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Oh, *Mr. G* is still happily lost in his delusion, convinced he’s the unmatched guru of investing and the final authority on everything. His "brilliant" strategies are so beyond us mere mortals that we can't even begin to appreciate his genius. What’s truly absurd is his shameless belief that even EPF’s returns are worse than his, despite his 4 million ringgit portfolio tanking by over 50% in two years. He even had the audacity to claim his returns outshine EPF’s and announced he’s withdrawing his money. To top it off, he has the nerve to criticize other successful investors, like Adam Khoo, FATA, and HUTU.
He also thinks he’s superior in every little thing, from choosing a luggage color to getting a bargain—convinced he’s beating the market. He’ll even make a fuss over a 10-cent price difference, never allowing anyone to take advantage of him. His so-called "generosity" is laughable—he forces members to pay for photocopies of his book, claiming it’s to prevent damage, while pretending to help everyone. And for all his talk of being a financial expert with FIRE, he’s too stingy to donate a proper amount to those in need. He’s nothing more than a manipulative opportunist who thinks he’s the best thing that ever happened to the world.
I only check this stock every now and then—just to confirm it’s still proudly marching downhill. Hopefully, his followers are starting to catch on to how stellar his stock picks really are, and maybe—just maybe—they’ll stop using the whole 'Warren Buffett approach' as a group therapy mantra for their sinking portfolios.
Has he already gone all in? If not, deep down, he's probably shattered. But hey, admitting that he is wrong would be like expecting a narcissist to apologize—highly unlikely!
Asking him for a refund? That's like expecting a cat to bark. And his die-hard supporters? They'll probably say, 'We invested of our own free will; he's got nothing to do with it
More and more countries will be banning due to health awareness. This will lead to shrinking of market size. BAT cannot survive when cost is increasing while the sales market is shrinking. How to afford to pay higher paid employee esp. those low to mid and top management salaries
In 2025, vaping remains illegal or heavily restricted in several countries, including Argentina, Brazil, Cambodia, India, Laos, Malaysia, Mauritius, Qatar, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Suriname, Syria, Thailand, and East Timor. Singapore, Thailand, and Cambodia have complete bans on e-cigarettes, while Malaysia allows states to control sales. Some countries, like France and Germany, are also considering bans on disposable vapes.
Legal Cigarette consumption in Malaysia has been declining steadily due to increased awareness of health risks and stricter regulations, however the industry still remains profitable as the hike in prices offsets the losses made by lower volume sales. So, do you think Consumers or Smokers want to patronise licenced or legal cigarettes or will switch to smuggled smoke where the price is relatively low. Bad bad bad for BATMAN
