lobang for smtrack TP 30c now no new target prices look no more target already

aubameyang smtrack reach target i sell and buy cheaper minetech

56c i take profit four day earn 10k

yesterday 59.5c near target 60c i sold already

Priva morning i bought, achieved target i took profit at 34c

normally will drop few day

better wait 10c buy

yesterday morning ucrest also green afternoon become redsea

better wait 40c

yesterday drop 1 day normally will continue drop few day

WAIT 40c buy

normally start drop will drop few day

one day drop 5c three day drop 15c ... ok 40c buy

Ucrest achieved target 60c i took profit at 65c

every time one day show

nixonteh85 last week reach target 25c i sold 25.5c take profit

yiqqre morning reach target 25c i sell 25.5c took profit already

ucrest reach target 25c i took profit sell 25.5c already

citadel00 , removed from target list sure iris gg better follow khan

vinvin ...yesterday i bought 38.5c morning reach target already i sold 41c

OngKawKaw iris yesterday reach target 40c i sold already

lee_m2020 morning buy iris now reach target 40c sold already

thank 44.5 c i sold

Sold 45c ..thanks

iris 39.5c i sold already

macd dead cross

macd signal lines near dead cross soon

three black soldier candle...

macd signal lines near dead cross soon

three black soldier ...

macd nearly dead cross

now volume decrease to 2 week low

AT dark cloud cover pattern

Airlines in Malaysia could take potentially up to three years to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic.

Wee said passenger demand had fallen from 280,321 a day in January to 59,378 a day in September, adding that the ministry continued to work with the Tourism Ministry and airlines to increase the public's confidence to use aviation services to revive the domestic tourism sector.
For international tourism, he said the ministry "welcomes the government's efforts to implement the concept of travel bubbles to some countries such as Singapore, Brunei, Thailand, Vietnam, New Zealand, Australia, South Korea and Japan".
Malaysia's national carrier Malaysia Airlines and the long-haul unit of AirAsia Group Bhd, AirAsia X Bhd , have both cut staff and announced restructuring plans.
AirAsia Group has also lowered its market recovery expectations.
The Malaysian arm of Indonesia's Lion Air, Malindo Air has also launched a retrenchment exercise.

Airlines globally have taken a hit from the pandemic as governments shut borders and grounded flights to contain the spread of the virus.
MAVCOM first revised lower its 2020 passenger traffic forecast in June, expecting a contraction of as much as 50.3% to 54.3 million passengers.
Wee said passenger demand had fallen from 280,321 a day in January to 59,378 a day in September, adding that the ministry continued to work with the Tourism Ministry and airlines to increase the public's confidence to use aviation services to revive the domestic tourism sector.

Airlines in Malaysia could take three years to bounce back from the coronavirus pandemic, depending on the outbreak in the country and abroad, the transport ministry said.
Transport Minister Wee Ka Siong said earlier this week that in the Malaysian Aviation Commission's (MAVCOM) revised projections for passenger traffic this year, it expects passenger numbers to shrink as much as 75.6% to 26.6 million, compared with the 109.2 million passengers recorded in 2019.
In this regard, airlines are expected to need a period of three years to fully recover the situation from the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic, subject to the of the outbreak in the country and abroad," Wee said in a written parliamentary

Malaysia says aviation firms may need three years to recover from Covid-19

Rights issue made easier for companies to raise funds
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 10): Companies are allowed to proceed with their proposed rights issue once the controlling shareholders are giving the irrevocable undertaking to subscribe for their full entitlement.
Companies could undertake the cash call even in the scenario that minority shareholders give it a cold shoulder.
Both the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) and Bursa Malaysia have announced a temporary relief measure allowing eligible listed issuers to obtain mandated shareholder approval at a general meeting to undertake rights issue exercises.
"As a result of the pandemic and the Movement Control Order, many listed issuers are facing operational challenges, including raising working capital and repaying bank borrowings.
An expedited process for rights issues will enable eligible listed issuers to be more agile as they can raise funds from their existing securities holders in a shorter time frame to meet their capital and financial needs," said the regulators in a joint statement.
Under the expedited process, the regulators said eligible listed issuers, namely the public-listed companies and listed real estate investment trusts (REITs), will be granted greater flexibility to manage market uncertainties while making capital calls, and fast-track secondary fundraising, subject to certain safeguards.
For instance, the regulators said, the eligible listed issuers must have controlling shareholders who will provide an irrevocable undertaking to subscribe for their full entitlements, with not more than a 30% discount to the theoretical ex-rights price on these newly issued shares or units.
In other words, underwriters are not required to take up the unsubscribed portion of the rights issue, should minority shareholders decline to fork out more capital.
However, the rights issue exercises implemented with mandate obtained under the temporary relief measures are subjected to certain conditions. For instance, such rights issue must be a plain vanilla issuance where it can only be utilised for ordinary shares or units. This is not applicable to other types of securities such as warrants or convertible shares, according to the statement.
The statement said the temporary flexibility to allow expedited rights issue exercises by public-listed companies and listed REITs will be introduced through an enhanced rights issue framework.
The framework allows companies to issue new rights shares or units to their existing securities holders on a pro rata basis, up to 50% of the total number of issued shares or issued units, according to the joint statement.
This means that the shareholding dilution could not be more than 50% as a result of the rights issue to be undertaken under this enhanced framework.
The new general mandate for rights issue is in addition to the enhanced 20% general mandate for the issue of new securities, commonly utilised for private placements. Both relief measures are valid until Dec 31, 2021, said the statement.
The SC and Bursa Malaysia said they will continue to monitor evolving developments in the securities and financial markets which have been affected by domestic and global events, to evaluate and recalibrate measures to support an efficient and resilient market.

Rights issue made easier for companies to raise funds
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 10): Companies are allowed to proceed with their proposed rights issue once the controlling shareholders are giving the irrevocable undertaking to subscribe for their full entitlement.
Companies could undertake the cash call even in the scenario that minority shareholders give it a cold shoulder.
Both the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) and Bursa Malaysia have announced a temporary relief measure allowing eligible listed issuers to obtain mandated shareholder approval at a general meeting to undertake rights issue exercises.
"As a result of the pandemic and the Movement Control Order, many listed issuers are facing operational challenges, including raising working capital and repaying bank borrowings.
An expedited process for rights issues will enable eligible listed issuers to be more agile as they can raise funds from their existing securities holders in a shorter time frame to meet their capital and financial needs," said the regulators in a joint statement.
Under the expedited process, the regulators said eligible listed issuers, namely the public-listed companies and listed real estate investment trusts (REITs), will be granted greater flexibility to manage market uncertainties while making capital calls, and fast-track secondary fundraising, subject to certain safeguards.
For instance, the regulators said, the eligible listed issuers must have controlling shareholders who will provide an irrevocable undertaking to subscribe for their full entitlements, with not more than a 30% discount to the theoretical ex-rights price on these newly issued shares or units.
In other words, underwriters are not required to take up the unsubscribed portion of the rights issue, should minority shareholders decline to fork out more capital.
However, the rights issue exercises implemented with mandate obtained under the temporary relief measures are subjected to certain conditions. For instance, such rights issue must be a plain vanilla issuance where it can only be utilised for ordinary shares or units. This is not applicable to other types of securities such as warrants or convertible shares, according to the statement.
The statement said the temporary flexibility to allow expedited rights issue exercises by public-listed companies and listed REITs will be introduced through an enhanced rights issue framework.
The framework allows companies to issue new rights shares or units to their existing securities holders on a pro rata basis, up to 50% of the total number of issued shares or issued units, according to the joint statement.
This means that the shareholding dilution could not be more than 50% as a result of the rights issue to be undertaken under this enhanced framework.
The new general mandate for rights issue is in addition to the enhanced 20% general mandate for the issue of new securities, commonly utilised for private placements. Both relief measures are valid until Dec 31, 2021, said the statement.
The SC and Bursa Malaysia said they will continue to monitor evolving developments in the securities and financial markets which have been affected by domestic and global events, to evaluate and recalibrate measures to support an efficient and resilient market.

Rights issue made easier for companies to raise funds
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 10): Companies are allowed to proceed with their proposed rights issue once the controlling shareholders are giving the irrevocable undertaking to subscribe for their full entitlement.
Companies could undertake the cash call even in the scenario that minority shareholders give it a cold shoulder.
Both the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) and Bursa Malaysia have announced a temporary relief measure allowing eligible listed issuers to obtain mandated shareholder approval at a general meeting to undertake rights issue exercises.
"As a result of the pandemic and the Movement Control Order, many listed issuers are facing operational challenges, including raising working capital and repaying bank borrowings.
An expedited process for rights issues will enable eligible listed issuers to be more agile as they can raise funds from their existing securities holders in a shorter time frame to meet their capital and financial needs," said the regulators in a joint statement.
Under the expedited process, the regulators said eligible listed issuers, namely the public-listed companies and listed real estate investment trusts (REITs), will be granted greater flexibility to manage market uncertainties while making capital calls, and fast-track secondary fundraising, subject to certain safeguards.
For instance, the regulators said, the eligible listed issuers must have controlling shareholders who will provide an irrevocable undertaking to subscribe for their full entitlements, with not more than a 30% discount to the theoretical ex-rights price on these newly issued shares or units.
In other words, underwriters are not required to take up the unsubscribed portion of the rights issue, should minority shareholders decline to fork out more capital.
However, the rights issue exercises implemented with mandate obtained under the temporary relief measures are subjected to certain conditions. For instance, such rights issue must be a plain vanilla issuance where it can only be utilised for ordinary shares or units. This is not applicable to other types of securities such as warrants or convertible shares, according to the statement.
The statement said the temporary flexibility to allow expedited rights issue exercises by public-listed companies and listed REITs will be introduced through an enhanced rights issue framework.
The framework allows companies to issue new rights shares or units to their existing securities holders on a pro rata basis, up to 50% of the total number of issued shares or issued units, according to the joint statement.
This means that the shareholding dilution could not be more than 50% as a result of the rights issue to be undertaken under this enhanced framework.
The new general mandate for rights issue is in addition to the enhanced 20% general mandate for the issue of new securities, commonly utilised for private placements. Both relief measures are valid until Dec 31, 2021, said the statement.
The SC and Bursa Malaysia said they will continue to monitor evolving developments in the securities and financial markets which have been affected by domestic and global events, to evaluate and recalibrate measures to support an efficient and resilient market.

Rights issue made easier for companies to raise funds
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 10): Companies are allowed to proceed with their proposed rights issue once the controlling shareholders are giving the irrevocable undertaking to subscribe for their full entitlement.
Companies could undertake the cash call even in the scenario that minority shareholders give it a cold shoulder.
Both the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) and Bursa Malaysia have announced a temporary relief measure allowing eligible listed issuers to obtain mandated shareholder approval at a general meeting to undertake rights issue exercises.
"As a result of the pandemic and the Movement Control Order, many listed issuers are facing operational challenges, including raising working capital and repaying bank borrowings.
An expedited process for rights issues will enable eligible listed issuers to be more agile as they can raise funds from their existing securities holders in a shorter time frame to meet their capital and financial needs," said the regulators in a joint statement.
Under the expedited process, the regulators said eligible listed issuers, namely the public-listed companies and listed real estate investment trusts (REITs), will be granted greater flexibility to manage market uncertainties while making capital calls, and fast-track secondary fundraising, subject to certain safeguards.
For instance, the regulators said, the eligible listed issuers must have controlling shareholders who will provide an irrevocable undertaking to subscribe for their full entitlements, with not more than a 30% discount to the theoretical ex-rights price on these newly issued shares or units.
In other words, underwriters are not required to take up the unsubscribed portion of the rights issue, should minority shareholders decline to fork out more capital.
However, the rights issue exercises implemented with mandate obtained under the temporary relief measures are subjected to certain conditions. For instance, such rights issue must be a plain vanilla issuance where it can only be utilised for ordinary shares or units. This is not applicable to other types of securities such as warrants or convertible shares, according to the statement.
The statement said the temporary flexibility to allow expedited rights issue exercises by public-listed companies and listed REITs will be introduced through an enhanced rights issue framework.
The framework allows companies to issue new rights shares or units to their existing securities holders on a pro rata basis, up to 50% of the total number of issued shares or issued units, according to the joint statement.
This means that the shareholding dilution could not be more than 50% as a result of the rights issue to be undertaken under this enhanced framework.
The new general mandate for rights issue is in addition to the enhanced 20% general mandate for the issue of new securities, commonly utilised for private placements. Both relief measures are valid until Dec 31, 2021, said the statement.
The SC and Bursa Malaysia said they will continue to monitor evolving developments in the securities and financial markets which have been affected by domestic and global events, to evaluate and recalibrate measures to support an efficient and resilient market.

Rights issue made easier for companies to raise funds
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 10): Companies are allowed to proceed with their proposed rights issue once the controlling shareholders are giving the irrevocable undertaking to subscribe for their full entitlement.
Companies could undertake the cash call even in the scenario that minority shareholders give it a cold shoulder.
Both the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) and Bursa Malaysia have announced a temporary relief measure allowing eligible listed issuers to obtain mandated shareholder approval at a general meeting to undertake rights issue exercises.
"As a result of the pandemic and the Movement Control Order, many listed issuers are facing operational challenges, including raising working capital and repaying bank borrowings.
An expedited process for rights issues will enable eligible listed issuers to be more agile as they can raise funds from their existing securities holders in a shorter time frame to meet their capital and financial needs," said the regulators in a joint statement.
Under the expedited process, the regulators said eligible listed issuers, namely the public-listed companies and listed real estate investment trusts (REITs), will be granted greater flexibility to manage market uncertainties while making capital calls, and fast-track secondary fundraising, subject to certain safeguards.
For instance, the regulators said, the eligible listed issuers must have controlling shareholders who will provide an irrevocable undertaking to subscribe for their full entitlements, with not more than a 30% discount to the theoretical ex-rights price on these newly issued shares or units.
In other words, underwriters are not required to take up the unsubscribed portion of the rights issue, should minority shareholders decline to fork out more capital.
However, the rights issue exercises implemented with mandate obtained under the temporary relief measures are subjected to certain conditions. For instance, such rights issue must be a plain vanilla issuance where it can only be utilised for ordinary shares or units. This is not applicable to other types of securities such as warrants or convertible shares, according to the statement.
The statement said the temporary flexibility to allow expedited rights issue exercises by public-listed companies and listed REITs will be introduced through an enhanced rights issue framework.
The framework allows companies to issue new rights shares or units to their existing securities holders on a pro rata basis, up to 50% of the total number of issued shares or issued units, according to the joint statement.
This means that the shareholding dilution could not be more than 50% as a result of the rights issue to be undertaken under this enhanced framework.
The new general mandate for rights issue is in addition to the enhanced 20% general mandate for the issue of new securities, commonly utilised for private placements. Both relief measures are valid until Dec 31, 2021, said the statement.
The SC and Bursa Malaysia said they will continue to monitor evolving developments in the securities and financial markets which have been affected by domestic and global events, to evaluate and recalibrate measures to support an efficient and resilient market.

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covid increasing in worldwide...

Asiabio Capital lets Netx buy this glove maker

AT no enough money...

Acquired Pearl Glove sdn bhd need 11 mil

no third party investor want buy high

Acquired Pearl Glove sdn bhd need 11 mil, AT no enough money...Netx buy the glove maker