genm or genting? which one is better to hold?

Is it really because of the sentimental or disposal shares from one of the majority shareholder, causing the share price to remain low, or is it because some possible unforeseen fundamental issue, possibly high gearing ratio / increasing receivables that are unable to collect, that beat the share price?

Will Vitrox be able to maintain its profit margin without the tax incentive? Will the government allow further tax incentive or raising the tax rate after the bad time which end up a huge expense? Will the rise in Greatech/UWC/Penta etc affect the company business and its revenue?

I understood the difference between GenM and Genting share, but what are the reasons for you guys to invest in one of it instead of another?

anyone know when is the quarter report announcement date?

Dear Philip,

I've started investing since 2017 and it was horrible for me for two years as my portfolio was in negative return (which is sad for me). I was following other "Sifus" before and have made some not so wise decisions in buying bad stocks like penny stocks and did a lot of tradings.

I've started to readjust my ways of investing after a long time, started to read and study the financial reports, trying to understand the real business behind the companies. I'm still learning.

I'm an engineer who earned an average salary, worked for two years after graduated and left out a portion of savings for investments.

The reasons for me to own the shares as I mentioned are simplified as written below:
Airasia: It is one of my first owned stocks since year 2018 as I loved their business way of "Now everyone can fly", which was a wonderful thing that allow a guy like me from an average family, able to travel for once.

Liihen/Magni: They are basically involved in traditional businesses such as furniture and clothing with expansion overseas. They do have a healthy financial records throughout years.

Serbadk: I like their management and and simplicity in their O&G maintenance business with proven record of company growth. However, the recent huge project obtained was a doubt to me as they do not have the record of handling such a huge project before.

MasterPack: A small company with a long track record of trying to expand in their simple packing business. The company did financially well for now whilst maintaining its expansion.

MFCB: An expanding power plant company with stable, consistent earnings.

I've been adding my portion in the companies above little by little, no matter the portfolio is green or red (well, it's in red now). It may not be a great or wonderful investment for you, but still hoping to gain and improve as I'm craving for more knowledge and advice.

Massive thanks and have a good night.

Cheers,
Learning_investor

Dear Philip,

I've been following you lately and was kinda impressed by your business sense and investment skills.

I had a portfolio that I've invested in for several years and I would like to humbly ask for your opinions on those companies.

1. Airasia
2. Magni
3. Liihen
4. Serbadk
5. MasterPack
6. MFCB

I do really respect you for investing in a long run on those great businesses. With your vast knowledge and experience, would you be kind to guide/advice me as a young investor on my portfolio as above?

Massive thanks.

With utmost respect,
learning_investor

Can anyone explain on the outstanding short term borrowings of 700 millions ringgit? Are the cash on hand and the operating cash flow enough to sustain the company operations or am I missing out something?