Even if MRCB fails to trade higher by Friday and holds steady at 45 sen, it is still 50% higher than last year's closing price. Must have Ah Q spirit!

For other bank counters, when volume goes up, price will generally go up. For RHB Bank, it is different. Its share price drops when turnover goes up.

Don't expect to buy at the lowest, neither should you expect to sell at the highest. 3.60 to 4.70 is only a 30% gain.

Keck Seng's share price always very slow to react to good news.

Corporate moves first, price spike later. Usual modus operandi. haha

The chance for a year end rally is getting more and more slim. It looks investors would be disappointed again. But never mind, there is another chance, that is the Chinese New Year rally.

"So did u make money from this speculation stock since u always sabo ?"
Jipun, which comment of mine on this counter do you consider as a sabo? Please name it.

The gain was 37.9% and not 27.5%. IWCity supporters, don't get slighted!

From a low of 51.5 sen on 8/12 to 71 sen today, that is an impressive gain of 27.5% in just two weeks. Even Ah Long can't make money this fast.

I have looked through MAH's profit and loss records for the past 20 years. It was profitable from 2003 to 2014, with highest eps achieved in 2014 at 55.42 sen and lowest eps in 2003 at 7.7 sen, for an average eps of 26.87 sen during this period. Discounting abnormalities in earnings during the pandemic period, its earnings from 2015 to 2022 have been even more disappointing, with highest eps at 40.37 achieved in 2018 and lowest eps at -1.69 in 2015. With so little earnings, one can't expect it to pay much dividend. I assume its yield should not exceed 2.5%. It hasn't performed well over the past 20 years, I don't expect it to do better in the next 20 years.

The lower the better so that I can buy more.

"I think prudentinvestor is too free already after eat , nothing to do just track other people post ??"
Don't say like this la Jepun. By not rebutting my comment, you also admit that what I wrote was factual, right?

Malaysia Airports Holdings lost a total of over RM1.8 billion in 2020 and 2021, has inconsistent earnings and low dividend yield, yet major shareholders are willing to support its share price. Any good reason?

"You are a rubbish whom decide what is rubbish."
Let see who is a rubbish. You have posted a total of 2846 comments, almost entirely, I repeat, almost entirely devoted to China bashing. Your hatred for China is pathological. You should seek medical treatment immediately. Take care of yourself first instead of worrying about Gansu's quake victims. The Chinese government will know how to take care of the victims.

"prudentinvestor, you are welcome to open any forum topic that you are interested in."
Indeed I would. Since you think Chinese lives are more precious and you are very concerned about their well being, you should stop posting rubbish here and immediately go to Gansu to help the injured.

IDQWE007, the 2 June 2023 Odisha train collision didn't catch your attention. Were you not born yet or you think Chinese lives are more precious?

"Temperature very low victimcs running out of time for rescue."
The 2.3 million Gazans need your attention more.

IDQWE007, if you think only the main stream Western media are truthful, you should check with Jeffrey Sachs, a well known US university professor. Saddam Hussein certainly possessed weapons of mass destruction didn't he? Don't be naive to think that only the Chinese media are mendacious.

I was only suggesting to you that if you want your anti China views read by more people, you should post your comments on the forums provided by the two newspapers. If your post your comments here, hardly a dozen people would read them.

CIMB Bank should rise above RM6 within the next few days while RHB Bank is still struggling at around RM5.50. What is EPF doing man?

"CCP and its supporters are sensitive and fragile...."
You have no right to talk about this when almost all your posts were devoted to China bashing. Try to get some more balanced views from Kishore Mahbubani, George Yeo or Jeffrey Sachs.

For most part of the past 4 years, RHB Bank's share price was always 20 to 30 sen higher than CIMB. While CIMB Bank dipped below RM3 sometime in late Oct/early Nov 2020, RHB Bank stayed at above RM4.20. Since surpassing RHB Bank's share price several months ago, CIMB Bank's lead has widened to over 40 sen. This is really heart wrenching!

IDQWE001, since you dislike China so much, I suggest you don't waste your time here because only very, very few people would read your comments. You should instead post your comments on Hong Kong's South China Morning Post. Of course if you spew out too much venom, your toxic comments won't be published. You can also try to post on The Guardian.

Israel's indiscriminate bombing of the Gaza over the past 2 months has killed over 20,000 people and IDQWE001 is not aware of this.

He needs to take some lessons from Jeffrey Sachs.

Someone here seems to be gloating over China's slight misfortune. Meanwhile highly polluted air is engulfing the whole Indian subcontinent.

We have to thank the CCP for its gut to stand up to the bullying Western countries.

This Western stooge Jimmy Lai catches the attention of his masters in London and Washington but the sufferings of the Palestinians escape their attention. Soooo hypocritical.

Now even if you want to buy, there aren't many sellers around. Remember the glove stock frenzy over three and a half years ago? When Top Glove was trading at below RM5, who would have thought it could spike to over RM20? Yet when it touched RM20, many thought it would spike to RM30, RM40 or even RM50.

"Speculation also can make multi gains , why not ? Do u want join ? Ha ha ha !"
Jepun, you posted the following comments on the 8th and 10th Sept respectively.
"Next monday skyrocket !who never buy today will regret !"
"Tomorrow q at 75 sens sapu more ticket !"
You must have bought a lot of IWCity shares at above RM70 sen a piece. How to make money this way?

It is still not too high to buy at this level considering that its nta is much, much higher than RM4.70.

Someone here is thinking too highly of himself. First, he claimed he was the only person we could trust. He then belittled Francis, claiming if he was Francis, he would buy Ranhill at any price. We don't need shrewd entrepreneurs, we only need Jepun.

No window dressing for several years now. Hopefully there is one this year. Fingers crossed.

Actually EPF's shareholdings in RHB Bank increased by 9,485,900 shares from 12 June 2023 to 12 December 2023, ie from 1,757,106,020 shares to 1,766,591,920 shares. It appears unwilling to support RHB Bank shares at a more reasonable level.

小日本, how big is their land in JB city centre? Let's face this reality, it is only good for speculation, not for long term investment like Maybank which you have called for a sell. In your view IWCity is fundamentally a better company than Maybank.

Small investors shouldn't sell their Keck Seng shares. This is to ensure that its directors don't have the opportunity to buy Keck Seng shares at 75% discount. Don't make rich people richer, OK?

Now it is moving up slowly in low volumes. Later it should move up strongly in high volumes like it did 10 years ago to almost reach RM8 a share. History could repeat itself.

Orang Jepun, you have failed to answer my queries. This company doesn't have the fundamentals to skyrocket. It would still move up if syndicates want to push its price up. It skyrocketed before, more than 6 years ago, only to nose dive again soon after. Are you a member of the syndicates.

Has DNEX skyrocketed to RM6 a share as you had projected? When is bank run happening in Malaysia as you have forecasted recently?

RHB Bank is getting very boring now. Many bank counters including Maybank, Public Bank and CIMB Bank have gone up but RHB Bank is still struggling at around RM5.50. It hasn't traded above RM5.70 for over half a year now.

At least we know that there is still strong interest in MRCB. Masih ada peluang naik.

Touched RM4.73 this morning, the highest in more than 4 years. Keep it up, still a long way to go.

"Trust me this stock will skyrocket to rm 2-4.xx"
Jepun, can tell me what prime properties this company possesses, its earnings and dividends it has declared over the last 20 years that warrant you to give it such a high rating?

Big players unwilling to push up MRCB, maybe have to wait until end of the month.

Husband in disagreement with wife, father in disagreement with daughter, what kind of company is this? Want to invest also scared.

I think not many people know that Keck Seng has a lot of valuable land located in Johor Bahru. Otherwise its price won't stay at this level.

Uncle Prudentinvestor started buying Keck Seng shares during the late 1980s and still keep some bought in 1993 or 94. Received bonus issues twice for those shares bought in 1993/94. The last time uncle bought Keck Seng shares was about 11 years ago, bought at under RM4. Unfortunate thing is I only disposed of a small portion when it went up to RM7.97 9 or 10 years ago.

He bought those shares at a steep 75% discount.

If Maybank reports earnings per share of not less than 80 sen next February and declares a final dividend of between 32 to 35 sen a share, then it should easily climb up to RM10

It has already gone up from RM7.90 in Oct last year. Including the dividends, this is an impressive gain of over 25% in 14 months, one of the best performing blue chip stocks.