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Green8
    05-Jul-2007 14:50  
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Superboy

This is their pattern, slow, slow, talk and talk....then you wait and wait... Want to invest need a lot of  patience and trust, durian will sure drop.



 
 
superboy
    05-Jul-2007 14:36  
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Manikamaniko,

Goldtron was a good shares in 1996, the shares price was more than $1. Now its price is way below than the perceive value of 20 cents. Last May 06, when the news that it would be taken over was released, the newspaper news claimed that it would go to 20 cents if another company take over Goldtron. Goldtron has a lot of potential. Who can wait, who will win....the profit is good.
 
 
Manikamaniko.
    05-Jul-2007 11:44  
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Superboy... :)

Your Hokkien pinyin ("must ton") is very good!

Yes... "must ton jit ban nya" (must wait a while)...  Smiley

 

 
superboy
    05-Jul-2007 11:21  
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czerny,

but the profit would be good if the right issue is out. The sold price for right issue is 0.15 cents per share only... it is a very good profit as the shares price is very low now. The perceived value of Goltron is much higher as compared to the market valuation right now. I think can simply make 50% profit. Must be patience.... must ton.....
 
 
czerny
    05-Jul-2007 11:00  
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If you look at Teledata the rights came out very fast. I think something is wrong that's why price is stuck. Think better to unload and switch to better counters! Why wait on a doggie!!
 
 
yw_goh
    05-Jul-2007 10:42  
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why take so long for sgx to approve???
 

 
superboy
    05-Jul-2007 10:25  
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The wait for the Right issue seems to be quite long.... The shares price is fluctuating at 0.35 cents...seems like it is not moving at all...

Green8, got any comment on the right issue?
 
 
czerny
    04-Jul-2007 21:29  
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Anyone out there knows when the rights issue will be out? After EGM?
 
 
Green8
    04-Jul-2007 20:29  
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Chairman Mr Makhzani is ex-Malaysia PM's son, right? Let wait to see how he leads.
Trust unless proven otherwise. 
 
 
singaporegal
    03-Jul-2007 21:25  
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Hi superboy,

I can't comment on penny stocks because my style of TA doesn't work on them 
 

 
superboy
    03-Jul-2007 16:42  
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Hey Singaporegal,

I understand you are the technical advisor, what is your comment of FA and TA on this counter Goldtron??

 

 
 
 
maxsyn
    02-Nov-2006 22:19  
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looks like this counter also want to join the bull, testing 3cts, 51million volume from about 1mil.
 
 
Nostradamus
    05-May-2006 00:41  
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A listed shell company is believed to be worth only $8m to $15m. At 3.5c, Goldtron is worth $92m! This makes it very expensive.
 
 
Nostradamus
    03-May-2006 14:46  
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No single shareholder owns more than 3%. Assuming each of the 30 creditors own 3% each, then they'll own a total of 90%. It's in their interest that the price goes up.
 
 
jschan_99
    02-May-2006 22:23  
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Looks like ... but now the management has declared that they are not going to take responsible on the news on the takeover. Wonder how this rumour got spread. Someone bought that 15 million lot ... hmm ...
 

 
scotty
    02-May-2006 16:11  
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TOP VOLUME today !!
 
 
Nostradamus
    02-May-2006 12:08  
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Founder and executive director Ong Soon Kiat owns about $2 m or less than 3% of the company. A whopping 96.074% is owned by Joe Public, as of Sep 05. Because Ong owns so little of the company, it's a very attractive takeover target. It has seen heavy volumes. Market watches believe that activity was fuelled by speculation that it could 20c, an 8-fold increase. If Xpress could rise 7 to 8 folds, maybe Goldtron can too. But buyers beware! It hit an all-time high of $2.65 in 1994. By 1999, it owed 30 creditors $300 m. To solve the problem it effected a debt-to-equity swap. New shares were issued. There's now 2.6 billion shares. Ong used to own 18.9%, had his shares force-sold when financial woes struck. The issuance of new shares further diluted his stake. As of 31/12/05, it's still in a net asset position, of a mere 0.75% per share. It's profitable, although its bottomline for half year to 31/12 fell 24% to $1.37 m. It's generating cash from its operations and subsidiary Radiance. Datuk Mokhzani Mahatir, the former PM's son, is a non-executive chairman. For those who believe it's a turnaround story and is a prime takeover target, this may be a good buy. But I repeat that BUYERS BEWARE! And don't expect it to return to $2.65!
 
 
jschan_99
    02-May-2006 09:56  
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battle started at goldtron field...
 
 
jschan_99
    02-May-2006 09:50  
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woah.. it been up up and away.. Any ideas what with it?
 
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