@OpporturnityHunter, Yes. My friends being trapped by them before...Yet they still tried their luck entered 100k to 500k units at 0.15 to 0.2. Paper loss >50%...lol
@Happyday123, so pity your friend. Few weeks ago. There was one guy posted some very professional statement in Kstar if I am not mistaken. This guy show his calculation on how price will not drop after consolidation. He said 0.185 is the lowest and will not fall below 0.185 and shouted for buy call. He kept posting for few days. At that time, I was still thinking that if he was my STPM math teacher, I am will sure score A in STPM exam. So details and so professional and so convincing. I think many ppl bought at around 0.185 and after that kept dropping till 0.095 and this lecturer disappeared till today. So, don't listen to professional person here. @Goodday123, it is strange for you to spend so much time posting your statement here. you already expose your horse leg.
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 18): DGB Asia Bhd, a software and engineering solutions company, has emerged as a new substantial shareholder of ACE Market-listed PUC Bhd, after acquiring a 6.51% stake or 40.2 million shares in the open market.
In a bourse filing today, DGB said its wholly-owned subsidiary DGB Networks Sdn Bhd had acquired the shares in PUC during the period from Oct 12 to Nov 17 for a total of RM10.05 million.
"The PUC shares were acquired at prevailing market prices of PUC shares at the time of acquisition and were funded entirely from internal funds," it added.
DGB said the group intends to look into opportunities to capitalise on the new relationship with digital lifestyle service provider PUC, including the potential of sourcing related technology and future expansion of logistic services and other business opportunities.
"This acquisition is consistent with the DGB Group’s strategy to further increase potential revenue streams in online marketplace, advertising and media, and financial services from the synergisticcollaboration for the PUC and its subsidiaries.
"The acquisition will allow DGB Group to further improve its logistic services segment by leveraging on PUC’s capacity as the largest Malaysian homegrown online marketplace and payment solutions coupled with PUC’s strong foundation and expertise in integrated media services," it added.
DGB said the acquisition is also expected to allow the group to benefit from economies of scale and create synergies through collaboration and sharing of technical expertise, with an aim to enhance DGB Group’s financial performance and shareholders’ value.
KUALA LUMPUR (June 16): XOX Bhd has teamed up with DGB Networks Sdn Bhd to form a 50:50 net profit sharing partnership for the media management and advertising platform that will result from the national deployment of DGB Networks' next generation artificial intelligence (AI) vending machines.
In a bourse filing today, XOX said its unit XOX Media Sdn Bhd signed the joint venture (JV) agreement with DGB Networks as a follow up to the memorandum of understanding (MoU) entered between the two parties on April 16. The JV is for a period of 12 months.
“The parties are desirous of collaborating to monetise the media platform as an advertising, media and content provision business, through the organic increase of vending machine adoption as a source of sundry supplies.
DGB Networks will provide next generation vending machines, complete with AI and touch screen interface as part of its digital services for e-commerce players. The machines are cashless to promote the usage of digital wallets,” it said.
Under the agreement, XOX Media will provide connectivity of these machines to contribute to the seamless creation of a stable digital advertising network.
The company will roll out up to 400 machines to be strategically positioned in their key market areas, to increase its footprint through the country and increase reload touchpoints, prepaid and postpaid sale points, and automated onboarding through Know Your Customer registration on the touch screens.
“The digital environment in Malaysia has already begun to see an uptick in adoption of digital enterprises. Consumers become more tech-savvy as the issuance of Movement Control Order disrupted the daily routines. This marked an increase in data consumption, digital advertising and e-commerce adoption across the board,” said XOX.
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@Happyday123, do you trust what your brother Good123 said