no tips..
but i do not want to waste the chance...
i expect 18% of profit, then sell.....

Yeap you just confirmed my hunch that the ship has sailed and I don't wanna be caught like I did with AAX. thank you buddy, it's back to vs industries then

Check with both remiser..
Ipo i can buy,
Need to buy through maybank under e-share, cds account...

Dividend no admin charges...

Can i know, what investment account is no cds one as you said ?

such a quiet stock... for tatgiap 5178,
all the best to you. good luck

Loss goreng..
Loss... 1.3%...
Iwcity gain 3%...

Goreng 20% capital... not easy... like rooler coaster...

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2017/08/18/ron-pau...onceivable.html

My gut is telling me to sell every thing in bursa and lock in my profits. Then come back to sapu all.

vanguard what's your advise

To me my investment thesis is based on a long-term horizon. I go into a purchase decision based on one of the following idea of returns in mind:

1) 50% in 2 yrs
2) 100% in 3 yrs
3) 200% in 5 yrs (Tan Chong purchased on this assumption, i.e. I expect the stock price to triple within 5 yrs)

I don't care about downtrend charts.

Now, the stock is trading at depressed valuations. It's at 0.39X P/BV. Can it go lower? Sure. Which is why I put one leg in first. I bought at RM1.82 in May 2017.

I ask myself...do I see Tan Chong Motors in existence in 5 yrs time? I say sure. For a company like this to remain in existence in 5 yrs, it's highly illogical to be able to do so while trading at 0.4X P/BV.

No new model launches till 2018? That's one of the reasons I bought in. If they announced a new model launch, I guarantee the price will jump up 5% almost immediately. Every day we get closer to an eventual new model launch announcement.

Other factors that caused me to buy in:

- USD MYR and JPY MYR exchange rate was roughly +33% from 2014 to 2017, but YTD MYR has stabilized and slightly appreciated. MYR's worst days are over. Tan Chong's raw material costs are all denominated in USD and JPY. This hit bottomlines hard, but it won't get any worse, and there's potential upside here.

- Inventories are being drained out. This is the major hidden reason Tan Chong cannot bring in new Nissan models. Last year their inventories were almost hitting RM2bil, but since then sequentially they have been drained down, to now at RM1.3bil. By year end 2017 it should be under RM1bil and will set the stage of new model introduction.

- Indochina is growing double digits YoY for the past 4-5 years. Vietnam and Myanmar offer a really huge base for expansion. I have been tracking their monthly Vietnam sales figures, and it is up over 100% YTD.

- Favorable macro conditions. In addition to the MYR depreciation and inventory build-up due to ill timed production expansion in 2014, the country GDP growth was on a declining trend since 2014. However we have now had 2 quarters of above expectation GDP growth. At the moment consumer sentiment is still shaky, but it will eventually come back. When? Who knows, but come back it will.

Anyway this is too long a write-up now. Just thought I can share some of my thinking process. Of course not all my investment ideas are premised on these investment thesis. I buy growth stocks (Hevea), turnaround with positive near-term catalysts (Armada), short term underappreciated stocks (AirAsia), and beaten down cyclicals that I believe will eventually double/triple within 3-5 years (Tan Chong, MMHE).

the link doesn't work on my telegram on the web.
and i can't find the Bull Eye Channel

anyone trade global/nyse?

Future is coming for these metals.. 

As I have always suspected, Tienwah is a bad investment since its fate is tied to BAT. If BAT is dying, so will Tienwah.

The latest 3rd QR of Tienwah which was released today shows a net loss of -270%.

I hope so. It certainly cannot be worse that the last QR where the net profit plunged - 244%.

Thanks for the advice bro. But I am using FSM unit trusts now for my international exposure. I also have no time to research US stocks.

You are right. I bought Genting during its last waterfall. The unrealized gain now is +3.87%.
Thanks for the tip. Food for thought. Any link for Malaysian buying overseas ETF? Thanks.

does anyone use Interactive Brokers? How do you deposit money there?

Do they charge any fees for deposit?