What’s your take in this. Sell before bonus issue, or ride it out. The eternal question.
My entry price is only RM6 so I will continue owning it for a while, no plan to sell even after bonus.
In my opinion, this stock (and Greatec) is a stock that you want to own, not trade. Its performance (NP margin of 30% and ROE of 9%) is one of the best in the industry. For now, I plan to just leave my initial capital there while I search for the next big stock.
If malaysia I’m looking at VS. See can get it just a bit lower or not
I thought VS QR was kinda disappointing. Their China operation was not only still losing money, but also reducing revenue. Their net profit increase sure, but overall revenue decrease.
For me, I much prefer investing in Malaysian tech companies that have good exposure to China since they're going domestic with their Made in China 2025 goal.
Not sure if I even want to recommend any tech stocks right now since their price have become so expensive these days. I'm personally trying to diversify my portfolio to reduce reliance on tech.
Here's a list of tech stock that I'm personally holding: * UWC: Semiconductor and life science play (Intel and Agilent). * Greatech: Solar and EV play (First Solar and Lordstown). * JF Tech: 5G play and got partnership with Huawei. * MPI: China exposure with Carsem Suzhou.
Tech stocks I wished I had before their price shot up: * Unisem: China exposure with its Chengdu plant. * D&O: Automotive LED play.
If I had to recommend, I would probably say be on the lookout on Greatech. Right now its probably sliding down since there's no news from First Solar expanding its capacity, which it really rely on. And also Lordstown haven't even launch their Endurance truck.
And if you want an in-depth analysis on Greatech fundamental, can read the article and also watch the video below which explains it in great detail.
"JCY has committed a significant amount of capital and resources for this new customer and [is] ramping up production for certain components, including a new range of products. "
read headlines saja ke?
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"This is expected to have negative impacts on JCY’s revenue, cost of production and possibly result in impairment provisions for the company’s financial year ending Sept 30, 2021," JCY said in a filing with Bursa Malaysia today.
One statement is fact, the other is promise. I let you decide which has more weight.
My glove stocks are flat. Something wrong with Rakuten. It still shows me holding Adventa, Careplus, HLT and Ruberex with an unrealised profit of about RM40K from these stocks. But I have already sold off these stocks last week with of course far less profit.
On a happy note, the performance of the stocks which I bought last Friday are:
FPI +4.41% Gtronic +4.24% Vstecs +3.24%.
Nothing to do with my trading skills.
It seems that Mr Market has gone crazy. We can get a monkey to throw a dart and it will hit a winning stock.
Holy shit, VSTECS just jumped 20%. Big angpow for Unker.
This post has been edited by Assassin's: Jan 18 2021, 03:48 PM
Me here, still holding Kpower. Currently waiting for the warrants.
BTW, for those holding Kpower, did your platform also messed up the average price after share split? Mine showing the closing price after receiving the split.
This post has been edited by Assassin's: Jan 20 2021, 11:23 PM
any recommendation? MI, inari, frontkn ok ka? i see inari and gtronics is EPF favorite..
If you prefer capital gain over dividend, you actually should avoid counter with EPF involvement. They prefer stock with good dividend yield (over 1% is high for a tech stock).
I think MI has a lot growth potential after they completed their second plant, but last quarter they didn't managed to fully utilize that new plant, so NP margin got hurt a bit. They definitely need to find new customers to improve that plant utilization rate.
i see.. lately they buying alot inari and gtronics. but then, these two also get carried by the wave going up lol. Yeah.. abit regret din buy MI when around 3.8-3.9.. my TP around 3.6 lol. Should be good time to buy in if correction coming in.
3.6 is too low, they already announced they were acquiring Accurus Scientific by selling their share at 3.65 on 18 Dec 2020.
That should have been the minimum price (unless in a market crash). It also didn't drop below 3.8 when darurat was announced. At that point I knew 3.8 was a strong support.
This post has been edited by Assassin's: Jan 21 2021, 04:40 PM
In other news, IRIS was awarded the billion ringgit NIIS project.
I think Ancom Logistics is also related to this I think (due to RTO proposal with S5 holdings). Could explain why both IRIS and ANCOMLB rallied today.
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Interestingly, S5 is said to be involved in all the major bids. Besides Iris, the industry player The Edge spoke to who confirmed Iris as one of the front runners of the NIIS contract, says S5 is also involved in bids put in by MyEG and Heitech Padu.