yes buy those fundamentally strong stocks which sink a lot today!

MBB financial result today; CIMB 26/8

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马银行将在明天（8月21日）公布今年次季业绩，而联昌国际则将在下周一（8月26日）公布次季业绩。市场普遍预测这两家银行的次季业绩毫无看头。

I won't buy a share which I am uncertain when it will turn around and when it will become the "top boy" in class

Why should the share price fly while the net loss is still great, albeit narrowed?

This year it pays dividend twice; another 32 sen just announced. A good dividend stock.

C Choo, what i meant is for long term investment. As the share price has gone up by 10% within a short time, it may retrace in the short term. You may wait for it to retrace before going in.
The company is due for its financial result end of august. If the results are good, it will continue to go up. I think there may be limited downside risk in the short term because the share price is supported by the dividend

With dividend yield of 6 to 7 %, PE of 7, rich cash flow, net asset RM 5.30, MNRB at RM 3.83 is still very cheap and remains a hidden gem!

hope to hear another side of your story: the success story

Cold eye already recommended it 1 year ago.. The only downside with this share is, although cash rich, does not give dividend.

temporary pullback due to profit taking. will go up again

Generally agree with the author. Therefore the decision to sell is very often more difficult than decision to buy. I think most of the time investors sell their shares because of the fear that bear market or profit taking may set in leading to drop in share price.

Most property stocks are up today

not really rebound; flattish..

Dear kcchongnz,

Could you please send me a copy. Thanks.

ngyewsang@yahoo.com

And you drink white coffee and eat hor fun cooked by foreign workers in Oldtown. Haha..

A lot of coffee shops in Ipoh can make much delicious and cheaper white coffee than Oldtown!

Bought at 0.68, sold at 0.74 due to poor financial result which was just announced, bought again when it dropped back to 0.68 last week. And now, up again!

I don't think anyone can be in "total control of the market". Of course whoever bought in shares before election would have made some handsome profit. Whatever it is, the fundamentals of the company are still the most important factors to consider. If we stick to the principles of buying stocks with low PE, high ROE, good div yield, good cash flow, etc we can't be too far out. Even if the share price drops due to various reasons like under selling pressure or profit taking, it will rebound one day as long as the fundamental is still intact and it is still undervalued.

If the robbers are caught, the police will not believe that they only took $20 million. So the biggest winner here is the bank manager, the one who knows when to seize the opportunity!

dividend coming soon... buy if it dips more

But no dividend

zero-dividend stock

Paying 2.5 sen dividend in june and 3 sen in july - total 5.5 sen

How much actually was the 6% dividend?

grossly over-valued: EPS 2012= 12.3 sen, PE Ratio= 25, Div yield 3%

A very good stock for long term investment

1.1 sen

Agree. Good dividend yield renders it a defensive stock.

why its price doesn't move?

Dividend in 2012 only ~ 3.6 %. Not that great

Buy mudajaya, mudah berjaya..

dividend in june

lack of short term catalyst

bullish

Agree..now it's too expensive, for a stock with 0 dividend!

how much is 6% dividend ?

I will keep.... As long as it's still undervalued ( PE < 8 ) and its prospect remains good, there is bound to be good potential upside.

Dividend should be around the corner. Last year 30 sen. This year??

any reason why its price didn't move today?

It's waking up; increased by > 3% today, albeit low volume..

yes, good time to buy!

Should be "good stock to buy"

buy next week..

please send me a copy at ngyewsang@yahoo.com Thanks.

PE= 7 to 8. Most analysts set TP> RM3

CBIP -Visit Note: A Proxy To The Plantation Sector, Shielded From CPO Price Volatility
Author: kiasutrader | Publish date: Thu, 18 Apr 09:53



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We continue to see value in CBIP, as a company which is a proxy to the plantation sector, but is shielded from CPO price volatilities. Even in times of low CPO prices, plantation companies, particularly the larger ones that CBIP deals with, will continue with their capital expenditure on new mills, in preparation for the upcoming maturity of their plantation estates, and this will drive CBIP’s short-term earnings growth

- Medium- and long-term growth drivers in place. Going forward, we believe CBIP’s new zero discharge mill and recently proposed acquisition of the Vickers Hoskins boiler factory will help to expand its market reach further, to ensure medium-term growth. For the long term, CBIP’s plantation operations in Indonesia will start contributing more significantly from FY17 and this will provide CBIP with another leg of growth.

- We met up with management of CBIP recently and came away with some key highlights: (1) Orderbook still solid, robust new contract flow; (2) Expanded capacity will ensure demand is met; (3) New technology zero discharge plant could add another source of revenue; (4) Acquisition of Vickers Hoskins boiler company would extend market reach; and (5) Associate plantation contributions expected to weaken in FY13, but working hard at planting up its Indonesian estates now.

- Forecasts tweaked down slightly. We have tweaked our forecasts for CBIP down by 1.3-2% for FY13-15, after imputing in slightly higher capex of RM80m for FY13 (from RM70m previously) for the higher new planting costs.

- Buy recommendation reiterated. For a company with such attractive prospects, valuations remain at an undemanding 7-8x PE for FY13-14. As such, we reiterate our Buy recommendation on the stock with a slightly lowered SOP-based target price of MYR3.26 (from MYR3.35).

Source: RHB

Its dividend yield is about 10%

Supported by good dividend yield

Buy on weakness within this 2 weeks..

Election sentiment overrides company financial results now