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mrtanbg

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Lol but also no more seller. Cup half empty half full. Listen to the good stuff LoL
 

appl888

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Trade at 210/225
Big GAP wor

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Selling at $0.225 now
 

Kinetic88

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Haha these pple take 25 but willing to sell 225

Really kum gong

if no kumgong how to huat ?

just like those who attended the "sure profit" stock trading courses and who was the 1 huat ? the guru who conducted the course !. :s8:
 

Kinetic88

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Haha these pple take 25 but willing to sell 225

Really kum gong

actually they are not kumgong, they are those weak and no holding power who tried their luck thinking can huat on FIFO but see the price tio chua sai, just let go.

heng K88 can hold on to moi 1,000 shares (S$260) after pawning moi lorex watch. :s12:
 

chainer9999

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if u all buy semicon stocks huat big big liao

all those ums aem hi p boom boom boom

this one LOL
 

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The immersive ride, based on the smash hit South Korean zombie movie, will begin touring the continent in the second half of this year.
The South Korean smash-hit zombie film Train to Busan is about to get very real with the launch of a virtual-reality immersive experience exhibition that will tour throughout Asia later this year.

Singapore-listed mm2 Asia is bringing the experience to life and will tour the continent in the second half of this year, CEO Chang Long Jong told The Hollywood Reporter at Filmart.

The VR experience tour is set to visit multiple destinations including southern China and the coastal Chinese cities, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia, and hopefully return to South Korea, the film's home country.

The zombie flick was a phenomenon in all of the above regions, except in China, where it has never been theatrically released. Train to Busan was the top-grossing Korean film in Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong, where it outperformed all Asian (including local Hong Kong) films.
 
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