sounds like im in hot soup...........

anyway how to check expiry of warrants? i bought the CB 1...

Hi bro, don't worry. This is due to YTL management coverted warrant to its mother share. Since the management have confident on its company growth, as an investor, what are you worry about?


Anyway, I have no money in. The CB look very attractive to me now. 0.22 X 2 + 2.15
Mother share stand 2.5 strongly.
If I have money i will in this warrant. However, need to be cautious on korea and north korea war...If situation not right, please cut lose.

I am not into this. But i believe CB is some sort of call warrant which is being issued by third party maybe CIMB investment bank and so on. Not issued by YTL.

If you believe that YTL are fundamentally strong why cut loss due to korean war? You should buy more instead.

It's been some time since I visited lowyat forum. So how are you darkknight? Still piling up on YTL power for the good prospect of YES launching or disposing them afraid the dividend yield might not be as attractive before?

Anyway, strong performance for YTL Power today despite the red CI.

If mother share i will hold I have mother share on hand...

I hold zero ytlp SHARES No more piling up

worry bcoz it dropped 10 cents since i bought about a month ago+! and this is my 1st warrant bought...

the warrant i bought, not sure when it will expire. where to check ah, bros?

yes i blive its issued by CIMB. how does it make a difference?

So, you have no any shares of YTLPower on hand?
I think you are experience investor. Just a simple question, if economic downturn, you still buying to average your price or you will cut lose?

Think carefully oh... else you will crash with the suggestion that you comment as previous thread

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Added on November 30, 2010, 7:27 pmListing Information & Profile for Structured Warrants
Instrument Type : Structured Warrants
Type of Structured Warrants : Call Warrants
Description : European Style Non-Collateralised Cash-Settled
Underlying Stock : YTL Power International Berhad
Issuer : CIMB Bank Berhad
Stock Code : 6742CB
Stock Short Name : YTLPOWR-CB
ISIN Code: MYL6742CBLA7
Board : Structured Warrants
Sector : IPC
Initial Listing Information :
Listing Date : 29/10/2010
Term Sheet Date : 28/10/2010
Issue Date : 28/10/2010
Issue/ Ask Price : MYR 0.1500
Issue Size in Unit : 50,000,000
Maturity Date : 28/10/2011
Exercise/ Strike/ Conversion Price : MYR 2.1500
Revised Exercise/ Strike/ Conversion Price : MYR 0.0000
Exercise/ Conversion Ratio : 2 : 1
Revised Exercise/ Conversion Ratio :
Settlement Type/ Convertible into : Cash
Name and contact details of the market maker (if applicable) : CIMB Bank Berhad
c/o Equity Derivatives Group
11th Floor Commerce Square
Jalan Semantan
Damansara Heights
50490 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-2084 9942
Fax: 03-2093 6098
Circumstances under which the market maker may not be able to provide quotes
(if applicable) : Please refer to Section 5.2 of the Base Prospectus dated 7
May 2010


This post has been edited by ost1007: Nov 30 2010, 07:27 PM

Like i said before it is some sort of profit taking as my average buying price only RM 2.00 excluding dividend. I earned more than RM 500 per lot.

I have profited around 100k from YTLP. I have parked my money at arreit to get higher dividend. Doesn't meant arreit is better than ytlp.
YTLP yield less than 6% at my selling price. Whereas arreit yield around 8%. Although i am not sure of the future prospect of wimax but at least i am sure that i get higher dividend.

Who say i don want to buy YTLP? I want to use my dividend earned to buy back at a lower price only

By the way i am not experience investor. I am not qualified as an investor either. Normally i don try to predict on particular stock price movement, what i am more concern is Dividend Yield.

This post has been edited by darkknight81: Nov 30 2010, 09:10 PM

may i know which share can pay high in dividend yield. i agree with your comment. i also more prefer on dividend

Ok, but I'm sure you will keep this stock sideline and be prepared to jump in if the price dip lower.

Btw, the exercising of the warrants "Kindly be advised that the abovementioned Company’s additional 12,785,070 new ordinary shares of RM0.50 each arising from the aforesaid Exercise will be granted listing and quotation with effect from 9.00 a.m., Friday, 3 December 2010" does drives this YTL Power down a bit.

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Added on December 1, 2010, 2:52 pmREIT seems to be a good options for you to reap dividend. But don't expect too much capital gain. It's a mutual exclusive thingy, stock with growing potential has little dividends to offer while stock with dividends to offer has very little growth potential.

List of REITs in Malaysia with dividend yield.
http://mreit.reitdata.com/

This post has been edited by andrewckj: Dec 1 2010, 02:52 PM

I doubt it Will only consider buy back when it dips below RM 2.20 due to reasons below:

1. Pound depreciation
2. EPS diluted due to warrant conversion. (Ventured into wimax with those cash being raised with so many ??? being raised was not fair for us)
3. Renewal of new PPAs with Tenaga so far no news.

Then you have to wait until next economic crisis or market consolidation

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Added on December 3, 2010, 12:32 amYou are safe trader. Let's see how, I bought because of YTLPower future. You left because of its current dividend yield is less than 6% of your selling price. Next 2 quarters report can tell everything.

This post has been edited by ost1007: Dec 3 2010, 12:32 AM

I am neither a trader nor investor. I just want to make sure my investment give me a good yield. YTLP gave me almost 50% return within 3 years should be quite ok for me already. Instead of collecting 5 -6% yield. I prefer to go for higher yield.

If you are really going for long term, you should buy at below RM 2.20 not now brother.
For long term should buy on weakness instead of buy on strength. My own opinion lol

This post has been edited by darkknight81: Dec 3 2010, 04:34 PM

yeah... i will look into more reit thanks

Look into singapore Reit's as well. With the two casino's doing very well, their tourist arrivals are on the rise. Starhill Global (YTL subsidiary) has a large part of it's investments on two malls at Orchard Road.

Thanks calm.

How the f*** did you get a ROI of 50% when the dividend yield is 5 to 6%???????

Two questions from me.


1. Do you know such thing as "CAPITAL GAIN" pls refer to dictionary.

2. Who ask you to buy at current price? I start to buy at the price of RM 1.80



This post has been edited by darkknight81: Dec 6 2010, 02:59 PM

not much movements for this counter nowadays...not exciting at all.....

they are sitting on so much cash, but very risk adverse to spend or acquire new assets.....

also reluctant to give windfall to shareholders....

so what else is there to look out for? As for "Yes", its really disappointing so far....