Think like that die faster

RHB keep selling...

...and this dropped 2.5%

...ahead of tomorrow Q3

Yes, peoples with sources started selling today!

Tested 500 shares from the seller that sold 300 lots and it is from RHB, the merchant bank of Hevea itself!

Forgotten stock

Shoot first, ask later!

More and more peoples know this is a bad company now

all the kakis here are 100 200 lots only but talk a lot

100 lots =10,000 shares....

100 200 lots kaki only

Hmmmm, this is a bad company after so many negative news

Waiting to see your name as a substantial shareholder then, gohlai or behlai

Bought 100k last week and going to buy another 200k shares this 2 weeks, to make it to 1m shares

跌到连阿妈都不记得

Aug 6, 2014 04:32 PM | Report Abuse
Just sapu the bugger 700,000 shares at 1.58. Sellers all over Malaysia

H U A T Arrrrrrrrrrrr

Since the shares price of Hevea is charting new high every other day, just let the profit runs !

Very good insight kannibu. Already tambah 100,000 shares at 1.60 and 1.61 just now.

Who know my Christmas may come early this year, and the RM 2-00 shares price will flash on my screen within the next 2 months !

This coupled with a NTA of at least $2.75 after the Q2 result, will almost very certain propel the shares price to more than RM2-00 by Dec 31, 2014

D/E Ratio-wise, the term loans should now be at no more than RM18m, when the Q2 result is out later this month, which translates into an undemanding 0.18.

At PE of 9x, the shares price should be RM 2.97 a share !

Taking EPS at the lower end of 33 sen for the full year 2014, the PE will be 6.06x at RM 2.00 a share

Q1 EPS 8.01 sen and I am expecting Q2 to be around 8.5 to 9.0 sen. Full year-wise, my prediction is at least 33 to 36 sen, even after taking into consideration the extra 10% private placement shares.

hit RM2 next year.... I am very sure is BEFORE this year end.

F E A R L E S S Hevea

Just sapu the bugger 700,000 shares at 1.58. Sellers all over Malaysia

我不管为什么价量齐升，总之我不要執输！BUY

Fuyoh, really nice today

Dow -317 points. Weak holders selling but not much cheap shares for grab though

And I don't like the way DS Liew Yew Chong spend LONBIS advertising money in sponsoring MediaCorp TV50 Award http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhpaAq_VUxU, although I am not a shareholder of LONBIS
06/06/2014 09:57

London Biscuits' outstanding bank borrowings as at March 31, 2014 was RM245.70mi.

And the young chiku CEO splashed A&P budget on women, selling low end pre-packed swiss-rolls in high-end Singapore. Really asking for troubles

........"having already settled its high-interest-rate term loans.".....

Now, the final lingering worry on Hevea is taken away. BUY

UOB Kay Hian Research :

Heveaboard’s earnings growth will be driven by higher operating margins from its expansion into higher-value ready-to-assemble (RTA) products, a more favourable product mix in the particle board segment, as well as a 50% decline in interest expense from 2Q14 onwards, having already settled its high-interest-rate term loans.

I am continuing collecting even at this price. To me, it is dirt cheap still

Will cash out some liihen shares and concentrate this

T+3 on the first run-up. let them take 20 sen profit first. I am waiting for $2 profit

Can Pohuat chase Hevea now? Go Go Go show me you are Muar's BEST!

Pohuat 1.34
Hevea 1.54

what a difference in 6 months!

I really don't know what the shit these individuals have done to tjhdhlg or the company that he hated them so much. Interesting to find out

Transaction date Description Debit Credit

23-Jul-2014 058179836 LII HEN INDUSTR L DIV 05817983 RM220,035.00


Dividend credited

Taking the company private remains the preferred option, rather than a bankruptcy, they said.

Malaysian Air, which has lost RM4.57 billion since the start of 2011, had been speeding up an overhaul of its business since the disappearance of Flight 370.

Khazanah said last month it had time to come up with a restructuring plan as the carrier has funds to last about a year.

The fund is expected to make a decision on how to revamp Malaysian Air as soon as next month, said the people.

Asuki Abas, a spokesman for Khazanah, couldn’t immediately be reached on his mobile phone for comment.

The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that Khazanah was increasingly leaning toward taking the carrier private, citing unidentified people.

Khazanah, Malaysia’s sovereign wealth fund, owns 69.4 percent of the carrier.

The carrier’s shares tumbled 11 percent the day after Flight 17 was shot down, killing all 298 people on board.

The incident came four months after the disappearance of Malaysian Air Flight 370 spurred the longest search for a missing plane in modern aviation history.

The proposals presented to majority owner Khazanah Nasional Bhd will include taking the company private or allowing it to go bankrupt and then renegotiating contracts with the workers’ unions, said one of the people, who asked not to be named as the information is private.

Malaysian Airline System Bhd, the state-backed carrier whose jet was shot down over Ukraine on July 17, will present turnaround plans this week to the government fund that controls it, people familiar with the matter said.

Dwindling volume

Will the luck switch anytime soon?