In these troubling times, let's take a moment to reflect on the peace and
harmony that we have enjoyed thus far. We will quickly realize how fortunate
& blessed we are to live in a peaceful nation endowed with rich natural
resources, favorable climate & free from natural disasters. With such
abundance and good fortune, we can easily take things for granted. The recent
violent protest in Low Yat Plaza
is a wake-up call and a reminder that this peace and harmony is very fragile.
Let's dedicate ourselves to preserving the peace and sustaining the work of
our forefathers who conceived this nation for all of us to live in. If the
truth is told, the work is actually not all that hard. What is required is courage,
sincerity & civility from everyone, especially our political leaders. We
need to have the courage to push back the work of agitators, provocateurs and
troublemakers – even if they are our own people. We need to stand up for the
truth even if the truth is troubling & inconvenient. And, most important of
all, we need to stand together as Malaysians and carry on the work of conciliators,
builders and peacemakers so that the peace that we so cherished will not be
lost. When the peace reins, we will have time to celebrate our diversity.
To all my Muslim readers, I wish you Selamat Hari Raya.
Source: smk2pangkalping.com
3 comments:
Thank you Alex.
We need more Malaysians like you
Hi Alex,
May i have your opinion on Jaks?
Thank you.
Hi lai
Jaks looks interesting. It had an upside breakout above its long-term downtrend line at RM0.55 in late 2013. That breakout fizzled out almost immediately and the share prices slid back - hugging the long-term downtrend line - to RM0.50 for next 4-5 months. Then it charged up to RM0.85 in July 2014. Selldown kicked in and the share prices slid back to below RM0.40 in December 2014. There, Jaks again found support from the long-term downtrend line and regained the upward momentum that sustains the stock until today.
Its immediate support is at RM0.80 (& then RM0.60) and immediate resistance is at RM1.00 (& then RM1.20 & RM1.50). For now, the stock is in a bullish momentum. It has secured an investment licence to build a $2.25 billion 1,200-megawatt coal-fired power plant in Hai Duong, northern Vietnam. Check out Affin's April report on the stock: http://www.bursamarketplace.com/index.php?ch=24&pg=88&ac=13613&bb=research_article_pdf
Good luck!
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