Cathie Burry

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Behold the self‑proclaimed bald guru-a botak **gan‑pocrite**, not Chen Jixx by any stretch. When stock prices spike, he’s out there trumpeting to the entire world: ‘Call me Alexander the Great!’ But the moment profits evaporate and charts head south? He disappears into the **Quiet Club**, mute and avoiding questions—no answers, no portfolio revealed.

He never admits a mistake—unless he's hurling insults—yet he keeps preaching “buy the dip” to his followers. Meanwhile, does he ever put real money where his mouth is? Not a cent. And does he show his portfolio? Not a chance.

Time for the members to step up:
Demand the evidence. buddy. Either produce the receipts and prove you're actually in the game—or fess up that you're rocking a *50%+ bleeding loss portfolio*, hidden from view.

As it stands, your two options are bleak:

1. A **hypocrite** with no capital in the fight, or
2. A **bleeding-account coward**, hiding under the same “buy/sell at your own risk” mantra.

So, bald sage, which will it be? Flash your trades… or remain the loud Alexander in rallies and silent Teoh nih Ching in downturns.
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How low is low? We haven’t hit rock‑bottom clearance pricing yet—no privatization sale in sight
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Companies usually go private when their stock’s so cheap it’s basically begging—like trading at NTA or less. Guess what? We’re not quite at ‘pennies‑for‑land’ level… yet. Maybe below RM1. ☺️
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The shameful guru shouts ‘buy the dip’ like a Messiah, but doesn’t even trust his own words, didn’t buy at RM 6,5,4.4, and didn’ show proof, nothing. Meanwhile, he’s been bleeding his EPF dry, bragging his returns are better, but won’t even dare show his portfolio. Total coward. And those blind followers? Still worshipping him like he’s some market messiah. Now he’s suddenly scrubbing all the flashy ads from Facebook and his website, clearly panicking before LHDN drags him in to explain years of undeclared subscription income. Classic fraud vibes.
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AC, When you really look at this guru’s behavior, it’s honestly disturbing. He knows the stock is in a long-term downtrend, yet he keeps pushing people to buy , just to serve his own self-interest. He preaches long-term investing and claims it’s all “simple,” but what he’s really doing is leading people into a trap while he benefits.

He even flaunts his so-called “powerful software” like it’s some secret weapon, when it’s clearly just part of the sales pitch. He’s not guiding anyone but he’s using them.

And frankly, I believe reality has already hit him. He can’t even afford to send his kids overseas, so now he’s out here hyping up how great the local university is, as if that was always the plan.

I truly hope his followers see through the lies. He may think he’s winning now, but karma never forgets.
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Every four decades? Oh wow, what prophetic insight! So if someone started ‘accumulating’ at 70 just ten years ago, losing over 90% must’ve been part of the master plan, right? And now you’re parading a tiny rebound like it’s divine validation? Hilarious.
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LOL AC, it’s already sinking below 4.40 and a wall of selling’s lining up nicely. Yeah, go check how many shares the guru’s still clinging to—last I heard, he had about 200k. Might be less now, who knows.
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AC, so did the guru actually put his money where his mouth is, or just good at giving advice? Maybe ask your friend how many shares he’s actually holding now?
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With so many better stocks around, why cling to this sinking ship? Delisting or dividend death—it’s just a matter of which comes first
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Hey Auditor, how’s our brave investor guru doing? Still buying like it’s Black Friday, or has he finally found the panic button and start selling? Is he down more than 2 mil from that glorious 4 million portfolio?
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