Around 10 to 11 sen would be quite safe to gamble on this counter.

Directors want to privatise the company but only offer 5 sen per share. Not many takers so they have to buy in the open market to boost the total shareholdings of the directors and other friendly parties to at least 90% before privatisation can become successful.

Back to 11 sen again next week.

Highest closing price in over a year. I think TA's price rally is real this time. Slow and steady this time.

Those who had bought at 17.5 sen this morning now can only sell at 15 sen.

No more support from syndicates.

逃啊！

Your worst counter may turn out to be your best counter in a few months time.

Speculative play again on this counter within the next few days.

What I am certain is TA would scale above the 60 sen barrier within a day or two.

Share price well supported over the past two weeks. Moving up steadily.

Early signs of a bull market.

We know it is a pointless discussion, that's why we leave the whole forum to you.

Another round of rally next week. Don't sell too early.

Should sell all your RHB shares if you think it is a useless counter.

Those who had bought at over RM 5.20 more than two weeks ago have no luck. I bought at below RM 4.60 several months ago, wanted to sell at above RM 5.25 but didn't go up that high.

Not bad, useless stock can also go up.

Should touch RM 9 soon. Will consider disposing of then.

I expect at least a 10% spike in TA's share price tomorrow.

Best quarterly results in years. Investors are likely to be rewarded with at least a 2.5 sen final dividend.

This group of conservative directors will only reveal as much as required under the law.

Can't be totally useless, tp still above RM5.

Net earnings per share still amounts to 43.6 sen, PE only 11.5. Company expects earnings to improve.

EPF got more than 30 million Maybank shares at RM 7.25 each in the latest DRP. If it had opted for cash, it would have received much less.

Another 32 sen dividend announced. Total dividend for this financial year amounts to 52 sen, giving a dividend yield of over 6%, more than EPF is paying.

Buy another 1,000 shares each time it drops by 5% from the price you last bought.

Hopefully, uptrend again after two and a half years of downtrend.

For every ten EcoWorld shares you have, you will get 10 eci shares but subject to a minimum allocation of 100 IPO shares. If you have 10,000 EcoWorld shares, you would be allocated 1,000 ewi shares.

EcoWorld's paid up capital is around RM1.2 billion, consisting of roughly 2.4 billion 50c par value shares. Only 240 million ewi shares are available for application. Strictly speaking, if you have just 100 EcoWorld shares, you would only be allocated 10 shares but the Company has guaranteed that shareholders who apply for over 100 ewi shares would be allocated 100 IPO shares. The rest would be allocated on a pro rata basis according to their respective share holdings. You can apply as many as you like but you are unlikely to get more than 100 shares unless there is under subscription.

A person holding 100 million shares won't be allocated 100 million ewi shares. There are only 240 million shares for allocation. It means someone holding 100 million ecoworld shares will be allotted 10x more shares than someone holding 10 million ecoworld shares.

It still has 339.2 million Karambunai shares. Probably bought at twice the closing price today but still worth RM20 million.

Any shareholder, whether he is holding 100 million shares or just one single share and who applies for more than 100 shares, would be guaranteed of 100 shares allotment. The rest of the entitlement is based on your shareholdings.

I don't think Keck Seng has ever declared any special dividend over the past twenty years. It has rewarded shareholders with bonus issues thrice over the past twenty+ years, the latest being in 2010/11.

Should Dr Chen choose to privatise Facbind as well in addition to Petaling Tin and Karambunai, he has to offer at least RM 2 each share.

I was responding to someone who had called a sell on Maybank to take profit.

The best strategy is to wait until the announcement of financial results before making a decision whether to sell or not.

That's possible Alex if the company is unable to find new business partners.

Good, another spike in EcoWorld's share price next week.

Maybe above RM 6 is the time to start paring down slowly. Not at this price level.

Even if Maybank declares a final dividend of 25 sen a share, the total dividend this financial year still comes up to 45 sen a share. The dividend yield is still more than 50% higher than the 1 year fixed deposit rate.

ASB is buying. Will reach 8.50 soon.

Big boys are testing your patience.

Haha, can't predict what Keck Seng's ultra conservative directors would do.

As at 31/12/2015, Keck Seng had in its possession US$ 100.2 million and Sing$ 72 million cash. The rest was in Malaysian Ringgit. On 31/12/2015, US$1 = RM 4.304, Sing$ 1 = RM 3.04. On 31/12/2016, US$1 = RM 4.486, Sing$1 = RM 3.10. The foreign exchange gain for the latest financial year ended 31/12/2016 should be over RM22 million if Keck Seng's foreign currency holdings remain the same. The foreign exchange gain for the latest three months was quite substantial, over RM40 million.

Rally not ended yet. Consolidation now.

Keck Seng has 10,000 acres of land bank, mostly located in Pasir Gudang area. Around 85% is plantation land and the rest housing/commercial land. How much do you think its land is worth?

EPF also keeps selling EcoWorld but EcoWorld is moving up.

At RM4.89 a share at the close of trading today, it is more than RM1 lower than its published NTA as at 30/09/2016 which was again more than 75% lower than its actual NTA.

Likely to move higher in the next few days. If it can close at 0.375 or above, then it would have been the highest since May 2016.

Haha, my forecast has been vindicated.in just 10 weeks. Any person who had bought EcoWorld when I called for a buy has now made 8% net.