Maharaja's Advice

DS Wijesinghe wrote:

ranferdi wrote:

Maharaja wrote:

ranferdi wrote:

Maharaja wrote:Try to understand - Everyone who has big accounts are finding buyers to exit the portfolios.
Foreigners are struggling to clear accounts.

But no one wants to buy because 98% of company performance is declining. (except exporting companies). Country's economy is collapsing.

Whats the solution ? Putting epf money to this crashing stock market and loosing tax payer money.
It will not stop the market decline. 

eg: JKH Main shareholder wants to sell stake. EPF not big even to buy 20% of that stake. 


Maharaja

Ranferdi Wrote

You are telling JKH main stake holder wants to sell and EPF is not enough to buy 20% of that...… This is a lie.

JKH total market capitalization is 195 Billion, Total EPF Fund value is 1281 Billion... Your sole intent is to lie deceive and drag the market down. To vandalize economy and then to bring back MARA.....

Maharaja wrote

Its very hard when you dont have proper knowledge. 
Each time like children you cry.

A fund cannot invest like retailers invest. There are rules and committee guidelines.  Khazanah holds 10% + of jkh /19.5 Bn, epf cannot buy such big stake unless their portfolio rules change.

epf Fund value means - epf market cap. and not cash at hand. Learn the difference.


So as i said this is not a solution and will not stop ASI falling 


Maharaja

I know EPF is not going to put all their monies into market. But As I know they have setup guidelines now.. I am not aware what is the cap for Share market investments. But this action will definitely bring life to market. My problem is you always not looking at the positive side but only negative side.

Ranferdi you proudly call others uneducated and imply that you are so educated. But when we read the above conversation between you and Maharaja it is evident your level of education/un-education



In fact Maharaja has exposed your level of education/un-education and your ability/inability to understand macro economic issues

ranferdi wrote:In the other side its the foolishness and uneducated mind set of Sri Lankans who still do not recognize the rights of LGBT community.

ranferdi wrote:

ranferdi wrote:In the other side its the foolishness and uneducated mind set of Sri Lankans who still do not recognize the rights of LGBT community.

Also I have quoted him saying foolish is due to his comment of LGBT community. When some one being so bigotry against section of a community they are real fools.

samaritan wrote:Sri Lanka's debt could swell with falling rupee. This is of serious concern!

ranferdi wrote:

samaritan wrote:Sri Lanka's debt could swell with falling rupee. This is of serious concern!

Yes... At the same time its better to put the full stop to this prayer for market crash.. Guys lets imagine janabalaya has toppled the government and keep quite.

samaritan wrote:

ranferdi wrote:

samaritan wrote:Sri Lanka's debt could swell with falling rupee. This is of serious concern!

Yes... At the same time its better to put the full stop to this prayer for market crash.. Guys lets imagine janabalaya has toppled the government and keep quite.

I don't see any correlation between the statement i have made and 'janabalaya'.

ruwan326 wrote:

samaritan wrote:

ranferdi wrote:

samaritan wrote:Sri Lanka's debt could swell with falling rupee. This is of serious concern!

Yes... At the same time its better to put the full stop to this prayer for market crash.. Guys lets imagine janabalaya has toppled the government and keep quite.

I don't see any correlation between the statement i have made and 'janabalaya'.

For last 70 years where we headed as a country????

DS Wijesinghe wrote:

ruwan326 wrote:

samaritan wrote:

ranferdi wrote:

samaritan wrote:Sri Lanka's debt could swell with falling rupee. This is of serious concern!

Yes... At the same time its better to put the full stop to this prayer for market crash.. Guys lets imagine janabalaya has toppled the government and keep quite.

I don't see any correlation between the statement i have made and 'janabalaya'.

For last 70 years where we headed as a country????

The person who wants SEC to probe past dealings of large sharks of large stock market mafia is a person who has mislead fellow forum members to earn a fast buck

SEC should complete their investigations in to people like Ruwan326 for his involvement(or attempted invlovement) in manipulating and artificially taking the prices up of several stocks that he bought

It's hilarious when a person who tries earn money at the expense of other's ignorance calling others thieves when he himself is more or less so.

"Horungeth Horu Kamba Horu"



Menna Horu
Share market scandal erupts in Sri Lanka-Saturday, 15 September 2012

World Socialist Web Site: A scandal over the manipulation of shares on the Colombo Stock Exchange has erupted in recent weeks, after former Sri Lankan Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Thilak Karunaratne accused Government ministers of acting in league with speculators.

Karunaratne was pressured by President Mahinda Rajapaksa to quit his position, just nine months after his appointment. The apparent reason for his ouster was that the SEC had commenced investigations into 17 companies accused of abusing the share market.


After his resignation, Karunaratne told the media of “daylight robbery” by a “stock market mafia” closely connected to Government leaders, including Rajapaksa.

Karunaratne is a politician as well as a businessman. He was a founding leader of the Sinhala chauvinist Jathika Hela Urumaya (JHU), then joined the right-wing United National Party (UNP). Just before the presidential election in January 2010, he switched to Rajapaksa’s Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP).

The SEC is the “regulating authority” appointed by the president to oversee the Colombo stock market. Rajapaksa has used his powers to install chairpersons loyal to the Government. Karunaratne’s predecessor Indrani Sugathadasa, who resigned in similar circumstances, is the wife of the President’s Secretary, Lalith Weeratunga.

The latest scandal has provided a glimpse into the operations of a parasitic layer of financial speculators who have been nurtured by the Rajapaksa Government since the end of the country’s longstanding civil war. After the defeat of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) in May 2009, the Colombo all share price index soared — from 1,631 points in 2008 to 7,800 points in February 2011.

Rajapaksa pointed to the rocketing share prices as proof of his Government’s economic success. The financial press hailed “one of the best performing share markets in the world,” but the “success,” amid the global financial crisis, was built on rampant speculation.

In early 2011, the bubble burst and the index is currently hovering around 5,000 points. Foreign investors have been withdrawing funds and Colombo is rated as one of the world’s “worst performing” markets.

Karunaratne admitted that speculation had been a major factor in the share price rises. “The major contribution came from people who used unfair means in pumping up the market, which made it reach extreme high levels,” he told the media.
The former SEC Chairman has not named the 17 companies that he placed under investigation. But he hinted at their identities by citing cases where prices had dramatically risen between the end of 2009 and end of 2010. Over that year, the share prices of Dankotuwa Porcelain, Blue Diamonds, Asian Alliance Insurance, Lanka Hospitals and HVA Foods stock increased by 226, 270, 177, 204 and 394 per cent respectively.

A Sunday Times editorial last weekend, entitled ‘Jackals and mafia of crooks,’ commented: “It is common tattle that many of the 17 ‘suspects’ are closely linked to the ruling elite. This linkage extends to the level of financing the political campaigns of the rulers, and even more, acting for them as front men.”

In a scheme known as “pumping and dumping,” major dealers encouraged investors to put money into particular shares, promising huge returns. When the share price reached a certain level, the dealers sold out, making staggering profits, and prices fell sharply. Small share holders, who had in many cases invested their savings and pensions, were hit with heavy losses.

The Central Bank encouraged this speculative frenzy by releasing money from the Employees Provident Fund (EPF), the country’s biggest pension fund, to purchase shares, including in ailing companies such as Galadari Hotels, Laugfs Gas, Piramal Glass Ceylon, Ceylon Grain Elevators and Browns. The release of EPF cash for private sector investment was a longstanding demand of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

The results have been disastrous. For example, the EPF purchased 23.7 million shares in the loss-making Galadari Hotels at a price of 32.50 rupees a share in 2010 from Nawaloka Hospitals. By July 2012, the share price had plummeted to 11 rupees, resulting in a loss of 500 million rupees for the EPF. Overall, the EPF had lost about 6 billion rupees by the middle of this year.

The newly-appointed SEC Chairman, Nalaka Godahewa, is well connected to the Government as well. He was given the job despite heading the Colombo Lands and Development (CLD), which is also under a cloud for share manipulation.

The CLD had been a prominent Colombo real estate developer but was restructured into a joint venture with the Urban Development Authority (UDA). In 2010, the Government put the UDA, a civilian body, under the Defence Ministry, which is headed by Gotabaya Rajapakse, the President’s brother.
The UDA is central to the Government plans to develop Colombo as a major “commercial hub,” primarily through the eviction of some 70,000 shanty dwellers. The security forces have already forcibly removed hundreds of families.

One of those recently identified by the media as a member of the “stock market mafia” also has government connections. Dilith Jayaweera, head of Divasa Equity, recently admitted meeting with Gotabaya Rajapaksa to discuss share market affairs. Gotabaya Rajapaksa arranged for Jayaweera, who was known for demanding a free hand for share dealers, to meet with SEC Chairman Karunaratne.

The eruption of the share market scandal points to deep dissatisfaction among layers of the corporate elite with the Rajapaksa Government and its business cronies. The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce has expressed concern over Karunaratne’s resignation, warning that it would send the wrong signal to foreign investors.

These divisions in ruling circles have opened up amid the worsening global economic breakdown, which is impacting heavily on the Sri Lankan economy through declining exports and an emerging balance of payments crisis.

The scandal has revealed a parasitic layer of speculators and share price manipulators operating in collaboration with the government, which will inevitably attempt to pass the burden of the losses onto the working people.

http://www.ft.lk/article/109712/Share-market-scandal-erupts-in-Sri-Lanka

Maharaja wrote:Dear members,

Maharaja gave few predictions many months ago about failing economy and CSE.
1. Dollar will cross 170/- by SEP. 2018
2. ASI will hit 5800

Maharaja's first prediction was achieved today. Commercial Bank dollar selling 171.40/-
Second prediction will also be achieved soon.

After both predictions are achieved Maharaja will announce new market predictions.


Maharaja.

Maharaja wrote:Dear members,

Maharaja gave few predictions many months ago about failing economy and CSE.
1. Dollar will cross 170/- by SEP. 2018
2. ASI will hit 5800

Maharaja's first prediction was achieved today. Commercial Bank dollar selling 171.40/-
Second prediction will also be achieved soon.

After both predictions are achieved Maharaja will announce new market predictions.


Maharaja.

ruwan326 wrote:

DS Wijesinghe wrote:

ruwan326 wrote:

samaritan wrote:

ranferdi wrote:

samaritan wrote:Sri Lanka's debt could swell with falling rupee. This is of serious concern!

Yes... At the same time its better to put the full stop to this prayer for market crash.. Guys lets imagine janabalaya has toppled the government and keep quite.

I don't see any correlation between the statement i have made and 'janabalaya'.

For last 70 years where we headed as a country????

The person who wants SEC to probe past dealings of large sharks of large stock market mafia is a person who has mislead fellow forum members to earn a fast buck

SEC should complete their investigations in to people like Ruwan326 for his involvement(or attempted invlovement) in manipulating and artificially taking the prices up of several stocks that he bought

It's hilarious when a person who tries earn money at the expense of other's ignorance calling others thieves when he himself is more or less so.

"Horungeth Horu Kamba Horu"



Menna Horu
Share market scandal erupts in Sri Lanka-Saturday, 15 September 2012

World Socialist Web Site: A scandal over the manipulation of shares on the Colombo Stock Exchange has erupted in recent weeks, after former Sri Lankan Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Thilak Karunaratne accused Government ministers of acting in league with speculators.

Karunaratne was pressured by President Mahinda Rajapaksa to quit his position, just nine months after his appointment. The apparent reason for his ouster was that the SEC had commenced investigations into 17 companies accused of abusing the share market.


After his resignation, Karunaratne told the media of “daylight robbery” by a “stock market mafia” closely connected to Government leaders, including Rajapaksa.

Karunaratne is a politician as well as a businessman. He was a founding leader of the Sinhala chauvinist Jathika Hela Urumaya (JHU), then joined the right-wing United National Party (UNP). Just before the presidential election in January 2010, he switched to Rajapaksa’s Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP).

The SEC is the “regulating authority” appointed by the president to oversee the Colombo stock market. Rajapaksa has used his powers to install chairpersons loyal to the Government. Karunaratne’s predecessor Indrani Sugathadasa, who resigned in similar circumstances, is the wife of the President’s Secretary, Lalith Weeratunga.

The latest scandal has provided a glimpse into the operations of a parasitic layer of financial speculators who have been nurtured by the Rajapaksa Government since the end of the country’s longstanding civil war. After the defeat of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) in May 2009, the Colombo all share price index soared — from 1,631 points in 2008 to 7,800 points in February 2011.

Rajapaksa pointed to the rocketing share prices as proof of his Government’s economic success. The financial press hailed “one of the best performing share markets in the world,” but the “success,” amid the global financial crisis, was built on rampant speculation.

In early 2011, the bubble burst and the index is currently hovering around 5,000 points. Foreign investors have been withdrawing funds and Colombo is rated as one of the world’s “worst performing” markets.

Karunaratne admitted that speculation had been a major factor in the share price rises. “The major contribution came from people who used unfair means in pumping up the market, which made it reach extreme high levels,” he told the media.
The former SEC Chairman has not named the 17 companies that he placed under investigation. But he hinted at their identities by citing cases where prices had dramatically risen between the end of 2009 and end of 2010. Over that year, the share prices of Dankotuwa Porcelain, Blue Diamonds, Asian Alliance Insurance, Lanka Hospitals and HVA Foods stock increased by 226, 270, 177, 204 and 394 per cent respectively.

A Sunday Times editorial last weekend, entitled ‘Jackals and mafia of crooks,’ commented: “It is common tattle that many of the 17 ‘suspects’ are closely linked to the ruling elite. This linkage extends to the level of financing the political campaigns of the rulers, and even more, acting for them as front men.”

In a scheme known as “pumping and dumping,” major dealers encouraged investors to put money into particular shares, promising huge returns. When the share price reached a certain level, the dealers sold out, making staggering profits, and prices fell sharply. Small share holders, who had in many cases invested their savings and pensions, were hit with heavy losses.

The Central Bank encouraged this speculative frenzy by releasing money from the Employees Provident Fund (EPF), the country’s biggest pension fund, to purchase shares, including in ailing companies such as Galadari Hotels, Laugfs Gas, Piramal Glass Ceylon, Ceylon Grain Elevators and Browns. The release of EPF cash for private sector investment was a longstanding demand of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

The results have been disastrous. For example, the EPF purchased 23.7 million shares in the loss-making Galadari Hotels at a price of 32.50 rupees a share in 2010 from Nawaloka Hospitals. By July 2012, the share price had plummeted to 11 rupees, resulting in a loss of 500 million rupees for the EPF. Overall, the EPF had lost about 6 billion rupees by the middle of this year.

The newly-appointed SEC Chairman, Nalaka Godahewa, is well connected to the Government as well. He was given the job despite heading the Colombo Lands and Development (CLD), which is also under a cloud for share manipulation.

The CLD had been a prominent Colombo real estate developer but was restructured into a joint venture with the Urban Development Authority (UDA). In 2010, the Government put the UDA, a civilian body, under the Defence Ministry, which is headed by Gotabaya Rajapakse, the President’s brother.
The UDA is central to the Government plans to develop Colombo as a major “commercial hub,” primarily through the eviction of some 70,000 shanty dwellers. The security forces have already forcibly removed hundreds of families.

One of those recently identified by the media as a member of the “stock market mafia” also has government connections. Dilith Jayaweera, head of Divasa Equity, recently admitted meeting with Gotabaya Rajapaksa to discuss share market affairs. Gotabaya Rajapaksa arranged for Jayaweera, who was known for demanding a free hand for share dealers, to meet with SEC Chairman Karunaratne.

The eruption of the share market scandal points to deep dissatisfaction among layers of the corporate elite with the Rajapaksa Government and its business cronies. The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce has expressed concern over Karunaratne’s resignation, warning that it would send the wrong signal to foreign investors.

These divisions in ruling circles have opened up amid the worsening global economic breakdown, which is impacting heavily on the Sri Lankan economy through declining exports and an emerging balance of payments crisis.

The scandal has revealed a parasitic layer of speculators and share price manipulators operating in collaboration with the government, which will inevitably attempt to pass the burden of the losses onto the working people.

http://www.ft.lk/article/109712/Share-market-scandal-erupts-in-Sri-Lanka

ruwan326 wrote:

Maharaja wrote:Dear members,

Maharaja gave few predictions many months ago about failing economy and CSE.
1. Dollar will cross 170/- by SEP. 2018
2. ASI will hit 5800

Maharaja's first prediction was achieved today. Commercial Bank dollar selling 171.40/-
Second prediction will also be achieved soon.

After both predictions are achieved Maharaja will announce new market predictions.


Maharaja.

Your prediction on JKH still valid????
Then I will put an AD in ikman to sell the house to buy JKH 

Maharaja wrote:Dear members,

Maharaja gave few predictions many months ago about failing economy and CSE.
1. Dollar will cross 170/- by SEP. 2018
2. ASI will hit 5800

Maharaja's first prediction was achieved today. Commercial Bank dollar selling 171.40/-
Second prediction will also be achieved soon.

After both predictions are achieved Maharaja will announce new market predictions.


Maharaja.

sanjulanka wrote:අපිටම කියල හිතන්න පුලුවන් දවසක් එනකම් එක එක්කෙනගෙ කතා අහගෙන තමයි ඉන්නෙ වෙන්නෙ.වෙළද පොලේ තියෙන හොද කොටස් අඩු මිලට ගන්න  දවසින් දවස කල් දමන එකයි අතේ තියෙන හොද කොටස් අඩු මිලට විකුනන එකයි නතර වෙන්නෙ ලොකු මිනිසුන් එයාලගෙ මල්ල පුරව ගත්තට පස්සෙ එයාලම අපිට ගන්න කියන විට තමයි කියලයි මටනම් හිතෙන්නෙ.හැමෝම බලාන ඉන්නව කිව්වට විකුනන කොටස් ගන්න කට්ටියකුත් ඉන්නවනෙ.5800න් වෙළද පොල වැටෙන එක නතර වෙනව කියල හරියටම කියන්න කොහොමද?4800ට එන්න බැරිද?එකම දේ හැමදාමත් වෙනව කියන්නෙ ....

ruwan326 wrote:

sanjulanka wrote:අපිටම කියල හිතන්න පුලුවන් දවසක් එනකම් එක එක්කෙනගෙ කතා අහගෙන තමයි ඉන්නෙ වෙන්නෙ.වෙළද පොලේ තියෙන හොද කොටස් අඩු මිලට ගන්න  දවසින් දවස කල් දමන එකයි අතේ තියෙන හොද කොටස් අඩු මිලට විකුනන එකයි නතර වෙන්නෙ ලොකු මිනිසුන් එයාලගෙ මල්ල පුරව ගත්තට පස්සෙ එයාලම අපිට ගන්න කියන විට තමයි කියලයි මටනම් හිතෙන්නෙ.හැමෝම බලාන ඉන්නව කිව්වට විකුනන කොටස් ගන්න කට්ටියකුත් ඉන්නවනෙ.5800න් වෙළද පොල වැටෙන එක නතර වෙනව කියල හරියටම කියන්න කොහොමද?4800ට එන්න බැරිද?එකම දේ හැමදාමත් වෙනව කියන්නෙ ....

ruwan326 wrote:

sanjulanka wrote:බොහොම ස්තුතියි රුවන්. හැමෝම බය වෙල වගෙ ඉන්න වෙලාවෙ ගැම්මට ඉන්න එකට.මම ඊයෙ කුරුණෑගල කොටස් වෙළදපොලට ගියා ආයොජකයො කිසි කෙනෙක් නැහැ.සමගම් දෙකක විතරක් කවුලු තියෙනව අනිත්ව වහල.ආයොජක උපදේශයින් කීප දෙනෙකුගෙන්ම ඇහුවම මේ දවස්වල මොනද ගන්න හොද කොටස් කියල ඒ හැමදෙනාම පැවසුවෙ දැන්ම ගන්න එපා තව අඩු උනාම ගමු කියල.ඔයා තනිවම කරන සටන ලොකු ගැම්මක්.

 market එක මොන හේතු නිසා වැටුනත් නැග්ගත් අපිට පුළුවන් නම් හොඳම කොටස් තෝරාගන්න -සුදුසු වෙලාවට /සුදුසු මිළට බය වෙන්න දෙයක් නැහැ.

මෙච්චර හොඳ quarter reports තිබිලත් /52 weeks lowest මිළටත් අඩුවෙන් කොටස් තිබිලත් තව වැටෙනකන් ඉන්නේ investorලා  නම් උන්ට කියන්න වෙන්නේ මල පෙරේතයෝ කියලා

DS Wijesinghe wrote:

ruwan326 wrote:

sanjulanka wrote:බොහොම ස්තුතියි රුවන්. හැමෝම බය වෙල වගෙ ඉන්න වෙලාවෙ ගැම්මට ඉන්න එකට.මම ඊයෙ කුරුණෑගල කොටස් වෙළදපොලට ගියා ආයොජකයො කිසි කෙනෙක් නැහැ.සමගම් දෙකක විතරක් කවුලු තියෙනව අනිත්ව වහල.ආයොජක උපදේශයින් කීප දෙනෙකුගෙන්ම ඇහුවම මේ දවස්වල මොනද ගන්න හොද කොටස් කියල ඒ හැමදෙනාම පැවසුවෙ දැන්ම ගන්න එපා තව අඩු උනාම ගමු කියල.ඔයා තනිවම කරන සටන ලොකු ගැම්මක්.

 market එක මොන හේතු නිසා වැටුනත් නැග්ගත් අපිට පුළුවන් නම් හොඳම කොටස් තෝරාගන්න -සුදුසු වෙලාවට /සුදුසු මිළට බය වෙන්න දෙයක් නැහැ.

මෙච්චර හොඳ quarter reports තිබිලත් /52 weeks lowest මිළටත් අඩුවෙන් කොටස් තිබිලත් තව වැටෙනකන් ඉන්නේ investorලා  නම් උන්ට කියන්න වෙන්නේ මල පෙරේතයෝ කියලා

Ruwan326 has been misleading fellow forum members to the highest level 


1. When the profits of most blue chips were down he says "මෙච්චර හොඳ quarter reports තිබිලත්"


2. Forum members who are waiting to buy stocks at lower levels he sarcastically brand them as " මල පෙරේතයෝ"

ruwan326 wrote:

DS Wijesinghe wrote:

ruwan326 wrote:

sanjulanka wrote:බොහොම ස්තුතියි රුවන්. හැමෝම බය වෙල වගෙ ඉන්න වෙලාවෙ ගැම්මට ඉන්න එකට.මම ඊයෙ කුරුණෑගල කොටස් වෙළදපොලට ගියා ආයොජකයො කිසි කෙනෙක් නැහැ.සමගම් දෙකක විතරක් කවුලු තියෙනව අනිත්ව වහල.ආයොජක උපදේශයින් කීප දෙනෙකුගෙන්ම ඇහුවම මේ දවස්වල මොනද ගන්න හොද කොටස් කියල ඒ හැමදෙනාම පැවසුවෙ දැන්ම ගන්න එපා තව අඩු උනාම ගමු කියල.ඔයා තනිවම කරන සටන ලොකු ගැම්මක්.

 market එක මොන හේතු නිසා වැටුනත් නැග්ගත් අපිට පුළුවන් නම් හොඳම කොටස් තෝරාගන්න -සුදුසු වෙලාවට /සුදුසු මිළට බය වෙන්න දෙයක් නැහැ.

මෙච්චර හොඳ quarter reports තිබිලත් /52 weeks lowest මිළටත් අඩුවෙන් කොටස් තිබිලත් තව වැටෙනකන් ඉන්නේ investorලා  නම් උන්ට කියන්න වෙන්නේ මල පෙරේතයෝ කියලා

Ruwan326 has been misleading fellow forum members to the highest level 


1. When the profits of most blue chips were down he says "මෙච්චර හොඳ quarter reports තිබිලත්"


2. Forum members who are waiting to buy stocks at lower levels he sarcastically brand them as " මල පෙරේතයෝ"

මහත්තයෝ කොහෙද මන් BLUE CHIPS ගැන මේකේ  කියලා තියෙන්නේ ??????

ruwan326 wrote:

DS Wijesinghe wrote:

ruwan326 wrote:

sanjulanka wrote:බොහොම ස්තුතියි රුවන්. හැමෝම බය වෙල වගෙ ඉන්න වෙලාවෙ ගැම්මට ඉන්න එකට.මම ඊයෙ කුරුණෑගල කොටස් වෙළදපොලට ගියා ආයොජකයො කිසි කෙනෙක් නැහැ.සමගම් දෙකක විතරක් කවුලු තියෙනව අනිත්ව වහල.ආයොජක උපදේශයින් කීප දෙනෙකුගෙන්ම ඇහුවම මේ දවස්වල මොනද ගන්න හොද කොටස් කියල ඒ හැමදෙනාම පැවසුවෙ දැන්ම ගන්න එපා තව අඩු උනාම ගමු කියල.ඔයා තනිවම කරන සටන ලොකු ගැම්මක්.

 market එක මොන හේතු නිසා වැටුනත් නැග්ගත් අපිට පුළුවන් නම් හොඳම කොටස් තෝරාගන්න -සුදුසු වෙලාවට /සුදුසු මිළට බය වෙන්න දෙයක් නැහැ.

මෙච්චර හොඳ quarter reports තිබිලත් /52 weeks lowest මිළටත් අඩුවෙන් කොටස් තිබිලත් තව වැටෙනකන් ඉන්නේ investorලා  නම් උන්ට කියන්න වෙන්නේ මල පෙරේතයෝ කියලා

Ruwan326 has been misleading fellow forum members to the highest level 


1. When the profits of most blue chips were down he says "මෙච්චර හොඳ quarter reports තිබිලත්"


2. Forum members who are waiting to buy stocks at lower levels he sarcastically brand them as " මල පෙරේතයෝ"

මහත්තයෝ කොහෙද මන් BLUE CHIPS ගැන මේකේ  කියලා තියෙන්නේ ??????

ruwan326 wrote:

skyfall wrote:Can you please explain me why Indian rupee keeps falling against USD. Is that a reason of Ranil.
Also also explain how we gonna pay back massive loan which previous government took to build some white elephants and also unnecessary projects? 

You people are brain washed. Only a mythical king lives in your mind. That king has stolen billions but you people dontd care

I don't think Maharaja can answer these questions  
He is a trained parrot and only say Market crash for any matter.....I bet If he got even loose motion he blame Ranil/M3

ruwan326 wrote:I thought it is a minor, but it seems you are suffering from a big mental disorder DS,






1. Since you worship Maharaja why wasting time still here??????Take his advice and empty portfolio and invest in Negambo fish market(once he suggest)
2.You want to prove by any mean that your imaginations are true ...... I do not promote politics and political parties.
3.According to Maharaja you want all of CSE investors to empty portfolio and invest in Negambo fish market???????
4.I do not give a horse shit what you or others say and I will continue my posting here to help and inform forum members.
5.So don't waste everyone else time and please come back after 2020

Miss-Sangeetha wrote:

TARGET wrote:

Maharaja wrote:Hi little brothers & sisters,

This is BULL RUN, sell your lands, sell your cars, sell your jewelry. And invest in this BULL MARKET.


Keep Buying
Maharaja

Mu Maharaja neme Gonraja. Guys be careful from these kind of junk idiots. They like to play with others..Never forget....Same dirty gang..

Maharaja is a respected longstanding elderly senior member of this forum similar to EC or Chinwi but considerable period he was absent and he re emerged in this forum.
Now he is behaving like Teller in recent days, I think he is facing financial difficulties

Now he is behaving like Teller in recent days, I think he is facing financial difficulties" is it ??????????