නිමල් පෙරේරා “බොක්කෙන්ම” කතා කරයි

කොටස් වෙළෙඳ පොළ නියාමන රෙගුලාසි දැඩි කරන පසුබිම තුළ යම් හෙයකින් නියාමකයා හමුවට තමා කැඳවුවහොත් දිනකට රුපියල් මිලියන 300/400 ගනුදෙනු වල යෙදනෙ තමා කොටස් වෙළෙඳ ‍පොළින් ඉවත් වන බව ශ්‍රී ලංකාවේ පුමුඛතම තනි පුද්ගල කොටස් වෙළෙඳ පොළ ආයෝජකයෙකු වන නිමල් පෙරේරා අනතුරු හඟවයි.

ශ්‍රී ලංකා අධ්‍යක්ෂවරුන්ගේ සංවිධානය මගින් ඊයේ කොළඹදී සංවිධානය කර තිබූ සම්මන්ත්‍රණයක් අමතමින් හෙතෙම මේ බව කීවේය.

කෙසේවෙතත්, ඔහුගේ මෙම ආන්දෝලනාත්මක හිතුවක්කාර ප්‍රකාශයට පිළිතුරු දුන් ජාත්‍යන්තර මූල්‍ය අරමුදලේ ශ්‍රී ලංකා නියෝජිත කෝෂී මෙතායි පවසා සිටියේ රටක් වශයෙන් ඉදිරියට යාමට නම් නීතියක් හා සදාචාරයක් කියා දෙයක් පැවතිය යුතු බවත් එයට එරෙහිව කඳවුරු බැඳීමෙන් කොටස් වෙළෙඳ පොළ පිළිබඳ ජනතා විශ්වාසයට මෙන්ම රටටද අහිතකරව එය බලපාන බවයි.

මේ නිමල් පෙරේරාගේ එම( හිතුවක්කාර )කරුණු දැක්වීමේ සංෂිප්තයයි.

“මුලින්ම,මගේ ඉංග්‍රීසි දැනුම ගැන ඔය අය සමාව භාජනය කරන්න ඕනේ. මම පින්නවෙල මධ්‍යම මහා විද්‍යාලයේ ඉඳලා කොළඹ ආවේ. මට ප්‍රමාණවත් ඉංග්‍රීසි අධ්‍යාපනයක් ලැබුණේ නැති නිසා චතුරව ඉංග්‍රීසි හසුරුවන්න අමාරුයි.

ඉන්සයිඩර් ඩීලිං ගැක කතා කරන්න කට්ටිය මේ තැනට ඇවිත් ඉන්නේ.මම ඔය සංකල්පයට සහමුලින්ම විරුද්ධයි.මේ පුංචි රටේ අපි ඹක්කොම එකිනෙකා හඳුනනවා.ඒ කියන්නේ අපි ඔක්කොම ඉන්සයිඩර්ස්ලා.

මගේ ඇන්ටි කෙනෙක් ඉන්නවා නම් මම එයාට කියනවා මගේ සමාගම් වල හොඳ මූල්‍ය විස්තර. එතකොට ඒ ඇන්ටි ඒ බව එයාගෙ බෝයි ෆේන්ඩ්ට හරි තව කාට හරි කියනවා.ඔය විදියට ඔය කතාව කටින් කට යනවා.ඔය දේ සිද්ධ වෙන්නෙ බොහෝම සද්භාවයෙන්.නමුත් ඔය ආරංචිය ගියාම කොටස් මිල නගිනවා.ඔක ඉන්සයිඩර් ඩීලිංද ?

ඉන්සයිඩර් ඩීලිං කරන කට්ටිය අල්ලන්න අවශ්‍ය නම් කොටස් වෙළෙඳ පොළ වේලාවේදී තැරුව්කරුවන්ගේ දුරකතන ටැප් කරන්න.එතකොට ඔය කට්ට්ය ඔක්කොම හිරේ දාන්න පුළුවන්.එතකොට ඉන්සයිඩර් ඩීලර්ස්ලා වෙනුවෙන් වෙනම සිර ගෙයක් හදන්නයි.

අද මට කොටස් විකුණන්න බැහැ.විකුණුවොත් ඒ විස්තර එවලේම හැමෝම දැන ගන්නවා. දැන් ඔය රාජ් රාජරත්නම්ව ඇල්ලුවා ඇමෙරිකාව ඉන්සයිඩර් ඩීලිං වලට.ඒ ඇල්ලුවේ මිනිහා කලු ලංකා සුද්දෙක් හින්දා තියන කුහක කමට. මිනිහා සුද්දෙක් වුනා නම් අද මිනිහා එලියෙ.

බලන්න, යුද්දේ ඉවර වෙලා තියපු ජනපතිවරණයේදී අපි හිතුවා මහින්ද රාජපක්ෂ මහතාට සියයට 98 ක විතර ජන්ද ප්‍රතිශතයක් ලැබේ කියලා.කෝ ලැබුනේ සියයට 52 යි.

අයි මේ? මේ ලංකාවේ අයට තියන කුහක වත නිසයි මේ දේවල් සිද්ධ වෙන්නේ.”
http://www.vimasuma.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2887&Itemid=56

අනේ මටත් ඕනෙ ඒ ආන්ටිව අදුරගන්න..

pirate wrote: අනේ මටත් ඕනෙ ඒ ආන්ටිව අදුරගන්න..

+rep for Nimal Perera.

rijayasooriya wrote:+rep for Nimal Perera.

For what Talking abt himself and trying to safeguard what he does.. c'mon dude.. All need rules and regulations for a safer environment.. Directors are required to disclose their dealings under these rules but they buy and immediately disclose then they sell and disclose later..

If I know what my company's going to do in near future what I wanna do is to spreads some good rumors that eventually be a big news for share price fluctuation. Then I make sure I buy in advance and sell on disclosure . Firstly I did deal with insider news which was known to me and secondly its a sure gain for me..In the process I do not forget the ppl with me and wanted them to have some quick buck too so I ask them to buy shares too This is wat normally happens.. And he may be some1 that has been trading shares frequently and obviously is a bit worries he will be questioned

Already done the damage.No matter stay or leave.

smallville wrote:

rijayasooriya wrote:+rep for Nimal Perera.

For what Talking abt himself and trying to safeguard what he does.. c'mon dude.. All need rules and regulations for a safer environment.. Directors are required to disclose their dealings under these rules but they buy and immediately disclose then they sell and disclose later..

If I know what my company's going to do in near future what I wanna do is to spreads some good rumors that eventually be a big news for share price fluctuation. Then I make sure I buy in advance and sell on disclosure . Firstly I did deal with insider news which was known to me and secondly its a sure gain for me..In the process I do not forget the ppl with me and wanted them to have some quick buck too so I ask them to buy shares too This is wat normally happens.. And he may be some1 that has been trading shares frequently and obviously is a bit worries he will be questioned

I have given him +rep for that brokers part.
But considering all I change + with - rep;)

rijayasooriya wrote:

smallville wrote:

rijayasooriya wrote:+rep for Nimal Perera.

For what Talking abt himself and trying to safeguard what he does.. c'mon dude.. All need rules and regulations for a safer environment.. Directors are required to disclose their dealings under these rules but they buy and immediately disclose then they sell and disclose later..

If I know what my company's going to do in near future what I wanna do is to spreads some good rumors that eventually be a big news for share price fluctuation. Then I make sure I buy in advance and sell on disclosure . Firstly I did deal with insider news which was known to me and secondly its a sure gain for me..In the process I do not forget the ppl with me and wanted them to have some quick buck too so I ask them to buy shares too This is wat normally happens.. And he may be some1 that has been trading shares frequently and obviously is a bit worries he will be questioned

I have given him +rep for that brokers part.
But considering all I change + with - rep;)

I think most high net worth investors (some ?) may have had access to insider information when trading. Nimal Perera's crime appears to be that he said it OPENLY. Isn't he correct when he says that everyone knows everyone else in this market. So to some extent are we all insider traders ?

disha77 wrote:

I think most high net worth investors (some ?) may have had access to insider information when trading. Nimal Perera's crime appears to be that he said it OPENLY. Isn't he correct when he says that everyone knows everyone else in this market. So to some extent are we all insider traders ?

Yes we're sort of too But the difference is we buy on rumors and try to sell on news but they buy on credible news and sell the news as a rumour after buying it low When official news come out the stock is aleady appreciated then we buy paying a higher price and become long term investors while these HNWIs dump

Solution ? make insider dealing legal as in Japan.

A financial criminal should be hung! Leaking inside information = insider dealing. Ashamed of those appreciating these activities.

The market will be stabilize once he left. A good news.

ishnet wrote: ....කොටස් වෙළෙඳ පොළ ආයෝජකයෙකු වන නිමල් පෙරේරා අනතුරු හඟවයි ...

He is not an investor.

SEC should take him for CSE trade shows worldwide.

If you meet his aunty please inform us too..........

smallville wrote:

disha77 wrote:

I think most high net worth investors (some ?) may have had access to insider information when trading. Nimal Perera's crime appears to be that he said it OPENLY. Isn't he correct when he says that everyone knows everyone else in this market. So to some extent are we all insider traders ?

Yes we're sort of too But the difference is we buy on rumors and try to sell on news but they buy on credible news and sell the news as a rumour after buying it low When official news come out the stock is aleady appreciated then we buy paying a higher price and become long term investors while these HNWIs dump

I fully agree with your view. That is exactly what I wanted to write.+ rep from ke.

Nimal we salute your bravery. Well done

why on earth are people appreciating what this guy is saying? All i get from his little tirade is that people like nimal will always have advantages in the current system, & the SEC dare not do anything to change this.

What he has done is not acceptable.
But he is not the only one doing such thing.
I do not think the real reason why authorities are going after him is insider dealing.It is the reason to justify their action.
This post is not to justify Nimal Perera's actions.

So far I respected both Dhamikka (DP) & Nimal, but no more!

We should not respect people who publically difend "Insider-dealings/insider-information" which is a crime! .... I guess this is not a good news for DP too, as Nimal is his investor advisor.

SEC need to question from Nimal about his public statement, as he is in several boards of listed companies

eg.
If this is the Nimal's openion, as the MD/CEO of RCL, how can he take any action againest any RCL employee who leake sensitive information? Isn't it a directors responsibility? First, leader should be an example.

MoneyLover wrote: I guess this is not a good news for DP too, as Nimal is his investor advisor.

මලකෙලියය්......!
වැලිබල් වන්ටත් කෙලවෙය්ද?

It is sad that a person like Nimal Perera (who is sitting in several director boards of reputed public companies in SL) is publicly trying to justify insider trading which is considered as a financial crime in most countries in the world.

It is even sad to see people coming forward to appreciate him for doing so!

rijayasooriya wrote:

MoneyLover wrote: I guess this is not a good news for DP too, as Nimal is his investor advisor.

මලකෙලියය්......!
වැලිබල් වන්ටත් කෙලවෙය්ද?

I don't think there will be negative effect to VONE and other stocks and I didn't mean either.

However, Nimal must be more responsible when talking in public about similar matters, as what he told was not par with a widely accepted principals. All we know, Nimal is the one who run the companies of DP, including VONE.

No locals, but foreigners for sure will take this as a negative factor (but don't worry foreigners are not active these days), however, if DP want to develop VONE as another respectable conglomarate like JKH... better keep Nimal little away from it.

to be fair to nimal. My general impression is that LFIN & RCL reports rarely get leaked. For example to LFIN came up with very good numbers today but there was no pre-publication rally.

MoneyLover wrote:

rijayasooriya wrote:

MoneyLover wrote: I guess this is not a good news for DP too, as Nimal is his investor advisor.

මලකෙලියය්......!
වැලිබල් වන්ටත් කෙලවෙය්ද?

I don't think there will be negative effect to VONE and other stocks and I didn't mean either.

However, Nimal must be more responsible when talking in public about similar matters, as what he told was not par with a widely accepted principals. All we know, Nimal is the one who run the companies of DP, including VONE.

No locals, but foreigners for sure will take this as a negative factor (but don't worry foreigners are not active these days), however, if DP want to develop VONE as another respectable conglomarate like JKH... better keep Nimal little away from it.

yes, you are correct. I fully agree with you.