What happened to their website?

The 100% distribution is kind of scary actually, wonder if it's a good thing to be spending 100% of profits.

ARREIT selling property

http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed...cements/4843469

True but why distribute 100% and not 90%? Won't have enough for AEI later.

This post has been edited by wodenus: Aug 30 2015, 06:00 PM

You're the only one who thinks that.. Seriously what do you have against me? When I said digi would be in trouble because EPS = DPS you called me a troll just because you were holding digi at the time, but now look.

What about AEI ?

You can get 4.2% FD now.. the real return for your risk is 1.57%. Whether you think that is an adequate return for risk taken is your decision

18% closed shop

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/busines...ants-moving-out

Mall is in a bad location (you can see a lot of empty apartments and flats nearby, which implies the area has a high crime rate.) Also the entrance to the car park is a bit weirdly designed.


This post has been edited by wodenus: Sep 7 2015, 07:00 PM

Closing sell price yesterday 1.47

This post has been edited by wodenus: Sep 10 2015, 08:27 AM

True... but if you want to value a stock you own, you should use the buy queue because that is the price you can immediately sell it for

Yes but that is not the true value of the stock at the current time, that is just a value you assign to it. The true value of any investment at any given time is what you can get for it immediately (ie. the current buy price.)

True but that is forecasting the future. Buy rate changes a lot, you can't use that to measure anything. Whether it is taken up or not is something that might or might not happen in the future. But I think we prefer to deal in facts rather than conjectures and forecasts and whatnot, so the fact is, at this point in time, the buy price is what you can get. In the future anything can happen.

True but the buy price is directly correlated to the amount you are going to get if you sell it, and a direct correlation is better than an inference. At any rate, the buy rate is 0%

LOL it's not a question of winning or losing, the truth is something that can't be argued against, that's how you know it's the truth right?

The simple fact is that is the price. If you want to sell it, that is the price you will get. In two minutes maybe something weird will happen and the price might go nuts (more than usual anyway) but for now, this is the price my point is that people are valuing their holdings at the sell price instead of the buy price, and this is incorrect because you can't sell it at that price, so how can that be what it is worth?

That is not "negative", that is not "trolling", that is truth

Just like someone said earlier he made 18%.. but if you look carefully he made 2% with 9 counters lol I wonder if you tell him he just made 2%, he will say you are negative and a troll

This post has been edited by wodenus: Sep 10 2015, 10:23 AM

Surely you can do that only if you can sell now at the last done price

..says the guy who has sold more counters than I can remember

Where is the longer-term view in that but I think I might actually understand the KLSE now.. the way traders think here is different from the way traders think in developed countries

It's not him either, it's just that the RM cross rate is a natural hedge you know when the ringgit is going to drop (ie. when the socialists/islamists take over, and when billions appear in personal bank accounts for no apparent reason) so if/when that happens you can take a speculative position in foreign equity - you're just betting that if you are on the wrong side the cross rate will appreciate enough to cover your loss and give you a small profit.

You have to be on record on ex date, which means you have to buy about four days before ex date



Dividend will be paid on payment date.



How does this work, the price can't be manipulated manually like a unit trust.

This post has been edited by wodenus: Sep 25 2015, 05:02 PM

Eh you are right.. sorry about that, T+3 slipped my mind