Downtrend continues...closing at 9.84

I actually entered into the closing 4:45PM queue at RM9.84, then changed my mind just as my order is about to be picked up

My gut feeling...more downward pressure in coming days

US debt ceiling
UMNO elections

wait

Dun so greedy lar, close to RM9.00 is good enough

Assuming TP 10.30 is fair

8.95 can give 15% upside to TP

So, I guess RM9.00 is more than good enough
Furthermore, it's supported by a decent divvy yield
I buy and hold for divvies, not capital gain

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Sep 30 2013, 05:11 PM

What lar "attack" u

Anyway, if it goes near 9.00, I'm going in regardless of what happens with UMNO or US

Today ding dong between 9.70 and 9.80

Should I wish for it to break below or remain in range?

Actually 9.80 is good enough for yield

Ex date already past...now it's trading ex

I entered at 9.77

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Oct 4 2013, 11:01 AM

Every time MBB declare divvy, they'll give shareholders the option to opt for cash or DRP?

how about new shareholders? I just bought in recently

Not much upside from current price

Insider news driving down Maybank?

I don't have any dealings with Maybank, they're not even one of my company's anchor banks

STILL closed lower

Average 9.8

My average cost is 9.90+, happy to keep for long-term. If price move sideways, good for Dollar Cost Averaging.

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Feb 12 2014, 09:24 AM

9.80 x 1,000 = RM9,800

u ain't poor

I only have 6 lots x 100 shares

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Feb 12 2014, 09:34 AM

Maybank payout ratio is highest among local banks if I'm not mistaken. Preserve capital? Still decent payout, though...

Fixed

Almost all ANALysts foresee upside, but how long will the current price weakness persist? It's been going on a downward channel lately.

That's the "funny" orders on Bursa, will never get matched. Check at 2:30 and see