Typical Malaysia.

Why everytime implement something, don't decide properly, always like to fix and change afterwards.

Even code name also can't decide. Previously Synergy mega merger then last minute change back to Sime. Now TMint want to change TMI. Then after few months then change to another name? Just barely a week also want to change liao.

Changing name won't be able to change the company image if company doesn't deliver.

You must recall where Equine come from first

Equine before restructuring is called KLIH, already was a hot favourite goreng last time out. When KLIH went into trouble then restructured with massive capital reduction, then new company Equine emerged. It was trading a few ten cents before finally burst into life when people goreng it until RM5.

So even now 65 cents, it just goes back where it was.

Sometimes, knowing historical of the company is important as well.

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Added on April 29, 2008, 3:27 pmIf not mistaken, it is one of the Fidelity investment arm, aka one of the world well known fund house.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Apr 29 2008, 03:27 PM

Personally, I dislike company changing their name, there are some keep on changing their name from one to another, until people forget where their origin name was.
Try to make people forget about it? Haha.

Good company seldom change their name one as their name is one of the asset of the company <-- goodwill if the company is really good one.

Don't get me wrong, I don't say company changing name one is not good as sometimes the need of merger or nature of company restrucuring which is inevitable.

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Added on April 29, 2008, 3:34 pmDon't know meh, even newspaper also got lah especially just after the election.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Apr 29 2008, 03:34 PM

Full name is still TM International, but the code name trading in KLSE will be changed from TMINT to TMI.

Still the question is why KLSE wants to change just barely a few days of starting trade?
Play ma ma sa?

This post has been edited by cherroy: Apr 29 2008, 03:46 PM

I agree on you this.
But it is very unprofessional as Kinwawa pointed out for a stock exchange (want to be a world class bourse) to change just a code name after barely a few days of using it. It just shows no properly study and preparation or forseeable prior to this.


This post has been edited by cherroy: Apr 29 2008, 04:03 PM

Even putting short code name, is not a simply job. One must always find the best possible code name that will reflect the company name, and ease of identification by investors, and reduce conflict between the names.

I remembered once, there are some confusion especially through phone order about 2 counters, Sindora and Sinora.

The TMI case and previous Synergy Drive will not be good examples to look on especially in the eye of foreigners. Look 'cin cai' and unprofessional.

Posting the right thread?

This is stock market chit chat, since when become environmental issue?

Yes, you have 10 minutes.
Ex-date is tomorrow so today last.

Ok, fine, just curious suddenly posting some unrelated stuff, taught you reply in wrong thread.

Nestle, not yet. 12 May ex-date.
As each tick is Rm0.25 already, so 50 cents drop is just 2 ticks drop.

Then we buy at 3.20 level?

Seems like it always hovering in the range of 3.20-3.50 tightly.

Wah, so serious meh. 3.20 is not far away with current price of 3.4x.

Not 2.20 le.

Remember Genting 6.50 story I mentioned before?

Market is unpredictable sometimes.

No, you don't need to wait 2 or 3 days, you can sell immediate after the ex-date.
Just like Carlsberg ex-data is today, you can sell it today which you also will entitle the dividend. The border line of getting or not getting the dividend is the ex-date. That's all.

Last time, there is no CDS, then a bit troublesome, but with CDS, all become easy. (old time when still with share certificate, then one might face some problem of rushing it to the company registrar before lodgement data/ex-date to register as shareholder to entitle the dividend)

You need to understand how share transfer work.

Entitlement date is the actual date for company registrar to identify the shareholders that they will give the dividend, not ex-date.

You bought a share let say today, but the share is not transffered to your CDS account today, it will happen after 2 days (or 3 days, couldn't remember, but looking the differentiate between ex-date and entitlement date will know). So entitlement date is always lag 2 days behind the ex-date.

So ex-date is the date set in KLSE trading system so that people can buy/sell so that share transfer will be able to complete according/before to the entitlement date.

But to avoid the confusion and misunderstand for general public, stick the the ex-date as you only can buy and sell the share through KLSE, not other place else.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Apr 30 2008, 11:12 AM

Yes, to keep it simple or don't quite understand, then stick with ex-date.

Correction needed!
0.11% <-- die liao for dividend stock.

Should be 11%. But last year got special dividend of 15 cents which highly not repeatable.

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Added on April 30, 2008, 2:05 pmIn my opinion,
Tamcorp is suit more short speculation, as total cost of buying is about 2 cents only after dividend 68 cents can capital repayment of 30 cents but if you need to pay tax on the dividend (30 cents x your income tax bracket) then total cost become higher liao.

So you hope for company won't be delisted and new business being injected into the company.

Yesterday release of the Q result show losses in pre-tax profit.

Don't meant to recommend anything. Judge your own.



This post has been edited by cherroy: Apr 30 2008, 02:05 PM

Welcomed. That's is the goodness of the forum.

2.36? you bought 10+ or more than 15 years already ago one?

If my memory still not broken, Carlsberg has been steady at around RM 8-11 before 1:2 stock split for about 10 years +.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Apr 30 2008, 02:37 PM

Then buy here after that send it to HK to sell. Instant profit, this is called abritrage.

Since it is dual listing, how can we do that? since you are in remiser line, might to share some methods to do.

Genting coming liao
edited & Resorts also.

Sorry forumers out there, no offence.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Apr 30 2008, 03:29 PM

Aiyo, ain't we want to become first class bourse? Seems like got opportunites but can't do it.

Personally I don't like media stock, it is more on political side (to control the media). Also local media stocks (I don't know about overseas one) haven't came across with good performance one over the long term.

Just my personal opinion.

6.00-6.20
3.00-3.20.

Yup, Thestar is a decent one.