Aiyo, Rm0.005 cent only nia, still want to piss off?

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Added on May 31, 2008, 2:23 pmGenerally ESOS has not much influence on share price, a small negligible effect only.

Thestar got recent news/development on Gamuda.
http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...81&sec=business

This post has been edited by cherroy: May 31 2008, 02:23 PM

0.005 make me lose even more ma but hope can recover next week...since it dropped for the last few days

first time get burn badly......
cant sleep well........
haihz.........

This post has been edited by aretla: May 31 2008, 05:10 PM

It might be peanuts to you but to others it's a different case

if buy 1000 lot + commission, means a lot of money ler even drop 0.005 sen...

if the trend is similar as per what happened when Dato Lin disposed his shares
GAMUDA price will rebound after a few days of selling
see the chart below, the price rebounded from 2.80 to 3.10


but before this, i guess there is another round of selling on monday
aretla, you bought at 3.00 right? how many shares?
if the price rebounded back to 2.50/2.60, you may consider to sell liao

like what today's Star Biz reported, Gamuda likely in for choppy times, not worth to keep shares that make you have restless sleep at night.

This post has been edited by panasonic88: May 31 2008, 07:16 PM

but at end of the article....


[ Meanwhile, Aseambankers Malaysia Bhd analyst Wong Chew Hann told StarBiz that investors have over-reacted to Gamuda's overseas exposure.

�It's now well below the revised net asset value, even after taking out the overseas property earnings,� she noted, adding that foreign shareholdings had yet to be sold.

Wong said the fair value for the company, considering only the infrastructure assets and local property projects, should be RM3 ]

Citigroup put a "sell" signal for GAMUDA and revised its fair price to 2.60.

If gamuda contitnue to drop....will become cheap share d that is the time we all dive in!! and earn some bucks..

huh..thanks a lot for ur post...
few options now:
1. as u said, wait it rebound to 2.5/2.6..then sell.. loss lesser than now...
2. average down, wait until it rebound to a lower breakeven price then sell..
3. do nth.. leave it there.. 3 or 5 yrs... collect dividend...if they still giving any...

see next week movement...then will decide which one to choose...

Any reason as to why MRCB dropped? 1.30 close - very attractive..

Sorry, but i have to agree with other analysts. GAMUADA is a strong sell. The vietnam market is struggling with higher inflation and with rapid credit tightening along with higher interest rate, the property scene REALLY doesn't look good.

Bursa-listed stocks finish May on high note

PETALING JAYA: Malaysian stocks ended May on a high note as the first-quarter earnings season drew to a close. Most companies did reasonably well during the January-March period and plantation firms again led the overall charge with another bumper quarter as they continued to profit from surging crude palm oil (CPO) price.

Analysts said there were no major surprises from the big companies, which was a good thing considering the weak overall market sentiment. A slip-up would have invited a quick sell down.

The benchmark KL Composite Index (KLCI) finished 14.28 points higher yesterday at 1,276.10. At the close, it was down 0.2% from a month ago.

The KLCI�s performance yesterday was held back by the sharp fall in Gamuda Bhd and SP Setia Bhd�s share prices on concerns over their exposure to Vietnam.

Recent reports suggested that Vietnam�s economy is in a crisis, and this prompted investors to unload shares in local companies with significant operations in that country, including Berjaya Land Bhd.

Meanwhile, Proton Holdings Bhd plunged 7.2% to RM3.34 yesterday - the lowest in almost 10 years. Like Gamuda, SP Setia and Berjaya Land, the sell down on Proton was due to �external factors.�

Shares in Proton have declined 16% since May 6, when MSCI announced the stock�s removal from its local index at the end of yesterday�s trading.

Proton on Monday said it made a net profit of RM233mil for the year ended March 31, reversing a loss of RM590mil a year earlier.

Proton�s return to profit was partlydriven by higher sales of its new best sellers, the Persona and the new Saga.

Successful introduction of new models also helped Tan Chong Motor Holdings Bhd to post better-than-expected earnings in the first three months this year.

The stock was up one sen yesterday at RM1.99, rising 8.7% over the past one month.

Shares in Sime Darby Bhd, the world�s largest listed palm oil planter and the most valuable stock on Bursa Malaysia, gained five sen yesterday to RM9.50. Sime Darby is also involved in the motor vehicle business.

The conglomerate posted its third-quarter results ended March 31 earlier this week. Its nine-month net profit was up 42% to RM2.49bil versus a year earlier, well within market expectations.

Pure plantations firm Asiatic Development Bhd also had a sterling quarter. CIMB Investment Bank said both Sime Darby and Asiatic were traded at below its targets based on Friday�s closing prices.

URL: http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...75&sec=business

hows today market gonna be lke!!

klak klak klak.....(Stretching my fingers)

whoa GAMUDA rebounded wor

looks like i was wrong

neverlog, dun wan to sell ka?

the selling pressure is still on >.< might end up red also..

phew, sold GAMUDA at 2.52, break even.

earn McDonald Big Mac

Good move

MRCB looks attractive at 128-130.. itchy hand..

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Added on June 2, 2008, 9:18 amEngtex is flying high.
GPLUS suspended for morning session.

KHSB / KPS up a bit..

This post has been edited by zamans98: Jun 2 2008, 09:18 AM