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2016-04-21 12:09 | Report Abuse
this is sad.
well its a 50 50 chance of passing or failing.
2016-04-20 11:36 | Report Abuse
Yes sudahkena. Its call panic selling...all reasons thrown out the window
2016-04-20 11:34 | Report Abuse
I think the management are caught in a very unusual situation whereby normally ....the minority shareholders are normally not important in a listed company haha.
This is not unusual with our local coporate governance culture. So my guess is they do know how to react.
They shld know...the management IS the face of the co. No show face no action taken there goes the companys reputation.
Its really not easy being a ceo in a public listed co. But this is life.
2016-04-20 11:28 | Report Abuse
I think many factors have come into play here. But looking at the recent plans strategies. I believe its really a 50 50 chance now.
The plan to entice the big shareholders maybe good. But the recent share price is not giving any confidence.
I also dunno already. 50 50 ppl. All the best
2016-04-19 18:57 | Report Abuse
Actually those who vote no may actually buy back again shld the qa passes n the oil price going up. There's no really right or wrong. Just how u decide at the moment in time. Lol
2016-04-19 17:16 | Report Abuse
it would be great if drb drops to below rm1, then we can collect more.
would feb proton results be bad?
2016-04-19 17:01 | Report Abuse
mr.tan
with the markets, everyone can talk about heaven n earth n back to hell with so many factors influencing the markets.
and you are just being deliberate on just 1 particular subject.
this is of course entirely your opinion but please also be impartial n fair because surely the probability of the share being on the upside is also possible after approval of the QA?
your human emotions is just ONE factor but its NOT the only factor. there are also those who are not easily emotional and are opportunistic.
anything can happen. cheers
2016-04-19 16:15 | Report Abuse
well buying the shares may not get you a vote ...but still entitled to the 8sen cashback...assuming pass QA.
2016-04-19 16:09 | Report Abuse
no wonder the shares are quite quiet for a while now
2016-04-18 18:47 | Report Abuse
Ah now that is a good explanation. I have learnt somthing new today.
Thx mr.tan
Btw what do u recommend?
2016-04-18 17:13 | Report Abuse
mr.tan
so i guess there are really 2 choices now:
1) vote no and get back 48.5sens 9% yield(guaranteed!!)
2) vote yes and assuming buy now at 44.5 and get back 8sens from capital repayment...NOT yield but STILL CASH of 18%
I still CANT see the logic in going for option 1.
honestly with option 2, u still have a chance.
with 8sens cashback with reduced shareholders equity(share price drops to 37sens) there are always chances of share price rising from 37sens. this is not guaranteed however. at least u still OWN the share n may get dividends in the future. dun like then sell lo.
thats why in investing all are subjective. i honestly doubt many investors care WHERE their cashback comes from. cash is cash. you receive it. that is good. There are also companies borrowing to give dividends....how do u relate to that? petronas dip into their shareholders equity to pay extra to our Government becoz their earnings are not enuf. how?
until of course shit happens
2016-04-18 15:06 | Report Abuse
so then you guys vote no lo...simple ma....
those wanna vote yes vote yes lo....
2016-04-18 14:31 | Report Abuse
Posted by T1T4N > Apr 18, 2016 11:47 AM | Report Abuse
Buy 44.5sen and vote NO.
Get back 48.5 sen, 9% yield GUARANTEE!
mr.tan
your calculations are really EXCEPTIONAL
yes guaranteed 9% yield. smart move....whoa...
but if I
buy 44.5sen and vote YES
get back 8sen capital, 18% yield....DUH.....
isnt this better???
2016-04-18 11:43 | Report Abuse
callme i am sorry to hear that.
unfortunately we cant really stop ppl from making insinuations and this la that la.
we as smart investors must realise that when its time to go ....u know its time to go...
i am sure u know what i mean.
good luck n all the best to all.
i am monitoring sona carefully
2016-04-17 16:33 | Report Abuse
interesting development nowadays
Draft Doha agreement would freeze oil output until October http://cnb.cx/1Va5gzy
not suggesting anything but this is informative news indeed
2016-04-17 16:33 | Report Abuse
interesting development nowadays
Draft Doha agreement would freeze oil output until October http://cnb.cx/1Va5gzy
not suggesting anything but this is informative news indeed
2016-04-17 13:13 | Report Abuse
Do u guys think tony will push aax back up to pre ipo level? I have collected since 70c below ipo level n am not asking too much. 70c would be great too.
Does tony have lots of aax shares margined off to borrow against his aax shares to get cash? Anyone knows. Curious investor here
2016-04-17 13:05 | Report Abuse
Of course no shares ever move up in a straight line n never stop. Best to collect at dips
2016-04-17 12:50 | Report Abuse
Hope for the best. But if the shares n warrants dun move higher, its a red flag dy.
All the best ppl
2016-04-16 13:18 | Report Abuse
Ktsk they mau free siu yok n char siu...kwailo country dun have this maaaa
2016-04-16 12:07 | Report Abuse
There are always risks in any asset investment le....house property bonds stocks gold heck even sub prime...lol
2016-04-16 12:04 | Report Abuse
No problem mr.dogwithbone. a pleasure...plus i learn things too.
Cruise. U are right.
Sometimes i wonder what arguments are the naysayers trying to protray? Company this bad la that la. Cap repayment not good la..co nta go down la...aiyo
If u look at other companies majority are actually doing the same thing...plus heavy debt load heavy interest repayments to bondholders..sometimes i think they know too little n just jump to conclusions without basis n evidence of wrongdoing.
Even tho i agree that the share price shld go above 48 to be better...we have to admit that the latest cap repayment is very good. Its not perfect but investing in stocks are always subjective...those who don't know this really cant succeed lo.
Anyways all the best to all! Huat ar!
2016-04-15 12:07 | Report Abuse
callme is right too.
i second his statement
2016-04-15 12:05 | Report Abuse
of course you may be right.
however its known that pag n cs are yield investors whose main focus is in arbitraging returns like a hedge fund.
We know that swiss central bank has a negative interest rate environment(CS is from switzerland) hence they are very hungry for any kind of yield(malaysia mgs is 3%plus...excluding the exchange rate tho)
hence thats why they come in here for the spacs....juicy cash yield. invest for 3 years n get cash n accrued interest back...safely n guaranteed in a trust account...sounds good right?
they may vote yes of course but depends on how much yield they are getting...thats why sona is sweetening the deal to entice them.
we must may informed decisions even tho reading from the toilet...the chances of they rejecting are real. so theres really no right investment or bad investment its how u choose n act accordingly to infomation. dun get emotionally attached to an investment..this is call loss aversion bias...fear of losing hence didnt sell
2016-04-15 11:56 | Report Abuse
if pag votes yes....EVEN BETTER LO
2016-04-15 11:55 | Report Abuse
ppl just dun read anymore
or just dun understand before jumping into conclusions...sigh
CS holds shares FOR pag. CS is direct shareholder, pag is indirect shareholder. CS CAN vote and pag CANNOT vote. (but since pag is the beneficiary...we assume pag is the BOSS and controls CS to vote)
heres the update:
total indirect sona shares owned by pag = 15.353%
its all held thru 3rd party
CS holds 13.027% for pag(pag is beneficiary)
Deutsche bank holds 2.33% for pag(pag is beneficiary)
HENCE WE ASSUME PAG DECIDES TO VOTE NO(ON A WORST CASE BASIS)
PAG CAN SAY NO RIGHT?
sona shareholders = 100%
minus Platinum Autumn 20%(the management of sona) no right to vote
= left 80% of us holding sona shares to vote.
if pag says no....what is their percentage int his 80% ????
=15.353/80 = 19.2%(still below the 25% rejection criteria)
THATS WHY SONA STILL HAS HOPE LA!!!!
paham kah people
2016-04-15 11:42 | Report Abuse
becoz its ALL over the media n news that there are yield investors in SPACs that only want cashback....namely CS n pag duhhh
have u been reading the news on spacs lately?
thats why we are basing the shareholdings owned by CS/pag in a worst case scenario to vote no. paham?
2016-04-14 21:04 | Report Abuse
update on CS & PAG
CS is buying reach shares on behalf of PAG
pag is the beneficiary while cs is the direct shareholder. cs can vote. pag cannot vote
CS holds 4.5% of reach for pag
Deutsche bank holds 0.8% for pag
total = 5.5%
reach energy holdings (20%) cannot vote.
hence left 80% to vote.
pag holdings = 5.5/80 = 6.9% (below the 25% deciding factor) assuming pag mau the cash n vote no.
good news is lembaga tabung haji has upped to 5.2% hence more friendly parties is good for us
2016-04-14 20:50 | Report Abuse
yeap
hence for minus platinum no right to vote left = 80% to vote
CS = 13.027%
if CS vote no = 13.027/80 = 16.3% only not the 25% we all buta buta assume.
thx sona for the clarification. now we know ada hope!!!!
i seriously forgot the direct n indirect thingy. sorry guys. we double counted the shareholdings which is wrong. the correct one is CS 13.027%(CS bought for pag)
2016-04-14 17:01 | Report Abuse
sweet potato u are right. i could have double counted. need to chk again. just keep monitoring them as we dun want them to reach 20% threshold.
2016-04-14 15:39 | Report Abuse
i guess market sentiment n perception is hard to change....
2016-04-14 15:36 | Report Abuse
ok my apologies then :) lets all go huat for this reach!
2016-04-14 15:24 | Report Abuse
eh i dun understand pasar malam talk la...aiyoyo
2016-04-14 15:07 | Report Abuse
aiyoyo sumatec go down ...forum turn back to pasar malam
2016-04-14 12:16 | Report Abuse
yes i believe you speakup only up to the 2 years waiting period. nobody will ever wait for 2 years to get back their cash due to liquidation n court case. you are not admitting that it may be a problem for you but we can all see it.
if what you say about reach is so bad why not sell now? i think you may be banking on it succeeding too. so the moral of the story is be truthful and be impartial ...not govern by emotions/fear.
i rest my case n good luck to us all on reach being approved. i own lots of warrants so i guess i am more pressured but should anything go south i am out simple as that. so i am merely neutral based on news about reach. not DIE supporting it nor asking to fail.
cheers
oh btw
capital repayment = payments drawn from a company's paid-in-capital or shareholders' equity
dividends = payments from the company's earnings
capital repayment is often paid out in instances where a dividend payment is required, but company earnings cannot facilitate such a cash payment.
2016-04-14 12:07 | Report Abuse
but but but u may hold for 2 years...reach may go to court too...lol
2016-04-14 12:06 | Report Abuse
so care to enlighten us what is capital repayment pls? pls bless us with your expert knowledge....if u can
thx
2016-04-14 12:04 | Report Abuse
speakup i think reach will FAIL ...so why are u still holding the shares? its dangerous! u may lose it all!!! lol
2016-04-14 12:03 | Report Abuse
lots of ppl do not really know shit about the markets n just condemn without any basis nor rational arguments.
just ignore these pasar malam ppl. i dare them not to buy when the rush comes in. however i suspect they will buy behind the scenes ...like the rats they are. 8sens capital repayment is like your dividends...is dividend a gimmick? lol
anyway,
sweet potato u can check out the annual report 2015 n look for the analysis on shareholdings for CS. there its stated they own 3.7%
ladyD i dun know about the outcome for sona media field trip since i am not an insider not the one to speculate on news. however i do like their new capital plan. sounds good a very good yield based on share price 8sen/45 share price = 17.7%
however whther retailers n funds believe or not hard to say. i guess even with the best plan..things can go north n south. i am just monitoring n see lo
2016-04-13 22:17 | Report Abuse
interesting development happening in sona...perhaps reach management can learn a thing or two from this
2016-04-13 22:16 | Report Abuse
with the new capital repayment applicable for both shares n warrants
i will not be surprised if ppl decide to collect mother n son tmw onwards.
it was a smart move. with mother 45sens now n 8sen repayment(dividend) of 17% its high. this is enticing ppl to buy shares n perhaps chase it up.
with warrants ppl may still collect without exercising it to speculate on the upside in price due to mother shares going up.
looks like a smart move. will see if we are correct.
naysayers...pls just go away dun buy any mother n son tmw....just let it go up for us
thank you
2016-04-13 20:43 | Report Abuse
yes looks like they are really sacrificing a lot. they all sailang in sona....haha
2016-04-13 20:30 | Report Abuse
new capital repayment proposal is out!!!!!
looks like the management is willing to sacrifice a lot!
looks good
gentlemen pls read up
2016-04-13 16:18 | Report Abuse
maybe the fund raising proposal or private placement/rights issue maybe to further increase the shareholdings of reach energy.
increase friendly parties n dilute the hostile parties shareholdings...like CS n pag
lol
Stock: [SONA]: SONA PETROLEUM BHD
2016-04-21 12:20 | Report Abuse
i dun think they have every intention to support the share price dy. theres no movement at all.
the markets DO indirectly know all. its like the markets are just not interested in sona