The 0.5¢ Focus mothers are the lowest and a cash cow -- find a "comparable" replacement for me -- dumbass! My RM1.52 GENM is profitable, but the "percentage" gain is "pathetic," and the gross profit margins are "no way" comparable to Focus. Read the financial reports of a stock you want to criticize before opening your stupid mouth, ok? Besides, who are you to dictate whether I should buy or sell the 0.5¢ Focus mothers or not?

If you did not interfere with my free will, I would not attack you. You must know the boundary between respecting an individual's free will and cyberbullying. So many zombies here do not buy any stock but threaten others who want to buy some shares. Malaysia is enacting new laws about cyberbullying -- so, before giving any opinion, make sure you are not interfering with the free will of an investor. Also, what you buy is not my business -- got that?

If I want to buy shares, why not at 0.5¢? Also, Focus has had the highest gross margins consecutively -- no worries about PN17, hehe:) You do not just "pick up" the 100-year opportunity as it "comes" to you. But, your dumb brain cannot comprehend that. How about this way -- how much money did you lose over the previous five years by picking stocks on your "gut"? I do not have to worry my 0.5¢ shares, haha:)

Are you still too dumb to understand? You should put your money in a bank over the last five years until a 100-year opportunity knocks, but you already lost a shirt:) This novice "investment" (shares are ownership, not gambling) strategy resulted from the academic studies saying day or short-term traders are losers, okay?

Your only skill is to insult strangers, but you are not doing well at that, either. If you have a wife or girlfriend, she could have my sympathy, and remember, I spare your mama, hahaha:) You did not tell me your sex, but only crazy male dogs will bark at every stranger, hehe:)

Google AI:
"A stock with consistently high gross margins and a low price is desirable because it can indicate a profitable and efficient company that may be undervalued, but it is not a guarantee of a good investment. High gross margins suggest the company is efficient at producing its goods or services, while a low price might mean it's cheap relative to its intrinsic value, but a comprehensive analysis is still needed."

The advanced, strictly regulated markets do not have crazy sharks manipulating stock prices like pushing Focus's 87¢ (highest) all the way down to 0.5¢! I warned the readers, right from the start, the biggest shark (hiding in HK then) would not stop the manipulation until 0.5¢. Thanks to that shark (now back to Malaysia), I did not spend a cent in suppressing Focus, yet I am still able to own significant 0.5¢ Focus shares -- jealous?

Wrong, two 100-year opportunities for both Gentings. I mentioned a lot of the first handsome profit several years ago, emphasizing the importance of predicting the world events like the Pfizer vaccines and the flu-like Omicrons. This post is proof that you attacked for the sake of barking, hahaha:) Next time, do not give your opponents a silly way to insult you, ok? My average cost of GENM is RM1.52 -- another 100-year opportunity due to insane GENM dumping for gold in April -- lucky me, haha:)

This is why I am sure you and most others were losing money over the past five years. You do not invest in many stocks, blue chips or not, thinking you are super smart, but waiting for the rare opportunities coming to you. As far as I am concerned, only two golden opportunities occurred and "came" to me -- that is, the events are "emerging" and cannot be planned by you, ok? If you have doubts, keep your money in the banks!

How many investors invested in just three stocks over the past five years? Almost all my friends, experienced investors, were day or short-term traders losing a ton of money as each price entry is full of unknowns. The odds of losing increase significantly and are proportionally to the number of stocks. Gentings, no way to be 0.5¢, but Covid-19 occurred only once in a century -- got that?

Unlike the US market, KLSE is not a place to earn any money. But Warren Buffett trades his stocks for cash indicating a big stock crash, which would be a systematic risk -- hence, he cannot keep cash in US dollars only.

The point is not my GENM but your lies and senseless attacks -- dumbass, haha:) Do not pretend you did not lose as one can easily make a survey among honest investors! I advised you to keep your money in the banks, hehe:) Also, my comments about Gentings "so long ago" prove my predicting abilities, but you predict only your ass -- not your mother's ass, of course, haha:)

@22 33, local Chinese Oriental Daily cares about The Art Galeries. In fact, the content is too extravagant as if it represents a new lifestyle F&B wave. So, you move the f**k out of here, hahaha:) Once the "gospel" is spread, you have to kill every believer to stop the trend, hehe:)