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TradeChancellor
    15-Jan-2007 00:29  
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I believe this may be the right time to buy some lots as financial report for first 9 months 2006 is about US$17m net profit and other parameters like EPS are relatively healthy. Seems to be very undervalued too. Most prob adding another 5lot tomorrow.  
 
 
hikitty
    14-Jan-2007 21:40  
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Sorry for the error. It should be any provision set aside for litigation expenses would be written back to improve its 2007's P&L.  Very unlikely to lose its case against Ambu for another infringement.  In fact, the case will be financially beneficial to LMA as damages will have to be paid by Ambu to LMA   
 
 
hikitty
    14-Jan-2007 20:59  
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LMA won an infringement case against Ambu last year and is seeking damages (pse refer to its website for the amount) from Ambu.  The second case that is pending against Ambu is for its infringing another LMA product (case will be heard later this year).  The ongoing litigation is unlikely to affect LMA's core business coz' it will be a "sure-win" case so  provision for litigation expenses need not be set aside, which will affect its profitability.   The low buy and sell prices are just an excuse for the "manipulators" to try and buy it at low prices.  If Hulumas starts accumulating it at low prices,  the RSI will soon become "oversold", and head for a rebound.  Low  prices will last  for a long long time if a share is fundamentally unsound (not profitable or  slightly profitable ). LMA is very unlikely to be wind up like a few other shares  (fundamentally unsound ones with "falsified" P&L a/cs) which were played up by "manipulators" and had to be bailed out by  other investors!
 

 
Hulumas
    14-Jan-2007 20:03  
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Dear Jackjames,

I understand, and I do not mind at all.
 
 
jackjames
    14-Jan-2007 19:37  
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hee.. don't worry, it's a joke... (maybe)..
 
 
Hulumas
    14-Jan-2007 19:07  
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Dear Jackjames,

Your "Evil" presumption, as the name implies I definitely won't do such a silly thing. You would like to know, what will be the results of doing so? It is so certain directly harmful to youself, needless to say directly and indirectly harmful to all related market players as well. Instead, think some thing positive and constructive idea please.
 

 
Sporeguy
    14-Jan-2007 15:46  
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Yes, similar to the OTC saga, did not buy any Msian share even its was outrageously cheap at that time. Waited till the outcome from Msian govt. Safe from all the worries created by Mahathir.
 
 
singaporegal
    14-Jan-2007 14:14  
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Good point shplayer.

Caution in trading or investing saves you future pain.
 
 
shplayer
    14-Jan-2007 10:46  
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One of the factors for deciding on companies to invest is I avoid companies with ongoing litigation which affects their core business.  I'd rather wait till the outcome of the litigation is determined before making any move (as in TA...when trend is confirmed).

The reason being as follows:
  1. With ongoing litigation, management's attention will be diverted from taking care of the business of the company.
  2. The outcome of litigation, especially overseas, is never certain...despite the positive prognosis of the company's lawyers (they have vested interest to keep themselves employed)


 
 
iPunter
    14-Jan-2007 09:53  
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hahaha... Hikitty really is such a strong fan of this stock... :)
 

 
hikitty
    14-Jan-2007 07:22  
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Hulumas will be doing good deeds by buying up a grossly undervalued share and save the few "hungry" investors who had been cashing out by selling at the present "leng long" prices. Hope other forum participants who have spare cash will also keep on buying up at the present "leng long" prices.  It's always very safe to buy any share at low prices and sell them when  it moves upwards (so long as one is happy with whatever is the gain and not fall prey to greed by holding onto it for too long hoping for a higher gain). Agree?  Let's hope Hulumas move in on Monday  to grab it  and frighten away whoever has been trying to buy it low by selling low !   May God bless you, Amitabha...    
 
 
jackjames
    13-Jan-2007 23:20  
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Hulumas, I have an evil thoughts * grin * since you got 60 counters on hands.. with your spending power, you should aim for one counter each day to just heavily buy up every 5 minutes starting from 9.00 am, until 4.30 pm, and dumped all of them, on that day.. heeeee... that's pretty evil, right? I believe you are able to do that, but please, let me know before you do that, ha ha..
 
 
Hulumas
    13-Jan-2007 17:30  
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Dear Hikitty,

Thank for encouraging me, however, I shall do accordingly. May God bless me, Amitabha........
 
 
hikitty
    13-Jan-2007 16:47  
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Wow, if LMA ends like another Landwind, Hulumas will be a "trillionaire" overnight.  It has been underperforming the market since being listed at 88 cents per share last year.  An investor    may decide to make it private by offering a premium to the present "leng long" price (since company is fundamentally sound - won't wind up - everyone will have to use the larnyxeal mask airway one fine day or during an operation ). There shd not be any anxiety abt the Ambu case since it is seeking fairly big sum of compensation from Ambu for infringing its patent (i.e. a sure-win case).  Its present low price could be due to a small number of investors" who have to sell them to get pocket money, lah(shares at low prices will soon dry up).  Pse help them by all means to buy up the shares, and, in no time the active traders or funds will follow you to chase it all the way back to at least its IPO price.  God bless you for your generosity. 
 
 
Hulumas
    13-Jan-2007 15:49  
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Dear Readers,

It seems this LMA is not subjected to any big problem, perhaps market anxiety about the law suit to Ambu.. making share price performance under perform. However, just partly support all my friends posting comments, I preliminary plan and will decide to go in and accumulating gradually this counter at the present price level about 300 lots preliminary. Any comments?
 

 
iPunter
    18-Dec-2006 10:06  
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Yup...the stock market just reflects the world as it is.... "What Is Is".  :)
 
 
ten4one
    18-Dec-2006 09:49  
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In any Markets there bound to be Manipulators, Contrarians, Bulls and Bears, Sharks and Ikan billis, Fools and Idiots...etc........ It doesn't matter what they're and as a Traders or Investors, you should not be afraid of these players. The Market is the place for one to trade (buy&sell) and nothing else. Therefore just concentrate on what you're doing and try to run faster in the same race. If you don't run faster the Big Fish will swallow you when you're on their war-path - not that they like it, but that their ways of doing business! Cheers!
 
 
hikitty
    17-Dec-2006 22:55  
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Should be "just to draw the attention of  tuntan 8888 and others ......"
 
 
hikitty
    17-Dec-2006 22:31  
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iPunter - your observation noted.  Just to draw tuntan8888 and others who are vested in LMA that based on LMA  performance up to the  3rd quarter performance of FY 2006, it should return to profitability  from FY 2006 onwards.  Three cheers - HipHipHurrah!
 
 
iPunter
    17-Dec-2006 22:22  
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But the so-called "manipulators" may actually be normal active traders, ie, market players who have their own timeframe.  They may not be deliberately 'manupulating' the market.