I never buy lah. Haha. I said ''Aiya just now 1.06 never buy" ma.

If I bought 1.06 I yesterday also will sell lor. Can earn 3-4cents.

Investmts hv risks. U muz understand e risk b4 u step in Mkt.

Since alot of pple oredi stepped in MIT & hv monies hold. Y sell???

Sell now & buy back cheap? Human always greedy, when u saw cheaper... U might wait more cheaper again. So y u sell when u hv oredi stepped in???

I repeat, MIT'll reach 1.40 in few wks time even "if" STI's hving healthy corrections...

When? I oso cnt tell... Juz b patients & wait 1.40 to cm...

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Investmts hv risks. U muz understand e risk b4 u step in Mkt.

Since alot of pple oredi stepped in MIT & hv monies hold. Y sell???

Sell now & buy back cheap? Human always greedy, when u saw cheaper... U might wait more cheaper again. So y u sell when u hv oredi stepped in???

I repeat, MIT'll reach 1.40 in few wks time even "if" STI's hving healthy corrections...

When? I oso cnt tell... Juz b patients & wait 1.40 to cm...

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Bon3260, why r u so positive abt this counter.

Can share. This counter is not a growth stock,

but a dividend yield stock.

Bon3260, why r u so positive abt this counter.

Can share. This counter is not a growth stock,

but a dividend yield stock.

Ignore those noises... Sm scary drops might appear.

B patients...

U'll regret aft sold & MIT reaches 1.40.

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Never Buy Newly Listed Shares within 6 months from the listed date.

To Play IPO, you must subscribe to the IPO and sell your allocated shares immediately when you make money. These usually happens within the first 3 days from the listed date.

After that, the share price has a high change of falling and it could fall for the next 6 months.

This is because, directors and major shareholders are forbidden to sell their shares in the first 6 months of the listing. So they are unlikely to play with their shares during this period, hence price usually falls. After the 6 months period, they will start sell their shares to take profit, this will drive share price even lower. But, they'll still make money because they got their shares at pre-listed price, which is a lot lower than what you paid for.

I don't play IPO because unless your buy at pre-listed price, your chances of making losses are high.

This is just my personal views, you don't have to take it seriously.

Good luck.

I repeat, pls ignore those noises...

U'll c MIT reaches 1.40 in few wks time. B patients...

Note: MIT as @ 22-Oct-2010 (Fri) last 1.11.

4 those fresh bloods if got doubts. Pls read my posting in tis SJ abt SoundGlobal (Epure Int), Osim, Frencken, Innotek, Hi-P, Spindex & Meiban Gp (Meiban Gp cming soon)...

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Never Buy Newly Listed Shares within 6 months from the listed date.

To Play IPO, you must subscribe to the IPO and sell your allocated shares immediately when you make money. These usually happens within the first 3 days from the listed date.

After that, the share price has a high change of falling and it could fall for the next 6 months.

This is because, directors and major shareholders are forbidden to sell their shares in the first 6 months of the listing. So they are unlikely to play with their shares during this period, hence price usually falls. After the 6 months period, they will start sell their shares to take profit, this will drive share price even lower. But, they'll still make money because they got their shares at pre-listed price, which is a lot lower than what you paid for.

I don't play IPO because unless your buy at pre-listed price, your chances of making losses are high.

This is just my personal views, you don't have to take it seriously.

Good luck.

Never Buy Newly Listed Shares within 6 months from the listed date.

To Play IPO, you must subscribe to the IPO and sell your allocated shares immediately when you make money. These usually happens within the first 3 days from the listed date.

After that, the share price has a high change of falling and it could fall for the next 6 months.

This is because, directors and major shareholders are forbidden to sell their shares in the first 6 months of the listing. So they are unlikely to play with their shares during this period, hence price usually falls. After the 6 months period, they will start sell their shares to take profit, this will drive share price even lower. But, they'll still make money because they got their shares at pre-listed price, which is a lot lower than what you paid for.

I don't play IPO because unless your buy at pre-listed price, your chances of making losses are high.

This is just my personal views, you don't have to take it seriously.

Good luck.

I never buy lah. Haha. I said ''Aiya just now 1.06 never buy" ma.

If I bought 1.06 I yesterday also will sell lor. Can earn 3-4cents.

This is a recent IPO with many institutional shareholdings that has not seen any share run up after the first day trading.

Lowest done so far is $1.05 but has levelled at $1.09 and $1.10 with volume still sizeable. Thus price seem to have bottom and traders are accumulating.

Based on the dividend payout the returns are still higher than bank interests. Potential price run up is high.

Thus downside risk is limited and there is upside potential. Makes sense to accumulate further and accumulate your costs price.

But $1.40 within next few weeks is not likely.