One of the ARBB's executive director, Larry Liew is so damn good in doing business! He won the Super Golden Bull award! His company so profitable until no one dare to buy his company's share and it drops from 8 cents to 3 cents in just 6 months!! So profitable! That's why I recommend ARBB too!
Oh, I forgot to mention the name of his company. It's called Ageson!! I recommend Ageson too. It's going to have a share consolidation with rights issue with 33% discount! BUY BUY BUY
Promoters like swimwithsharkss also highly recommend both AGESON and ARBB stocks! Despite dropping more than 50% of its original worth few months ago, he kept recommend it. So, both of these stocks sure must be profitable for retail investors as well!!!!
Here's the link to his blog articles!! All very quality and logically convincing articles!! They will help you in believing in both of these companies more!! $$$$$$ These articles also tell you why the actions of these companies are very justifiable, especially rights issue! As a retailer, my money is not important, what's important is the company and the boss. This is what I learnt from the writer himself! https://klse.i3investor.com/web/blog/index/sss
I see that this counter should be ok. FYR set is good.NTA of 0.48 cts is very good.Revenue good.YOY EPS us good.The only not good is no dividen even company makes good profit.My guess next FYR will be much better since demand for woods might be better as 700 houses were inferno around 2 weeks ago.
Cloud ERP: Rise of the industry cloud There is a new variable in the build or buy debate, and it’s all about the way cloud-based services connect internal and external business processes
Transforming old-school industries Take the automotive industry, for example. Each day, one autonomous car — with hundreds of sensors — may gather over 25 gigabytes of data. At scale, this amasses exabytes of data for the companies that manufacture them. These sensors have turned the proverbial garden hose into a fire hydrant, flooding organizations with data. If this volume of data is moved to the cloud and leveraged strategically, the impact could be massive.
For instance, if an automotive manufacturer starts collecting and analyzing data from sensors in cars, it could share that data with insurance providers to fundamentally change the way insurance policies are created. The safer the driver, the lower the monthly payment. Beyond that, they could even partner with city and state governments to share insights on driving behavior, informing new roadways and detecting poor conditions — altering the look and feel of today’s cities.
Smart meter manufacturers are making similar moves to harness the full potential of their data. Smart meters, which monitor energy consumption, continuously gather data that is vital to meeting energy needs across communities. This data is crucial for utility companies: not only informing reliability and maintenance measures, as well as pricing structures, but also fueling green initiatives to reduce carbon emissions. Working hand-in-hand with utility companies, smart meter manufacturers could be an essential accelerator of a more sustainable future.
How do we succeed in using IoT data strategically? To create a world in which legacy companies, en masse, use IoT data strategically, the cloud needs to be more accessible. While the benefits of the cloud are widely recognized, the challenges of getting data there at scale, quickly and securely, have made it wildly under-utilized.
Massive, unstructured IoT data workloads — typically stored at the edge or on-premise — require infrastructure that not only handles big data inflows, but directs traffic to ensure that data gets where it needs to be without disruption or downtime. This is no easy feat when it comes to data sets in the petabyte and exabyte range, but this is the essential challenge: prioritizing the real-time activation of data at scale. By building a foundation that optimizes the capture, migration, and usage of IoT data, these companies can unlock new business models and revenue streams that fundamentally alter their effects on the world around us.
The rising data tide lifts all boats As legacy companies start to embrace their IoT data, cloud service providers should take notice. Cloud adoption, long understood to be a priority among businesses looking to better understand their consumers, will become increasingly central to the transformation of traditional companies. The cloud and the services delivered around it will serve as a highway for manufacturers or utilities to move, activate, and monetize exabytes of data that are critical to businesses across industries. As these companies gradually make this transition from hardware producers to data aggregators, the very business models that shape our world will begin to evolve.
As a investor, we don't need to be triggered when somemore said you said bodoh, You loss money is your business, you earn money , he also won't have any benefit. Dog always like to bark, so just let them bark .
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