QUOTE(Coup De Grace @ Feb 24 2017, 11:17 AM)
Sometimes oversharing is not a good idea. Especially since you have so many counters. I only have 4.
I think your banking stocks and heim, oldtown are good buys now especially with the positive results.
Maybe u can just share your trades here which you think can benefit the forum members also so that we can prosper together?
I guess I was lucky that I bought HEIM and OldTown before their positive results were announced and their share price increased.
Ok so I won't suggest too many counters because it may confuse the members. In my current portfolio, I think the stocks with potential are:-
1. OCK Group Berhad
2. TENAGA
3. RHB Bank.
Of course there are other stocks in my portfolio which I think have potential. But you say don't share too many stocks so I restrict myself to just 3.
Please have a look at the fundamentals of OCK Group Berhad. Its growth in revenue year after year and the increase in its cash reserve, growth in eps, etc. I think it has great potential. It is a BUY call from all the analysts.
For TENAGA, it is a BUY call by all the analysts with the targeted price from RM15.450 to RM18.20. The current price is RM13.50. Look at its eye watering cash reserve increase of 66.45% to RM1.48 billion, its growth in net income and growth in dividend per share and eps, etc.
As for RHB Bank, I quote from the StarOnline on 22nd February 2017:-
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Shares of RHB Bank Bhd fell to a low of RM4.95 – the lowest since Feb 3 – on profit taking on the banking group despite Buy calls by research houses and in the absence of any negative news.
At 11.35am, it was down 19 sen to RM4.95. There were 2.01 million shares traded.
At the current price, it is among the cheapest banking stock as it is trading at a price-to-earnings of 11.17 times.
Its 52 week high was RM5.25 on Feb 13 this year and the 52 week low was RM4.03 on Feb 29, 2016.
UOB Khian Malaysia Research, Nomura and KAF have Buy calls with target prices at RM5.40, RM5.60 and RM5.70 respectively. However, Maybank Investment Bank Research has a Hold at RM5.25.
Read more at
http://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...r1RSkLtvTGJ0.99No right and wrong answer. Everyone will have their own method to value a company.