sorry to divert the topic for a bit. Icon, may I know if director starts disposing their shares, what could it possibly be, will it always cause a downturn in the shares? An e.g SCH
Both CIMB Niaga and CIMB Thai have both released Q2 results. CIMB Niaga looks good but CIMB Thai is still looking quite bad. Will they cancel each other out? I tried to compute the net effect but I can't find how much of CIMB Thai is owned by CIMB group.
thanks for this piece of work... i think it is a fair analysis... However, please see link below... business in Malaysia is looking bad down the road due to 3 main reasons: 1) pressure on the profit margin of interest-income (BNM recently cut down OPR by 0.25%) 2) weakness on the asset quality 3) slowing down of the loan growth
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