Holdingbpower must be there

Shark already enter

petang tengok lagi

22 cent habis dimakan

queueing 21.5 cent now

22 and 22.5 cent not much seller

早起的鸟儿有虫吃

burung yang bangun pagi ada ulat makan

早起的鸟儿有虫吃

recap this

"First Phase (from July until September) : provide awareness campaign and training

Second Phase (October until December) : The companies are supposed to get their businesses a GST-compliant financial system during that three-month period

Third Phase (Jan 2014 until March 2014) : GST trial run"

First Phase (from July until September) : provide awareness campaign and training
Second Phase (October until December) : The companies are supposed to get their businesses a GST-compliant financial system during that three-month period
Third Phase (Jan 2014 until March 2014) : GST trial run

IFCAMSC's TA = making of higher high (the low of a wave is higher than previous low), uphill trend-line, however it have a doji yesterday (indecisive either up or down)

IFCAMSC's TA = making of higher high (the low of a wave is higher than previous low), uphill trend-line, however it have a doji yesterday (indecisive either up or down)

morning kawan kawan sekalian

semalam dah 19 cent...

i am here too

"infant" of next DSONIC

please throw to me then, i am queueing buy 20 lot at 22 cent

strong and sustainable

besok balik kampong, no time to monitor

close 0.22 , happy trading

naik

i don't know if there is any announcement, but its fundamental is strong and good future prospect

i guess there will be big move this afternoon, as i see today morning big volume eat up 22.5 cent 23 cent

is warrant 20 cent means the mother share will be around 24/24.5 cent level

rasa rasanya Ayamtua tengah busy kira duit kot, tak muncul pun

Hagi, u can't compare both. but got one fact u must agree. the warrant price must be lower than mother price.

if mother share price is lower than warrant, why buy warrant?

definitely. now is just "infant" or "baby" stage....

not yet grow bigger

most likely closing price will be 22.5 or above

huge volume at 22.5 and 23 cent

Daya will stagnant around 30 cent

18 cent + 10 cent = 28 cent

(28 cent - 22.5 cent) = 5.5 cent premium

last time mother share price 18 cent, warrant only 12 cent

12 cent + 10 cent = 22 cent

(22 cent - 18 cent) = 4 cent premium

hope this helps and clarifies

last time premium of warrant is only 4 cent, now the premium is 6 cent.

u didn't calculate?

sama sama untung lo

everyday is making news high? why sell?

i sold warrant and buy mother share. so that i can keep it longer term ma

the warrant still got one year and 3 months left

富贵险中求, i am still holding IFCA

First Phase (from July until September) : provide awareness campaign and training
Second Phase (October until December) : The companies are supposed to get their businesses a GST-compliant financial system during that three-month period
Third Phase (Jan 2014 until March 2014) : GST trial run

23 cent....

22.5 cent pun habis.............

seller at 22c pun dah habis

when i am typing typing, IFCAMSC's seller queue at 0.215 all kena makan @@

time to collect. Thursday and Friday people all travelling. that time will have less volume

see how, i can hold anyway

yes, very little seller

macam investor semua dah sibuk nak cuti d

today not much seller

new IPO sasbadi naik manyak, from 1.19 naik sampai 1.86

morning

http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/business-news/299533-hotstock-investors-chase-ifca-shares-on-rising-prospects.html

KUALA LUMPUR (Jul 21): IFCA MSC Bhd’s shares and warrants were among the most active, emerging among the top gainers and going against the benchmark index FBM KLCI’s red territory trajectory.

At the close today, the software provider’s shares jumped 3.5 sen or 19.44% to close at a four-year high of 21.5 sen on a trade volume of 53.74 million. It was trading in the range of 18 sen to 22 sen and was the seventh most active counter on the bourse.


At the same time, IFCA’s warrants were traded 4.5 sen or 40.91% higher at 16 sen on a trade volume of 63.37 million. The one-for-one warrants – which comes with a strike price of 10 sen and maturity date of Feb 15, 2016 – surged by as much as six sen or 52.17% to 17.5 sen.

When contacted, IFCA’s Chief Operating Officer Leong Nyu Kuan told theedgemalaysia.com that the buying interest could be investors seeing prospects in the company which is expected to benefit from the implementation of goods and services tax for business software upgrade.


He noted that there had been nothing new or out of the ordinary occurring in the company which had led to a sudden spike in the company’s securities, but believed investors were seeing the value in IFCA.


According to him, the group is winning contracts every month from property developers in China and Malaysia. “We didn’t just suddenly win a new contract to cause the share price to go up. We’ve been getting new contracts from our Chinese and Malaysian clients recently. A few every month, actually,” he said.

“It is like what we told The Edge (Weekly) a few weeks back (in an interview); our company is going to grow because of the impending GST, our blossoming China operations and also – in the longer run – our foray into the education service sector,” Leong said.


In the interview with The Edge dated Jul 14 – Jul 20, IFCA’s CEO Ken Yong said the company had an order book of RM53 million. This had already exceeded its revenue of RM52.01 million for the financial year ended Dec 31, 2013. Net profit for the year was RM1.73 million, or 0.4 sen per share.


IFCA has been providing business software to property developers for nearly 30 years. The company was in the red between its financial years ended Dec 2007 (FY07) and 2011 (FY11) as it incurred research and development (R&D) expenses and also to grow its China business.


When looking at its historical price-earnings valuation, IFCA’s FY13 earnings per share of 0.4 sen would result in the counter trading at a price-earnings ratio of 53.75 times as at today’s closing price.


Meanwhile, its warrants had run further than the mother shares. IFCA’s warrants, as at today’s close, had a 20.93% premium to the mother share.


However, Yong said that the company is looking for a double-digit growth, “conservatively”.