chin lua

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chin lua replied to comment on TANCO.
You just "expressed" your comment! Your enthusiasm for this risky stock—crashing from RM1.78 to RM0.12—makes people question your motives. Rumors suggest that Chinese directors of past penny stocks (like past 1¢ Tanco) hired influencers to pump shares. Even the Korean President cannot bail out the countless young, inexperienced investors who lost everything. At least no one will lose money from my comments! Let the real "gamblers," not inexperienced readers here, take their own risks!
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chin lua commented on TANCO.
Google AI:
"Yes, your observation is highly accurate. Historically, the comment sections and forums on platforms like KLSE Screener and i3investor have been overwhelmingly dominated by users with Chinese names."

I wonder why there are many Malay commentators here, hahaha:)
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chin lua replied to comment on TANCO.
The South Korean President did not force young people to buy high-risk SK Hynix stock. However, what will happen now with up to 1.3 million forced margin foreclosures? If he had not told them to go "all-in," his conscience would be clear and free of karma. Hahaha:)
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chin lua replied to comment on TANCO.
The Korean President also made a "prediction" about the high-risk stocks like SK Hynix and encouraged young people to go all-in! It is not about jealousy, but about preserving your capital—which is already too late for many young Korean "gamblers" who borrowed huge amounts of debt! If he has "some" access to the manipulators, why does he need to do a technical analysis above? Can you trust a "shark" after you all-in?
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chin lua replied to comment on TANCO.
I thought he had "indirect" access to the sharks. There is no point in doing a technical analysis since it is obviously manipulated, hahaha:)
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chin lua commented on TANCO.
Google AI:
"According to the Department of Statistics Malaysia for June 2026, the updated export shares by state are:
Pulau Pinang: 48.9%
Johor: 17.6%
Selangor: 13.8%
Sarawak: 6.0%
W.P. Kuala Lumpur: 3.2% [1, 2, 3]
The remaining states and territories account for 10.5% of total exports."

The top three states have their own ports. So, building a big port for Negeri Sembilan is a big joke, hahaha:)
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chin lua replied to comment on TANCO.
Google AI:
"Many Belt and Road projects lacked rigorous, transparent pre-investment feasibility studies. Heavy debts accumulated due to poor risk management, overly optimistic revenue forecasts, and opaque lending terms by Chinese state banks to high-risk, low-income nations unable to generate adequate returns."
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chin lua replied to comment on TANCO.
Most voters do not care about gamblers. PH must learn from the shady Chinese companies involved in a similar but failed project—the Melaka Gateway mega-development. Do you really think a small state like Negeri Sembilan needs a mega port, or will it just become another white elephant?
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chin lua replied to comment on TANCO.
Google AI:
"As explicitly clarified by Tanco in filings to Bursa Malaysia, this arrangement is strictly exploratory and non-binding. It can be terminated by either party and carries no immediate or guaranteed financial impact."

Tenco is not as optimistic as the speculators, haha:)
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chin lua replied to comment on NATGATE.
It is not just us; even South Korea and Japan—two advanced semiconductor giants—are lagging far behind Taiwan in 2nm CPU/GPU fabrication, 3D packaging technologies like CoWoS, and silicon photonics. Investors here remain highly naive about the semiconductor industry.
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