if there are sufficient sellers.......
Unnoticed...each day buy a bit.
moving steadily up! $4 soon....
Close strong last week. It should be hot this week
DuplexCH ( Date: 03-Apr-2021 22:33) Posted:
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Will enter again, managed to sell off on previous peak. One of my fav counter. Can we see $4 this time?
Mersingboy ( Date: 29-Mar-2021 10:43) Posted:
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its always in low vol trade
trading vol low.....good time to accumulate...
Start moving already. Managed to collect some
Not being noticed yet. Will catch up. Just wait a few more days. Today still aem, ums and frenken will steal limelight
Good time to re-enter again?
alleyboy ( Date: 24-Feb-2021 09:31) Posted:
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Yup. Me too. Awaiting for the right time/price to load. Tis one good counter. But present level still too pricey. DYODD
DuplexCH ( Date: 24-Feb-2021 09:29) Posted:
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Sold off almost at peak. Might re-enter below $3.
alleyboy ( Date: 24-Feb-2021 09:26) Posted:
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Kip going south everyday...
DuplexCH ( Date: 05-Feb-2021 22:30) Posted:
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This gem lost momentum..
I agree but might not hit $4. Holding this gem since $2.67, stable performer but has it reached its limit?!
actan99 ( Date: 01-Feb-2021 11:10) Posted:
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Latest result out and again its very good and encouraging. 
This stock is a gem. 
This stock is a gem. 
last Friday those who want to take profit ady sold.
Tomorrow rebound and go up trend .
Tomorrow rebound and go up trend .
I think limited upside, if any, at least in immediate term.
Big boys noticeably exited already.
If there is still buying interest, maybe it can jerk up a little bit because the float is small.
Gotta see if there's anymore selling.
DuplexCH ( Date: 30-Jan-2021 15:32) Posted:
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Will Monday be a good day for Micro-Mechanics? 
Joelton ( Date: 30-Jan-2021 15:14) Posted:
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Micro-Mechanics Q2 net profit rises 24.6% to S$4.5m
 
MICRO-MECHANICS Holdings, which manufactures high-precision tools and parts used in the semiconductor industry, on Friday posted a net profit of S$4.5 million for the three months ended Dec 31, 2020, up 24.6 per cent from S$3.6 million a year ago.
 
The results translate to earnings per share (EPS) of 3.2 Singapore cents for the second quarter, from 2.57 cents the year before.
 
Revenue was up 15.2 per cent to S$18.7 million, from S$16.3 million a year ago. This came on the back of buoyant growth of the semiconductor industry, Micro-Mechanics said in a bourse filing.
 
For the half year ended Dec 31, net profit rose 33 per cent - to S$9.1 million from S$6.8 million the year before. Revenue was up 16.7 per cent to S$36.9 million, from S$31.6 million a year ago.
 
The board has declared an interim dividend of six Singapore cents per share for FY2021, up from an interim dividend of five cents in FY2020. The dividend will be paid on Feb 25.
 
Micro-Mechanics' chief executive Chris Borch said the group witnessed higher sales in the majority of its geographical markets, with double-digit growth in its top three markets - China, the United States and Malaysia. 
 
Mr Borch said the semiconductor industry may be entering a &ldquo supercycle&rdquo of multi-year growth powered by skyrocketing demand for computers, mobile devices and data centres, as well as the proliferation of applications for chips. 
 
Given the industry&rsquo s positive outlook and after relatively modest capital spending over the last two financial years, Micro-Mechanics is accelerating its plans for several key investments. This resulted in an increase in capital expenditure to S$5.3 million in H1 2020. The investments include the development of new machining technology at its factory in the US.