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commoner | Joined since 2015-08-31

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2019-07-19 23:15 | Report Abuse

paulthesotong, the stock, DLFM, cannot be found on Bursa's page. Could you give me its code? Thanks.

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2019-07-18 07:33 | Report Abuse

Latest gold price: $1,427/OZ

In your opinion, which other stock is likely to benefit from the increasing gold price? Feel free to share your opinion.

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2019-07-16 00:50 | Report Abuse

Great! We now have three gold-related counters to study
1. Nice, suggested by Kinos
2. Pohkong, suggested by Musangkingfarmer and stockraider
3. Bahvest, suggested by LKOH

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2019-07-16 00:50 | Report Abuse

Thanks Kinos, Musangkingfarmer, LKOH and stockraider.

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2016-12-19 18:47 | Report Abuse

Hi stockmanmy,

Your comment is absolutely spot on.

It will be reflected in the next quarterly report.

The best of luck to you!

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2016-12-19 18:46 | Report Abuse

Hi newb1995,

Thanks for your comment.

I did have some Latitude. Whilst I like both, I prefer Lii Hen to Latitude. Due to my limited resources, I have to focus more on profit growth and efficiency than the amount of cash and size.

Good luck to you!

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2016-12-18 23:12 | Report Abuse

The presence of discrepancy between its share price and its value is due in part to the poor investor relations. As the management focus mainly on their furniture business, revenue and profits, the importance of investor relations has been overlooked. This is the reason why it still flies under the radars of institutional funds and IB analysts.

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2016-12-14 00:27 | Report Abuse

Hi shareinvestor88,

Thanks for your question. Unfortunately I haven't had time to study these two companies. I will share my opinion with you after analysing them.

CSC Steel is one of the best-managed companies, yet an undervalued stock I have studied thus far in 2016.

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2016-12-06 23:50 | Report Abuse

Hi stockmanmy,

Yup. It really gives CSC Steel Holdings Berhad many advantages they didn’t get to enjoy over the past few years.

Thanks.

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2016-12-06 22:36 | Report Abuse

Hi Ricky,

Actually I have simplified the article so everyone can understand it.

Instead of using CAPM, I used DCM to determine the COE (or Re). Assume that the coming DPS is RM 0.13/share (based on the latest FY EPS estimation and the average payout ratio) and that there would be no dividend growth (a conservative approach for cyclical stock valuation), the calculation will give us 6.5% COE. Since the company carries no debt, the WACC is equal to 6.5%. By substituting the figure, together with the 10-year average FCFF of RM 51 million (approx.), into DCF equation, the VOA we will get is about RM 885 million. Add the VOA and the cash together; the intrinsic value of CSC Steel we should get is about RM 1.15 billion (or RM3.12/share).

I hope the above information clarifies your question.

Please feel free to provide any suggestions on the types of information that you think should be included in the article. I will try my best to squeeze them into my next article.

Thanks.

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2016-12-01 22:54 | Report Abuse

Thanks buddyinvest for the article. It is simple yet educative, brilliant!

Stocking goods with higher demand is certainly a wiser choice. Increase in inventory turnover doesn’t only drive revenue and profits higher; share price, which moves in tandem with profit growth, will also be catapulted upward.

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2016-10-08 00:09 | Report Abuse

It’s sad to see a kind-hearted person victimised by cyberbullies repeatedly here.

Leaving i3, and sharing knowledge and wisdom through a private blog is probably the best method for Mr. Koon to continue educating the public whilst shunning those unnecessary attacks and spat.

Despite declining his tips, I learn a lot from Mr. Koon. His timeless advice is amongst the best investment knowledge I have ever gained in my life.

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2016-06-11 19:57 | Report Abuse

As an investor, one should have done the homework -- including thorough fundamental research, reasons to buy, prices he/she would like to pay and risk level he/she can accept, exit strategy as well as cut-loss strategy if the tide goes against his/her theories -- before purchasing a stock.

Blaming others after suffering losses in the stock market signifies that he/she is inapt in stock investment. Instead of blaming others, he/she should devote more effort and time to hone his/her investment skills and knowledge.

When reading an article, instead of looking for tips and following the tips without conducting adequate due diligence after reading the text, one should attempt to learn the ideas, concepts and theories the author or the guru tries to put across in his/her blog.

Investment is a long journey, prioritising learning over short-term performance will make one a better investor.

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2016-05-05 09:27 | Report Abuse

My comment: quality articles and sound advice.

Example:
The secret to attain sustainable growth in the values of companies is no more than having strong earnings growth and possessing competitive advantages.

And the accuracy of one’s stock valuation techniques, sharpness of his/her judgements and soundness of his/her investing philosophies -- the value emphasised and the concepts preached by Mr Koon -- are the crucial factors in identifying this type of companies or stocks -- which could provide investors with remarkable returns.