I think KYY average price is 0.5-0.6 only... Depends on when he wanna stop pump and start dump lo... Now ald ~ 50% earning for him. Hopefully he goreng high for us... haha...
moneykj Yes, is a bad counter for many ppl. I purposely choose this bad counter to compete with BinaPui. One is heaven and another is hell in Calvin's eye. See how the price going? 24/10/2016 19:21
Ok, Ok,
Last time someone from Investlah posted PI CORP Versus PM CORP. PM CORP CAME OUT THE WINNER FINALLY!
Above is Calvin the sorchai reply to my comment last year. What's his Binapui price now? Now proven he knows nothing in share market but try to act like sifu. Pui..
there are lots of imperatives why smart people are interested. First visit their web site.
It is a contractor like no others in Malaysia with 15,000 staff in 15 countries.. Last year , it suffered a $ 100 million write off on a Singapore investment but this will not recur. This year, the company promises you record revenue ( > $ 2 billion ) and record orders. It was listed in 2013 reached a high of $ 1.80 then with revenue of $ 1 billion...Tan Sri has been very active in promoting his shares to investors / fund managers recently.
note...I bot around 50 and sold around 70 + already. It was another sailang stock just like Jaks.
Manmy, 50% where got enough.. If follow Jaks model, at least 1.00 then only move sideways. My paper gain as my cushion to see their last card, the coming q results.
Basing on Technical Price Charts this stock is now on the price recovery mode.Can likely offer some relief to those newbies and investors who have bought the stock.Time and opportunity to average up and then take profits.The MA,MACD and RSI charts support the bullish view.Barring any adverse news development the uptick in the stock price is intact.
KUALA LUMPUR: MALAYSIAN utility giants’ intent of building power plants in Indonesia could materialise sooner than expected as the Indonesian government is easing way of doing business and simplifying regulation processes.
Indonesian Liaison Minister in charge of bringing Malaysian investments Eko Putro Sandjojo told NST Business that any regulation process that can dampen foreign direct investments would be looked into.
For example, Indonesia was now in the midst of allowing the import and export of power supply with other countries.
NST Business understands that Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) would resume its US$1.6 billion (RM7.08 billion) project plan in Riau, Sumatera, in a partnership with Indonesia’s PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) after hitting a snag early this year.
A potential coal power plant project in North Kalimantan to provide cross-border supply of power to Sabah and Indonesian market could join the Riau prospect as TNB’s latest entry into the republic.
The Indonesian government’s call for smoother investment processes could also positively impact YTL Corp Bhd’s US$2.6 billion second power plant in Tanjung Jati and Eversendai Corp Bhd’s desire to build a power plant there.
Eko was, here, last week for the Indonesia-Malaysia business networking session, where he had private meetings with Federal Land Development Authority (Felda), TNB, YTL Corp and Eversendai, among others, to discuss their respective projects and plans in Indonesia.
He said Indonesia aims to replicate the same win-win situation model like that of Felda’s 37 per cent stake acquisition in PT Eagle High Plantations Tbk (EHP), where the latter benefited from the former’s investment and expertise.
Eko, who is also Indonesian Rural Minister, said he was thankful and welcomed Felda’s US$505 million (RM2.2 billion) investment into EHP as it could help develop the rural areas.
The country, he said, was committed to addressing other challenges of doing business, including bureaucracy and finding the right partner as it sees Malaysia as one of its key investors.
The Indonesian daily news portal, Metrotvnews previously reported that the Indonesian government was hopeful of attracting 20 trillion rupiah (RM6.6 billion) worth of investments from Malaysia.
“The president was keen to bring investments into Indonesia. He has appointed 12 ministers to solve problems of doing business in the country. My job is to take care of Malaysian investments into Indonesia,” said Eko.
“We are in the midst of deregulating and have 13 or 15 economic packages to make it easier to do business in Indonesia.
“In terms of ranking in doing business, we had jumped from the 106 position to 91 and hopefully we would improve further,” he added.
Q1 Report keluar hujung bulan depan, ada masa sebulan lagi, mungkin boleh pergi RM1 sebelum Q report keluar, dan jika Q report tunjukan peningkatan, akan berlegar atas RM1. Come on sendai !
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Posted by joyceln > 2017-04-20 20:36 | Report Abuse
M happy with today's closing. Hope tomorrow will continue to move up.