QUOTE(panasonic88 @ Oct 9 2009, 01:39 PM)
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rights issue of 270m new shares to its single largest shareholder TAE
This is the statement. I don't know the exact details.
Stock Market V41, OCTOBEAR vs OCTOBULL - Who's d winner?
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QUOTE(htt @ Oct 9 2009, 02:34 PM) Make me do work... OK I get it now. http://announcements.bursamalaysia.com/EDM...E0?OpenDocument See no mention of combination of share after capital reduction, so 5 shares should still be 5 shares, just capital reduction + share premium write off + reserve write off + debt restructure + placement... They write off the accumulated losses through capital reduction on Par value Normally, company will propose Rm0.20 left par value being aggregreated become RM1.00 back through 5:1 share reduction to make it back to RM1 par value. But on this they left it at RM0.20 par value so no shares reduction involved. |
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QUOTE(panasonic88 @ Oct 9 2009, 02:52 PM) Because they want to buy more banks again. http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...58&sec=business QUOTE PETALING JAYA: Analysts have voiced concern over a foreign news report that said Malayan Bank Bhd (Maybank) and its 20% associate, MCB Bank Ltd, plan to acquire banks in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Indonesia, saying such a move will strain Maybank’s bottom line. |
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Oct 12 2009, 10:56 AM
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QUOTE(panasonic88 @ Oct 12 2009, 10:58 AM) CW is a joke, like ATM machine for investment houses (which withdraw from retailer account)Market low time, issue put warrant Market high time, issue call warrant All with 30%+ premium, how to play everytime retailers handicapped 30% to the investment houses. |
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QUOTE(chyaw @ Oct 12 2009, 01:04 PM) Some news on Oil & Gas... The issue of peak oil has been talking since 10 years ago, until now we haven't seen it, may be last year when oil peak around USD150, it might have a case, but with recession kick in, it plunged as deep as USD40, it just showed that peak oil is speculated, instead of real supply shortage to meet the demand.Will global supply of oil be less than production soon? DENVER: Proponents of the "peak oil" theory are in Denver to discuss the impacts of what they say is the quickly fading supply of the world's oil. Subscribers of the peak oil theory say the world is at or near its maximum oil production and that demand will soon eclipse supply levels. Oil industry executives, financial analysts and peak-oil theorists from around the world are in Denver for a Sunday-through-Tuesday conference hosted by the Association for the Study of Peak Oil, according to The Denver Post. Mayor John Hickenlooper is scheduled to speak at the conference Monday. Gov. Bill Ritter is set to speak Tuesday. Most of the big oil companies disagree with peak-oil theorists and instead side with federal Energy Information Administration officials who say the world's oil production peak could be as far as 40 years away. - AP Do remember, as society progress with emphasis of green technology, car become more fuel efficient as well as if oil price too high, it prompt other alternative resource to be used. We have various alternative resources like bio-diesel, ethanol, nuclear (for electric car) etc to replace the oil, if oil price forcing them to use. Actually alternative resources are dictated by oil price, if oil price stay at current and low point, there is little incentive for people to introduced those alternative resources. Also, the real demand of oil is not the real actual price right now. At current USD70, there is some % buyers are speculators, as well as those fund managers are buying (if you have bought some resources UT that invest in crude oil trade, then some of your money is actually buying oil as well!), the buying force in oil market is not solely from real demand at current situation how oil is traded. |
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Bought some peanut on Daiman.
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QUOTE(mopster @ Oct 12 2009, 08:51 PM) errr, is RM0.282 the real or imaginary divvy from axreit ? shouldnt be 28cents per quarter i think... Do not use interim dividend as judgement. nekobank shows Axreit's annual divvy is roughly 20cents.. (11%) if u are comparing interim dividend then it should be 2.82cents VS 17.5cents i think u just need to pay attention to DY instead of how much they pay.. because DY will tell u how much u get from the amount u invested. Also: -need to take note when you are looking at DY because some counters gave "special" divvy last year which they might not give this year.. so this year's DY may not be the same.. -the DY you see on newspapers and online stocks are calculated based on current price, which means your actual DY could be higher or lower depending on your ABP Back to ur question, i think: -Tanjong's dividend is higher than Axreit because RM1.00 > RM0.20 but -Axreit's DY is higher than Tanjong's hehe pai seh, plz correct me if im wrong.. testing my understanding here... Added on October 12, 2009, 9:17 pmeverywhere is so green furthermore budget is coming, i guess many ppl is getting ready to switch portfolio to go along with budget 2010.... You need to use consistently yearly dividend for computation and have better picture. Yearly, Tanjong dividend is 90 cents Axreit DPU is around 16 cents Axreit is having higher dividend yield at current situation, because Axreit give all its profit as dividend (which reit must give 90%), while Tanjong is not giving full of its profit as dividend. |
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Front page stocks all are below 0.50, except a few like KNM still all are penny stocks.
We are penny stock market. |
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QUOTE(David_Brent @ Oct 14 2009, 12:11 AM) That's true....but why would BNM strongly depress the ringgit? (i do agree that it looks that way, by the way.) If RM going to fast, it will hurt exporters. Do remember, bulk of export is E&E, (electrical and electronic product) which is sensitive to pricing. If RM appreciate too much, it means Malaysia product become more expensive and will drive importer to source alternative place. 50%++ of Malaysia's earnings are O&G related (priced in USD) and the country isn't so dependent on finished goods sales to the US as (say) China, Japan, Korea....... Malaysia gov earning, 50% is come from O&G, but not on export side, it is 2 different things. See the export figure breakdown will explain it all. Malaysia economy rely heavily on E&E and export orientated product which is one of the main driving force and job provider in the countries. Added on October 14, 2009, 12:39 am QUOTE(teehk_tee @ Oct 14 2009, 12:31 AM) at the moment reserves still rising by some 3bil US$ a month. sept was 96bil US$ if not wrong. Foreign reserves increment depended on trade surplus as well as capital inflow.slow recovery compared to the regional economies. As we know, there is only a few foreign participant in local stock market, so there is little inflow of capital which can result in surge of foreign reserves. Foreign reserves doesn't represent the strength of economy recovery or not. In fact, if domestic demand is strong, you will see foreign reserves dipping because local people have strong purchasing power to buy goods from overseas i.e. import a lot resulted a trade deficit, which happened before 1997 crisis. Since after 1997, Malaysia and Asian region countries never has a trade deficit. Having said that, trade deficit is not good for the currency. But too high trade surplus also not good, as it just means you rely heavily on export, while your domestic demand is weak, i.e. your people have low purchasing power in other word, your people earn little. This post has been edited by cherroy: Oct 14 2009, 12:39 AM |
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QUOTE(teehk_tee @ Oct 14 2009, 12:47 AM) Added on October 14, 2009, 12:50 ami've always thought that reserves were strongly correlated to economy strength. but now that u mention domestic consumption it lights up the entire room! US has negligible foreign currency reserves, which is much lower than Malaysia, because foreign currency reserves is not applicable for US and useless as every trade (with US) in the world is about USD. But US economy is stronger and 3x larger than China due to its internal strength ie. domestic/consumer demand which make the countries economy strong. A good and strength of economy come from balancing on both side, either one will means something is not right. Btw, One way to track whether foreign fund is entering KLSE or not can through BNM foreign currency reserves as well. If there is huge inflow, you will see some jump up in foreign currency reserves figure. |
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QUOTE(zamans98 @ Oct 14 2009, 08:55 AM) DOW FUTURE : +61, 9,870.00 Dj future up because of Intel better than expected earning which is 35 cents vs 28 cents.10,000 is within reach. GOLD's BULL is charging, hitting record high everyday. STOP there for a while, before thinking that actually GOLD is up because of demand. Gold Price Change due to Strengthening of US Dollar 70% Gold Price Change due to Predominant Selling 30% Gold price never surge (instead it is dropping for them) in the eye of Japanese and Aussie people. That's the reason why gold price continue to go up, because it is cheaper than before for some. |
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QUOTE(lklatmy @ Oct 14 2009, 10:03 AM) Today first day Hubline-OR listing,reference price set by Bursa is 10 sen. Haha, may be they mixed up the 1:2 ratio, so 5 cents x 2 = 10 cents. Since the RI price is at 20 sen,yesterday Hubline closed at 25 sen,isn't the OR reference price should be 5 sen only? Is Bursa Reference price for the like WA etc (which oftern being seen at 0.005) also puzzling sometimes. Added on October 14, 2009, 10:09 am QUOTE(debbieyss @ Oct 14 2009, 10:06 AM) cherroy, i got 1 noob question: mind to share where do you find those information? Can check with Bloomberg, CNBC and those financial related media, which is a good source of those information. Cos all i find is DJ futures up but regarding its details like the reasons it rises, i have no idea where to find it... Intel is DJ 30 stock components This post has been edited by cherroy: Oct 14 2009, 10:09 AM |
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QUOTE(David_Brent @ Oct 14 2009, 10:52 AM) You lower your expectation then the result will be seen better or fantastic. Its Q earning is as same as last year Q actually 35 cents. Just expectation or guidance being lowered to 28 cents previously, so getting 35 cents become like fantastic news. |
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