QUOTE(SKY 1809 @ Nov 17 2010, 01:18 PM)
No it is wrong.
There would be an ex price , even higher than the day quoted before ex price.
Let say the share was trading at 60sen on the last say. The next day would be adjusted to rm 3.00 ( 60sen x 5 ).
But you would have 200 shares instead 1000 shares before the capital reduction. Maybe 10sen adjustment for money paying back to you.
Correct me if I am wrong.
Yes you r very right.
the par value don't have any influence on the market cap or the value of your holding.
your calculations and example is also right.
But this will not take effect immediately:
1. They have to call an EGM for approval. of most of the proposals.
2. They have to get the High Court approval for any capital reduction.
All this will take at least 6 months and for now it will be business as usual still.
Best Regards
Added on November 17, 2010, 5:08 pmQUOTE(SKY 1809 @ Nov 17 2010, 04:01 PM)
Ya, it is better to sell off the company to another capable party.
And Then let the share price jumps to rm 1.50.
One report says some institution funds could be collecting in the midst of confusion faced by small timers.
Do not really like the way they do things, and let small timers suffer.
1Malaysia concept is in doubt.
As I had mention in my earlier posting:
The players in this announcement are all very friendly players.
I think their actions are just part of the grand plan set up more than one year ago.
So the surprise elements might be only to the retailers not those that had make a study on this.
This can be seen in the last 10 minutes sell down yesterday at 0.63 , the sellers are all retailers volume and the buyers are the institutions volume.
I will be very surprise if it is going to continue to slide below 0.60
Best regards
This post has been edited by rosdi1: Nov 17 2010, 05:08 PM