It was trading at above 70sen a share in early 2020. It surely would return to its pre pandemic levels. I am quite sure this would happen before the next GE.

Those who had the gut to buy Maybank at around RM7 a share in early Nov 2020 by now should have a return of over 50%, including dividends.

Where is Lawrence 86 now? He has disappeared for more than 5 months already. See who has got the last and best laugh.

Cresendo Corp Bhd is selling its land in Pulai again, this time 7 parcels of land to Yu Ao Sdn Bhd at RM125/ft2. Never expect land is soooo valuable now in Pulai area.

Should RHB Bank be able to maintain its earnings at the current level or even improve on it, its share price may get a much needed boost.

Has already gone up by 60% over the past few weeks, time to take a rest.

I bought this counter for the dividend. Never expect the final dividend to drop from 14 sen in 2021 to just 3 sen last year. Should be able to pay more this year. Just keep, it only constitutes a small fraction of my portfolio.

You need syndicates to give it a helping hand before it can go.

Over the past 2 to 2 1/2 years, MRCB had staged several rallies but the rallies didn't last long. Soon its price would drop back. The latest rally started at the beginning of July and is now into its fifth month. I am quite sure it still has room to go up.

Don't believe in insiders. Insiders would only bring you to Holland.

Have been stuck within RM5.50 to RM5.65 range for over 2 weeks now. This is really boring.

RM11 by end of 2025. Earnings per share should reach RM1 by then. Patience is the name of the game.

I believe water tariffs in Johor are the highest in Malaysia. Ranhill Utilities' consultants and contractors are doing pretty well. It should be doing much better.

Orang Nippon, DNEX didn't go up to RM6 as predicted by you. It is struggling now at under 50 sen a share. Investors just aren't convinced that Ranhill would spike to RM2 should YTLP increase its stake to over 50%.

"Prudentinvestor hate so much Dnex, last time must be kena 'kaw kaw"
I don't have any single DNEX share and have never invested in the company before. Don't know what businesses the company is doing. You were only making an unintelligent guess that I have lost a lot of money on DNEX.

"Deposit Flight Hits all the banks soon , Banking Industry Is ‘Gradually Shrinking ! Bank stocks not a safe haven anymore ! SELL"
"Gambler only like corner stock , that s not my style ! I only like bright future business company."
So you consider Iskandar Waterfront City, Ekovest, DNEX as having bright futures, brighter than all the banks which would be hit by deposit flights soon?

"Wow all negative comments ! Ha ha ha ! I still believe rm 4 - 6 TP jst a matter of time !"
Orang Jepun, the above was what you had posted at 10.49am on 12 Aug. How much money have you made on DNEX?

Keck Seng's development land in Johor is not limited to Pulai area only. It also has 7,500 acres of plantation/development land in Pasir Gudang area. Now assuming its development land in Pulai is worth RM50/ft2 and its landbank in Pasir Gudang area is worth RM9/ft2 or RM400,000 per acre. Total worth of its landbank is over RM4 billion.

You are a gambler/speculator, I am a long term investor, investing mainly in bank counters. Gamblers/speculators sometimes make money but often lose. You can't defeat syndicates.

EPS for the past 9 years averaged 5.6 sen. This year's eps is unlikely to exceed 4 sen. I am unwilling to pay over 70 sen a share for this kind of counter, roughly in line with Maybank's recommendation.

Time to wake up and move ahead. Come on, you are worth much more than RM1.19 a share.

Cresendo Corp Bhd recently sold some land in Pulai to Singapore owned company STT GDC Malaysia 2 Sdn Bhd for RM117 million or RM100/ft2. Keck Seng has around 25 million ft2 of development land there. How much do you think Keck Seng's land is worth?

Uptrend has not ended yet. Just hold on to your investments.

Should withdraw all your money from the banks and keep it at home. It is much safer to keep cash at home.

RHB Bank investors are not interested in Ranhill Utilities. Don't waste your time here.

MRCB was trading at above 70 sen a share before Covid19 struck in early 2020. No reason why it can't go up to 70 sen again. It may take time.

Steadily moving up, give it two weeks to break 50 sen again.

"I only kept 2 month only , earn RM 40 k"
You are rich. One counter you make RM40k, ten counters you make RM400k. Should be driving a Merz S series.

Should have pared down its cash holdings by 50% and invest in counters with high dividend yields like Maybank.

"Situpid ppl only average down buy from 48 - 41 sen, plunge to 36 —- 38 sen"
Never say others are situpid. I averaged down from over 50 sen to 35 sen over a two year period. I would have made much, much more had I averaged down to 29 sen.

When it is down a bit, naysayers are back again. My take is it would stay above 40 sen.

Market is bad. Wonder if Genting could hold above RM4. Get your spare cash ready.

Maybank and CIMB bank have been doing extremely well over the past few weeks. Hope they continue to perform well.

对云顶不弃不舍的只有麦哥一人！

What a joke. Fighting to keep occupied lands perhaps and to gain new lands if possible.

Ringgit keeps dropping against the US and Singapore dollars. Keck Seng keeps benefitting from Ringgit's decline.

Reacting to the conflict in the Middle East. Should Israel launch a ground attack on Gaza, it may even dip to TM3.80. Golden opportunity awaits.

Those who are scared should buy bank stocks. Maybank is doing particularly well over the past few months.

Once the spectre of a full scale war in the ME starts to dissipate, MRCB would rebound.

Closed at RM5.59 for six consecutive days. My take is it is a good sign.

Those who had bought Genting when it dipped below RM3 in 2020 and held until today have seen their gains wiped out by over 50%. Very different story for Maybank investors who had bought Maybank at below RM7 in 2020 and still hold on to their shares.

This group of Keck Seng directors doesn't understand the meaning of "GORENG".

RHB Bank's earnings per share should exceed 70 sen this financial year. Hoping to be rewarded with a dividend of 45 sen a share this year.

If Keck Seng's major share holders offer RM9 to 10 a share to take the company private, there should be a lot of takers.

Keck Seng's net cash and share investments are already worth RM4.20 a share.

Earnings are much better than pre pandemic levels but share price is still more than 5% lower.

Better earnings but no increase in interim dividend, unlike Maybank. Hope the final dividend could be revised upwards.

For those who had bought at below RM4 a share, high time to take profit now. A bird in hand a worth several in the bush.

MRCB has disappointed its shareholders for several years. Hope it won't disappoint them again this time.

Looks quite promising. Should break 50 sen again this time and would likely stay above 50 sen.