Noted

Pbbank share is quite stubborn, won't go down much. With EPS around 21 cents/Q, it turns annualised of PE of 13, which is considered fair price at historical level.

Sorry to ask
I also looking forward to join this
But have a problem about how it work and how to do

Huh?? From your display name, I assume you are 20 this year?
If you are still a student currently, I would suggest that you take some time to do some reading on stock market and understand it, before trading on it. Bursa Malaysia's website is a good start. It can be found at www.bursamalaysia.com.
Quite frankly if you are new to this, a forum is not a good learning ground as there are a lot of rumours and misleading informations around.
Get a learning ground which is in a neutral position

Yeap take some time to read up and understand how company play around with its financial

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Added on April 29, 2008, 12:53 pmI was kind of happy when i see the share market tumble last month. Kind of cool in away.

One week before being hit by the big crash i sold off my
LPI Capital at RM 13 <------- Bought at 9.85
Bursa at RM 14.70 <-------- Bout at 9.90
BJTOTO at RM 5.10 <------- Bought at RM 4.64

I buy all share base on FA analysis taking consideration on the Cahflow as well as the dividend payout. I might go in and out of the same counter more than once in a year if valuation changes.

eg.
I bought LPI when it was RM 8.40 sold it when it wat RM 9.40. I did bought back when it wat RM9.85. I seldom sell a counter unless it is overprice at that moment. Safety margin is the most imporatnat indicator and valueing a sahre base on value is the best gauge when comes to trading. In short i buy on investor's weakness and i am good when comes to valuing the market.

In average gain from trading is 20-35% yearly.

When comes to analysis...
I did few simple comparison such as Div, ROE, ROA, Cahflow Analysis, Net Sales, Net profit

I do counter check most of it and try to imagine how to company would churn the money and understand how the flow of the money in the company. I think FA investor needs to understand the nature of the company. A FA investor must always counter check the company's Income Statement, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statements. Most important is the Cash Flow Statements because it tells you how the money flows.

There are tons of way how the accountant can cheat but it is harder to cheat the cash flow statement. There will be always gaps here and ther eto patch up if accountants would cheat the Cash flow statements.

Just be extremely careful on how you analyse the company.



Anyway.... i think you guys did great over PBBANK thread.


By the way...after selling the BURSA, LPI and BJTOTO
i bought the following 3 counter
-----> Genting at RM 6.40
------> Tanjong at RM 15.60

Now i am looking at DIGI, Bursa, Commerz.

Digi sounds good base on my analysis.
www.mybigcubicle.blogspot.com for the full analysis on the DIGI.






This post has been edited by Yaw Kean Huat: Apr 29 2008, 12:53 PM

Pbank has benefited from funds switching from Maybank .

Only the "quality" bank left in Bursa.

Surprising the PE is much higher than the rest.

I believe investors have faith, do not mind to pay a premium.

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: May 5 2008, 05:59 PM

so where can i learn bout all that, study books
this 2 days just look the board and i totally dun know how it play around

Looking at the board and attempting to figure out how it works is the lousiest way to learn in my honest opinion.

Go to Investopedia and do their tutorial. It should cover most of topics you want to ask and also do the advance topics to understand how certain market instruments work in the stock market.

Go to your local library and read up on stock market related books.

i agree with the first statement. looking forward for PBBANK to climb up to RM 11.80 (this week)

Pbank is the largest by market capitalisation today.

Others still depend government assistance from time to time.

Maybank down 30sen at this moment, investors are losing confidence.

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: May 7 2008, 01:36 PM

am i having the magical power or i am too "familiar" with the price movement

PBBANK closed at 11.80 on friday, lol!

next, would be the critical part, as the price couldn't cross 11.80 way back in Feb/March 08 (dropped to RM 9.30 on 10-3-08)

i am waiting for PBBANK at RM 13.00, then RM 14.00, RM 15.00 .... RM 20.00

Are you in the dream now ?

Dream sweet dream while the PM agents working hard for you.

i know that my dream will come true

doing a record.

hi there.

i've been wondering...since PBB has touched rm12, would it go drop again?

or would it climb to a higher level?

would greatly appreciate inputs/opinions/feedbacks....

cheers...& hooray to PBB!!!

bullish i am thinking up to RM15

none of a share would go up one liner straight, there sure will be a supporting level and resistance level in between.

looks like now PBBANK resistance level at RM12.00

Yeah, until a clear breakthrough of RM12 will it stay above that. Maybe the next quarterly report will push it higher.

Public Bank shares hit record high on good figures

KUALA LUMPUR: Shares in Public Bank Bhd rose to a fresh record yesterday as investors switched from their shareholdings in Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank).

Analysts said apart from becoming the country's largest bank in terms of market capitalisation, Public Bank's strong balance sheet, impressive capital ratios and high growth numbers were the added attractions to investors.

“Investors may (also) be looking at Public Bank for its dividend angle,'' said one analyst.

The stock closed up 20 sen at RM12.

Public Bank shares have been rising since the middle of March when it was trading at RM9.80 a share. Its uptrend coincided with the time when news of Maybank's interest in Bank Internasional Indonesia (BII) first surfaced.

Confirmation of Maybank's bid for BII towards the end of March and the group's subsequent proposal to buy a 15% stake in Pakistan's MCB Bank Ltd further soured investor appetite for the stock.

Investors were turned off by the high price for the BII bid, and to a lesser extent the purchase of MCB Bank. They also found the prospect of a lower dividend from Maybank difficult to swallow.

The confluence of disappointing news from Maybank has led to its share price sliding from a high of RM9.92 on Feb 14 to RM7.85 yesterday. However, as Maybank's share price fell, Public Bank's shares went in the opposite direction.

Analysts said that apart from Public Bank's dividend of 75 sen a share in the last financial year against 60 sen a year earlier, investors were also pleased with the group's solid fundamentals.

One analyst said Public Bank's loans growth of over 20% on an annualised basis and its strong balance sheet made it a top choice among banking stocks in the country.

“Public Bank's business in Hong Kong, China and Cambodia is growing strongly,'' said one analyst.

The rise in Public Bank's share price has put its valuations at the upper tier in terms of price to book and price to earnings but analysts feel that the growth the stock has been displaying over the years justify such valuations.

Of the 18 analysts polled by Bloomberg, none have a sell call on the stock.

URL: http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...65&sec=business

Hi Pana,

For sure 1295 make you a happy guys. What is the best price to grab some? I miss the speed boat at 9.40. *Grin*


Thank You.-

I'm can be considered as "virgin" for stock exchange market. Just start working < 1 year and plan to invest some portion of my saving in stock rather than keep all of them in bank (saving account somemore )

From last gathering with my friend, he recommended me pbbank is a potential stock and he claimed that the dividend could get from this stock might higher than the amount of interest i could gain from saving account.

I would like to seek opinion from you guys here, should i invest in this stock for a beginner like me? ( feel like asking this question already prove me as a beginner )

Editted: typo

This post has been edited by speedguy10: May 16 2008, 03:18 PM