2.01 now, engine died again

Totally no followers, Lol

Churning time AGAIN !

ZERO volume!

L A R I

Haha big churning by KYY/CHL of 950,000 shares at 2.01 at 10.58am, Caught!

Stupid stupid counter, who want to buy? Lol

DPS Resources Bhd 低能笨贼被擒记
http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/dpsresources/68610.jsp

Whole day volume value is only $90,000+, Lol how to goreng?

First leg distribution started today as can be seen from the big volume but flat price, if you have profit unload some first

I don't think so lah. Those 5000 block put up and churned into another account lah, not genuine buy&sell

Sow Chin Chuan the jagapintu had to eat all the rights shares himself, Lol

RM 32.3m raised, after paying TA Securities for the RI exercise, only left with RM30m, not even enough to pay banks' debts ! Lol

Instead of the proposed 528m shares, only 323m shares taken up, Lol

Rights Issue UNDER SUBSDRIBED, only 61.32% taken !

Thats right

Now only 1.82, 1 sen also bang head? Lol

All busy selling? No one talk?

If the crime evidence keep coming out like this, I will lodge a report to SC, MACC, the police and Income Tax dept

http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/marketpulse/68157.jsp

Posted by dac99 > Jan 10, 2015 03:33 PM | Report Abuse
salted fish,so easy meh?nothing to prove oso......

Just wait and see

Arrest will be made soon!

Lol, at 0.70 nobody look at it

Lari lah dah naik 3 hari

最爽的时候就是悲剧的开始，切记切记！

乐極生悲

Waiting to read newspaper headlines soon :

All DPS Resources Directors Nabbed For Money Laundering

If the Sow Chin Chuan kena tangkap habis terus this company!

Dont play2 with 1Mtalkingkangkung's tips, real chun one

All survived, only at beaten prices

Nanyang said today in a technical chart that the immediate resistance is at 1.90

无心看了

Yes taiko is in action, obviously

1MtalkingKangkung
S T A Y C L E A R
Corporate typhoon coming in this stock
05/01/2015 23:01

Get out fast !

Even nosedive also no point buying, because Sow Chin Chuan is a conman famous in Melaka

RI sure underwater, just wait for the nose dive!

Even if it can touch 0.10 so what, the RI also 0.10, Lol.

Haha, Sangharimau challenged for a bet at 1.61 yet no one dares, Lol

打回原形

Why so pessimistic? Market is full of ups and downs

无力回天

Strong USD lifts all furnitures exporters

Haha still got a few big trees ting zhi lah

有空头一定通知你

The man from the land under the wind, how are you? Happy New Year

Haha Chua YH how are you? Lol

Best wishes to every Hevearistas !

Lai liao

Ask KBYap

Posted by KBYap > Dec 28, 2014 08:50 AM | Report Abuse

Furniture makers face labour and rubberwood shortage

By CHONG CHEE SEONG
MUAR
johor@nstp.com.my

MALAYSIAN furniture manufacturers are facing two acute problems -- shortage of labour and rubberwood -- resulting in a 4.6 per cent drop in the country's total export last year.
Johor Furniture Association president Bo Eng Chee said the country's export from January to November in 2010 was RM7.3 billion as compared with RM6.9 billion in the same period of last year.

He said the drop affected the export of wooden, metal and plastic furniture.

Bo, who is also the Muar Furniture Association (MFA) president, said the MFA and the Malaysian Timber Industry Board would jointly submit a memorandum to the Plantation Industries and Commodities Ministry next month to address the two problems.

He said the shortage of rubberwood in the country had resulted in the price of the wood going up from RM1,400 to RM1,800 per metric tonne since last October.

He called on the government to stop the export of rubberwood and ensure a sufficient supply for the domestic market.

On the shortage of foreign labour, Bo said the implementation of the amnesty programme (codenamed 6P) for legal and illegal foreign workers was the main cause.

He said the shortage compelled furniture manufacturers to reject foreign orders for fear of it affecting their production and delivery of export goods.

Bo said it had a significant impact on export, adding that the furniture industry is one of Muar's economic lifelines and accounted for about 45 per cent of national furniture export.

He said a good opportunity had come to Malaysia in recent years when China's furniture industry lost its competitive edge and manufactuers in Thailand were affected by floods.

"Unfortunately, we are unable to capitalise on it because of the lack of workers and rubberwood."

Bo said the government should formulate a plan to ensure a sustainable supply of foreign workers and rubberwood to avoid interruptions in plant operations which have adverse effects on productivity.

He said with the introduction of the 6P programme, the industry was facing a 30 to 50 per cent drop in foreign labour, forcing small factories to close down.

The 6P programme comprises registration, legalisation, amnesty, supervision, enforcement and deportation of foreign workers.

Bo called on the government to monitor the programme closely to prevent job-hopping of legalised foreign workers.


The problems only can get more acute.

Revengers of Calvin please get off from here, Thank you