There are 460,000 SHORTS @ 98.75c avg...unusually large volume for a such a small issued free float tickets counter. If the pushers are sadistic, they will keep the price ABOVE $1 all day so these shorties will be forced to buy back @ a loss...😉
Here's the summary of my rescue operation: wagered 10,460.55 for 17,100 shrs in my margin a/c fr as little as 55.27c in Jan '23 to as much as 80.75c recently to rescue 5,300 shrs bought from '15-'16 @ $1.9724 avg, lowering the cost to 96.774c after including $738.12 in margin interest. Bought another 14,700 in non-margin accounts last yr & traded in & out of these, generating $667.89 of short-term profit in '23. SOLD 6,000 on 17/4 for $1.0386 avg, 3,400 on 18/4 for $1.0397 avg & another 7,700 @ $1.0094 avg today, generating $1,008 in net profit after interest, clearing the margin long position completely in the process. Left 10,700 shrs in hand, fully paid, @ an avg cost of less than 90c...not counting $1,707.11 in dividends & trading gains dating back to 2013 🤗
Isn't it just sooo interesting that when it's really LOW & worth(to the power of 8) buying, nobody is interested & even those who believe(forumer shareprofit) are shaken out easily below 90c. When it goes above $1.10, $1.20, then all the usual cartoon characters like reverse indicator pang72 & paktua will start to show up to try to catch the last few cents of profit as the stock is peaking...NONE who participated when it was still a penny stock (except me) are still hanging around: all new participants when it goes higher will have never touched the stock when it was 50-90c...
🎼La la LAAAAAaaa 🎶 Keep last few lots to see if it can come close to my original entry of $1.97 in 2015/2016! Already bagged $1,211.32 of profit & stopped the margin interest of $50/mth. Now holding tight to see if the floating gain of $1,400 can grow further!🤗
1.Naim owns 24.22% of Dayang. 2. Dayang market cap is 3.57 billion as of end of today. 3. Naim owns 24.22 % of RM3.57b of Dayang market cap which is RM 864 million. 4. Naim market cap as of today is only RM 719 million.
SO BUY HEXCAP NOW BELOW 70 SEN AS IT WILL ALSO GO UP
SEE
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Posted by tankahban > 13 hours ago | Report Abuse
RM 90 billion capex is a huge, say 20% awarded to Transgrid = 90 billion x 20% = RM 18 billion in 6 years Hexcap owned 49% of the Transgrid = RM 18 billion x 49% = RM 8.82 billion Assumpt the profit margin is 18% = RM 8.82 billion x 18% = RM 1.59 billion profit before tax RM 1.59b divided by 6 years = RM 265 million profit annually
Tall tale by calvin tan, spinner king of jurong west. In i3, if it's not declared shortly after the purchase, it's not believable, especially given the track record of honesty nowadays in m'sia/s'pore!🤔 Pure coincidence that I also SOLD a little bit @ $1.42 this morning to cement 968 sessions of profit successively!
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Posted by calvintaneng > 3 weeks ago | Report Abuse
Dompeilee escaped from lots of rubbish stocks but some like Kps and Naim are ok
Kps has sold King Koil and will give 4.5 sen dividend soon. If sell more to unlock cash then Kps can turn into a Pelikan
For Naim you can see how Dompeilee is so excitedly buying more and more cheap Naim in Naim tread
Naim has top 1, 2 & 4 positions in Dayang
Dayang share price up from Rm1.10 to Rm2.38 while Naim still not moving
Since Naim holds 280 mil shares of Dayang as top holder it has Rm664 millions cash alone in Dayang. Translated it is about Rm1.32 cash per share
As such she saw Naim at 78 sen she just screamed her head out and connot resist buying more cheap Naim
Tell you what Dompeilee
Go call up Secretary Madam Ong of Naim Holdings
Tell them just sell some Dayang shares to reward shareholders then Naim will fly up
Go do something productive