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 Alert Admin 		Why not possible for Yoma to go bankrupt?

TA_Expert      ( Date: 10-Mar-2021 19:13) Posted:

Waiting to buy.

The company won' t bankcrupt.
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The company won' t bankcrupt.
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"Second NLD official dies in custody ..."
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 Alert Admin 		China can help Myanmar to turn into another Xinjiang to monitor the citizens. Build concentration aka vocational camps to help Myanmar. Maybe YOMA needed tk build such camps. Asean NATO.

wavesurfer      ( Date: 09-Mar-2021 23:59) Posted:

Average cost at 18 cents but heavily loaded. Hope Myanmar to restore and Yoma to recover soon. 
China and Asean should help.
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 Alert Admin 		Hope you have made worst case scenario risk management plans in your heavy long positions. Don't assume it is a sure case of normalizing and rebound. It can go either extremes.

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Average cost at 18 cents but heavily loaded. Hope Myanmar to restore and Yoma to recover soon. 
China and Asean should help.
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 Alert Admin 		Average cost at 18 cents but heavily loaded. Hope Myanmar to restore and Yoma to recover soon. 
China and Asean should help.
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 Alert Admin 		No tragic ending. Price reflected in, see if range for now. Already so chaos. 🙏 🏻 for strong civilians.

 

Entropy72      ( Date: 09-Mar-2021 13:12) Posted:

If it is a victorious ending, Yoma is a gem to buy.
If it is a tragic ending, Yoma future is bleak.

Entropy72      ( Date: 09-Mar-2021 12:37) Posted:

The manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index compiled by IHS Markit plunged to 27.7 for February from 47.8 in January, far below the boom-or-bust mark of 50 and well behind other Southeast Asian economies. 

Oxford Economics has slashed its forecast of Myanmar' s real economic growth this year to around 2% from 4.1%. In a March 1 report, Moody' s Investors Service warned that uncertainty resulting from the coup " will deter foreign investment and foreign direct assistance, stifling the economic recovery from the pandemic shock and potentially longer-term growth."

The standoff keeps escalating but there must be a finale closing. No one knows if this will be a tragic (bloodshed and isolation) or victorious (overrun of the Tatmadaw and reform of the 2008 Constitution) ending.   The people power in Myanmar is aspiring, enabled by 10 years of internet hardening and powered by a generation of youth who will not yield their freedom to the junta.
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 Alert Admin 		If it is a victorious ending, Yoma is a gem to buy.
If it is a tragic ending, Yoma future is bleak.

Entropy72      ( Date: 09-Mar-2021 12:37) Posted:

The manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index compiled by IHS Markit plunged to 27.7 for February from 47.8 in January, far below the boom-or-bust mark of 50 and well behind other Southeast Asian economies. 

Oxford Economics has slashed its forecast of Myanmar' s real economic growth this year to around 2% from 4.1%. In a March 1 report, Moody' s Investors Service warned that uncertainty resulting from the coup " will deter foreign investment and foreign direct assistance, stifling the economic recovery from the pandemic shock and potentially longer-term growth."

The standoff keeps escalating but there must be a finale closing. No one knows if this will be a tragic (bloodshed and isolation) or victorious (overrun of the Tatmadaw and reform of the 2008 Constitution) ending.   The people power in Myanmar is aspiring, enabled by 10 years of internet hardening and powered by a generation of youth who will not yield their freedom to the junta.

Entropy72      ( Date: 09-Mar-2021 12:31) Posted:

Myanmar protest crackdown moves to new urban phase

Economic disruption deepens as unions call for all workers to strike



BANGKOK/YANGON -- Thousands of residents poured into the streets across Myanmar' s largest city Yangon late on Monday, defying a nightly curfew to show support for about 200 protesters encircled by security forces in a central district earlier in the day.

The standoff followed moves by the military junta on Sunday to occupy hospitals, university campuses  and schools in Yangon and four other cities including Mandalay, the second-biggest city.

The state-run broadcaster MRTV said security forces were establishing a presence at hospitals and universities as part of efforts to " enforce the law." But some analysts including news website The Irrawaddy described the move as a shift in strategy to establish a network of central urban bases to deny the swelling civil disobedience movement access to medical and education facilities and provide launch pads for operations.

The standoff on Monday night came as Myanmar' s ambassador to the U.K., Kyaw Zwar Minn, joined the steadily growing diplomatic rebellion against the Feb. 1 coup, calling for the release of State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi and President Win Myint from detention in the capital, Naypyitaw.

" The answer to the current crisis can only be at the negotiating table," the ambassador said a statement on the Embassy' s Facebook page that mentions he had consulted and agreed with British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab and Minister for Asia Nigel Adams.

His statement followed the Feb. 26  denunciation of the coup  by his fellow Myanmar ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
A woman shows a three-finger salute during a protest against the military coup in Naypyitaw,  Myanmar   © Reuters


Unlike his U.N. counterpart, Kyaw Zwar Minn stopped short of supporting the pro-democracy Committee to Represent the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw, set up by a handful of parliamentarians elected in the Nov. 8 election. But by taking a stand, Kyaw Zwar Minn, who is known as a conservative who served past military regimes and has not spoken out until now, will likely have an impact on his diplomatic colleagues and bolster the civil disobedience movement in Myanmar.

Also on Monday, broadcaster MRTV announced the forced closure of five prominent local publications that had their licenses revoked. Police reportedly raided the office of one of them, Myanmar Now, seeking documents and computer files.

In a separate development, military junta leader Min Aung Hlaing said on state television that the detention of Sean Turnell, an Australian economist and financial adviser to ousted de facto leader Suu Kyi, had led to the " discovery" of " secret state financial information."

A prominent economic adviser to Suu Kyi' s National League for Democracy government, Turnell was detained on Feb. 6, days after the coup. One analyst said Monday' s announcement suggests Turnell would be held for " much longer than initially thought" on charges related to the alleged crime.

That view was reinforced by Australia' s announcement on Monday that it had suspended all foreign aid and defense cooperation with Myanmar. On defense cooperation, Australia spent $1.48 billion Australian dollars ($1.13 billion) over the past five years and budgeted to spend AU$361,000 in 2020-21, while earmarking AU$91 million for official development assistance to Myanmar this year, according to Australian government figures. Analysts saw the decision to suspend all aid and military co-operation as a sign that Turnell' s detention could be indefinite and that more violence against protesters was inevitable.

In his statement, the junta leader said Turnell was stopped while " trying to flee the country" and would face legal action in connection with " secret state financial information."
Sean Turnell, pictured in May 2018 in Singapore.   ©   Yusof Ishak Institute/Reuters


In the Monday night standoff, the police entrapment of about 200 mostly young protesters in Yangon' s western district of Sanchaung fueled fears of a massacre. Thousands of protesters were estimated to have poured onto the streets all over the city at night, in defiance of the junta' s curfew order, to show support for the entrapped protesters. Shots were heard at night.

In a statement issued late Monday, the U.S. Embassy in Myanmar urged security forces to " withdraw and allow people to go home safely." The U.N. office in Myanmar and the British embassy made similar appeals.

State-run MRTV said: " The government' s patience has run out and while trying to minimize casualties in stopping riots, most people seek complete stability [and] are calling for more effective measures against riots."

The military' s crackdown on Monday led to at least three deaths by shooting including two in the northern town of Myitkyina and one in the Irrawaddy Delta region west of Yangon.

It was unclear how many soldiers and policemen stayed inside the occupied hospital compounds overnight. A 40-year-old street-vendor near East Yangon General Hospital, one of the public hospitals occupied by troops, witnessed the arrival of armed personnel on Sunday evening. " I saw more than 10 trucks filled by security force personnel arriving at the [hospital] quarter at around 7:30 pm," she told Nikkei Asia.

Most banks and businesses were closed on Monday and transport remained largely suspended as more companies, local and foreign, said they were halting their  operations. Danish shipping giant A.P. Moller-Maersk, which handles significant cargo in and out of Yangon, said it had suspended all operations for at least a week until March 14, pending further review.

" The ongoing unrest in Myanmar is becoming a disaster," Maersk said in a March 5 statement, announcing the decision. " Therefore, we need to take actions accordingly, to ensure the safety and mental health of people."

The protests and the prospect of a general strike have caused widespread economic disruption.

Major labor unions in Myanmar have called for the movement to expand to all workers. To continue economic and business activity as usual " will only benefit the military as they repress the energy of the Myanmar people," the Confederation of Trade Unions Myanmar wrote in a statement on Facebook endorsed by 18 labor organizations.

The manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index compiled by IHS Markit plunged to 27.7 for February from 47.8 in January, far below the boom-or-bust mark of 50 and well behind other Southeast Asian economies.

Oxford Economics has slashed its forecast of Myanmar' s real economic growth this year to around 2% from 4.1%. In a March 1 report, Moody' s Investors Service warned that uncertainty resulting from the coup " will deter foreign investment and foreign direct assistance, stifling the economic recovery from the pandemic shock and potentially longer-term growth."


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 Alert Admin 		The manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index compiled by IHS Markit plunged to 27.7 for February from 47.8 in January, far below the boom-or-bust mark of 50 and well behind other Southeast Asian economies. 

Oxford Economics has slashed its forecast of Myanmar' s real economic growth this year to around 2% from 4.1%. In a March 1 report, Moody' s Investors Service warned that uncertainty resulting from the coup " will deter foreign investment and foreign direct assistance, stifling the economic recovery from the pandemic shock and potentially longer-term growth."

The standoff keeps escalating but there must be a finale closing. No one knows if this will be a tragic (bloodshed and isolation) or victorious (overrun of the Tatmadaw and reform of the 2008 Constitution) ending.   The people power in Myanmar is aspiring, enabled by 10 years of internet hardening and powered by a generation of youth who will not yield their freedom to the junta.

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Myanmar protest crackdown moves to new urban phase

Economic disruption deepens as unions call for all workers to strike



BANGKOK/YANGON -- Thousands of residents poured into the streets across Myanmar' s largest city Yangon late on Monday, defying a nightly curfew to show support for about 200 protesters encircled by security forces in a central district earlier in the day.

The standoff followed moves by the military junta on Sunday to occupy hospitals, university campuses  and schools in Yangon and four other cities including Mandalay, the second-biggest city.

The state-run broadcaster MRTV said security forces were establishing a presence at hospitals and universities as part of efforts to " enforce the law." But some analysts including news website The Irrawaddy described the move as a shift in strategy to establish a network of central urban bases to deny the swelling civil disobedience movement access to medical and education facilities and provide launch pads for operations.

The standoff on Monday night came as Myanmar' s ambassador to the U.K., Kyaw Zwar Minn, joined the steadily growing diplomatic rebellion against the Feb. 1 coup, calling for the release of State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi and President Win Myint from detention in the capital, Naypyitaw.

" The answer to the current crisis can only be at the negotiating table," the ambassador said a statement on the Embassy' s Facebook page that mentions he had consulted and agreed with British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab and Minister for Asia Nigel Adams.

His statement followed the Feb. 26  denunciation of the coup  by his fellow Myanmar ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
A woman shows a three-finger salute during a protest against the military coup in Naypyitaw,  Myanmar   © Reuters


Unlike his U.N. counterpart, Kyaw Zwar Minn stopped short of supporting the pro-democracy Committee to Represent the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw, set up by a handful of parliamentarians elected in the Nov. 8 election. But by taking a stand, Kyaw Zwar Minn, who is known as a conservative who served past military regimes and has not spoken out until now, will likely have an impact on his diplomatic colleagues and bolster the civil disobedience movement in Myanmar.

Also on Monday, broadcaster MRTV announced the forced closure of five prominent local publications that had their licenses revoked. Police reportedly raided the office of one of them, Myanmar Now, seeking documents and computer files.

In a separate development, military junta leader Min Aung Hlaing said on state television that the detention of Sean Turnell, an Australian economist and financial adviser to ousted de facto leader Suu Kyi, had led to the " discovery" of " secret state financial information."

A prominent economic adviser to Suu Kyi' s National League for Democracy government, Turnell was detained on Feb. 6, days after the coup. One analyst said Monday' s announcement suggests Turnell would be held for " much longer than initially thought" on charges related to the alleged crime.

That view was reinforced by Australia' s announcement on Monday that it had suspended all foreign aid and defense cooperation with Myanmar. On defense cooperation, Australia spent $1.48 billion Australian dollars ($1.13 billion) over the past five years and budgeted to spend AU$361,000 in 2020-21, while earmarking AU$91 million for official development assistance to Myanmar this year, according to Australian government figures. Analysts saw the decision to suspend all aid and military co-operation as a sign that Turnell' s detention could be indefinite and that more violence against protesters was inevitable.

In his statement, the junta leader said Turnell was stopped while " trying to flee the country" and would face legal action in connection with " secret state financial information."
Sean Turnell, pictured in May 2018 in Singapore.   ©   Yusof Ishak Institute/Reuters


In the Monday night standoff, the police entrapment of about 200 mostly young protesters in Yangon' s western district of Sanchaung fueled fears of a massacre. Thousands of protesters were estimated to have poured onto the streets all over the city at night, in defiance of the junta' s curfew order, to show support for the entrapped protesters. Shots were heard at night.

In a statement issued late Monday, the U.S. Embassy in Myanmar urged security forces to " withdraw and allow people to go home safely." The U.N. office in Myanmar and the British embassy made similar appeals.

State-run MRTV said: " The government' s patience has run out and while trying to minimize casualties in stopping riots, most people seek complete stability [and] are calling for more effective measures against riots."

The military' s crackdown on Monday led to at least three deaths by shooting including two in the northern town of Myitkyina and one in the Irrawaddy Delta region west of Yangon.

It was unclear how many soldiers and policemen stayed inside the occupied hospital compounds overnight. A 40-year-old street-vendor near East Yangon General Hospital, one of the public hospitals occupied by troops, witnessed the arrival of armed personnel on Sunday evening. " I saw more than 10 trucks filled by security force personnel arriving at the [hospital] quarter at around 7:30 pm," she told Nikkei Asia.

Most banks and businesses were closed on Monday and transport remained largely suspended as more companies, local and foreign, said they were halting their  operations. Danish shipping giant A.P. Moller-Maersk, which handles significant cargo in and out of Yangon, said it had suspended all operations for at least a week until March 14, pending further review.

" The ongoing unrest in Myanmar is becoming a disaster," Maersk said in a March 5 statement, announcing the decision. " Therefore, we need to take actions accordingly, to ensure the safety and mental health of people."

The protests and the prospect of a general strike have caused widespread economic disruption.

Major labor unions in Myanmar have called for the movement to expand to all workers. To continue economic and business activity as usual " will only benefit the military as they repress the energy of the Myanmar people," the Confederation of Trade Unions Myanmar wrote in a statement on Facebook endorsed by 18 labor organizations.

The manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index compiled by IHS Markit plunged to 27.7 for February from 47.8 in January, far below the boom-or-bust mark of 50 and well behind other Southeast Asian economies.

Oxford Economics has slashed its forecast of Myanmar' s real economic growth this year to around 2% from 4.1%. In a March 1 report, Moody' s Investors Service warned that uncertainty resulting from the coup " will deter foreign investment and foreign direct assistance, stifling the economic recovery from the pandemic shock and potentially longer-term growth."

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Economic disruption deepens as unions call for all workers to strike



BANGKOK/YANGON -- Thousands of residents poured into the streets across Myanmar' s largest city Yangon late on Monday, defying a nightly curfew to show support for about 200 protesters encircled by security forces in a central district earlier in the day.

The standoff followed moves by the military junta on Sunday to occupy hospitals, university campuses  and schools in Yangon and four other cities including Mandalay, the second-biggest city.

The state-run broadcaster MRTV said security forces were establishing a presence at hospitals and universities as part of efforts to " enforce the law." But some analysts including news website The Irrawaddy described the move as a shift in strategy to establish a network of central urban bases to deny the swelling civil disobedience movement access to medical and education facilities and provide launch pads for operations.

The standoff on Monday night came as Myanmar' s ambassador to the U.K., Kyaw Zwar Minn, joined the steadily growing diplomatic rebellion against the Feb. 1 coup, calling for the release of State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi and President Win Myint from detention in the capital, Naypyitaw.

" The answer to the current crisis can only be at the negotiating table," the ambassador said a statement on the Embassy' s Facebook page that mentions he had consulted and agreed with British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab and Minister for Asia Nigel Adams.

His statement followed the Feb. 26  denunciation of the coup  by his fellow Myanmar ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
A woman shows a three-finger salute during a protest against the military coup in Naypyitaw,  Myanmar   © Reuters


Unlike his U.N. counterpart, Kyaw Zwar Minn stopped short of supporting the pro-democracy Committee to Represent the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw, set up by a handful of parliamentarians elected in the Nov. 8 election. But by taking a stand, Kyaw Zwar Minn, who is known as a conservative who served past military regimes and has not spoken out until now, will likely have an impact on his diplomatic colleagues and bolster the civil disobedience movement in Myanmar.

Also on Monday, broadcaster MRTV announced the forced closure of five prominent local publications that had their licenses revoked. Police reportedly raided the office of one of them, Myanmar Now, seeking documents and computer files.

In a separate development, military junta leader Min Aung Hlaing said on state television that the detention of Sean Turnell, an Australian economist and financial adviser to ousted de facto leader Suu Kyi, had led to the " discovery" of " secret state financial information."

A prominent economic adviser to Suu Kyi' s National League for Democracy government, Turnell was detained on Feb. 6, days after the coup. One analyst said Monday' s announcement suggests Turnell would be held for " much longer than initially thought" on charges related to the alleged crime.

That view was reinforced by Australia' s announcement on Monday that it had suspended all foreign aid and defense cooperation with Myanmar. On defense cooperation, Australia spent $1.48 billion Australian dollars ($1.13 billion) over the past five years and budgeted to spend AU$361,000 in 2020-21, while earmarking AU$91 million for official development assistance to Myanmar this year, according to Australian government figures. Analysts saw the decision to suspend all aid and military co-operation as a sign that Turnell' s detention could be indefinite and that more violence against protesters was inevitable.

In his statement, the junta leader said Turnell was stopped while " trying to flee the country" and would face legal action in connection with " secret state financial information."
Sean Turnell, pictured in May 2018 in Singapore.   ©   Yusof Ishak Institute/Reuters


In the Monday night standoff, the police entrapment of about 200 mostly young protesters in Yangon' s western district of Sanchaung fueled fears of a massacre. Thousands of protesters were estimated to have poured onto the streets all over the city at night, in defiance of the junta' s curfew order, to show support for the entrapped protesters. Shots were heard at night.

In a statement issued late Monday, the U.S. Embassy in Myanmar urged security forces to " withdraw and allow people to go home safely." The U.N. office in Myanmar and the British embassy made similar appeals.

State-run MRTV said: " The government' s patience has run out and while trying to minimize casualties in stopping riots, most people seek complete stability [and] are calling for more effective measures against riots."

The military' s crackdown on Monday led to at least three deaths by shooting including two in the northern town of Myitkyina and one in the Irrawaddy Delta region west of Yangon.

It was unclear how many soldiers and policemen stayed inside the occupied hospital compounds overnight. A 40-year-old street-vendor near East Yangon General Hospital, one of the public hospitals occupied by troops, witnessed the arrival of armed personnel on Sunday evening. " I saw more than 10 trucks filled by security force personnel arriving at the [hospital] quarter at around 7:30 pm," she told Nikkei Asia.

Most banks and businesses were closed on Monday and transport remained largely suspended as more companies, local and foreign, said they were halting their  operations. Danish shipping giant A.P. Moller-Maersk, which handles significant cargo in and out of Yangon, said it had suspended all operations for at least a week until March 14, pending further review.

" The ongoing unrest in Myanmar is becoming a disaster," Maersk said in a March 5 statement, announcing the decision. " Therefore, we need to take actions accordingly, to ensure the safety and mental health of people."

The protests and the prospect of a general strike have caused widespread economic disruption.

Major labor unions in Myanmar have called for the movement to expand to all workers. To continue economic and business activity as usual " will only benefit the military as they repress the energy of the Myanmar people," the Confederation of Trade Unions Myanmar wrote in a statement on Facebook endorsed by 18 labor organizations.

The manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index compiled by IHS Markit plunged to 27.7 for February from 47.8 in January, far below the boom-or-bust mark of 50 and well behind other Southeast Asian economies.

Oxford Economics has slashed its forecast of Myanmar' s real economic growth this year to around 2% from 4.1%. In a March 1 report, Moody' s Investors Service warned that uncertainty resulting from the coup " will deter foreign investment and foreign direct assistance, stifling the economic recovery from the pandemic shock and potentially longer-term growth."
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"2 protesters shot in head and killed, shops and factories closed"
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 Alert Admin 		Still news on street two people shot dead yesterday . No internet how business of bank resume and not much people dare going out to shopping mall.

Sgvale      ( Date: 08-Mar-2021 14:33) Posted:

12 series is the ultimate

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 Alert Admin 		Myanmar unrest haven't end won't see daylight. No point talking.....want talk go talk to JUNTA
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 Alert Admin 		Haha a bunch of yum gong in teleg.
Di di yoma.

No horse Liao Lo.
Yum gong.
See u at 10c. Haha
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 Alert Admin 		NAV 34 cts... undervalued
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 Alert Admin 		The only way for mediation is the army do not get repercussion n both party comes to agreement to rule to gather..

best is merge party la.. both side have some power. 
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 Alert Admin 		short n long have both side opinion, he is entited to his view, having say that this stock rebound is going to be strong if they can come to agreement, china stepping in already. if rebound 1 day shoot 30% is not an issue. .18-1.9

nghonpo      ( Date: 08-Mar-2021 10:24) Posted:

Boss, people hard earned money.   Why you worry.
Your type of comments is uncalled for.

uiop1223      ( Date: 08-Mar-2021 10:05) Posted:

At 52 week low, those who scoped 💩 at 195 still refused to cut loss 😂


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 Alert Admin 		Boss, people hard earned money.   Why you worry.
Your type of comments is uncalled for.

uiop1223      ( Date: 08-Mar-2021 10:05) Posted:

At 52 week low, those who scoped 💩 at 195 still refused to cut loss 😂

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