Yup, Apollo is mainly for getting dividend only, don't expect too much on the share price appreciation side. It is another boring counter. Previously has an eye on it, but due to liquidity issue, didn't take it.
Instead now thinking of buying back Carlsberg which sold years ago, still cum dividend of 30 cents at current price.

Selling buying with less than 100 lots (x100), no problem. Just you want to do it in rush one, you need to jump a few tick to take the buyer or seller straigh away. It is something like old man stock, queue for few days only get it done.
So if treat it as FD, then still ok lah as no one want to 'goreng' it either nor fund managers can buy it, even it is fundamental good. This kind of share price is depended individual like you and me interested it to buy and sell which already move the price. Anyone can buy several hundred lots (x 100)(this is no big deal by market standard) then already can 'push' up the price a few cents to ten cents already.

Just my opinion.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Apr 2 2008, 02:41 PM

End of April to be precise. Last time I sold time was 5.20.

KLCI turning red?
This is why KLSE always need foreign fund otherwise, it is like dead water. Currently most FF still shy away from this market.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Apr 2 2008, 02:43 PM

Selling is quite heavy on Sime.

Up little bit nia.

Actually recent market is very hard to predict, especially in US one. One day with a good sleep and start of new quarter, everyone wake up with bullish mood, then send DJ up 391 points. Then another day with bad dream over night, become bearish and talk about recession and writedown then plunge 200 points. Just make more people 'pening' only.

I don't find some consistent talk from analysts either. On good day, every stock is a good buy, in a bad day, just talk of more shoe to drop on the banking sector.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Apr 2 2008, 03:59 PM

Do remember KPS was formed by Selangor gov.

Both are 'kedukut' one. Haha.

Genting & Resorts are not famous because of their dividend, although they are good company for long term.

For Resort the 7 millions volume traded are not considered high for those big cap and high liquidity stock, a norm in any market day. Volume high doesn't mean it is always good, it can be ended up with flat only.

You only taking care of one 'fren' only?
Nvm, just joking.

May be because home town is in Kulim. Just some cold joke.

Ignore my useless post.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Apr 2 2008, 05:00 PM

I wonder also, it is a strange day for KLSE, selling become intense since afternoon while major regional market still ok.

When most foreign funds are shy away this market, the market will somehow detach itself from the global scenario. Local issue become more important.

Last year when there are plenty active of FF in the market (KLCI shoot up from 1,000-1,400), KLSE tends to move closely with overseas market. But since after that, KLSE somehow moves on its own way.

If you can predict accurately market will drop or Genting would drop to 6.00, then it is a wise move. But the problem is nobody knows until later of the time. Judge you own. Not meant to recommend anything.

Want to sell? Sell it to me then, haha, just joking.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Apr 3 2008, 10:56 AM

kinwawa advice is good.

If doing the switching, the most happy man would be your remiser and investment house.

Resort and Genting are 'abang adik', most of the time go up and down together one. So unless one break out from the range bound trade, it is high chance won't make anything from it from switching.
It is not the same as changing 'goreng' stock or others stock to one fundamental strong and stable one.

So if you predict market will crash further or need the cash, then sell. But purely on switching stock alike (like Resort and Genting) most probably won't have singificant impact.

I might be wrong. Just my 2 cents.

Hope your prediction come true.

No offence & sorry mate out there still holding.

Don't get me wrong, I still have a bunch of stock in hand.

Try so hard to Q Amfirst at 0.80?

Amfirst is going to give around 3.6 cents for the semi-annual distriubtion in next month. Don't think people would dump it at 0.80. You need market crash to get it at that price. Oppss touch wood.

Lol so many Q in the Carlsberg at 4.00. I also join it.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Apr 3 2008, 03:24 PM

If you don't convert the warrant, basically it is down to the drain or become rubbish.

For 1 lot of Bonia-WA, you need to add RM0.50 to convert to the mothershare. So you have 2 lots (I assume x 1000), need to fork out RM1k to convert to 2000 shares to Bonia.

You should check or knew it prior before you bought the -WA. Not after.

One of the reason why LionDiv won't have good result because it giving out the Parkson shares to the shareholders already, so it doesn't own much in Parkson. If not mistaken, correct me if I am wrong as not follow it, just roughly read through when it giving out the Parkson shares time.
So Parkson profit is not channeling to LionDiv like the past.

Btw Genting 6.25 already.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Apr 3 2008, 03:48 PM

For warrant, you can convert it at any times even way before its expiration date. Remiser is right as you have 2 lots, so 2 x 0.50 = 1.00. 1K for 2000 warrant.

You also shop mah.

Btw, tomorrow US will release the job employment data which could lead to DJ move hundreds of point one (up or down depend on the data).
But it has nothing to do with KLSE currently as locally front 'in fire' already, no time to bother overseas market.

Yaya, too much goreng too much oil, bad for health and can lead to heart attack.

So need to 'eat' those plain and slowly steaming one, no oil, no charcoal, live longer.

I know what you mean. This is the standard applied by KLSE.

0-1.00, every tick is 0.005
1.00 - 3.00, per tick 0.01
3.00-5.00, per tick is 0.02
5.00-10.00, per tick is 0.05
10.00-25.00, per tick is 0.10.
25.00-100, per tick is 0.25.

In US, you can trade every single cents even it is a 100.00 stock. This varies across bourses.