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babyjoey ng
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Look at this dog jovin. He is not dare to post here but other place. Hahahaha


VV closed today at 82c, down 2.5c (2.96%) with 10.54M volume.

As per our usual pattern, VV closed lower on Friday with 4th lowest volume ever for past 50 sessions since our MM started.

Despite today’s buy rate at 43%, and negative money flow of RM1.22M, VV has been dropping for 3 sessions consecutively now and I can see that the selling pressure has dried up.

There are some traders collecting at this level. In my estimation, outside traders have collected at least 8-10 million shares at ~85c average price.

Today’s low (81c) is higher than yesterday’s low (80.5c).

All of the above tells me that our shareholders now are mostly buy and hold players and are very patient about the drop.

They are not overreacting and they are all pricing in that this is the new natural support level.

I believe that VV will trade around this level (82-84c) while traders wait for market sentiment to improve.

Once market sentiment improves, VV will resume its uptrend.

We should see VV hitting RM1.15 in the next leg upwards.
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KS Tong
So, what is your opinion?
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mohd zahidi Ibrahim
Monday vv open 0.825 and close around 0.855 or 0.885 based on technical chart flag pattern...
when break 0.810/0.805 consider cutloss....up to investor/trader trading plan...
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mohd zahidi Ibrahim
when break 0.885 above will go to 0.900/0.950
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JianShen Ong
babyjoey ng you got the link?
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Janbert Fong
Babyjoey is Jovin see... how he wrote is same with Jovin see haha
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babyjoey ng
only stupid will trust u, conman Fong ChinBok (he only comment on vivo, no other place. hahahah).
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JianShen Ong
Haha very funny
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Janbert Fong
mean all bought vivocom are stupid la hahahaha... jovin ng the smartest...
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