Posted by valueinvestor > 2011-12-04 22:21 | Report Abuse

The annual revenue for the company appears to have peaked in the last financial year and there may not be much upside for its share price in these next few months due to the slow launching of its few projects in its pipeline. Hence, the near term growth of the company is capped. Instead of boasting its projects in the pipeline over the last few months, the company needs to launch its projects faster to lock-in new sales in order for the company to achieve greater heights.

The growth story of any property development company lies mainly on its topline growth. Without meaningful growth in its topline ie the increased revenue from its new projects, the company may still need to depend on its share buy-back programme to support its share price. :-(

Posted by Adam Ryan > 2011-12-05 04:35 | Report Abuse

Share price move based on demand n supply....when demand up, share will up, when supply will up share will down when no balance (few peoples invest in dat stock), stock will not go up so much.... rmmbr demand n supply