this article has NOTHING to do with CTOS

foreverchung, what business is not "opportunitic"? You are naive to think that we are all here in this forum to sing kumbaya and hug each other.

I think cannot deny that PMX has done his job pulling tech giants to come to malaysia, giving our local companies lots of opportunities.

Gone case, big fish all took their Dividend and Equity gains and left AHEALTH to go pump tech. Big trend TA says it will return to RM1.00. It was a good ride though.

Next major resistance is RM3.40

I hate to panjang cerita la, but if you have lived overseas for a period of time, you'll know such credit rating agencies are very common and dishing out credit scores IS one of their products. The purpose of their existence IS to circumvent the banks as the main lending institution.

Analyst will tell you one story in public and write a different story for their sharks. As for this court case, it is a no case, the appeals court will throw out the lower court's ruling because the judge could not keep his own opinion to himself. The person who will suffer is the mak cik who won the case, but due to the mulut celupar of the judge, her win will have to be turned into a loss.

Duopharma Biotech Clinches MYR578 million Supply Deals

https://www.tradingview.com/news/mtnewswires.com:20240501:G2361746:0/

CharlieM, then you need to take your nickname's sake, Charlie Munger's advice and invest in great companies. FFB for me is a great company that is part of our local food security ecosystem, meaning the government will do everything in its power to allow for FFB to remain 100% locally owned and production is fully local.

CharlieM, it went down to the lowest at 99 sen. The reason you didn't buy was it because you didn't know how much further it could fall?

Markv572421, what happened? Sold too early? Lol!

MULTIEVER, why you even in this forum if you do not like nor hold FFB shares? Don't stress yourself, just go back to DLady forum and you'll be blissfully happy with your decision.

CharlieM, here is your free answer.

"FFB owns one of the largest remaining gene banks of the original Australian Friesian Sahiwal (AFS) cattle globally. AFS genes are resistant to high humidity and temperatures, which is typical of Malaysian weather."

FFB owns the genetic rights to this breed of cow, so essentially this Intellectual Property is worth more than the milk. They sell cow sperm.

MULTIEVER what's your problem?

madmusrz, KWAP, KWSP, and other such large funds are not making trades by the one fund manager, they have many fund managers so that's why you'll see on the same day they will buy in and sell on the same day. Because each Fund Manager have their own KPI and risk appetite, so they'll operate independently.

Genting invested $111.8m in 2012, no wonder the CEO so desperate for results, Uncle Lim says "your time is up".
https://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/taurx-pharmaceuticals-receives-111-8m-commitment-from-genting-to-prepare-for-market

This TauRX seems very desperate to push through their unproven Alzheimer drug. Failed to show any significant results in 3-4 Phase 3 trials (human trials) and as a result they used unorthodox research methodologies to get their desired outcome.

https://www.alzforum.org/news/conference-coverage/taurx-parses-subgroups-make-case-methylene-blue-derivative-again

DLady will collapse at around RM36.00. After you Sell DLady remember come back pump FFB ya.

If don't know how to hold then just sell. Free yourself from the stress.

CTOS, Experion and other such companies are the norm around the world, and a simple court ruling isn't going to change that trend. The judge was being too clever with his ruling, it will be overturned in the Appeals court. The judge also did a disservice to the lady suing CTOS, both parties could've ended the saga there and CTOS would just Appeal as a formality, but now CTOS will have to fight tooth and nail to get the ruling overturned because the judge did not keep his personal feelings to himself.

One man's inability to see value is another's opportunity to buy at below market value

alibii, 1mil shares is a drop in the ocean for EPF

Don't need to read the law on credit info we also know that this law was meant to setup companies like CTOS to dish out credit scoring la. As i've said, this judge was trying to be funny by interpreting it word for word, and thiscredit scoring thing something common around the world. Without such credit scoring institutions, banks will be operating very inefficiently, each bank will have a different scoring method and that will lead to weaker credit control because each bank will keep lowering their criteria to approve loans and will snowball into the infamous Sub-Prime loan scenario of 2008.

Kobay boss already ready to retire la, now just play with own stock price.

Wah, this stock still going down ah? and now our wonderful gomen thinking of enforcing minimum wage of RM3000 for university grads, Oppstar might as well tapao and move to India where the engineers are abundant and cheap. The name Oppstar also suei 1... like a hiccup, "Opps"

The judge's family member might've been rejected by CTOS before! Lol! People need to look themselves in the mirror, most times those that get rejected by banks have spotted financial history already, so don't act so innocent. Many after knowing their reputation with the financial institutions are tarnished, instead of rebuilding their credit score, they choose to continue with their stubborn ways.

Dead cat bounce? Omg, go find out what defines that movement first.
EPF trading share price won't show for some time? You don't see it because the announcement only comes out the following days.

Go to hell la Zaid, understand the local socio-economics? The reason banks, even your so-called Islamic banks, racially profile the Malays and put high barriers for them to overcome because they have "socio-economically" tendencies for not servicing their loans. So you can't blame the banks, non-bumi malaysians, and CTOS for your "socio-economic" failings.

Analisa yg bodoh. Bukannya D&O yg berperang harga, dlm situasi begini, supplier lah yg untung sbb pengilang perlu pam volume lagi tinggi utk turunkan kos mereka. Kekadang kena hati2 baca report percuma fund2 nih, report diorg bertalam dua muka, utk awam satu cerita dongeng, utk pelabur VVIP mereka report yg cun.

haziqaz, kurangkan baca media dongeng. Kes CTOS kalah nih sgt terperinci, kebanyakan individu yg kena reject dgn bank nih mmg ada masalah kewangan je.

Kenanga always a sourpuss one la... Their fund manager always miss out on trends then come out with negative TP report to pee on other people. Lol!

Oh and the point of sharing my experience is that CTOS is basically a copy of what other countries have, it is meant to exist by the encouragement of the government and banking sector. So the judge can make whatever judgement he wants, the Appeals is going to overturn in the best interest of the nation.

I can share my own experience using CTOS to whip my company's debtors into paying on a timely matter. Malaysian businesses are famous for not paying , but since the introduction of CTOS, we just report them in CTOS system and like magic tomorrow they'll call to beg us to remove the report. Why they desperate? Because whatever loans they taking with bank(s) will be stopped and the banks will tell them to settle this report first. My company have retrieved hundreds of thousands from such bad debtors. Another benefit of CTOS for companies is that if i report this client to CTOS, all the other suppliers of this client will also receive a report mentioning they have been "CTOS-ed". Sometimes my AR department will get notified by Astro, Maxis, TM, TNB, etc etc of companies not paying their bills. LOL! So Yes, we AR (Accounts Receivable department) LoVe~ CTOS, and so do our Bosses! LOL!

Logically speaking, institutions will still invest in CTOS, you can talk until the cows come home and their support will still be there. Institutional investors would've known of this ongoing lawsuit and didn't affect their decision to invest more into CTOS, the sell off today is from shortsellers who are taking advantage of the negative ruling by the judge.

Thanks to the short sellers, got opportunity to buy at basement price! LOL!

The judge also not an industry expert, his ruling that CTOS cannot create its own credit rating will be overturned in the appeals court because this is the norm of credit data agencies to unlock value through innovative use of the data. If all credit data agencies were to just act as depositories then big data will fail all over the world. Furthermore, this ruling if allowed to stand will be detrimental to our data analysis industry because it ties everyone's hands to only looking at data but cannot say anything. This judge should have had an expert witness or practice some restraint in his ruling.

3 Black crows appeared, take some profit first then wait for it to fall to support.

If break above 1.44 by tmr or next tuesday, can go all in

Then when the price explode up every naysayer here will start moaning and whining "oh last time i buy X.XX, then sell all, if i hold then now will be X.XX" LOL!!! Save these types of comments for your grandkids.

So long as this dumb CEO and his equally dumb mother is in control of Genting, no need to hope for big gains. Any gains they will sapu for themselves first.

Cup & Handle breakout.

The problem is, can GS repatriated earnings cover up for the stup1d1ty of that useless mother and son?

500K SQFT with estimated RM1.2mil/month revenue. Shah Alam warehouse rental per sqft is RM2.00+/-, so with the given input, Swift is renting it out at RM2.40/sqft, but by arm's length rental from its associate company, it would be somewhere in the ballpark of RM2.00/sqft, meaning Swift is only making about RM0.40/sqft, times that by 500k sqft, Swift is making RM200,000/month from subletting.

Kenanga always sore loser 1 la, that's why their fund don't go anywhere, its a piggybank and retirement fund for their founders

ken2004, before you do that, ask yourself, who owns majority of AAX? Think it through.

AAX is literally buying a timebomb and investors here are cheering? o_o"

80gram, you might want to research a bit more about the airline industry. Airlines don't make profit. They generate revenue and cashflow only.

Hold up, why are AAX investors jumping for joy and CapA selling off? Shouldn't it be the other way around? Or has the news not yet sink in properly for both sides? CapA is literally getting the better end of the deal here guys.

Hold up, why are AAX investors jumping for joy and CapA selling off? Shouldn't it be the other way around? Or has the news not yet sink in properly for both sides? CapA is literally getting the better end of the deal here guys.

SSLee's sharing of CapA's problems should be welcomed, because the matter of is this, most of us who are bullish about CapA's future are trading solely based on sentiment whether we like to admit it or not, including myself. I say trading because it has no financial fundamentals to back is as an investable company, which is why institutions don't put their money in PN17 companies until Bursa has vetted them by lifting that status.