Why Maxis is Getting Worse? |
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General Discussion
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Written by Leremy
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Tuesday, 25 November 2008 |
I have been using Maxis for the past 10 years or so and I love it. However, Maxis service is getting worse and worse everyday. I experience a lot of spam, advertisement, and no connection problem. This has been happening for the past 6 months or more and I feel very annoy with it.
Why Maxis service is getting worse and worse? There are two main reasons for that. After Maxis was privatized not long ago, all the caliber managers become rich (millionaire) and went off from the company to enjoy luxury life. The company were left with less experience people since then. The second reason of why Maxis's service is getting worse is because Maxis are GOING TO sub all their network/support services to IBM. With the news leaked to the current employees at Maxis, they (the current employee) do not have motiviation to work harder anymore for the company; because there is no more good future career working there since the management/work will be given to IBM.
I have already make up my mind to change from Maxis to Digi. From all the people (that is using Maxis) I heard, they agree with me because they experience the same.
How about you? Are you a Maxis user now? What do you experience?
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The Controlling Interest is Important |
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Stock Market
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Written by Ben
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Monday, 17 November 2008 |
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The controlling or major shareholder has the greatest influence over
the success or failure of a company. It’s best to associate yourself
with only the good. You should avoid the bad and the ugly. After all,
you don’t need many counters to make you rich. It is not easy to know who is who. Read and read; the more you read, the more you know. Look at defunct companies and companies that are about to go under. That should tell you a great deal.
I
like small-cap stocks with good earnings per share, sustainable
earnings and good earnings growth, which have strong majority
shareholders.
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Educational
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Written by Leremy
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Wednesday, 05 November 2008 |
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You need a strategy that’s all your own |
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Stock Market
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Written by Ben
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Friday, 17 October 2008 |
The basic investing principles have been more or
less the same over the years. But for each of us, we need a different
strategy. That’s because every one of us is unique. Your lifestyle,
financial standing, education, family background, temperament and
risk-tolerance are in a class of your own.
Having 10 million ringgit to invest is entirely different from having only 100,000 ringgit
Therefore, it is essential that we understand ourselves first before we start our investment.
We need to know our own strength and our own weakness.
You are unique. Your plan must suit you. Never do something without a plan. Plan not to fail and fail not to plan.
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The darkest hour is the beginning of dawn |
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Stock Market
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Written by Ben
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Monday, 06 October 2008 |
The market always turns around when it is most negative. The best time
to buy is at the end of a bear market. Here, the risk is low and the
reward is high. Entries at this time will be safe, and if you pick the
right stocks and adopt the buy & hold strategy, your returns will
be enormous.
The
end of a bear market is usually marked by heavy volume accompanied by a
steep drop. This is known as a panic sale. Fear will be in everybody’s
face and everyone will be scrambling for the exit door. Gloom and
despair are seen everywhere. Overly pessimism will cause the market to
be oversold. After the panic sale, the
market may suddenly burst back to life and shoot up. An example of this
happened in the financial crisis in 1997/1998. If I am not mistaken, it
was on September 1, 1998 when Malaysia
commenced capital control. On that fateful day, the KLCI plummeted some
100 points to 261.33. But it bounced back more that 100 points the
following day. Such was the velocity of the market then.
Those who survived the onslaught and had the guts to buy, had invested wisely. I am glad to say, “I am one of the survivals”.
Buy in fear! Do you have the guts?
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