That's why I tell you.... just in case.

Pauline Yong ah.... too basic eh

Try Intelligent Investor by Graham
One up by Lynch
Little book by Greenblatt

MKLand also got potential, but too penny to put in your radar...

I never read a single investment book before. Maybe it's time to pick one to read. So that can become millionaire before I die.

No wonder cypark go up today...

They got approval from SEDA today for extra 1MW Bio gas and 5MW solar addition at Pajam....

Damm insider information...

My portfolio is over-diversify, already has 2 properties under my portfolio.

Not intend to add in anymore

odeli indicated in one analyst' report 2 days ago mah

Ada kah? Must be old and blind already.....

i cant remember how much but i know its less than RM50.


slow slow ma. have to crawl before walk

i thought insiders trade all the time in bursa?
always price moves before any announcement.
not sure US or HK how? also like this?
any sifu know?

Another Bullish report

This is just the beginning for Cypark

This is just the beginning for CyparkBusiness & Markets 2013Written by theedgemalaysia.com Tuesday, 02 April 2013 09:41CypARK RESOURCES BHD []
(April 1, RM1.61)
Maintain outperform at RM1.62 with a target price of RM2.82: Cypark remains an “outperform” with an unchanged discounted cash flow-based (Re: 11.7%) target price. No dividends are expected. The stock could be catalysed by the successful roll-out of new renewable energy (RE) projects and the signing of the Ladang Tanah Merah landfill concession.
Core earnings per share for the first quarter of 2013 financial year ending October (1QFY13) was 13% of our and consensus full-year estimate but this is deemed in line as we expect 15mw of RE capacity to come online in the second half (2H), raising total capacity by 83% to 33mw. RE revenue is accelerating as 1QFY13 RE revenue accounted for 81% of total RE revenue for FY12.
Revenue for 1Q rose by 20.6% to RM51 million due to the start of Cypark’s solar farm in Pajam and higher earnings from its waste-to-energy projects. At the same time, total costs rose by 26.8% to RM39.7 million as the company is aggressively putting up RE projects in Malaysia. Management aims to add 15mw of RE capacity in FY13, mainly in 2H. This will increase Cypark’s total RE capacity by 83% to 33mw by end-FY13.
The higher start-up cost has offset Cypark’s top line growth, leading to a 6.4% decline in earnings before interest and tax to RM10.1 million. Cypark paid a low tax rate of only 6.4% in 1Q due to the tax-free status of its RE projects and deductibility of some expenses. As a result, core net profit rose marginally by 1.3% to RM6.6 million.
The revenue from Cypark’s RE projects is gaining momentum. The company ended FY12 with a total RE capacity of 18mw and aims to add 15mw in FY13. The bulk of its new RE projects will come onstream in 2H so we expect a higher contribution from RE in 2H. Sales from RE were RM4.3 million in 1Q, which already forms 81% of the total RE revenue that Cypark earned in FY12.
In addition to its MoU in Myanmar, Cypark believes it can replicate its RE model in other Asean countries such as Thailand, which already has a feed-in-tariff mechanism in place. — CIMB Research, March 31
This article first appeared in The Edge Financial Daily, on April 2, 2013.


This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Apr 4 2013, 05:22 PM

cold eye can teach you crawl, free one.
only spend money to buy those who teach you run or fly.

I really feeling the government has been rushing to close deals with many contracts.
It really seems that they are really prepare to loss, or change of power within BN itself. So friend friend deals must close fast fast.


This post has been edited by yok70: Apr 4 2013, 05:23 PM

agreed. but my chinese not very good. totally cant read chinese

Yahoo... uemland match at 2.80... more cash now

now talking about nuclear war.
end of the world is soon.
what GE.

If that 'fat' kid keeps provoking, he may end up like saddam, hiding in a hole.

US has the capability to neutralize all NKr defenses in one big strike... if they choose to, don't even have time to launch anything...

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 4 2013, 05:39 PM

Should be US Plan B to bomb those targets if Plan A fails.

U hinted me? Hmm, agree but not intend to lose/donate all to the sharks......

Sifu gark! Is SEDA sustainable will it end up like another failed project? Coz PV panel foe solar is not cheap to maintain and the costing to energy generated is high compare to gas or diesel...... Any opinion to share?