No lah, maybe it was a long trip and he was hungry

Still, I'm disappointed with AA share price!

Yeah, thats why i was saying that I'm disappointed.

Anyway, why isn't there any discussions going on about RHB Capital ?

Have been observing their share price and it seems to be pretty stable. Tried researching and have come up with findings that say that RHB would be the best performing bank in 2015.

* Key takeaways from last year was that they had the highest loan growth rate among its peers

Rather than spending the money on buying some shares, you could always donate it to me

Its true if you put thing in that way. Though i did judge the financial sector and realised that RHB was the safest bet to go for.

They seem to have better prospects to grow this year, which includes them being able to gain a bigger market share of clients which eventually may lead to a higher level of profit that would be reflected in the share price.

They seem to have a better level of management right now compared to CIMB that has planned to do major changes which could actually backfire.


Anyway, Boon3, which stock are you currently aiming at ?

I find your predictions/analysis to be pretty good. I might jump in the same boat as you in buying the shares that you own!

Never bothered to consider OSK much lol

Had to try but yeah i failed in getting his tips

That happens to me most of the time

Im ready to buy Petdagang once it touches 16.

I agree with your statement as to why did Petdag's shares sore extremely high initially due to new petrol stations that are being opened.

Here is just my point of view?

(a) Why invest in petronas particularly ?


1.
Most people use Petronas as their preferred choice of petrol. Im not saying everyone but most as being observed by the past. Friends, families, guys from car clubs such as Porsche Club Malaysia & Malaysian Super Cars club have a huge percentage of members that usually incline towards using Petronas rather than its competitors such as Shell, Caltex.... Now you might say that the sample size of the population that i choose isn't large enough to come up to a conclusion but i guess its pretty decent to be used as a gauge to estimate the number of Petronas "fans" aka users.Have done some travelling and realised that the Petronas stations are the ones that are usually full especially in rest house areas.

2.
Looking at past charts and graphs has given me confidence that its pretty easy for Petronas to maintain a minimum share price of around RM23- RM25 in the long run.

Why so ?

a. Peoples preferred petrol brand
b. Oil prices could probably reach an all time low of maybe 10-15 dollars a barrel as what some economist/traders
have predicted but it would eventually have to return back.
c. There has been thousands of research that has claimed that we are reaching an era in which oil shortage may be
an issue. (When supply goes down and demand remains the same, keeping the other factors as ceteris paribus,
prices would eventually raise to meet the new equilibrium point.

* So i guess the key strategy here would be to start buying every time it drops significantly when ever its below RM16.

So what happens when oil prices rebound ?
a. People would still use Petronas as their preferred choice
b. Petronas constantly comes up with new methods to drill oil with an aim of lowering the cost
c. Profits start increasing as demand increases
d. More people would start investing in the O&G sector which would eventually drive share prices up
e. Finally, investors like us that entered and managed to average our share prices out could be sitting relaxedly
while receiving a handsome return



If my memory serves me right, Petdagang did reach an all time low of about RM14.60 (something) and i really wanted to get into the market but gesh was busy with my final exams If i did buy it at 14.60 and sold it at todays price, i would have easily made about RM300+++ per lot in which i really regret for not doing lol


Does my analysis sound right huh Boon3 ? Looking forward for your guidance.


Cheers!


*Please don't forget to recommend us as to any "potential shares" that you foresee would be doing well





-edited: spelling

This post has been edited by shankar_dass93: Mar 9 2015, 08:24 PM

I don't know why but I'm feeling pretty positive of the OnG industry lol.

Hands were too itchy and had to get some OnG stocks.

Where are you attached with ? Petronas ?

if I'm not mistaken, they would only lend you up to about 70%+++ of the value of your pledged Blue Chip Stocks

Doesn't apply to normal stocks of small companies.

This post has been edited by shankar_dass93: Mar 12 2015, 08:44 PM

Its still green so i guess ill sell it off if it drops and minimise my amount of profit.

Opportunity cost is what someone losses/not being able to choose anymore due to what he has chosen in his current act, right ?

Example, having 10k and dumping it into FD prevents you from using that same money and investing it in stocks and being able to generate a higher return

what i meant was that when you do one thing, then you can't do something else due to restrictions.

Placing your money in fd prevents you from investing in stocks. Winning or loosing is a different story.

Need everyones help here,


Lets say company A announces this:


Interim Dividend of 3 sen per share under the single tier system for the financial year ending 31 March 2015.

Kindly be advised of the following :

1) The above Company's securities will be traded and quoted [ "Ex - Dividend" ]
as from : [ 20 March 2015 ]

2) The last date of lodgement : [ 24 March 2015 ]

3) Date Payable : [ 16 April 2015 ]


How does one go about claiming the dividend for the given share if they have a direct CDS account ?

Thanks for your guidance.

Im pretty positive that it should get close to RM2.

Thanks for your reply gark.

All the while i assumed that i had to submit some paper work to my remiser.

thanks