
Gaining momentum
It was a company that promised but never a promising company.
Was never a promising company. Only wishful thinkings from some ignorant investors and punt and hope for the best gamblers. Sadly, those wishful thinkings investors include money from Taxpayers.
tanglinboy ( Date: 10-Mar-2008 13:52) Posted:
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I think Osim bottom out already. Vested at 0.35
35cents not bad liao leh, Gems TV left 20cents only, more sad...
tanglinboy ( Date: 10-Mar-2008 13:52) Posted:
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Bollinger bands are very tight. There's a chance of large price change soon. Direction of change is unclear though...
Still falling... UYoYo not working?
looks like even the boss himself is no longer buying
35 cents liao. Very sad for what was once a promising company.
As for me, the benefits I gets from 5 minutes the "swimming dragon" exercise far exceeds 10 years of sitting on the uyoyo chair.
Watch the movements here:
http://www.taiji-qigong.com/clips.asp?id=3&t=mov
UYoYo is supposed to be a machine where you can exercise and get massaged at the same time right?
Dunno about all of you but to me exercise is exercise.... massage is massage. Can mix meh?
Must try it out at one of their shops.
For the twisting action, a product known as the 'chi machine' or 'goldfish swing' is equally good.
(I had posted about it some time back).
You lie down and place both your feet on it and it the lateral left/right swinging motion is
supposed to be beneficial to the whole body.
You can google for more info.

<Notice that Osim just launched UYoYo.......a better name needed >
Doesn't matter what they call it. It will be a 10 cents stock real soon.
yes....for me a traditional thai massage, 2 hours for THB600
Looks shiok. Gives the spine the twisting effect but nothing can beat a good round of actual yoga or Chinese TaoYin.... :))
Notice that Osim just launched UYoYo.......a better name needed
But current environmental problems add to thier plates of problemssss....very bad...
I believe this company's problems are more to do with its business strategy and long term competitiveness rather than the current environmental problems.
Avoid...avoid and avoid...until US consumer sentiments pick up......
exposure in US doesn't boils well for consumer goods presently...