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Yes, the fundamental and valuation of Genting Malaysia is still attractive. On Monday, Genting Malaysia Bhd (GENM:KLS) closed at 6.03, -5.49% below its 52-week high of 6.38, set on May 25, 2017.

But IMHO, we should not expect it to give fantastic return like a tech stock or a small cap stock.

Sorry but I don't have a crystal ball. I don't know how the market will perform in the future.

Thus I have to rely on the fundamental and valuation of a stock. I am still invested although I try to diversify across different industry or sector.

The usual reasons for selling a stock taken from Investopedia are:

1. It Hits Your Price Target

E.g. I sold Old Town since the price has gone up a lot and I am not sure of its future growth prospect in China. It gave me a tidy profit.

2. A Deterioration in the Fundamentals

A decline in sales, profit margins, cash flow or other key operating fundamentals. This include fraud and creative accounting.

E.g. I am waiting to sell NH Fatt since the last QR was below my expectation.

3. A Better Opportunity Comes Along

E.g. I sold Luxchem to double down on LC Titan.

In summary the decision to sell a stock is a combination of art and science. Some people might try to time the market. Sell all and buy back later at a lower price. Some will sell half and keep the remainder in the stock market. Some will only skim their profit and keep the capital in the market. So many different approach.

This post has been edited by Vanguard 2015: Aug 22 2017, 05:26 PM

i think you have to ask yourself.. what if it doesn't.. for a long time

would you stand to lose more or gain more?

Re entered Inari this morning.

Nice quarter report announced.

We can only hope for the best. Rise Inari!!

Bought OKA

bought Malakof & Evergrn today

Collect back ATTA-WB

aiyah missed ANN JOO RESOURCES today

Sold my remaining shares in ATTA. To dump all in INARI.

Hi Sifu-Sifu Sekalian,

Im new to stock trading and there's one question that I would like to ask. Not sure if this is the right place tho but anyway,

If a company A, say were to have 500 million shares listed on bursa. One day, it decides to offer more share to the market, say another 500 million to fund something. So now the total number of shares is 1 billion. What would happen to the existing shareholders when their shares are now diluted?

I mean, are there any compensation to the existing shareholders because I find that it doesnt really make sense. Or perhaps my understanding is wrong

Anyone can point me to the right direction?

500 million share with RM1 price

if company offer 500 million more, the price will become RM0.50

Hi all sifu2 here,
just wanna say hi.. i'm not yet a trader. currently only playing trade at Kentrade to try out.

cheer!!

Hi thanks for the reply.

Actually my question is, what would happen to the existing shareholders? The stocks that they are holding become RM0.50 overnight?

if u have 1000 share at RM1, after price become RM0.5, you will get additional share 1k share

1000 * RM1 = RM1000
2000 * RM0.5 = RM1000

there is no different with the amount u holding.

Bought AMBANK @ upper 4.5X.

Today big sell down. Impatient me got caught with pants down.
Hopefully can rebound since report good.

PE11 ~RM4.8
PE12 ~RM5.2

This post has been edited by JakeGFX: Aug 24 2017, 03:53 PM

after reading kenanga market report,
i bought NOTION and HSSEB...
hopefully it will rise....

Portfolio doing OK.

Superlon (unrealised gain 108.7%) and LCTitan (unrealised gain 17.1%) are still surging ahead. PetronM reported a good QR. I expect the price to surge tomorrow.

Johotin is still trading sideways. To wait until next QR before deciding whether to sell?

Monitoring my new baby, Inari, to see its performance.

Most of the non-performing shares in my portfolio have been sold. Only left Genting C45, NH Fatt and REV. Will see if it is necessary to cut loss.

May I ask, what positive aspect do u see at tanchong?

From what I see from a newbie point of view,
-The chart is on a downtrend
-Their profit has been declining over the past 5 years
-I hardly see new nissan cars on the road
-No new nissan models launching until next year https://www.carlist.my/news/no-new-nissan-m...til-2018/40995/

This post has been edited by danielcmugen: Aug 24 2017, 11:01 PM