haloo wanna ask your opinion. Should I buy this share. Why u so against this share. I mean why so enthusiastic about keep mentioning how bad this stock is. I see u here almost daily. I wonder why? Just asking I'm monitoring this share for now.
News about fintech, 5G, digital banking services and strategic biz alliance or mergers/acquisitions related to xox should boost its share price if any :)
KUALA LUMPUR: XOX Bhd has formed a strategic collaboration with Alipay Labs (Singapore) Pte Ltd, an affiliate company of Chinese billionaire Jack Ma's Ant Group Co Ltd, to offer blockchain-based solutions in the Asia Pacific region including Malaysia.
Alipay is the largest player in China's 430 trillion yuan third-party mobile payments market, according to the market research firm Qianzhan.
For remembrance only. Yesterday the volume traded was moving closer to 500 m shares+ when the share price reached ~30sen. May history repeats itself anytime? :) what If those recent PPs were bought by ant group? :)
The signing of the agreement with Alipay Labs seems timely given that Ant Group will launch an initial public offering (IPO) this year.
Ant Group, the payment- and finance-focused sister company of the Chinese e-commerce titan Alibaba founded by Ma.
Shares of XOX attracted heavy interest today.
It rose 4.5 sen or 18 per cent to reach a four-year high of 30 sen in afternoon trade.
The stock closed 29.5 sen.
It was also the most active stock on Bursa Malaysia with around 563.1 million shares traded.
Probably, he bought xox at 39.5sen, now very bitter with xox share buyers at ~25% of his purchase price or he is a psycho hahaha
@kavidharan89 haloo wanna ask your opinion. Should I buy this share. Why u so against this share. I mean why so enthusiastic about keep mentioning how bad this stock is. I see u here almost daily. I wonder why? Just asking I'm monitoring this share for now. 08/12/2020 12:15 AM
In a statement, the stock exchange regulator said the expanded framework would result in market makers having greater flexibility to quote prices and respond to market demands.
KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia Bhd has expanded its market-making framework in an effort to increase market efficiency and promote liquidity and depth.
In a statement, the stock exchange regulator said the expanded framework would result in market makers having greater flexibility to quote prices and respond to market demands.
“Market-makers are an integral part of the ecosystem, improving market efficiency and providing greater liquidity, especially for less traded and less liquid stocks.
“As such, we believe this expansion will further enhance the attractiveness and competitiveness of the capital market, thereby enticing more investors and market participants, ” it added.
With the new changes in the expanded market making framework, Bursa Malaysia said it aimed to improve market-makers’ ability to manage risk by hedging their exposure to price volatility in the underlying securities. The changes include “qualifying criteria for foreign entities to participate as a market-maker has been expanded to allow for foreign entities that meet the prescribed criteria in the rules of Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd to register as a market-maker.”
Besides that, Bursa Malaysia has introduced a new category of market makers called the derivatives specialists who would be allowed to utilise the permitted short selling (PSS) framework for market making.
“A derivatives specialist will be permitted to carry out PSS on the underlying securities of the single stocks futures contract or stock option contract which are approved securities, as part of the market-making activities of the derivatives specialist in the derivatives market.
“An entity that has been appointed by Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Bhd (BMD) as a market maker in respect of single stock futures contract or stock options contract may apply to Bursa Securities to be registered as a derivatives specialist, ” said Bursa Malaysia.
However, it added there are currently no single stock option contracts listed on BMD.
Moreover, Bursa Malaysia said the existing market makers of structured warrants (SW), single stock options and single stock futures would also be allowed to undertake PSS.
It noted that the expansion of the PSS framework would allow market makers to execute PSS of the SW, single stock options and single stock futures.
“For market makers of SW, PSS will facilitate the issuance of single stock put warrants which often require market makers to short sell the underlying shares to hedge their put warrant position, ” Bursa Malaysia said.
bagus , xox juga bekerjasama dengan Alipay of any group Dalam Blockchain.
banyak applications BANGKOK: Tax collection by the Excise Department will be boosted by blockchain technology from next year, said director general Lavaron Sangsnit.
Blockchain will be introduced early next year for taxation of imports, then for exported oil products in the first quarter. The department is seeking ways to boost revenue without raising taxes by adopting new technology to enhance collection systems, Lavaron said.
Its use will enable the departments of Excise, Customs, and Revenue to share information on a real-time basis, making it harder to evade tax. — The Nation/ANN
XOX in pact with Alipay Labs to offer blockchain solutions in Asia Pacific

26 Aug 2020 — XOX Bhd has formed a strategic collaboration with Alipay Labs (Singapore) Pte Ltd, an affiliate of Chinese billionaire Jack Ma's Ant Group ...
Type of Meeting Extraordinary Indicator Notice of Meeting Description Notice of Extraordinary General Meeting ("EGM")
The EGM will be conducted fully virtual at the Broadcast Venue, the members are advised to refer to the Administrative Guide on the registration and voting process for the said meeting. Date of Meeting 10 Dec 2020 Time 11:00 AM
Venue(s) Broadcast Venue at Lot 8.1, 8th Floor, Menara Lien Hoe No. 8 Persiaran Tropicana Tropicana Golf
HONG KONG: Strong financial markets, investor appetite and liquidity are set to make December unusually warm for fundraising activity in Asia after already clocking a record this year with US$355.4bil raised, according to financial advisors.
The first four days of December saw 43 deals in Asia raise US$12.7bil, Refinitiv data showed, three times the amount of the same period last year, with Hong Kong and China accounting for the biggest share.
At least US$3bil worth of initial public offerings (IPOs) are likely to be finalised in Hong Kong this month, according to bankers working on those deals.
Those transactions will further bolster this year’s all-time high, which so far represents a 56.3% increase over the same period last year, and will eclipse the previous record of US$306.2bil in 2010, Refinitiv data showed.
The Asia capital raising rush is a major fee earner for investment banks in the region which could help offset a decline in income in other key areas of their businesses around the world.
“Stocks in November have had one of the best months ever and we are seeing sustained inflows into global equities,” said William Smiley, co-head of equity capital markets in Asia ex-Japan at Goldman Sachs. “With significant demand for emerging markets and China growth, Asia is at the heart of that activity.”
Travel restrictions due to the Covid-19 pandemic have also resulted in executives and bankers in regional hubs such as Hong Kong cancelling traditional December and January holiday plans, meaning there has been no slowdown in deals.
“There are still sizeable transactions going on and it seems there will still be quite a bit of activity well into December,” said Herbert Smith Freehills China managing partner Matt Emsley, adding there was “a solid pipeline” going into next year.
An equity capital markets banker at a Wall Street lender in Hong Kong said there was no doubt the run will be sustained at least until year-end. “There’s no such thing as a weekend at the moment,” said the banker. One lawyer said Saturday evening phone calls with directors were now common ahead of deals launching early the following week.
Smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp raised US$3.91bil in an equity top-up placement and convertible bond sale last week, the largest deal of its type ever carried out in Hong Kong. — Reuters
Xiaomi pun Ada pp Kan? sungguh bergaya :) Smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp raised US$3.91bil in an equity top-up placement and convertible bond sale last week, the largest deal of its type ever carried out in Hong Kong. — Reuters
Vun has had several issues with the Securities Commission Malaysia and, in 2009, had to restitute RM2.496 million — being the amount of company funds that he had caused to be misused for his personal benefit, according to the regulator — to his then flagship FTEC Resources Bhd.
satu syer biasa dapat 3/8 warrant c percuma. Beli syer biasa 11sen tolak warrant percuma 3sen=8sen , andaikan harga warrant c 8sen, war b kini 8.5-9sen
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next stage tranche 5. buy n sell 10sen