http://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2017/07/24/wah-seong-selling-gebeng-property-to-axis-reit-for-rm155m/

Dividend 5% and growing, special dividend or bonus issue will be windfall amid good run up of share price

July likely to repeat itself with China taking a nosedive

Thinning volume suggesting follow-thru buying interest is waning, wait for volume spike before entering again

The whole idea of private placement is to raise working capital by issuing shares to private investors, this will of course increase number of shares in circulation, and decrease the intrinsic value of every share.

This is actually good news since it make more sense to hold back capital intensive plan in view of the current oil glut situation.

Day-to-day operating expenses is not a problem as Dayang has healthy cash flow, low debt, and plenty of cash surplus.

https://lcchong.wordpress.com/2015/02/27/dayang-fundamental-analysis-28-feb-2015/comment-page-1/#comment-18254

Dayang is the best proxy to play the oil price rebound
http://i100k.co/blog/dayang-near-52-week-low

Dayang fundamental is still intact, with the absence of bad news on corporate front, one can only guess: unflavorable macroeconomy, oil price depress further as stockpile increase, institutional selling...

Low debt, solid track records, Dayang is the best proxy to play the oil price rebound.

Most of the oil and gas counters have made comendable rebound but WASEONG is lagging behind, expect WASEONG to play catch up soon

Any dividend suprise in upcoming quaterly result ?

Despite the dividend uncertainty, picking bottom at this price should be quite safe, only question is when is the rebound and the sustainability of the rally.

All hopes on dividend, the only worry is curtailing dividend to meet capital ratio requirement

Technical rebound with decent volume, in the absence of share buy back, I'm doubtful about the sustainability of the rally

Hapseng in the limelight for the wrong reason, Share Buy Back is the only hope to halt the share price from falling, Unfortunately there's no buy back in sight.

The most undervalued rubber glove stock, Kossan and Hartalega share price and valuation at all-time high, Supermax will do catch up.

I'm averaging down Padini I bought at a higher price, dividend yield of 7% or more will cushion further price drop, in case there's more correction, just hold tight and collect dividend. Padini has been around for years and will still command its fair share in the apparel market

Perdana has strong earning visibility, most of its vessel are on long-term charter up to 5 years, now is just a temporary setback due to oil price depression. Perdana is a well-managed company, I believe the company has lower capex (due to slow expansion) in the years ahead and is actively paring down its debt, Perdana will soar when oil price rebound.

Q4FY14 was rather quiet, no disposal of entity and land, palm oil were hovering at all-time low and the absence of such exceptional one-time gain, the result is up to anyone's imagination.

Dayang has the highest dividend yield in oil and gas sector, a safer bet during oil price depression. http://www.i100k.co/blog/oil-and-gas-stock-pick-amid-plunging-oil-price

I would bet the company resume buying back at a lower price, lookout for RM4 psychological support level, the mgmt has been consistently creating values for shareholders, i.e disposing loss-making auto business in vietnam, disposing small landbank, but the quarter ended Dec 2014 was rather subdued.

This was review done by me some time ago. http://derekdan.com/blog/hap-seng-consolidated-berhad

Hapseng used to be high yield counter, but price escalation make it less attractive, now is a pure corporate theme play, i.e. spinning off property arm, treasury share distribution.

Dayang is a good O&G counter, "patience" is the name of the game