Up suddenly, so unexpected. Keep it up Genting!

跌到只剩半仙？太不可思仪了吧！你倒不如说MRCB的买方不仅能够免费得到股票， 还能从卖方那里获得每股半仙。

I am neither disappointed nor elated. I think 5.5% is reasonable if we ignore the fact that Ringgit has been depreciating against the US and Sing Dollars over the past year.

RHB Bank is unlikely to have any problems. It should be trading at a PE of at least 10 to 12 or at least RM6.60 a share but its major shareholders are unwilling to support it at this price. It is so frustrating to see other GLC KLCI Index component counters trade at PEs of above 20 or even 30 like MISC, IHH, Airport, Tenaga etc while RHB Bank struggles at below RM6.

NTA now -45 sen a share. Dying slowly, don't touch.

Keck Seng has no dividend payout policy. It still made over 20 sen a share in 2019 but failed to pay the final dividend for that year when Covid 19 struck in early 2020. Keck Seng investors didn't receive any dividend payment for two years. Genting Berhad and Genting Malaysia lost hundreds of millions during the pandemic but they continued to pay dividends totaling more than 10 sen yearly to investors.

60% of my funds are invested in bank stocks. I an hoping for a bank run as predicted by you so that I could buy Maybank at RM6 but have been waiting for a year now.

Totally no capital gain for my investments in RHB Bank for the past two over years. With Maybank, I still have a capital gain of RM1.20 to RM1.30.

Tenaga made 48 sen a share last year, RHB Bank made 65.69 sen a share. After paying a total dividend of 40 sen a share, it still has 25.29 sen a share to spare. Tenaga is left with only 2 sen to spare.

Don't console yourself Jipun. It only made 0.1 sen per share or just 0.92 million (not 0.92 billion) in the final quarter. Over the past 16 years, it was in the red in 8 years and in the black in another 8. It has never made a net profit of over 6 million. How to skyrocket with such disappointing set of earnings? Change name again? From Granite Industries to Tebrau Tegoh to Iskandar Waterfront then to NatsukoMishima Properties?

@Orang Jipun, Maybank, which you claimed is a joke several months ago made 77.55 sen a share in 2023, more than 17 times Ranhill made last year. If Ranhill could hit RM5 in future, then Maybank should hit at least RM90 then.

Long term investors should accumulate on weakness.

MRCB's much improved final quarter results were due to assets sales, nothing to shout about. Any way, MRCB has plenty of assets, its nta is over RM1 a share. This should be a plus point for the company.

This counter has not paid any dividend for over 24 years. Macam mana boleh skyrocket. Even 50 sen I also dare not buy.

Has been losing money for 4 years already, how to skyrocket? Jipun, please answer my question.

Selling should be over tomorrow and Genting should be on uptrend again. Only temporary setbacks, nothing to worry.

With eps at 6.6 sen and trading at 73 sen a share, its PE is just 11, considered low for a plantation company. Room for growth.

Still refusing to release its final quarter financial results. Too shy to see sunlight? Results must be below average.

Even at RM5.62 a share, I still find this pathetic. 5 months ago, it was still higher than CIMB bank, today it more more than 80 sen lower.

At RM5 a share, RHB Bank would be trading at a PE of 7.5 and a dividend yield of 8 and would become the sole counter listed on Bursa to trade at such a low PE and high dividend yield. Do you think this is possible?

It won't go to hexx, would pick up some once it dips below 55 sen.

Construction activities should pick up, meaning more demand for steel products. Government can impose duties on imported products to protect local steel industries.

Borrowings very high, at over RM60 billion. Paying interest is a big burden.

Those expecting a bumper dividend from Keck Seng might be disappointed when the quantum of final dividend is announced.

Yes, we should be disappointed with its share price but not its dividend. This is the third time in three years RHB Bank investors would be receiving yearly dividends amounting to 40 sen a share, giving a yield of slightly over 7%.

RHB Bank earned 65.69 sen a share last year and would be paying a final dividend amounting to 25 sen a share, in addition to an interim dividend of 15 sen a share. It now trades at around RM5.60 a share, about half of Tenaga.

Read the notes to the 4th quarter report, management is very positive about this year's financial results. Conclusion : hold Keck Seng.

Gosh! Made so much money. Time to declare a dividend of over 30 sen a share and a bonus issue.

Too expensive already. PE is approaching 25 and dividend yield is just around 4%. Better buy Maybank or RHB Bank.

@Rebecca40, kami di forum ini semuanya pelabur, bukan penjudi. Kami berpuas hati dengan pulangan tahunan dalam lenkongan 15%. Macam mana boleh capai pulangan mingguan empat angka? Cetak duit pun tak begitu cepat.

On its way up again. Investors should not get despaired after some slight drops.

At RM5.66 a share, it is trading at a PE of 8.6 and a dividend yield of over 7%. Wonder if there is another counter trading at such a low PE and such a high dividend yield.

There is still a slight improvement in its eps over 2022. What is more important is that the final dividend is maintained at 25 sen a share.

Possible over lunch break today. Share price quite stable over the past few days. Nothing unexpected would happen.

This Calvin Cannon Tan is wasting his time here. He won't be able to convince any Maybank investor to switch part of their funds to plantation stocks.

@Calvin TP Tan, Maybank has consistently paid yearly dividends in excess of 50 sen per share for over 10 years, translating into a dividend yield of over 6%. Name me one plantation counter that can come close to this feat.

Opportunity to accumulate. Long term investors shouldn't worry.

CSC Steel is trading at a PE of under 10, a dividend yield of over 7% and has net cash of RM350 million or over 80 sen a share. TSH is trading at a PE of over 15, a dividend yield of only 2.5% and after deducting loans and borrowings, its net cash position is -RM50 million. Malaysia is under the single-tier tax system. Malaysian shareholders are not required to pay income tax on dividends received.

Slowly recovering, don't lose hope on this counter.

Almost all the plantation counters that have released their financial results have reported substantially less quarterly earnings. I don't think Cepat could be an exception.

Unlikely to drop to RM4.50 again in the near future. I think it should hold above RM4.80.

@RISK8888, don't say it is a bodoh share, you are going to sadden a lot of people.

Good stocks people don't buy, speculative stocks a lot of people chase. What a pity!

Malaysia's highest paid CEO
https://wargabiz.com.my/2022/02/07/meet-the-10-highest-paid-ceos-in-malaysia-gentings-ceo-tops-the-list/

Only 2.5 sen a share, so stingy. Dividend yield less than 2.5. CSC Steel trades at RM1.31 and would be paying 9.4 sen a share, translating into a yield of over 7.1%.

Final dividend at 9.4 sen a share, translating into a dividend yield of more than 7.5%. Hurrah!

"HSR - GAME OVER"
Many people have already made tons of money from MRCB, game over sooooo what? When people were making lots of money, you were sulking somewhere.

Marching towards RM9.50. Those who had bought when it briefly dipped below RM8.90 less than two months ago have a capital gain of over 6% now. Should go up further. Cheers.

"FCPO Over Rm3800
Cost of Fertilizer drop cause cost drop to Rm1800
So Gross Profit 100%"
@Calvin TP Tan (TP stands for Tua Pao or Cannon), cost of production can't be RM1,800 per ton unless you don't pay your workers the minimum wage as stipulated. KL Kepong's production cost had already increased to RM2,700 per ton in third quarter 2023.
https://www.nst.com.my/business/corporate/2023/09/957503/kuala-lumpur-kepong-may-achieve-lower-cpo-production-costs-q4-hlib

It would go above 20 sen a share again one day. That is my conviction.