12 March 2013 Tuesday

nitezshiro wrote:dayang kuat gila

banyak kuat anak2 pun kuat

peanut wrote:[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] nampak menarik..[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] comment pls

Menarik, but with volume like this, I think bear flag is coming..

Support 2.30, Resistance 2.46 via FB. The candlestick is already at halfway.

thanks nitezshiro....

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Such a strong signal, and yet, we missed it :(

dayang nice, congrats to those holders

i ingat dia takde anak2....rupa2nya ada....

rep for contributors

Cal, you got hold Dayang?

noler

How I wish DRB is Dayang.. As they are in my Fav list, everytime see +0.20 I always thought it's DRB...

Now CQ 0.08 liao.

hurm dont wish, just keep a watch out for opportunities lor,

and take action

RHBCAP -CJ also power dragon, 100% upside lol

Cals wrote:RHBCAP -CJ also power dragon, 100% upside lol

betul..betul..betul... semalam takde guts to masuk and somemore u takde to advise

peanut wrote:

Cals wrote:RHBCAP -CJ also power dragon, 100% upside lol

betul..betul..betul... semalam takde guts to masuk and somemore u takde to advise

apologies i was busy with work and some personal stuff

Cals wrote:

peanut wrote:

Cals wrote:RHBCAP -CJ also power dragon, 100% upside lol

betul..betul..betul... semalam takde guts to masuk and somemore u takde to advise

apologies i was busy with work and some personal stuff

no problem

Hot Stocks Sin’ counters up on results, defensive buy
Business & Markets 2013
Written by Shalini Kumar of theedgemalaysia.com
Tuesday, 12 March 2013 11:13


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KUALA LUMPUR (Mar 12): CARLSBERG BREWERY MALAYSIA BHD [], Guiness Anchor Bhd (GAB) and British American Tobacco (BAT) shares rose in mid-morning trades, on the back of good results for the 2012 financial year.

In a comment made to theedgemalaysia.com, OSK analyst Gan Jian Bo said there was also a possibility that investors were taking a defensive stance before the impending general elections.

“All of these companies delivered a good set of numbers, in line with expectations, during the earnings season that just finished. However, it’s possible that investors are buying into consumer based stocks, rather than cyclical based ones, before the general elections,” he said.

“That could also be why we’ve seen these stocks experience a surge over the last few days,” he added.

At 10.51 am, GAB gained 40 sen to RM18.20, with 60,900 shares done. Carlsberg was up 26 sen at RM13.70 with some 132,500 shares done, while BAT was trading at RM64.06, up 24 sen on a volume of 18,800 shares.

All three counters were among the top gainers across the exchange.

For the 2012 financial year, BAT registered a net profit of 797.7 million, on revenue of RM4.4 billion.

GAB brought in RM123 million in net profit and RM821.7 million in revenue, while Carlsberg recorded RM191.7 million in net profit and RM1.6 billion in revenue for 2012.

Hot Stock Alam Maritim gains on undervaluation
Business & Markets 2013
Written by Chong Jin Hun of theedgemalaysia.com
Tuesday, 12 March 2013 10:22


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KUALA LUMPUR (Mar 12): ALAM MARITIM RESOURCES BHD [] rose as much as 3% to become the most active entity in morning trades on perceived undervaluation of the oil and gas support services provider.

Dealers said at current prices, Alam Maritim is trading at a discount to the stock's average fair value (FV) amid better financials.

At 10.09am, Alam Maritim rose as much as 2.5 sen to its intraday high of 91.5 sen with some 9.4 million shares done.

"The stock is trading below analysts’ average FV of RM1.07. Investors are also eyeing Alam Maritim's better financials," a dealer told theedgemalaysia.com.

Bloomberg data show that the 11 analysts who cover Alam Maritim have FVs of between 60 sen and RM1.50 for the stock.

Alam Maritim reported a higher net profit of RM60.04 million in financial year ending December 31, 2012 versus RM13.59 million a year earlier while revenue increased to RM502 million from RM308.12 million.

Its latest reported book value stood at 67 sen.

Hot Stock Keck Seng soars 5% on bumper dividend hope
Business & Markets 2013
Written by Chong Jin Hun of theedgemalaysia.com
Tuesday, 12 March 2013 11:48


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KUALA LUMPUR (Mar 12): Investors chased KECK SENG (M) BHD [], lifting shares of the diversified firm by as much as 5% in anticipation of a bumper dividend from the company. This comes ahead of the expiry of its tax credit balance end of this year.

Dealers said another factor which may generate market interest in the stock is the firm's undervalued landbank in Johor.

Keck Seng, which owns oil palm PLANTATION []s, is also a property developer and a hospitality industry player.

"Investors could be eyeing Keck Seng's dividends from its tax credit balance," a dealer told theedgemalaysia.com.

At 11.20 pm, Keck Seng was traded at RM5.14 with some 1.5 million shares done after rising as much as 24 sen to RM5.17 earlier.

HwangDBS Vickers Research Sdn Bhd analyst Quah He Wei wrote in a note in December 21 last year that Keck Seng might reward shareholders with a bumper dividend of RM359 million or 96 sen a share by virtue of its section 108 tax credit balance which expires on December 31, 2013 under Malaysian tax regulations.

The government has granted a six-year transitional period between January 1, 2008 and December 31, 2013 to allow companies with unused balances to continue paying franked dividends during the period.

Keck Seng's Johor landbank will also be a catalyst to the company's share price. According to Quah, the firm's 740 ha (1,850 acres) of prime tracts surrounding Johor Bahru has not been revalued for the past 32 years.

These tracts have book values of between 50 sen and 4.50 a square foot (psf). The analyst estimates that every RM5psf land price increase will raise HwangDBS's fair value for Keck Seng by 12%.

HwangDBS's fair value's for Keck Seng stood at RM6 then.

Asian Stocks Reverse Gains as Chinese Shares Extend Drop
By Kana Nishizawa - Mar 12, 2013 11:47 AM GMT+0800

Asian stocks fell, reversing earlier gains, as Chinese shares extended their decline, tempering advanced by Japanese exporters after a Bank of Japan (8301) deputy-governor nominee said decisive monetary easing is needed.
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index slid 0.2 percent to 136.28 as of 12:46 p.m. in Tokyo after rising as much as 0.3 percent and yesterday closing at the highest level since August 2011. About five stocks fell for every four that rose today.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 Stock Average (NKY) gained 0.1 percent. Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 Index slid 0.5 percent, while South Korea’s Kospi Index dropped 0.5 percent. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index (HSI) retreated 0.2 percent, while China’s Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.8 percent, reversing an earlier gain of 1 percent.
To contact the reporters on this story: Kana Nishizawa in Hong Kong at [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]; Yoshiaki Nohara in Tokyo at [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

-.- affin cj i cut lose that day nehh..

off to office 886

Cals wrote:off to office 886

u off to office others hilang also ~

Woooo....AT

2nd half macam kena slaughtered.

Hopefully tomorrow will be a better day.