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spring onion
post Aug 30 2014, 12:45 AM

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today portfolio really lausai
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post Sep 1 2014, 10:40 PM

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QUOTE(TakoC @ Sep 1 2014, 10:13 PM)
Oh hi Boon gor.. I forgotten who I was replying the comment too. Using iPhone to reply, don't bother too much with the small details. Eye pain. Haha!

PP is to be done at 1.10. So by right price should be higher around there? Not sure really...
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usually when PP is done at 1.10, PP offered 10-20% lower

and now malton boss want to inject his another own company into malton itself, of cause being an investor of malton i will not feel happy about it
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post Sep 2 2014, 11:56 PM

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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Sep 2 2014, 08:11 PM)
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Perhaps too risky to chase IFCAMSC.

When I posted the chart..... it was below 20 sen.

LOL!

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bro, you knew it would have happened?

waiting YSPSAH to touch 1.40 whistling.gif

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post Sep 2 2014, 11:58 PM

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QUOTE(TakoC @ Sep 2 2014, 06:39 AM)
I read that he is just planning to inject his Pusat Damansara asset into it right? Mind sharing ur views why not happy? smile.gif
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malton valuation is still much higher. if inject shareholder could actually get lesser share of pie
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post Sep 4 2014, 12:19 AM

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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Sep 3 2014, 07:36 AM)
Chart was initially posted mid July. tongue.gif

Knowing fundamentals do help.
Check out the balance sheet and then compare it to the traded price then, then add in the happenings in the chart.

Sometimes I do post few ideas up for discussion but many times i get no feedback.

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goreng stock doh.gif . usually i'll just look and skip
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post Sep 5 2014, 12:13 AM

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QUOTE(TakoC @ Sep 3 2014, 03:05 PM)
You meant the asset injection arrangement is it? I believe it's a share swap arrangement?
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not sure, was reported on the edge saying that it is asset injection arrangement

QUOTE(Boon3 @ Sep 4 2014, 08:09 AM)
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You have a pimple on your forehead?

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..... but ALL stocks are speculative itself and more so, I have always said outright many times before that I am but a trader.

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Your question was did I know that this was going to happen.

Well.... smile.gif
Did you check out its balance sheet and compare it to the traded price of around 16 sen?
Yes, profit performance has been poor but by all means, this wasn't the worst stock, right?
And perhaps ....
when you factor in the market then...
there was already some hype (of course if you ask me I think it's way overblown) regarding which listed company might 'benefit' from the upcoming GST thingee.
Wasn't much to speculate then.... right?
Unless if one want to continue betting on the property market......
With the initial spike in volume....
the signs was there that there could be potential play in the sector.....
Yes, read the tea leaves......

But of course, we are all different... biggrin.gif

And as usual, do feel free to disagree. biggrin.gif
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well, to really admit i was more keen towards property and industrial sector rather than those IT/management thingy. i feel that these sector have already reached their intrinsic value nowadays

btw, i am very keen on YSPSAH. last time you said that chart and financial looks weak? today directors are buying and busy acquitting when the shares are low. perhaps waiting for share buy backs from company will be a better indication?

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post Sep 6 2014, 12:54 PM

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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Sep 5 2014, 08:24 AM)
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thanks for feedback. the reason profit was lower is due to forex loss. revenue wise i can still see the volume are sustaining could be a temporary loss

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fundamental wise, i can only see light in homer and hevea. homer got strong profit margin and fundamentally strongest in terms of their cash management. hevea on the other hand is riskier but their EPS is damn good and improving

QUOTE(Boon3 @ Sep 6 2014, 09:21 AM)
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Yeah... we are always prejudiced in our own many ways and we do prefer to see and listen what we want to see and listen.

Other day, only 141.  brows.gif
Reading the pdf is pretty much interesting....
sometimes we are plastered with fei kei numbers...
however, there are few times we are left scratching our heads until we lose some of our many million hairs....
wondering why the forecasted numbers are much lower than the current numbers.

reminds me of inari last september... 

Yeah... Tekseng ..... this ah seng rocketing like crazy....
amazingly it isn't even anyway close as good as the other better furniture related stocks.

LOL!
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the numbers in chart do support tekseng. but i wouldn't trade shares which i'm not familiar with
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post Sep 6 2014, 03:50 PM

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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Sep 6 2014, 03:21 PM)
Let me honest here, I've yet to look c look c the balance sheet and notes, hence it's interesting to note what your point on the forex losses. smile.gif

Ah... the furniture stocks. laugh.gif

Well... it's rather clear, at least for me....
the past couple of months....
Homer has underperfomed....

Other stocks have advanced a fair bit compared to Homer....

which is simple...

either Homer is outright lousy or jinxed .... LOL ....
somebody needs to sell else Homer won't naik..... tongue.gif

LOL! jk la (as usual)

or perhaps it could be viewed as a rare opportunity.....
fundamentally and most important (from a cash flow perspective) Homer is as good (if not better) than most listed stocks....
Despite that Homer is now paying a consistent dividend each quarter, the cash had increased steadily....
From fy2011, cash pile increased from 11.7m > 24.4m > 34.7m > 47.8m (as reported in its last profit report)
Yup... Ohhhh M Geeee!!!
It's a freaking cash machine!  laugh.gif
Tell me another listed company which is better than this now?
Homer only has a share base of 200 million shares.
What's the cash per share amount?  laugh.gif
And despite the current good profit growth, the share has gone into a coma....
LOL!!!

Like I am saying a couple of times now....
Is this value or is this a death trap?

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Yeah.... I do have certain shares which die die also I won't trade...

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got, there is a reason why homer is weak, sentiments of next quarter result will miss target. why? forex exchange LOL. my strong guess - revenue increase but net profit jatuh if compared to last year
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post Sep 6 2014, 03:53 PM

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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Sep 6 2014, 03:51 PM)
If I am not mistaken...
Others like Hevea and Latitude also same boat what....
They too, like Homer, depend a lot on export.
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homer focus on US and Euro more than other like hevea and lat does. hevea is more balance in terms of marketing location
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BJcorp... anyone familiar with this? looks kinda cannot catch up trend... like homer case
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QUOTE(twhong_91 @ Sep 7 2014, 02:31 PM)
smallish and its a property stock.

i guess the main issue lies with the word "smallish"

now headache, hunting for value stock coz my tissue paper report macam kao sai  sweat.gif
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toilet paper still got value of 80 sen. still can sell tomorrow

about property stocks, it's good to have some nod.gif
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QUOTE(hehe86 @ Sep 9 2014, 11:04 PM)
Marilah paper trade DRBHCOM, laugh.gif
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buy 2.35. sell 2.5. TP 2.55

trading buy, not a long term investment. FA is bad, but play according chart, maybe can earn some few piece of KFC, hopefully
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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Sep 11 2014, 09:43 AM)
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Look around the other furniture stocks this time around....
note what's happening....
see which stock(s) is leading the market....
see what stock(s) is under performing.....
is the reason justifiable?
if not.... do you see this as an opportunity.......
observe.....  smile.gif
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hevea and ah lat is leading. hevea FA is stronger

po huat is under perform in terms of price, cause their financial not up to par when compared to rest

homeritz? hahahaha, maybe already out performed last year, this year need to take a rest 1st. maybe ppl see PE so damn high also no feel like touching

others like li hen their cash flow not very healthy so i didnt bother to dig much. but most of furniture stocks have low PE, which can be used as a reason to goreng brows.gif

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post Sep 17 2014, 11:28 PM

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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Sep 17 2014, 11:58 AM)
What makes a person buy a stock?

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rewards. money that able to multiples itself with a little research and no hardwork effort needed
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QUOTE(kevraul @ Sep 18 2014, 12:37 AM)
wonder how long more to wait for homeriz, any idea?
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another 1.5 months to it's report

and another 3 more months, 3 more months to a beautiful dividend thumbup.gif

some stocks like these are best left to be a hidden gem. if this share kena goreng i dont know what to buy next rclxub.gif

just don't start the blame game when something ugly comes

just some point to ponder about

when homer released it's report on oct last year, price was at 0.45

and assuming that the price remains unchanged till the report comes out, which stands at 0.81

given that overall profit has raised 50% Y-Y, and there the share price has raised 70%

in overall, the price trend of the stocks is still leading the profit trend and thus there are still many people which thinks that this stocks is already fair valuated

jeng jeng jeng, now you still know why homer is still sleeping???

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another few stocks comes to my mind

LBS bina and huayang. and also IRIS

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post Sep 18 2014, 10:46 PM

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with the sudden breakout of homer, i can't really read its chart now

sudden surge of volume? healthy or not? sustainable or not?
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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Sep 18 2014, 10:46 PM)
Well, so far, they have been trimming it the right way... ie via off market deals.

yes, today is very positive movement on the charts.
stock was consolidating (trading in a trend) on a high base...
such breakouts 'tends' to be strong....

HOPE it stays to form.
anyway, as it is...
one can speculate too on its cash pile....
for example...
the possibility of a special divy...
or perhaps bonus issue....

there's too much cash hor...
I would prefer to see a special divy....  thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif

can ah?

pretty please............................................... biggrin.gif
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surprise to see that you prefer the cash to be divy instead of capex use

what is the reason? the divy rate is quite decent now, it should be better if they use it as capex rclxub.gif

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post Sep 18 2014, 11:45 PM

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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Sep 18 2014, 11:36 PM)
Just a preference leh....
it really have more than enough money to do a special divy for Q4.....
perhaps a 2 sen divy....

capex?
Yes, capex is good..
but company like Homer case....
in my opinion hor (I can be wrong leh)
it doesn't need big capital to make money...
this is what so wonderful about the company....
it's a money printing business.....
therefor.... giving the extra cash back would be my preference over capex.
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dividend policy at 40% give out rate still applicable right? it should have more than 2.5sen at their current growth. what you mean is another 2 sen on top of the giveout rate??
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QUOTE(Hongchai @ Sep 18 2014, 10:43 PM)
Hi Boon,

What do you think of Hohup?
Ever since private placement, the stock is dropping everyday
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1 main thing i don't like about private placement is that they are selling shares at a discounted price vmad.gif

of cuz if i am a long term investor i will not like it based on the current economic situation, which is the on-going bull market which lasted for 3 years sweat.gif . when this happens it is best for company to stay strong and play in def mode

it also based on situation. situation where crisis happens and company is in need of cash and private placement happens, then it's a good move

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