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Believe In Monopoly


Monopoly stock is a Warren Buffet’s favourite, greatest investor in this planet.

What is the monopoly stock in Malaysia? It is Tenaga Nasional Berhad or TNB. I have expressed my opinion on TNB via article in this blog on April 14. I have stated some reasons why should investors buy stock like TNB during the economic crisis.

I don’t to want to comment further but looks like the business time report today has proven my view was not wrong. Compare the price since April and today. Target RM8.40


- Sabri Jalil

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