RESORT @2.2 this week should be no prob

This post has been edited by Junior83: Mar 26 2009, 02:37 PM

Not green enuf, more more

RESORT @2.18, 0.32 to my tp

come Rm2.2, come to papa

RM2.19.. if hit RM2.2, tomorrow will be another high RM2.3 !!!

RM2.5 is my tp since few days ago if you read carefully

Tomorrow will open RM2.2

This post has been edited by Junior83: Mar 26 2009, 04:53 PM

RAM?? my sweet dream

This week might get repeated from RESORT

Choi choi , not b4 RESORT hit RM2.5

WA... all NJ gang, today will be green liao

RESORT will open Rm2.2 above today

This post has been edited by Junior83: Mar 27 2009, 07:24 AM

Agree

Seems like RESORT taking a breath b4 cheong again

Next week continue

RESORT me aim for banana

let c wat output the G-20 next month

KLCI really green wo

Busy working these few fays and coming days, no time to watch stock

Close 1 eye for now

US red

so KLCI will green

MArket so green....
RESORT climb slow and steady, that's the way i want

TP RM2.5 maintain

2.5 to 900 resistant

Haha, i dial to Junior Lim, then puff... the roadblock is taken away

G20 is coming

For the moment, still maintain 2.5 because negative news is fading from RESORT. New PM is coming, KLSE normally going uptrend when we change PM, market is expecting new cabinet and vision from new PM.

Besides, is nothing wrong to hold it longer since i dun have other counter to buy, might consider to take its div (which is not annouce yet) as well

tis stock is short pain long gain, hope it grow into banana

CIMB tp for RESORT is RM2.9 which much higher than my tp



From CIMB research:

Upgrade to OVERWEIGHT. In addition to the fundamental reasons listed above,
Malaysia looks ripe for a rebound from a technical charting perspective. We
upgrade Malaysia from Neutral to OVERWEIGHT and raise our year-end KLCI
target from 1,013 to 1,060 points (based on 13.5x P/E) after cutting the discount to
the 3-year moving average P/E from 15% to 10%. On a regional basis, we believe
this is a hedged bet. To maximise returns in the 2H recovery, investors should
move away from defensive sectors to beaten-down cyclical sectors such as
construction. Our top-5 picks are Gamuda, MRCB, Lafarge, Kencana and Resorts.