You must be having some kind of fetish with undies ay ?

Saya gemar membanjiri hutan amoi tersayang

Just never expected someone to use a rice cooker to dry undies. You earned my respect

Another problem arises, good company to you doesn't mean it is a good company to me.

Agreed everyone has their own view of a company. The numbers that are presented could be the same but how we interpret things may be different.

As the famous saying goes "One man's poison can be another man's food"

That's why we share our opinions and ideas BUT it's up to others to take it or not.

Don't lose hope in TENAGA yet. Percayalah Daily Charting Kenanga dated 25th April 2017.


Since its August high of RM14.90 (29-Aug), TENAGA’s share price retreated to as low as RM13.00 (2-Feb) before recovering lost ground to the current levels. Although TENAGA’s short and longer term trends remain bearish, early signs are showing that the share price may have bottomed out or is in the midst of bottoming out. Note that the MACD has formed a “Double Bottom”-like pattern earlier in February, which indicates that selling momentum is waning. Furthermore, the 20-day SMA has also crossed above the 50-day SMA last month. Bargain hunters who wish to accumulate may look forward to the overhead resistance levels of RM14.05 (R1), and RM14.30 (R2). Immediate support levels are RM13.40/RM13.60 (S1) and RM13.00 (S2) further
down.

Chartist Picks Today

1. AirAsia
2. Sign
3. APM
4. UPA

Sell AirAsia, top up Tenaga?

how do you define "good company"?

Don't sell Air Asia yet....Tony is making all the right moves lately in expanding the business of Air Asia.

Sell your REIT stocks instead.

This post has been edited by Vanguard 2015: Apr 25 2017, 03:12 PM

1. Company which come rain or shine will be there. Something people need even though economy is bad.
2. Company with strong balance sheet (better if zero debts, if got debts, must be low, if high debts, must be shown able to decrease the amount over the years)
3. Company which are shareholder friendly
4. Company which are able to grow revenue/net profit margin, dividend

Vanguard 2015 care to share what's the difference between carlsberg and heineken?

Go kedai kopi drink them, then u know

Carlsberg vs Tiger
Asahi vs Heineken
Royal Stout vs Guinness Stout

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Apr 25 2017, 03:31 PM

No much difference Ramjade. Both are sin stock. Carlsberg has declared a RM0.65 dividend. I will take the dividend first and decide whether to keep it later. HEIM is on a downtrend because its recent QR dipped slightly at -4% and I suspect because its ex-dividend date has passed.

IMHO it is not worth buying Carlsberg and HEIM now although the valuation still looks OK. The illegal alcohol trade is killing Carlsberg and HEIM. BAT is suffering the same problem with the illegal tobacco trade. With that, associated business like TienWah which depends on BAT will also be affected.

Actually looking for defensive MY stocks. I know come rain or shine, certain people in Malaysia must drink alcohol. So demand is always there. But some people drink like Johnny walker which is not produced by Carlsberg or Heim

mana ada sin
a can a day keeps worry away~

i drink coke once every year nia..so kena beli F&N stock

Then may I suggest you start with consumer stocks. Stocks like Nestle, Dutch Lady, Cocoaland, Johotin, etc.

- with wide economic moat
- generous to shareholders (not like kiamsiap Genting boss)