Xing Quan is a China shoemaker company but listed in Malaysia. Xing Quan don't sell shoes in Malaysia and only sell shoes in China. It has been doing very very well in China with a recorded strong growth to its order of about 56%, equivalent to about a total
of RMB500 million (RM248 million) in its recently concluded Spring/Summer
2010 Sales Fair compared to the same event last year.
TalkandShare.com has a forum entry about KPJ at KPJ HealthCare.
The stock was valued at RM3.04 last month and it was recommended by Leremy to buy. Today it is valued at RM4.20.
An announcement is made yesterday that KPJ is going to...
1. Split the share from RM1.00 into RM0.50. 2. After the split, KPJ is going to give bonus issue of 1 share for every 4 shares you got. 3. And right after that, KPJ is going to give another bonus, a warrant for every 4 shares you got.
That basically means, if you got 8000 shares, it will become 20000 shares + 5000 warrants when everything is accumulated.
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sell your shares at your own risk, absolutely.
If you have ever paid or are thinking of paying ' Coffee Money' when stopped for traffic or other offences, DON'T EVER Do This Again.
The traffic department (JPJ) has recently started a campaign to be rid of corruption. Every Officer on duty will be rewarded with RM100.00 if they report each case of bribery to the department.
This is how they do (trick you into) it. They will note down the details of your IC/MyKad, and ask you how you want to settle ( 'Macam mana nak selesai?')
If you indicate yes or even offer to give them any money, they will report the incident by rejecting your 'Kopi Money' and get the RM100.00 instead as an incentive for their integrity and 'Honest' pubicity.
This means that You will end up having a summon issued to you and perhaps a charge for bribery.
SO DON'T PAY DUIT KOPI AGAIN, especially if you hope to go free with a lesser amount of money compared to the fine. Even if you want to pay over RM200, the JPJ Officers would rather have a 'good' name than to take your kopi money.
Just beware of their trick because the cops are now accumulating 'cookies' points for their promotion and pay increment - with your help if possible.
Looks like the market will not reverse any time now. If history is any guide, it's odds on that the market will go on from strength to strength. New birds are probably waiting in the wings. Once these newbies come into the market in droves, completely convinced, that "this time it's different," will the market reverse direction. Presently the market is firmly embedded in an uptrend. A glance at the chart will quickly confirm this.
The market is strongest at or near the top, so the saying goes. Today's volume is less than 1.3 billion. This is a far cry from the historic high of more than 4.2 billion shares traded in a single day. The majority of investors and speculators are still not convinced that this market is sustainable. Beaten by the bears of yesteryear, they are still controlled by fear. But as the market gathers momentum positively, this fear will soon give way to greed. When that happens, the market will explode to the upside. All hell will break lose and cautious will be thrown to the wind. Rises will be phenomenal and the next day taken as a certainty of more rises. Everywhere people will be talking about the market. From shoeshine boys and ice cream sellers to company executives and business tycoons, their topic will be the stock market. This will then be a sure sign that the market is coming to an end.
Savvy investors will sense this as a golden opportunity to sell and unload their shares as quickly as possible. The naive and the not-so-experienced will rush in to buy. At the most unexpected moment, the market will reverse. Suddenly, there are no more buyers. Prices will retreat at an alarming rate and soon the market will be back to square one. By then millions and millions of shares would have changed hands. The smart laugh all the way to the banks while unintelligent ones are left holding the "babies". The stock market is not the place for you to have fun. You need to know fundamental and technical analysis if you want to have any chance to come out unscathed in this jungle where survival is of the fittest.
This production video of a funeral scene by Yasmin Ahmad actually moved my heart. Is is the small little thing someone did that actually create an impact in your life. 5 Stars to this video.
