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on hindsight, if I had completed my studies in NZ or Australia instead of UK, I would have probably settled down for good in either country, be it becoming a hawker, plumber or construction worker there....
wavehunter ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 15:01) Posted:
Find a place there which has a large population of Chinese and Indians and set up a foodcourt there to sell Cha Kway Teow,
Hokkien Mee, Satay, Rojak. Otah, Fried Oyster, Fried Carrot Cake, Zi Char, Nasi Briyani, Prata, Mee Goreng etc. Sure bely
good business one. 
valve2020 ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 14:50) Posted:
| very tempted to apply to become pr in new zealand at one time.....some close friends are already there but job prospect for non-ang moh are quite slim there unless apply via ' investor' ie invest nzd3m or study there... |
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Ho lah Bro Panda ON lah !!!
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fatpanda ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 15:53) Posted:
Bro,
We make the right choice now. In the past, both of us avoid penny stocks because of high risk. especially Panda have lost few hundred thousand dollars on penny stocks in the past. But, we are traders, we trade when there is opportunity to make money, but in safer way. Especially when " Fei Lao" joined Panda to trade together. He alerted many oppoetunties for Panda, and quite a lot on penny stocks, and most of them flied higher. So, there are still gems hidden in penny stocks. Just trade safely.
Bro, let' s HUAT together! |
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This trading suggestion is for the bravest of hearts with deeper pockets.
Her range is 0.16 to 0.173.
0.16 to 0.165... can buy.
Buy more at the lower levels and buy lesser at the higher of this 0.16 to 0.165 range such that your shareholding looks like
a pyramid...more and with a wider base at the bottom and as it goes higher, it becomes narrower and narrower. Then wait
for a spike to 0.167 to 0.173 for you to take profits progressively or all at one go own time own target own suka hua hee the ho.
This can be achieved intra-week. One week HUAT once will be quite a harvest for your passive income.
Bro,
We make the right choice now. In the past, both of us avoid penny stocks because of high risk. especially Panda have lost few hundred thousand dollars on penny stocks in the past. But, we are traders, we trade when there is opportunity to make money, but in safer way. Especially when " Fei Lao" joined Panda to trade together. He alerted many oppoetunties for Panda, and quite a lot on penny stocks, and most of them flied higher. So, there are still gems hidden in penny stocks. Just trade safely.
Bro, let' s HUAT together!
Got nice juicy FA hairy story?
If no have... if it is pure musical chairs and nothing else, then I pass.
Becoz pennys and micro-pennys with no FA story but got monkeys.... got Tai Par out there but I dont want to play those.
Macam like gambling lidat. Me no wan.
yoga123 ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 15:40) Posted:
Bro Wave, I introduce you another penny stock called Rex International. Not for chicken run, need to hold. 😉
wavehunter ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 15:09) Posted:
Maureen...
Bought some at 0.167 for chicken wing run. |
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Yes. Bro Luzern chio us one.
Potential multi-bagger.
I started off by telling myself... set aside some money for BUY & HOLD.
If really multi-bagger after a few years.... also not bad leh.
So I bought some.
But after observing her price action for some 2 weeks, I told myself - this one has a monkey.
So can do both - can BUY & HOLD and also can trade. Some more can intraday trade and from both directions.
Becoz I see a potential in her to give me at least one meal voucher per week, I am willing to consider breaking the " no penny stock barrier"
to try my hand at this one. But it is not any tom dick and hairy penny stock that I will play. This one has a story - her wind farm business.
If the wind takes off, so will her stock price. So I roll the dice.
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fatpanda ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 15:28) Posted:
Bro,
0.167? Penny stock?
wavehunter ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 15:09) Posted:
Maureen...
Bought some at 0.167 for chicken wing run. |
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Bro Wave, I introduce you another penny stock called Rex International. Not for chicken run, need to hold. 😉
wavehunter ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 15:09) Posted:
Maureen...
Bought some at 0.167 for chicken wing run. |
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Bro,
0.167? Penny stock?
wavehunter ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 15:09) Posted:
Maureen...
Bought some at 0.167 for chicken wing run. |
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Maureen...
Bought some at 0.167 for chicken wing run.
Find a place there which has a large population of Chinese and Indians and set up a foodcourt there to sell Cha Kway Teow,
Hokkien Mee, Satay, Rojak. Otah, Fried Oyster, Fried Carrot Cake, Zi Char, Nasi Briyani, Prata, Mee Goreng etc. Sure bely
good business one.
valve2020 ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 14:50) Posted:
| very tempted to apply to become pr in new zealand at one time.....some close friends are already there but job prospect for non-ang moh are quite slim there unless apply via ' investor' ie invest nzd3m or study there... |
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i heard from friends racism exists in certain city particularly in Sydney and Perth but overall not as serious as in UK & US....no such complaints of racism in new zealand though....
rotijai ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 14:48) Posted:
i will encourage my kids to go East instead of West... because i do not like ang mo land.. :)
wavehunter ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 14:34) Posted:
I dunno about you guys but for me, in present day age, if we send our kids to Australia, US or Great Britain for uni studies,
there is a 90% chance that they will want to stay there and work after graduation and then get married and settle down there
for so many reasons. Big house with big front garden and rear courtyard, big cars, beautiful weather, better educational system
in the form of much lesser stress and no need to take Mandarin...something which many parents here are VERY sore about.
Becoz there are many smart people here who are weak in Mandarin and becoz of this, our system here penalise you not for
being not smart enough but for being weak in Mandarin. This is something some parents are infuriated over. So people like
Bill Gates and Steve Jobs and the likes, if they are as brilliant as they are but are Singaporean Chinese who are weak in
Mandarin, they wont go far here unless they venture overseas. The learning of Chinese can be encouraged. But it should
not be integrated into our educational system such that those weak in the language but otherwise are brilliant, shouldnt be
penalised. Those who have an urgent need to brush up their written and spoken Mandarin, when they come to the bridge,
they will learn and pick up the language skill and cross it. Just like those who know nuts about charts and TA, if they want
to trade full time and be a day trader, they will somehow somewhere somewhatever find a way to pick up the skills and
knowledge to trade full time. |
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very tempted to apply to become pr in new zealand at one time.....some close friends are already there but job prospect for non-ang moh are quite slim there unless apply via ' investor' ie invest nzd3m or study there...
i will encourage my kids to go East instead of West... because i do not like ang mo land.. :)
wavehunter ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 14:34) Posted:
I dunno about you guys but for me, in present day age, if we send our kids to Australia, US or Great Britain for uni studies,
there is a 90% chance that they will want to stay there and work after graduation and then get married and settle down there
for so many reasons. Big house with big front garden and rear courtyard, big cars, beautiful weather, better educational system
in the form of much lesser stress and no need to take Mandarin...something which many parents here are VERY sore about.
Becoz there are many smart people here who are weak in Mandarin and becoz of this, our system here penalise you not for
being not smart enough but for being weak in Mandarin. This is something some parents are infuriated over. So people like
Bill Gates and Steve Jobs and the likes, if they are as brilliant as they are but are Singaporean Chinese who are weak in
Mandarin, they wont go far here unless they venture overseas. The learning of Chinese can be encouraged. But it should
not be integrated into our educational system such that those weak in the language but otherwise are brilliant, shouldnt be
penalised. Those who have an urgent need to brush up their written and spoken Mandarin, when they come to the bridge,
they will learn and pick up the language skill and cross it. Just like those who know nuts about charts and TA, if they want
to trade full time and be a day trader, they will somehow somewhere somewhatever find a way to pick up the skills and
knowledge to trade full time.
halleluyah ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 13:49) Posted:
| lots of msian in Melb....my bro-in-law n fmly migrate to perth fr the sake of his kids edu...Aus pr so old time can retired in msia, whereas kids become citizen there as they like it there n also fr benefit in Uni... |
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Waaaa..... Mr Keannu Reeves aka John Wick also beh tahan leow shed your tail and come down from the wall to join in the chatter.
john_ric ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 13:56) Posted:
| in sydney, food courts selling asian noodles , rice etc all at around A$12 +/-. per pax and the portion is not as big as in the old times. |
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I dunno about you guys but for me, in present day age, if we send our kids to Australia, US or Great Britain for uni studies,
there is a 90% chance that they will want to stay there and work after graduation and then get married and settle down there
for so many reasons. Big house with big front garden and rear courtyard, big cars, beautiful weather, better educational system
in the form of much lesser stress and no need to take Mandarin...something which many parents here are VERY sore about.
Becoz there are many smart people here who are weak in Mandarin and becoz of this, our system here penalise you not for
being not smart enough but for being weak in Mandarin. This is something some parents are infuriated over. So people like
Bill Gates and Steve Jobs and the likes, if they are as brilliant as they are but are Singaporean Chinese who are weak in
Mandarin, they wont go far here unless they venture overseas. The learning of Chinese can be encouraged. But it should
not be integrated into our educational system such that those weak in the language but otherwise are brilliant, shouldnt be
penalised. Those who have an urgent need to brush up their written and spoken Mandarin, when they come to the bridge,
they will learn and pick up the language skill and cross it. Just like those who know nuts about charts and TA, if they want
to trade full time and be a day trader, they will somehow somewhere somewhatever find a way to pick up the skills and
knowledge to trade full time.
halleluyah ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 13:49) Posted:
lots of msian in Melb....my bro-in-law n fmly migrate to perth fr the sake of his kids edu...Aus pr so old time can retired in msia, whereas kids become citizen there as they like it there n also fr benefit in Uni....
rotijai ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 12:07) Posted:
i do not see migrating to ang mo land as a wise choice...
but what choice do they have?
Singapore? Hong Kong? Japan? China?
These are very competitive places where even the non-bumiputras who are already used to the Malaysia lazy culture might not be able to survive in these countries.
Ang Mo Land
These places are not so competitive and probably with a bit of $ you can live comfortably in places like Perth. I heard Perth has also of Asians and probably this is a good place for people who prefer slower lifestyle..
I can see more and more Malaysia Chinese migrating to other countries.....
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in sydney, food courts selling asian noodles , rice etc all at around A$12 +/-. per pax and the portion is not as big as in the old times.
Yes, I still remember that statement being made on CNA. Idiotic.
Westlake ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 12:00) Posted:
NO NEED TO WEAR MASK, UNLESS YOU ARE UNWELL.
NO NEED TO BE LIKE AN IDIOT QUEUING UP TO BUY TOILET PAPER. IF NO TOILET PAPER, JUST USE WATER LAH, 
Luzern ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 11:55) Posted:
| If you look back at how our scholars handle the situations in Jan, Feb 2020......... And also what some of the world most qualified people said during that time as well.......... I take what they say with a large pinch of salt |
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lots of msian in Melb....my bro-in-law n fmly migrate to perth fr the sake of his kids edu...Aus pr so old time can retired in msia, whereas kids become citizen there as they like it there n also fr benefit in Uni....
rotijai ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 12:07) Posted:
i do not see migrating to ang mo land as a wise choice...
but what choice do they have?
Singapore? Hong Kong? Japan? China?
These are very competitive places where even the non-bumiputras who are already used to the Malaysia lazy culture might not be able to survive in these countries.
Ang Mo Land
These places are not so competitive and probably with a bit of $ you can live comfortably in places like Perth. I heard Perth has also of Asians and probably this is a good place for people who prefer slower lifestyle..
I can see more and more Malaysia Chinese migrating to other countries.....
wavehunter ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 11:56) Posted:
One major downside is to move out of Msia to live in Australia or New Zealand is macam like to stop eating at hawker centres
to eat daily in MBS Foodcourt where one regular plate of Cha Kway Teow is $8.80. Same same for Fishball Noodles. |
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Waaaa lau.... Miss Ugly touched 0.605..... mole ngan thai man. Shake head.
Last Low of 62 cts breached leow.
