Feigo...looks like the Chairman tak tepat lo....applied since April 2012 till now still no approval....I think kena rejection chance is very high...it will be terrible news...once warrants listed....I think that could be the end game....I quite agree that they will push for the warrants listing...as it is taking a bit long to list it...meaning they are absorbing the weak holders after the X-bonus date...enjoy the last ride...
Never trust an ACE counter...ACE = Another Con Enterprise ! BUT if you can make $ out of it...go for it ! Remember....never dive in when running high....instead....should do only sell ! ACE counters are like China stocks..full of creative accounting methods used...only fools will be attracted... If you scan through all the ACE IPOs....your can tell their highs are always on the first year of listing & their lows are after that... BUT they always come up with new plans to draw you in again....like Sanachi is the latest....before that are Instaco, RA....
winwinwin i 100% agreed with you.....don invest long term in ACE counter.....or don invest at all in Always Cheating Entreprenuer many of this kind of counter always make their account look good when go for listing...... later you will see the urgy of their account follow by rights issue to pump in money again.... at the end delisted from KLSE....
Yes, investing gurus say that people in certain age brackets should have their portfolios allocated a certain way, but if you can't sleep at night when your investments are down 15% for the year and the year isn't even over, you may need to change your asset allocation. Investments are supposed to provide you with a sense of financial security, not a sense of panic. But wait - don't sell anything while the market is down, or you'll set those paper losses in stone. When market conditions improve is the time to trade in some of your stocks for bonds, or trade in some of your risky small-cap stocks for less volatile blue-chip stocks. If you have extra cash available and want to adjust your asset allocation while the market is down, however, you may be able to profit from infusing money into temporarily low-priced stocks with long-term value. The biggest risk is that overestimating your risk tolerance will cause you to make poor investment decisions.
Erm... Still hard to say, either 0.205 or 0.21, but for sure wont be 0.20, it depends how soon they want to goreng the counter... It seems they are waiting a right time or they still not accumulate enough?!
AMEDIA had executed a deed poll constituting the Free Warrants today and resolved to fix the exercise price of the Warrants at RM0.25 each. The exercise price per Warrant represents a premium of RM0.0378 over the theoretical ex-bonus price of RM0.2122 due to the Bonus Issue of Shares based on the five (5)-day volume weighted average market price of AMEDIA Shares up to and including 11 December 2012 of RM0.4243."
Finally...with the fixing of the warrant exercise price completed, will we see more exciting price actions from Amedia ???
Pleased be advised that AMEDIA's 250,800,000 Warrants issued pursuant to the Free Warrants Issue will be admitted to the Official List of Bursa Securities and the listing of and quotation for the Warrants on the ACE Market will be granted with effect from 9.00 a.m., Tuesday, 8 January 2013.
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
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Posted by winwinwin > 2013-01-01 16:58 | Report Abuse
Feigo...looks like the Chairman tak tepat lo....applied since April 2012 till now still no approval....I think kena rejection chance is very high...it will be terrible news...once warrants listed....I think that could be the end game....I quite agree that they will push for the warrants listing...as it is taking a bit long to list it...meaning they are absorbing the weak holders after the X-bonus date...enjoy the last ride...