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That one buying spree from Chew Hian Tat definitely signals some serious conviction inside the boardroom so better keep a close eye on the price action before jumping in.
That steady accumulation from the big boss shows he knows something we don't so just wait for the breakout confirmation before you whack your money inside.
That RM3.53m buyback just shows management prefers holding onto their own stock as treasury shares instead of wiping them out, which is basically them saying they think the price is cheap enough to keep for future resale or dividend payout.
Management know the stock is severely undervalued so they keeping it in treasury is just a classic move to signal confidence while keeping their options open for future gains.