spot-on about grandpa's timing. http://www.cnbc.com/id/43104151

"be greedy when others are fearful"
http://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/forum/900314919.jsp

china has bottomed.. http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2013/08/26/goodbye-china-downgrades-hello-upgrades/

wonderful formula! Useful to estimate value

Is this guy a roubini or a carson block?

so will grandpa jim be proven right again here? http://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/forum/900335365.jsp

PE30 at these times of uncertainty? No,thank you.

the price has increased 50% in 5 years

and now oil price is trending up

No divvy ever?

Financially willows looks promising. However i do not understand their business. Their website is terrible, with atrocious English.

been monitoring Halex. Seems to have solid financials, but their profit margins are low. ROE not great at 4% and P/E high at 17. Who are their competitors?

Price struggle to break below 1.01 NAV. Looks attractive but this is a hospitality REIT (unsure of the outlook). Debt/capital ratio is at 0.55 which is kinda high.
Pavreit debt ratio 0.17, IGBreit 0.25, Sunreit 0.33, QCap 0.36.

yup, usually 23 Aug. too bad but final div has been distributed.

cmmt are experts in malls, dijaya had zero experience. TCM is strategically located, the cinemas are great - will improve with the new owner. hope they will change its name though, gets everyone confused with tropicana proper, location-wise.

dividend like crap

collect below 3

new mall coming into their portfolio - tropicana city mall

overpriced perhaps over the short term, especially with the postponement of Farenheit. but long-term? this is an expending mall and tower in the golden triangle.

the rock. managed to weather another storm.

Planning listing this Oct (subject to market conditions, i suppose)

historical low, but probably more downside to its NAV 1.02

closer to its NAV now 1.16. Collect, collect, collect.

Good chance to add. Anyone worried about current price fluctuations really shouldnt be investing in REITS. Jz relax and smile..

ex-dividend day

No dividend. and check their gearing level.

even if local funds step in, confidence has been shaken with so much capital flight. Next will come the Q2 reports of most companies. Plantations will be atrocious, retail and consumer products slow, properties flat. mmm...

all this is the work of soros, hitler and maybe prince philip . raja petra has all the details and only BN can save us.

no dividend ever??

malaysia day will come early this year
http://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/forum/900335365.jsp?fp=2

indian rupee down to record lows, thailand in recession, jakarta index dropped 10%. Malaysia day could come early this year.

beg to differ, this is a good time to pick up plantation stocks

hap seng properties are really good in terms of quality and standard.

mmm? another dividend? :>>

collect under 2.80 before its too late :)

bad omen

anyone wants to share their experience in trading in regional markets?

revenue and profit keep decreasing

div % is based on 0.25 par value. at recent prices, div yield is only about 3-4%.

how would you factor in liquidity in the assessment of a company? companies like FL are financially good, but lacks shareholding liquidity.

upon listing will it not be parked under bjcorp? a la bjfood, etc.

no one seems excited about 7-11?

will move (possibly downwards) with the coming q4 report in one or two weeks' time.

this stock is on fire. wonder whats brewing?

farm owner licking his lips now

the story reads like speculative fiction to me - a la raja petra. anyone with a better explanation?

again, i think timing plays a huge part in this portfolio.

it still baffles me why this counter keeps getting fantastic reviews but never moves. In fact, its one year trend is downward.

will wake up when CPO prices improve. accumulate now.

there are stocks for dividend, then there are stocks for capital appreciation. would be perfect to enjoy both, but i'm happy to just settle for one or the other.