QUOTE(se7enteenGuy @ May 14 2010, 09:58 AM)
Clearing is charged by KLSE/Bursa. Investment bank cannot give discount on this.
They only can give discount on brokerage portion which is charged by them.
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May 14 2010, 10:55 AM
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May 19 2010, 12:16 AM
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QUOTE(de.crystal @ May 18 2010, 10:50 PM) hi wanna ask the following: 1A) Yes, it is the last dividend for current financial yearhow do we calculate the following: 1. Final ordinary dividend of 5% per share of RM0.20 each less tax at 25% 2. Special dividend of 2% per share of RM0.20 each less tax at 25% 1A does that mean once we get 1 we wil not be getting any dividend until the next financial year? 2A giving free shares and dividend, which is better? 3A 红股 in english is what? 4A is it when a company has issued a NOTICE OF BOOK CLOSURE that would mean is about time to give dividend? 5A can i say In-dividend & Ex-dividend technically are the same (alth i know it differentiate the entitlement of dividend). I am saying it same because even if we buy ex-dividend counter, the price will deduct the dividend allocated. so technically we suffer no lost even we buy at ex0dividend date. correct? cheers 2A) Both are good, no such thing is better than another. Both have different perspective and objective. 3A) Bonus issue 4A) It just means cut off time to determine the shareholders that entitled the dividend. 5A) Yes, the price deduction so that it is fair for both side based on the theory. |
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May 22 2010, 11:48 AM
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QUOTE(Larrylow @ May 21 2010, 11:21 PM) Most newspapers, online trading portal got published.I would advise becareful about the figure published, especially newspapers one, as some may not updating fast enough which is not being adjusted accordingly. QUOTE(Molotov Cocktail @ May 22 2010, 12:14 AM) sorry for noob question, is share buyback is the company buy the shares from normal market and what is the purpose? is it because the company will give the bonus issues is later time No.Bonus issue share distributed is not come from share bought back. Share dividend is. The purpose of buyback 1. To give support on the share price 2. In the company opinion, the share price is undervalued which provide opportunity to gain. As company actually can dispose the share back to the market when price is high time. |
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Jun 4 2010, 12:53 PM
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QUOTE(cyril85 @ Jun 4 2010, 02:43 AM) can anyone tell me what what the diff in share price? their net worth or ? like i see google price is 500 and microsoft is 25 only .. what it has so big gap when their yearly revenue is about the same It depends on number of shares being issued.You need to look at market cap as a way to judge the company size or net worth aka No of shares x share price = the company market worth. |
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Jun 4 2010, 03:42 PM
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QUOTE(cyril85 @ Jun 4 2010, 02:50 PM) oh tq for your answer. KLSE website got compile list of those info of the listing company here.how do i check for local share detail like number of share or their asset or liability. because i can check US market easily so i hope malaysia would be same While most listed company got their individual website as well. |
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Jun 22 2010, 11:19 PM
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QUOTE(warrants @ Jun 22 2010, 10:44 PM) Hi all, 1) Generally not so good news due to 2)AAA company has conversion of XXX cumulative convertible redeemable preference share into YYY new ordinary shares. The additional YYY new ordinary shares of RMZZZ each arising from the aforesaid Conversion will be granted listing and quotation with effect from date DDD. 1) What does this mean? Is this good or bad news and why would a company do this? 2) Does this means that it will dilute the share and hence reduce the stock price? 3) the quantity of YYY is so much more than XXX, so preferred share are worth so much? How do we calculate the worth of a preferred share and the amount/quantity to be converted into ordinary share? 4) Conversion will be granted listing and quotation with effect from date DDD, this means that I will be able to sell those shares starting on date DDD? Thanks 2) Yes, it will dilute the EPS and potential future dividend (if any), as more shares being issued. Stock price technically won't be affected. But there are more shares available in the market, if those preferred share converted intention in the first place is to liquidate their position, then those shares can be sold in the market and can depressed the share price. More supply of shares. So based on supply and demand theory, it pressures the share price. But if those converted shares are not intention to be sold, then you could see zero effect on the share price. 3) All depend on the conversion rate. After conversion, it become an ordinary share same with existing share 4) Yes. |
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Jun 24 2010, 12:09 AM
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QUOTE(Molotov Cocktail @ Jun 23 2010, 11:29 PM) got 1 question, where the company put the dividend paid to shareholder from previous financial year in their latest financial statement, i want to know where they deduct the dividend paid from the company's money, is it in their cashflow statement? because i cant find on the financial statement You paid dividend by cash, so it will show up in the cashflow statement. |
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Jul 14 2010, 12:30 AM
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QUOTE(Lohtcing @ Jul 13 2010, 11:41 PM) hi.. b) No, CDS is tied to each broker. HL cannot access your Kenanga CDS. You need to open another CDS with HL.some newbie questions.. a, plan to open a trading account with HLeBroking (Jupiter and HLeBroking were on my list, since both brokerage fee is cheaper ) it's faster to open in their office in Menara HLA than applying online ? b, currently I have some shares with Kenanga, and my CDS account is dormant. So HL is able to re active my CDS account and transfer my shares from kenanga ? c, For beginner, which workshops I can attend? |
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QUOTE(freddie @ Jul 20 2010, 12:37 PM) So my questions are: 1. Exercise cost should be minimal. I don't know the exact figure, but shouldn't be too much.1. anyone knows how much does exercise expenses cost for TM-CI? 2. cash settled call warrant means? cash settle with warrant holder after expiry? thanks! 2. The issuer pay you the discrepancy between the final settlement - exercise price when expire. Added on July 20, 2010, 2:55 pm QUOTE(investorsoh @ Jul 20 2010, 02:43 PM) Issuer bank already earn the money when issue the CW time. So if CWs final cash settle is zero, then the bank earns all the issuing money.This post has been edited by cherroy: Jul 20 2010, 02:55 PM |
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QUOTE(shanelai @ Aug 10 2010, 10:29 PM) i saw those broker are normally SDN BHD... If they close down, all the money in the trust account will be burnt out? Any law to protect trustee money? Can refer this thread, http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=1500217&hl=some good clarification provided. |
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QUOTE(luminaryxi @ Aug 16 2010, 03:39 PM) guys..may i know where to obtain 'formulas' to detect a stock that is strong and has strong fundamental or what other ways to study a stock The question is like asking a formula that can pass you exam without study. There is no such thing "a formula" that can lead you 'detect'. A same figure/ratio can be intepreted from both side. Just like a half tank, you can say it is half full or half empty. Spend time and effort for some basic understanding about stock/assess company financial, instead rely a magic number/figure/ratio for one to find a good stock. |
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QUOTE(lytros @ Aug 30 2010, 01:30 PM) Hi, The benefit of ICULS is that you can a fixed interest every year and after maturity, it will be converted to the mothershare after the maturity (generally or mostly 5 years)Can anyone explain to me in layman terms what is ICULS? "ICULS, or Irredeemable Convertible Unsecured Loan Stock, is a security tied to common shares of stock that pays a coupon to the holder at a predetermined increment and rate. The ICULS can be converted to an underlying equity at anytime until its expiration. When an ICULS is converted to common stock, it is converted using a predetermined conversion ratio that also governs the ICULS’s price. For instance, an ICULS with a 10:1 conversion ratio would be worth $1 if the underlying equity currently trades at $10." Have a hard time understanding, and in what condition does this ICULS occur? What are the benefit, etc? Thanks. |
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QUOTE(lytros @ Aug 30 2010, 04:04 PM) When ICULS being converted into mothershare, it means more mothershare now, and potential diluted the EPS in great way, if the ICULS number is big, and ratio of conversion is low.More mothershare could mean more selling pressure, but generally this is minimal impact, as if someone could hold ICULS for years, there is no urgency for them to sell either. Lower EPS, not something good news to the stock price in general. |
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QUOTE(yok70 @ Sep 13 2010, 02:15 PM) Please allow me for further exploration on this. 1. No, BI has no material effect overall, just accounting and number of shares increased only. While cash dividend is going up which will reduce the NTA or NAV1. So BI's expenses derive from retained profit, the same case as when offering cash dividend? 2. When BI time, the company need to pay for per par value(1.00 in my example) or market value(1.50 in my example)? 3. In Balance Sheet, the retained profit does not sit under Cash column? 4. When a company IPO, is it possible that not all shares were purchased by investors? If that happened, what will happened to the rest of the shares? Thank you! 2. No, has nothing to do with both. Company doesn't need to pay a single cent in the BI, just accounting issue only. 3. You need to have basic understanding of 3 main account. P&L, Balance Sheet, Cashflow. 4. IPO time, it is the original shareholders selling their share to the public. If the shares is not sold out, it may remain in the hand of the major/origin shareholders. The number of shares is fixed in the first place. It is not created during IPO. But in general practice, there are underwriters, normally investment banks that will take up the unsubscribed shares. |
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QUOTE(yok70 @ Sep 13 2010, 05:34 PM) Then what's the difference between BI and share split? I always thought the company need to "pay something" for BI therefore BI is more valuable than share split. BI = Paid up capital increased which come from retained profit (a paper work), par value remains the same.Share split = Par value stripped into half, and shares become more. But one thing same is that both doesn't affect any company fundamental issue, company doesn't need any cash/spend (except secretarial fee to carry out accounting practice nothing material effect is changed. Got BI/share split or not doesn't affect the value of your shareholding. |
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QUOTE(t5t @ Nov 3 2010, 04:55 PM) LISTING'S CIRCULAR NO. L/Q : 58192 OF 2010 The reference price for 3.06 is 3.06/7 x 5 /2 = 1.091) Bonus issue of 25,081,600 new ordinary shares of RM1.00 each in Yee Lee Corporation Bhd ("YLC") ("YLC Shares"), to be credited as fully paid-up, on the basis of two (2) new YLC Shares for every five (5) existing YLC Shares held on the entitlement date (Bonus Issue). 2) Share split involving the subdivision of every one (1) ordinary share of RM1.00 each into two (2) ordinary shares of RM0.50 each in Yee Lee Corporation Bhd ("YLC") ("Subdivided Shares"). Kindly be advised of the following : 1) The above Company's securities will be traded and quoted [ "Ex - All" ] as from : [ 2 September 2010 ] 2) The last date of lodgement : [ 6 September 2010 ] 3) Retention Money : Where securities are not delivered in time for registration by the seller, then the brokers concerned :- a) Selling Broker to deduct [ 2/7 ] , of the Selling Price against the Selling Client. b) Buying Broker to deduct [ 28.57% ] of the Purchase Price against the Buying Client. c) Between Broker and Broker, the deduction of [ 2/7 ] of the Transacted Price is applicable. Remarks :- "Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd would like to clarify that on the basis of settlement taking place on 7 September 2010 with bonus issue and share split of YEELEE shares of RM0.50 each, any shareholder who is entitled to receive YEELEE bonus issue and share split shares, may now sell any or all of his YEELEE shares arising from the bonus issue and share split beginning the Ex-Date ( 2 September 2010 ). For example, if Mr X purchases 500 YEELEE shares on cum basis on 30 August 2010, Mr X should receive 500 shares on 6 September 2010. As a result of the bonus issue and share split, a total of 1400 YEELEE shares will be credited into Mr X's CDS account on the night of 6 September 2010 being the Book Closing Date. Therefore, Mr X can sell the bonus issue and share split shares of 1400 on or after the Ex-Date ie from 2 September 2010 onwards." The closing price on 1st of September was 3.06... and the opening price on 2nd of September was 1.14... Can anyone show me the calculation to determine the opening price on the 2nd of September? And why is the bonus shares issued after the share split? Please advise. Opening price is the first price traded, so if the first trade is 1.14 aka the opening price, the reference is still 1.09 and it will be shown as + 0.05. The company proposed 2 issue, bonus + share split. First they gave you bonus issue, after you get the bonus, it split further into 2. |
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QUOTE(kllau3 @ Nov 9 2010, 10:54 AM) Exercise/Conversion Period Type : 8 Year(s) Just give up the ICULS and they will give you the new shares.Revised Exercise/Conversion Period Type : 0 Year(s) Exercise/ Conversion Ratio : 1:1 Mode of Satisfaction of Exercise/Conversion Price : Tendering of securities Settlement Type/ Convertible into : Physical (Shares) Remarks : Conversion Price: RM1 nominal value of Irredeemable Convertible Unsecured Loan Stocks (ICULS) for every one (1) new fully paid-up ordinary share in the Company, subject to any adjustment as may be made pursuant to the Trust Deed executed by the Company. The minimum value for conversion required is RM100 nominal value of ICULS. What is tendering of securities mean? |
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