Whether it is upgrade, downgrade or hold, I won't be selling at this level. Would wait until the announcement of its full year results and the quantum of final dividend, then only make a decision.

From a high of RM6.83 just over 3 weeks ago to RM6.30 today, that is a heavy fall. Many have been hurt.

Wow! Drops below RM6.36 support level but volume extremely low. Maybe would rebound fast.

CPO price very very speculative lately. Can go up or down by over 4% in a single day. A 4% drop in KLCI will cause fear in the stock market.

Heavy falls in CPO price over the past two weeks. Can TSH's price be sustained at RM1.25?

"I will propose to KLT to privatise at 30 sen per share."
Propose to him to sell you at 3 sen a share, that would be a great idea.

People here withdraw money from the EPF to spend, not to invest in the stock market.

Singapore's largest banking group, DBS Group Holdings Ltd has a market cap of over RM400 billion, more than three times larger than Maybank.

"Total Asset Value: RM9654.29m RM26.87/s"
Should the management decide to take the company private, small shareholders can consider themselves lucky if the management offers them not less than RM10 a share.

No up no down! Consolidating at this level. Opportunity to accumulate slowly.

As the second most heavily sold down stock by foreign funds so far this year, RHB Bank's share price is still up by almost 20% since the beginning of the year. Not a small achievement.

The 5 most heavily sold down counters on Bursa by foreign funds as of 5 Dec were KLK, RHB Bank, Nestle, Genting and PCHEM. Genting is down over 21% since the beginning of the year but RHB Bank is still up by around 20%.

"2. Lim &l Lim Estate, Pasir Gudang, JB
2026acres Freehold"
@compoundingeffect, since 2021, Lim & Lim (Kong Kong) , a 820 hec freehold land under oil palm cultivation has been omitted from the list of major properties owned by the group. At RM500,000 per acre, this piece of land is worth RM1 billion and is not insignificant.

I disposed of TSH before the announcement of third quarter results for a net gain of about 10% and switched to kfima. Now kfima has gained over 12%.

Not many people pay attention to such a counter and hence do not know that it has been making good money and paying good dividends. Once more people know its intrinsic value its share price will jump.

Average EPS over the past three years was about 65sen and dividend was 40sen a share. At RM6.50 a share, it is still trading at a PE of about 10 and a dividend yield of 6.15%. This year's EPS should exceed 70sen, so it is still a good bet at this level.

Just the beginning, still a long way to go to reach its deserved level. Just be patient.

Those who had trusted Jepun and bought DNEX and Iwcity a year ago have landed in Fukushima drinking contaminated sea water.

A veteran's position has now been taken over by a young inexperienced person. Blame LKT.

No accountability. Big boss should solemnly declare that he would not draw a single cent of renumeration from the company unless its share price moves up to at least RM4.50 a share.

https://wargabiz.com.my/2022/02/07/meet-the-10-highest-paid-ceos-in-malaysia-gentings-ceo-tops-the-list/#:~:text=The%20highest%2Dpaid%20CEO%20in,Richest%202021%20and%20Billionaires%202021.
Tan Sri LKT is the highest paid CEO in Malaysia. In view of Genting's dismal performance over the past year, he should forego all his remuneration.

At RM2.48 a share, 99Speedmart is trading at a prospective PE of above 40. None of the KLCI bank component counters are trading at a prospective PE of above 13. The average PE of all KLCI component counters could be in the region of 16 to 17. Can't think of any component counter trading at a PE of over 40.

Investors who had sold their RHB shares at above RM6.80 a share last week can buy back now.

First half EPS already exceeded 22sen, full year EPS should be above 40sen. The company paid 12sen a share in dividends over the past two years. With better earnings, it should be able to reward investors with better dividends. Assume a conservative PE of 8, this counter should be worth at least RM3.20 a share.

Despite announcing a set of impressive third quarter results and buy recommendations from quite a number of IBs, RHB Bank's share price still faced strong selling pressure this morning. Really no logic.

No reason why its share price should drop to this level. Time is ripe for a sharp rebound.

I was only hoping for an EPS of not less than 18. Looks like full year earnings would exceed 70sen a share. RM7 a share definitely not far away.

@stkoay, you are very humble, your holdings in Maybank are already worth multiple times my total portfolio.

If you compare financial results for the first 9 months this year with those of last year, then there is a great improvement. However if you compare third quarter results with second quarter results, then it is very disappointing. Investors will decide its performance tomorrow.

Disappointing results but I believe share price won't be adversely affected.

Totally no capital gains in 2021, 22 and 23. Only managed to get some dividends with an average yield of just over 7%. This year isn't too bad. Total gains about 30% since the beginning of the year. Hope it continues to move forward like CIMB Bank.

Looks like CIMB Bank would continue to do well, judging by its share price performance.

Moving towards RM7 and beyond. Third quarterly results expected to be good.

Results as expected, no surprises. Full year results should come in at around 85sen a share. Company's target to reach eps of RM1 a share by 2025 is unachievable. Perhaps got to wait for two more years.

At RM6.61 a share, RHB Bank's closing price today is incidentally its highest since late September 2014. Nonetheless, I am still envious of CIMB Bank's performance.

Those who do not know the details of Keck Seng's financial results would sell this morning. Those who know are picking up the shares and smirking.

Most investment banks are positive about this counter.

Not surprising if it goes up on Monday because it made RM46 million net if foreign exchange losses amounting to RM82 million are not included.

Results are expected to be released next week. Hope it could make above 18sen a share. This may drive its share price towards RM7.

Those who had heeded TA's recommendation and bought YTL Power several months ago now all MATI!

If it can maintain profit at 1.1 to 1.2sen a share is good enough for me.

Suffering from huge foreign exchange losses, What a joke! The management needs to be blamed for keeping cash in foreign currencies instead of investing in shares, especially banks counters. DBS Bank and UOB have both risen by over 100%, including dividends over the past 4 over years. This is a better bet but the management doesn't seem to know.

MRCB holding up well. Should stay above 50sen. Slowly accumulating on weakness. 🤣🤣

Ada orang main memang baguslah!

"Cpo at Rm3000 already good enough"
CalvinTTP, CPO averaged RM3,817 a ton in 2023. What was TSH's eps in 2023? It could lose money if CPO drops to RM3,000 a ton.

MRCB has now dropped to attractive levels again.

Creeping up slowly ahead of the announcement of its latest quarterly financial results. Perhaps is an indication that it would be better than the previous two quarters. Hope I am right🤣🤣

"Tsh cost of Cpo production Rm2000 to Rm2200"
CalvinTTP, Tsh's cost of CPO production is unlikely to be in the region RM2,000 to RM2,200. TSH's total CPO production this year should be close to 200,000 tons and assuming an average price of RM4,000 a ton, it stands to make a pretax profit of over RM300 million on CPO alone and a EPS of at least 20sen net. No way it can achieve such kind of earnings.

@kk7198, I have some investments in oil palm counters, hopefully palm oil prices would move further up, triggering a strong rally in palm oil counters just like what happened 2 years ago. Would dispose all this time and switch to Oriental Holdings. Pray for me Oriental would stay at this level for a while. 🤣🤣

Fortunately for Keck Seng but unfortunately for our country, Ringgit's sudden drop over the past few weeks has substantially pared down Keck Seng's foreign exchange losses from over RM60 million as of around 30/09/24 to just over RM20 million today. This is insignificant for a company that has the ability to make over RM200 million net this year.