3.65 billlion not 0.365

After something happen = credit loss
Before and anticipated things to happen = loss provision OR expected credit loss (ECL)
How accurate is their ECL prediction model, this I dont know
If you want to be safe, go for banks with higher loan loss coverage ratio?

Not sure if anyone actually goes through financial statement/balance sheet before investing. But it is wiser to do so: a lot less risk, when you know the share value.

IMO, banks are good for investments, but not good for trading. NOSH too high, very hard for sharks to collect MOST and swing it in a certain direction. Might still possible to do it, but sharks need A DAMN LOT of time to collect at low prices. But I am happy with the 7-10% dividend yield after economy recovery. This year prolly expecting less DY, but I go for long term, I am still in my 20s.
With the anti-banks sentiment, I seriously dont see how bank share prices will rise significantly.
Share price will only go up, once IBs or sharks have collected enough and start sharing news (most prolly they will use economy recovery as the trend later in 6 months - 1 year time) to push the share price up.

Re: MBB QR not pretty/

HereToLearn

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/mayb...4b-year-earlier

22mil profit...1.5bil market cap...haha PE how much

only hope now is for ppl to goreng it kaw kaw 

I am using CGS-CIMB i-trade and wanted to sell some share. At the sell pad, I keyed in both sell qty and min qty. The status is rejected and deducted from my portfolio, qty on hand. Any idea what happened and how to cancel it? Thanks

Let me confirm this again. 1470 million profit for CIMB? That's like 4x of 2019????

Bro, my PE 8x calcs is based on 2019 result because I believe in 2021 earnings will normalize at least to 90% of 2019 result

Airasia: NTA: 0.610, share price: 0.66
Maybank: NTA: 7.300, share price: 7.33
Topglove: NTA: 1.29, share price: 26.28

GenM: NTA: 2.92, share price: 2.28

You no need genting to have massive profit, just don't incur further losses next Q and you would have own an incredible assets at below market value.

There is a difference, what i showed are dividend yielding blue chips. Given TG may not be consider value play anymore.

Anyway properties developers the assets are the inventories. Big Different. If under construction, similar comparison would be suncon, georgekent etc

Not entirely true for cash flow
Aa cash flow: started to be -ve since 2020Q1
GenM cash flow: +ve for the past 4 quarters, although it was 2 digits for 2020Q1, and 3 digits for 2020Q2; pre pandemic cash flow has always been 4 digits
MBB cash flow: was -ve, but recorded +ve for 2020Q2

I also dont know what 'negative cash flow' are you referring to. Gen and GenM both reported positive cash flow statement in the past 4 quarters (including the latest qr)

GenM FCF for the past 4 quarters (2019Q3 to 2020Q2)


Gen FCF for the past 4 quarters (2019Q3 to 2020Q2)


With all being said, I also wont buy Gen and GenM for now.

hi fellow investors, traders, scalpers...
i am very curious why a lot of you keep saying the end of loan moratoriums will cause ppl to take their money out from bursa? Even when hse, car or ptptn loans resume, you are not gonna pay what you owe from the past 6 months in one shot. You are paying in monthly installments, hence i cannot understand how or why it should drag the market down?

What's so good about CIMB?

So wait.... if tomorrow price is 9+, but we only get the bonus shares on next Monday, will the portfolio then show negative figure for TG?

The audit report was submitted last week IIRC. Takes at least 2 weeks to unban. So, if timed correctly, should be same week as QR report.

Averaging down is not a good strategy for most retailers, as most retailers are not having as deep pocket as funds.
Funds may constantly have new money coming due to people topping unit trust, insurance ILP premium, pension fund etc.