When i buy, i only buy 10% to 20% of what i want to collect, so I may buy in several rounds. If you are chasing falling knife you need to stratergize and not put all your money in one lump sum and end up hitting the wrong price. Or even worse, wait and wait.. end up price not met and lose opportunity.

I usually buy all the way down and then all the way up until my initial entry price. I have collected a whee bit of money when KLSE was >1800 when there are no value buys 

10% is ... not hitting minimum commission and.. not more than 2% of portfolio... 

8.3X 

And it keep going down... wheeeeeeeeee 

tiger will bounce back one day even though now like sick cat

The finance sector will probably experience stagnant growth besides a challenging environment. NPLs, rise in interest rates, no demand for loans, ... No bank is immune to these threats.

Maybank's RM 5.5 billion loan, which has recently been 'extended' and failed to pay by 1MDB is guaranteed by Abu Dhabi Government & Usaha Tegas Sdn Bhd. Since it is a government backed loan, and also backed by Ananda Krisnan's holding company, the chance of default and non payment is very slim.

So I would not think any of these news is detrimental to Maybank's P/L. 

http://www.theedgemarkets.com/en/article/c...b-loan-impaired

http://www.theedgemarkets.com/en/article/s...-stain-malaysia

But it does give our government a bad reputation... 

Haha Usaha Tegas is the holding company of Maxis Bhd, Astro Bhd, Armada Bhd and others unlisted entity.

If dare run away, will get sued and all the holding shares lelong off to pay the loan... 

So dont think they will dare to run... but maybe will delay payment and extend and extend and extend until 1MDB can pay off... but mean time keep servicing interest.

And you still sitting at the sidelines.. 

How to win if you don't bet? 

Nope, I won't. Company froze annual leave during the period because of GST interim period. Lots of work to do 

I heard Alliance IT is redy, is it true?

Currently I'm focusing on Maybank for long term dividend returns. Started going in by batches from RM7.30ish, and will be DCA-ing for every 5% drop in each batch. The objective is that eventually when vaccine is found and the mass population is vaccinated and everything goes back to normal say in 3-4 years time, share price will return to the RM9-10 ish and my dividend yield will be 6-7% at the minimum by that time plus the price appreciation of about 25-40% assuming my final average cost is a conservative rm7/share.

Any suggestions for improvement for the above strategy?