Bro ufis..gua sendiri sudah pening..panadol pun sudah makan..market sentiment banyak lemah..chart pun tak boleh harap sangat..kadang2 tunjuk mau naik sekali masuk longkang pulak..so better looksee support level dulu..foundation boleh harap ke tidak..ape maciam mau bikin rumah kalau tiang goyang2.. tapi ingat isnin n selasa paling lambat sudah boleh confirm ape maciam dia jalan..
BNM is serious on e-payment and they have set initiatives and all banks have been assigned a target from 2015 to 2020 to achieve it. Banks will choose their vendor and agents base on their capabilities. I am in my opinion Mpay is far behind when compare to GHLSys and some non listed company in this business. Do spend some time to listen the BFM bf grill with GHLSys Ceo and you may get some clue. http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/bfm_podcast/65329.jsp
pzul..look see look see is also fine..i only put just 10% first..i dont expect much movement on the upside too..but i hope it will see the 18sen foundation again in the shortest period to raise to 20%..
chartwise, "M" is 100x better n also looks ready for action next week..
Bro ufis..if drop back 0.18 pun bagus juga..atleast we can see the strongest one..current support i think gimmic only..easy to be break anytime when pull back..so i dont assume this current support will hold..u can looksee at iris chart now..the direction more clear than mpay..but iris got problem in hold the flow..pullback then collapse..hihihihi....
Ur miss M chart boleh tahan la..jalan lenggok2 hayun kiri kanan ...ingat besok boleh dating sana taman bunga..kikiki..kasi moral support sama u..
No worries. Having deep pockets helps especially when in accumulation mode. The buying averages gets better when prices are suppressed on the way down. I like it. Similarly when Fusionex was trading down to 260 pence I just kept on buying. Last Friday it closed @ 390 pence. My strategy has not failed me thus far, all good.
Its a good day to accumulate below 20 cents. Selling pressure diminishing, volume is decreasing and the down trend is slowly exhausting itself. Mpay up 1 sen and GHL down 1 sen @close in perspective of a volatile intra day market.
@pzul avoid buying the warrants at any price unless it drops to 2-3 cents assuming the mother share is at 20 cents. As it moves into year 2015 the current premium of 35% will quickly diminish as the time value evaporates.
Applying the Black-Scholes model the imputed fair value of the warrant is only 2.5 cent ceteris paribus. Even the major shareholder Mr Chew has sold off all his warrants back in August around 16 cents and have not bought back any warrants at all.
I will not be surprised if Mr Chew starts buying back his own mother share next few weeks. That will be a confidence signal that the major shareholders have stopped selling and the accumulation is a signal of better firmer stock prices moving forward.
Good morning. Mr Chew's accumulation of 500k shares yesterday confirms my earlier posting that the major shareholders have stopped selling and are buying back their own shares. This buying back will likely continue into the weeks ahead signalling that the worse is over for Mpay not withstanding a bearish overall market.
However this buying back by the major shareholders does not extend to the warrants unfortunately as the warrants are way over priced. Volumes are likely to dwindle as the mother share forms a base at these levels whilst the warrants are likely to deteriorate in price as the balance time value evaporates. Accumulate the mother share and stay out of the warrants.
Thanks madiba for sharing the info earlier.. with the buy-back from Mr Chew i think price will be stabile at 0.195..warrant now a bit risky cause traded at high premium..but some ppl prefer warrant cause it is cheap compare to mother..maybe for trading purpose..
@pzul on the contrary the warrants are not cheap trading at a premium of over 30% to the mother share. The correct value of the warrant is only 2.5 cent assuming the mother share bottoms out at current levels of 19-20 cents in the current market down trend.
@L2 each counter has different implied volatility and parameters which is based on their previous historical performance. To be absolutely precise other than the normal BS Model you can use the modelling done by stern.nyu at
The historical implied volatility of Mpay is 25% and the Malaysian free interest rate is 3.85% with a time remaining balance of 0.58 on the warrant. This model is precise as it takes into account of the number of outstanding units for both the warrants and mother share ie dilutive factor and the zero dividend policy from Mpay. The fair value of the warrant is 3 cent based on the closing price of Mpay at 19.5 cent.
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