Icon. Don't think like investor loh! Remember koon said he is businessman. Think like businessman now! If businessman want to list his company, how many money need to spend? On top of tables plus under the table one?
Think like businessman now OK? If got deal, it is good deal for the one who takeover loh
Uncle stated that he has visited Xingquan factory at China. So, some thing is brewing. He knew something? I am highly respect him if he won this battle. It is very interesting to know the end result!
By the way, look like Red-Chips are starting the "goreng" game...
He will need another 33.1% to reach 51%. Count the money see. Or another 82.1% of485mil shares, that is another around 20mil ?? Even his existing shares go to toilet, for his wealth, that is tiny loh. As good as one month fixed deposit interest only maybe
pang72, this KYY has been forgetting things. He already admitted it was a mistake to invest in Xingquan. It has been established as a fact the management put up a show when investors visited the factory. It's all fake! The workers, the receptions, the shops, the plans and the money.
If Xingquan is relisted, I would take it, as a gentleman's honour, that those who have condemned him so freely, will refrain from buying it - how tempting it might be. I think KYY will enjoy this more than going to the bank.
At price close to zero, it will be an interesting arbitrage play if BSKL and shareholders have legal channel to seize the assets or bring justice to the directors. And auditors. And Perhaps the promoters too?
As you know, Xingquan was trading at between 2 sen to 5.5 sen in early June 2017. I bought a total of 50.5 million shares at an average price per share of 3.5 sen. I bought almost all the shares traded.
As you also know, Xingquan has been selling between 10-13 for some time and I have been accumulating it. Last year annual report shows that I have accumulated 36.4 million shares. Now I have a total of 86.9 million shares and my average price per share is 6.85 sen.
I am very curious on the above especially on his so called average cost of 6.85 cents per share (total 86.9M shares).
As at 30 Sep 2016 (Annual Report 2016) he owned ard 47.5M shares (under his name, YSP, KZY etc) or 9.8% shares while as at 20 Oct 2015 (Annual Report 2015) he owned ard 14.2% shares or 48M shares. Thus his shareholdings is quite consistent at RM48M+ during last 2 years. I think his average cost shall be ard RM0.70-RM0.80 for this batch(his first entry price in 2014/2015 was at least Rm1.50+)
He claimed he bought a large batch of 50.5M shares at 3.5 cents before the shares suspended in June 2017 and now is holding ard 86.9M. Ok maybe he sold 10M+ shares earlier (thus reducing from 48M to 36.4M), still his average cost shall be as follows:
1) Old batch of 36.4M at Rm0.70 to Rm0.80 (ard Rm25.48M to Rm29.12M) 2) New batch of 50.5M at Rm0.035 (RM1.7675M)
So total shall be ard Rm27.2475M to Rm30.8875M
Divided by 86.9M shares, his average cost shall be ard RM0.3135 to RM0.355
No way to be at Rm0.0685..Unless he did a write off on impairment loss on his investment in Xinquan? 06/09/2017 08:28
Wah, if he further write off his average cost to RM0.01 then when (if) Xinquan resumes trading n opens at Rm0.10+ one day in future he may make 10 times profit n becomes Superinvestor again...
Anything wrong for cold eye diam diam? Does he responsible for anyone's money here?
What if he act like KYY telling the whole world what he has purchased, I believe many people will jump in without looking at reports or understanding the business.
Whatever the price movement subsequently, the whole world will condemn/curse him whenever he sells the shares.
Cold Eye was the Editor in chief of Nanyang ShangPao & every stock investors know him via the books he wrote. He openly hoped to keep low profile for security reason.
Posted by yewyin33 > Sep 7, 2017 06:05 AM | Report Abuse
I am sorry that I made a mistake in calculating my average cost. Xingquan was listed in 2009 and CIMB was the under writer at Rm 1,75 per share. It's 2009 annual account shows that I did not hold any shares.
As you know its price has been falling quite rapidly since the company was listed. I started buying it in 2010 when the price fell below Rm 1.00 and 2010 annual account shows that I had a total of 17,005 million shares.I estimate my average price should be about 70 sen.
As I said, I have a total of 86.9 million shares. 17.005 divided by 86.9 = 19.6 per cent. Some of you who are still quite smart can calculate my average price.
One commentator said that I was promoting Xingquan so that people would buy so that I could sell. How could I do that because the company has been suspended.
My only reason for writing the article is to teach investors how to evaluate risk in selecting stocks to buy. What is a good bet?
I was willing to buy 50.5 million shares, almost all the shares traded in the few days when SC gave notice of suspension to Xingquan at the price between 2 - 5 sen. My average purchase price was about 3.5 sen.
I think it is a good bet to buy at 3.5 sen when its audited account shows that its NTA is Rm 1.90 and the company is cash rich with no bank borrowings. I have seen its factory with 7 blocks of low rise flats to accommodate 3,000 workers. The land was given by the Chinese Government for a song. The assets should worth a lot more by now.
In any case, the game is not yet over. An official from CIMB told me that Datu Wu, Xingquan CEO told her that he is making preparation to comply with the rules of SC in order to relist the company. If the company is listed again, I think the price will go higher than 3.5 sen and I will be laughing all the way to my bank.
As you know its price has been falling quite rapidly since the company was listed. I started buying it in 2010 when the price fell below Rm 1.00 and 2010 annual account shows that I had a total of 17,005 million shares.I estimate my average price should be about 70 sen.
As I said, I have a total of 86.9 million shares. 17.005 divided by 86.9 = 19.6 per cent. Some of you who are still quite smart can calculate my average price.
He finally realised we are not really stupid losers....
CharlesT, you are so geng. You made KYY cannot sleep for whole night and force to come out another article to clarify that his calculation is wrong. Faster screenshot and save all the article, if not 2-3 months later, when Xinquan confirm to be delisted, KYY will delete all his post about Xinquan and maybe he will start shout that he has bought HUAAN at 3.5sen, and within 1 months surge up to 35sen, he made 1000% return, while KLCI only up 0.4% for that period...blar.. blar.. blar.
Well done to all who have talked "facts" & "truth"
For me, I don't know how to laugh if the share that I invested went all the way from above RM1.50 to 3.5 cents, even though it go higher than 3.5 cent later.
Posted by yewyin33 > Sep 7, 2017 06:05 AM | Report Abuse In any case, the game is not yet over. An official from CIMB told me that Datu Wu, Xingquan CEO told her that he is making preparation to comply with the rules of SC in order to relist the company. If the company is listed again, I think the price will go higher than 3.5 sen and I will be laughing all the way to my bank.
Just like Maxwell, said the company has net cash of over 100 mil. one day and next day says spent all the 100 mil on advertisement assets and now no money. What a joke! The auditor says nothing and SC do nothing!!!
Blacksails Just like Maxwell, said the company has net cash of over 100 mil. one day and next day says spent all the 100 mil on advertisement assets and now no money. What a joke! The auditor says nothing and SC do nothing!!! 07/09/2017 22:08
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Posted by fatty_tang > 2017-09-05 22:56 | Report Abuse
Why only xinquan? Most other locally listed chinese companies also has tons of cash