troy88

Still steady despite market shake up and war fear

1 month ago

troy88

Funny some people in i3 like to brag how low they bought last time to make themselves look smart.

1 month ago

enning22

for stocks trading ,you look at the future, not the past. the future is for growth ,and business development .

1 month ago

speakup

No lah. The smartest ones buy at rm3. Speakup had 21% paperloss until Khazanah start goreng

1 month ago

stkoay

@troy88, people who no have liao, busy posting negatives :p

1 month ago

stkoay

Bought some at 6.67 this morning

1 month ago

speakup

Buy Genting now. Dirt cheap. Don't wait until Genting rm8 then speakup say bought at 4.xx and u say I bragging

1 month ago

troy88

Go promote Genting in Genting forum instead of talking kok here

1 month ago

stkoay

Wow....durian runtuh.......

1 month ago

Mabel

Yesterday some nice Aunties matched Mabel's price at 6.65 and 6.63..

Didn't expect it can drop to 6.61..

Anyway happy with this latest collection

1 month ago

fusing79

anyone can teach why EPF sell and buy then buy and sell CIMB in short period ? In order to make high volume in the trading day?

1 month ago

speakup

Must create some liquidity in our Bursa mah. Up a bit they sell, down a bit they buy

1 month ago

stkoay

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2024/04/30/cimb-niaga039s-pre-tax-profit-rises-78-to-22-trillion-rupiah

1 month ago

stkoay

https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/709959

KUALA LUMPUR (April 30): PT CIMB Niaga Tbk, the 92.5%-owned subsidiary of CIMB Group Holdings Bhd, reported a 6.3% year-on-year growth in its consolidated net income for the financial quarter ended March 31, 2024 (1QFY2024). The bank attributed the improved earnings to healthy loan growth, improved asset quality indicators and effective cost management.

In a bourse filing on Tuesday, the group reported that its net income rose to 1.68 trillion rupiah (RM493.2 million) from 1.58 trillion rupiah. Earnings per share increased to 66.96 rupiah from 63.42 rupiah.

1 month ago

speakup

https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/710031
Corruption money flow out to South Sudan

1 month ago

Mabel

https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/709959

KUALA LUMPUR (April 30): PT CIMB Niaga Tbk, the 92.5%-owned subsidiary of CIMB Group Holdings Bhd, reported a 6.3% year-on-year growth in its consolidated net income for the financial quarter ended March 31, 2024 (1QFY2024). The bank attributed the improved earnings to healthy loan growth, improved asset quality indicators and effective cost management.

In a bourse filing on Tuesday, the group reported that its net income rose to 1.68 trillion rupiah (RM493.2 million) from 1.58 trillion rupiah. Earnings per share increased to 66.96 rupiah from 63.42 rupiah.
01/05/2024 1:38 PM

Time for CIMB to fly back up in the skies.

Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful news..

Meow Meow Meow

1 month ago

Mabel

*Roots of Wealth, Leaves of Green*

In the fertile soil of time, we sow our seeds, Investments planted, dreams taking root, Beneath the sun’s watchful gaze, they feed, as seasons turn, our fortunes take flight.

*The Sapling of Risk*: Like a young tree reaching for the sky, We risk our capital, hope in our eyes, Branches of stocks, bonds, and ventures high, Weathering storms, seeking growth that flies.

*The Canopy of Patience*: Patience, our sturdy trunk, stands tall, As years stretch wide, our portfolios grow, Compound interest whispers secrets to all, A forest of wealth, where wisdom flows.

*The Leaves of Diversification*: Each leaf a company, a sector, a chance, Dancing in harmony, they catch the light, Tech, energy, healthcare—a vibrant dance, Diversify well, and your future takes flight.

*The Seasons of Volatility*: Autumn leaves fall, markets ebb and flow, Fear and greed sway our hearts’ compass, yet resilience blooms, like spring’s first glow, Hold steady, my friend, through every impasse.

*The Harvest of Wisdom*: As trees mature, so do we, my dear, Lessons etched in rings, stories untold, Prune away excess, embrace what’s clear, Harvest wisdom’s fruit, a legacy to hold.

*The Forest of Legacy*: And when our days wane, like golden leaves, Our legacy remains—an orchard of grace, Investments and trees, intertwined beliefs, For wealth grows not just in numbers but space.

So let us tend our portfolios and plant our trees, for in their growth, we find life’s symphony, Roots of wealth, leaves of green, dancing free, Investment and nature—a harmonious melody.

1 month ago

Pinky

* Significant ASEAN regional exposure
* Stakes in Touch n Go and Principal Asset Management

Please welcome me to the club, just bought in today.😋

4 weeks ago

stkoay

Welcome to the Club

4 weeks ago

stkoay

I am also in the process of balancing MBB & CIMB :p

4 weeks ago

Mabel

https://www.theedgesingapore.com/capital/results/dbs-hits-milestone-100-billion-cap-record-1qfy2024-fed-stance

DBS Group Holdings has hit the milestone market cap of $100 billion after its share price gained this morning following yet another record net profit of $2.96 billion for the 1QFY2024 ended March 31, 15% higher y-o-y and 24% higher q-o-q.

The 1QFY2024 net profit is also well above a Bloomberg poll of $2.465 billion for the first quarter. While the year is still young, DBS may well meet and possibly beat FY2023's record-breaking $10 billion.

As at 9.16am, DBS shares changed hands at $35.92, up 3.01%, valuing the company at $102 billion.

4 weeks ago

yielder

is DBS safe to invest? most of the reits listed there is not performing. they may drag the banks down

3 weeks ago

Mabel

yielder is DBS safe to invest? most of the reits listed there is not performing. they may drag the banks down
05/05/2024 2:21 PM

Why not?

DBS Group Holdings Ltd (SGX: D05) showcases robust Q1 FY2024 performance, with a 15% YoY surge in net profit, hinting at surpassing FY2023's S$10 billion profit milestone.

3 weeks ago

Mabel

An interim dividend of 54 cents has been declared.

3 weeks ago

vinvin

Why Singapore share? Too expensive with the exchange rate!

3 weeks ago

yielder

the issue is most of the government linked companies are not doing well, and these banks are highly exposed to Reit. if any serious downturn, there may be large defaults

3 weeks ago

speakup

Who cares about fundamentals in a Bull market?

3 weeks ago

Pinky

REITs borrow money from banks and sometimes by going direct to capital markets

High finance costs eat into their NPI, but they are still making money i.e. profitable

No problem to banks, unless you start seeing REITs getting worryingly low occupancy rates and tenancy retention. Not seeing that yet.

3 weeks ago

enning22

for all market trends ,whether bullish or bearish ,they are determined by underlying fundamentals, and intrinsic values.

3 weeks ago

speakup

U never heard of the saying "A rising tide raises all boats"?

3 weeks ago

enning22

a tsunami can sink all all boats, especially those with weak fundamentals

3 weeks ago

troy88

Congrats to holders. RM7+ coming!

3 weeks ago

Pinky

if CIMB is "weak fundamental", many can go into longkang d hahahahaha

3 weeks ago

speakup

Nobody say cimb poor fundamentals. Read the thread properly

3 weeks ago

stkoay

Getting volatile leh, till don't know what price to Q.... :p

3 weeks ago

speakup

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2024/05/07/stop-dealing-with-israel-friendly-firms-bds-msia-urges-govt/

3 weeks ago

enning22

price consolidates, and will test new high.

3 weeks ago

Mabel

The Real Trick To Investing Is — Patience.
You need patience to see the stock go to the bottom.
And you need patience to see the stock go to the top.
And you also need patience to see the stock to skyrocket.
And then you also need patience to see your compound dividends coming in every single month or quarterly.

Charlie Munger once said, “The big money doesn’t come from the trading every single day, but from patience of wait-and-do-nothing.”

So, if you want to make big money with patience…

Warren Meow

3 weeks ago

speakup

https://focusmalaysia.my/engage-launches-freedom-fund-2-0-to-crowdfund-for-clare-rewcastle-brown-gerakbudaya-and-vinlee-press/
pls donate

3 weeks ago

stkoay

We maintain our view that the FBMKLCI is in a new major bull cycle that started in March 2020, after witnessing a downcycle from July 2014 to March 2020. Like previous upcycle that started from October 2008 low of 801.27 and ended higher at 1896.23 in July 2014, we believe the FBMKLCI is in midway of another major upcycle that will propel the benchmark index to a new high (historical high is 1,896.23 and it is possible to rise beyond 2,000 points) before the next general election in 2027. Major catalysts will be the structural reforms that will improve the nation’s financial standing, the huge inflow of foreign direct investments in growth sectors, resilient domestic spending aided by job security and policy measures, and strong corporate earnings growth. These factors should attract greater foreign participation as the US rate cut possibilities rise as the current foreign shareholding of 19.6% is low compared to an average 23.2% between 2014 and 2019 before volatile domestic political conditions eroded investor confidence.

Source: TA Research - 13 May 2024

2 weeks ago

Pinky

Ban yongmin from i3investor better

2 weeks ago

stkoay

This one....save the best for last :)
....QR will probably on the last day evening.

4 days ago

stkoay

1Q24.....another 3 more days wait :)

3 days ago

stkoay

https://theedgemalaysia.com/node/713691

CIMB Investment Bank and BofA Securities are the joint bookrunners for the block of shares being put up via ANZ Fund.

1 day ago

stkoay

By Marcus Wong / Bloomberg
31 May 2024, 12:19 pm
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Analysts are predicting that the ringgit’s rebound from a 26-year low will prove more lasting than a previous attempt as global funds return to Malaysian assets and the export outlook improves.

(May 31): The ringgit has raced ahead of all its Asian peers in the past three months and if market watchers are right, the move is set to gain traction.

The currency — which has climbed nearly 1% since the end of February — is expected to rise to 4.65 per dollar by year-end from 4.7050 now, according to strategists surveyed by Bloomberg. Rising foreign inflows and income repatriation by state firms are fuelling the optimism.

Analysts are predicting that the ringgit’s rebound from a 26-year low will prove more lasting than a previous attempt as global funds return to Malaysian assets and the export outlook improves. Local stocks are set to receive their first monthly inflow since February while overseas investors snapped up US$233 million (RM1.1 billion) of the nation’s bonds in April.

The ringgit’s performance is due to “foreign inflows into domestic equity and bond markets, improved growth prospects and a widening of the current-account surplus”, said Christopher Wong, a strategist at Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp in Singapore.

15 hours ago

stkoay

59m shares changed at pre close at 6.84

....so BIG volume :p

10 hours ago

smartly

beautiful q result. RM7 coming...

10 hours ago

stkoay

Profit 1.9b
EPS 18.16 sen

10 hours ago

stkoay

Top 3 Banks 1Q Results

MBB Net Profit 2.48B EPS 20.63 sen QoQ +4.2% YoY +9.8%

CIMB Net Profit 1.93B EPS 18.16 sen QoQ +12.9% YoY +17.7%

PBB Net Profit 1.65B EPS 8.52 sen QoQ +2.35% YoY -3.54%

7 hours ago

Thirai Thiraviam

Given the latest results, the TTM EPS rises to 68.2 cents. Should we assume its historic PER of 12.3 holds, the new target price would be RM8.38, a price that the stock last hit 11 years ago!

6 hours ago