When you sell your shares, your share in CDS account will be debited out and you will get the money on T+3.

You cannot possible understand about stock market with a day or 2 searching and reading, need sometimes monitoring and lot of reading around to find out, and undestanding.

McD is listed in NYSE.

Yes, it is same across the world bourses.

Short term wise, yes you get nothing.

But look longer term, share price won't be going down because of the ex-price issue, if the company still able to generate profit and dividend as same degree, share price will go back up.

Share price is one thing, money (dividend) goes into your pocker is another thing.

May be some minor bug in the software/system, could be during re-routing process, as we are not connecting direct with the main KLSE trading system, it is re-route through investment bank online portal when we are seeing it.

Just my guess.

Share price x total outstanding shares/paid up shares of the company.

Nothing to do with market trading volume.

Forced sell

min lot size is 100 shares
So you buy 1 lot at 1.20 = 120.

Fair value is a subjective matter, there is no single way to define it.

But basically, fair value is the amount of valuation paid in order to get a satisfactory return on your investment.

Just like you buy a share at RM1.00, the company can generate Rm1 cent profit for you. So ask back yourself, do you satisfy with 1 cent profit with capital Rm1.00. Obviously no, right?

But if the company can generate 8-10 cents profit for you with RM1.00. Then it sounds ok, and fair that the stock worht Rm1.00. So in your perception it is a fair value for you at Rm1.00.

PE 50 is extra-ordinary high.

Market average is in teen number, preferrably around 13-15.

But this depended on the particular earning result situation, some profit figure might due to one-off event that drag down the profit on particular year etc issue that affect the PER.

So cannot straight away conclude anything before dig in the details.

I don't think need to do for newbie. Just fyi, average PE ratio for market and reasonable PE ratio is around teen number. While it depends on economy trend and interest rate as well.

Every company situation is different to each others, it is impossible to apply a set of calculation to judge all the company.

Fair value is about a valuation that one willing to pay on the share price to get a reasonable return than others investment vehicle while exposed to the risk of it.

Don't be too rigid on those value, it is merely one of the guide.

Number can be played around, but hard cold cash in the form of dividend is not. You cannot fake cash.
I know profit number something can be boost up, from various points, but cash cannot. So in term of reading the financial report, cashflow is the one is the priority to look at, not profit.

Company can survive without profit, but company cannot survive without cash.

So if the company is able to give dividend from its profit and cashflow made, then it just sums up (99%) it is real.

Yes, any financial report can be made up, which is not something new. But it represent a small portion of it. We don't sink the whole boat just because a few in the boat has bad record. To say everything is created number is too much or exaggerated, no offence. As if like that, everything is society is made up number, or fake one.

Sincerity and looking after shareholder and corporate governance is the most important when invest in listing company as minority shareholders. That's why some old head or experience investors only invest in some stocks they are very familiar and which they know the company is always looking after shareholder benefit. The most important is to know the company, instead merely looking xyz company share that is Rm 0.xx, and buying based on the name and price, without proper studying.

One of the basic form of looking after shareholder benefit is always sharing the profit in term of dividend. That's my basic view, which is more about personal preference.

can, but you are risking yourself become short sell in this situation. It is quite a big offence to short sell a stock.

I don't think anyone would risk oneself to earn such a peanut profit.

What if all people sell to you at 0.095 and then price sink to 0.08?

Fyi, in reality, very little or only small percentage of investors trade actively and make money out of it by actively trade.

There is no single investment strategy work all the time. It depends on individual situation as well as market/economy situation.

Having said that, able to pin-point a good and fundamental sound company is the first priority for long term investment.

If money raised from private placement is for expanding businesses which increase the profitability of the company, then it is considered positive.

But if private placement is not contribute to any profit increment in the future one, then it is negative.

Please no more irrelevant question on the topic/stock market related.

Any other enquiry can post via specific topic created. Ty.

200

But there is no RM2 par value stock out there.
Most are RM1 or Rm0.50 or RM0.25, RM0.10.

Some listed company got periodically analyst briefing which is part of company transparancy and effort to win or attract investors especially for large instituitional investors.

There is no such thing of negative PE.

If company is not making any profit aka loss, then there shouldn't be any PE at all. Putting a negative PE is somehow not right, should just blank the PE part.

Customers somehow a more confidential issue, but cashflow statement (overall) is available on the financial report so does debt which appeal in the company balance sheet.

Cashflow statement is one of most important factor which investors should be aware of.

Yes, it is available in Bursa wesbite as well as most listed comopany got their own website publishing it.

ACE market is renamed from Mesdaq market, which listing requirement is more 'relaxed' as compared to main market.

Can read through this topic. http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1039913

Still yes, just may be a little more cheaper.

People need to 'cari makan' mah. Server and bandwidth still need to pay monthly fee.

Bursa doesn't allow share being transferred to third party. End of story.

They only allow share being transferred within family members which you need to prove it.

The only way share being transferred to third party is through KLSE/Bursa trading system and off-market deal or the way that Bursa fully aware there is transaction is going on.

So even you and your friend make a deal to sell off your share to him/her privately, the share cannot be transferred at all, so no go.
You successful transfer your share to different broker house because it is under the same name/owner.

This post has been edited by cherroy: May 12 2010, 12:37 AM