use cash buy how margin call force selling. unless its from before the ban... ?

hengyuan business is in malaysia la.

this hopeless country. everyone sure withdraw ma.

uncle so desperate now. don't buy. run..

LJ

apple is small bilis

save serbadk is = saving bumiputra = election ticket.

FGV Umno sapu.. save all bumiputra. save the day.

same like FGV case? last time almost die. but now revive.

Many Bumiputera investors ‘trapped’ in Serba

who so SH? sell at 0.01

LJ

squeeze sell

rebound now.

celaka. count what down. got new fellow come curse.

kejam david. cheerleader also chop.

revenue drop left 10%.. should have 0.160.. but..

0.07 divided by 1.6 = 4% ..

0.350 to 0.70 first time see.

buy bankrupt paper?

goyang goyang. tiger show.

play this can get ready tomorrow go klcc or kl tower ready jump.

reverse goreng gear?

if nuclear launch detected.. nothing can save us. just amen.

play this easy heart attack.

rr88 many ppl hate. no wonder.

half day already 300mil volum. this wall not thick enough.

jjptr tipu so many ppl duit. no scare meh?

Saudi energy minister blames lack of investment for surge in fuel prices

May 9 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said on Monday the gap between crude prices and prices for jet fuel, diesel and gasoline was around 60% in some cases due to lack of investment in refining capacity.

The prince, speaking at an aviation summit in Riyadh, said the world needed to look at energy security, sustainability and affordability as a whole.

"All mobility fuels have skyrocketed ... and the gap between crude prices and these products in some cases is actually 60%," he said.

The minister did not give comparative figures. But, as an example, the average refining margin for energy major BP BP.L was 18.9% in the first quarter of this year compared with 8.7% in the first quarter of 2021.


Asked whether geopolitical events in Europe would speed up the transition to cleaner energy or hinder it in the medium-term, the minister said: "I think it provided us with a reality check to how aspirations ... can be compromised by the realities of the day."

Even before the Ukraine crisis, he added, the "la la land scenario about net-zero had been smacked with so many realities", including cost.

When discussing sustainability goals, the minister used the phrase "low carbon" rather than "zero carbon", saying that was "the difference between la la land and reality".

Saudi Arabia and other resource-rich developing nations have often pushed back against calls for a rapid move away from fossil fuels, arguing for a more orderly transition.

Petron Malaysia poised to resume bullish momentum, says RHB Retail Research
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