I feel good and confident that when you have the major shareholder reverting back to an accumulation mode almost daily, it signals a bottoming process as stated earlier and when the market turns higher it will definitely follow suit.
It also signals what I have learn from this stock from previous experience ie when the owner sells you sell and when the owner buys you just follow the same stance with stamina and deep pocket. Its clear as daylight that with the market spinning downwards the insiders are not selling but accumulating this stock. Something big is brewing I know!
Total stock bought by Mr Chew in the last 4 days of trading amounted to 1.5 million shares on the mother and zero accumulation on the warrants. More to come. Perfect.
Disclaimed :This is not a buy or sell call but just for ''Reference Only ''.Gila Saham is not responsible for any lost or misinformation and trade at your own risk
Good morning. I love it when the bears are out otherwise how do you accumulate good average prices. In any case if you are selling at these levels obviously you are way behind the curve, losing money and missed the great selling zones way back in August 2014 to which I have sold completely earlier.
The Malaysian KLCI index has another 20-40 points more to go on the downside. Its a secular bear concentrated on the O&G counters earnings contraction so I doubt Mpay a technology counter will get to 10 cent during this period. Did you know that at the macro level the overall budget spending by the public and private sector on technology and systems related to epayment migration is one of the few growth stories in Malaysia.
To me the worse case scenario on Mpay is 16 cent, to which I will be buying all the way down if that happens whilst the upside is a secret. All I can say is I know I am going to have a wonderful CNY ang pow bonus from this stock when the hot news and earnings are out. Good luck everyone, buy or sell at your own risk.
@bracoli you know as well as I do the rule of thumb on this stock
1) No contra; 2) When the owner buy you follow; likewise when the owner sells you follow. 3) You can't go wrong buying below 20 cent if you can hold to CNY you will be well rewarded.
The rest of the exciting corporate news I cannot tell you yet as I am still accumulating. Why do I want to screw up my own average below 20 cent.
@madiba...no caddy, superhero, wonderwoman....u are my idol.....and i can see that you will be very successful in life - successful not only in terms of wealth but also your contribution to society.......and the fact that u write so well, i would like to think that u speak just as well.....personally i do not know u but i am yr biggest fan!
@madiba..thanks for all the great advices provided, I have been your fan since early this year and benefited from all the info you shared. Unfortunately, I no longer able to invest in this counter as it is not syariah compliant anymore. Would you care to share other counter you are advising and is syariah compliant?
" Seems like ghlsys is better than mpay. The price goes up steadily but not to mpay. Sad"
05/12/2014 16:17
_______________________________________
This is in reply to your comments on the 5 Dec above :
A performance comparison for this morning session between the two listed epayment play:
GHL currently down -4 cent or -5.6% to 66.5 cent; Mpay up slightly or +2.5% to 20 cent.
GHL closing on 5 Dec was 71.5 cent thus down 7% from that date; Mpay closing on 5 Dec was 19.5 cent thus up 2.5% from that date.
The former obviously is still undergoing distribution phase whilst the other accumulation. Simple statistics that shows clearly which counter outperforms in a cyclical bear market.
The substantial shareholder and CEO of Mpay Mr Chew bought another 1 million mother shares in the open market today.
That is double of his past 500k shares single series transaction. The buy back everyday is not only consistent but intensifying despite the weak overall market. Mr Chew seems very keen to mop up his own shares and that takes confidence and guts when the market is volatile and tumbling. This clearly points the way forward how the stock will behave once the market recovers.
No buying on the warrants which confirms that even the owner feels the warrants are overpriced which answers my contention with a certain person named L2 previously.
@bracoli there is really no need to think too deep. Every listed company owner has the right to take profit when they feel their stock is over priced with lofty valuation or buy when they feel it is under priced with some measure of certainty what is coming in terms of earnings and corporate prospects.
Corporate governance wise at least Mr Chew does not transfer shares out to nominees through direct deals to sell like what I have seen in some other counters or utilize the RM 18 million cash in the company account to buy back his own shares through fraud schemes.This does not appear so in Mpay.
@Jackychanbv please read my comments earlier dated 5 Dec when the warrants were trading at 6 cent about the fair value of the warrants:
Dec 5, 2014 07:54 AM | Report Abuse
@L2 good morning. Applying your subsets into the NYU model below.
Valuing Warrants when there is dilution.
This program is designed to value cash converting warrants, the exercise of which can create more shares and thus affect the stock price. As a general rule, using an unadjusted option pricing model like the BS Model to value these warrants will overstate their value.
Enter the current stock price = 19 cent Enter the strike price on the option = 20 cent Enter the expiration of the option = 0.67 Enter the standard deviation in stock prices = 25.41% (volatility) Enter the annualized dividend yield on stock = 0.00% Enter the treasury bond rate = 3.44% Enter the number of warrants (options) outstanding = 183031190 Enter the number of shares outstanding = 402668580
VALUING WARRANTS WHEN THERE IS DILUTION Stock Price= 19 # Warrants issued= 183031190 Strike Price= 20 # Shares outstanding= 402,668,580 Adjusted S = 13.07298345 T.Bond rate= 3.44% Adjusted K= 20 Variance= 0.0646 Expiration (in years) = 0.67 Annualized dividend yield= 0.00% Div. Adj. interest rate= 3.44%
Well there is expectation for the mother to shoot up to 30 cents next quarter with excellent set of results expected and roll out by management on e-payment. What would the warrant be? Thanks Madiba
@MC88 my reasonable projection for the mother shares TP is not as high as 30 cent by 1st quarter 2015 though I am bullish on the stock. All I can say is you will not lose money buying the mother below 20 cent and holding on for the exciting corporate news to come out Jan-Feb 2015 period.
Needless to say 30 cent will be reached sometime in year 2015 though I expect the warrants to start trading at a discount after the 1st quarter of 2015. I have zero interest in the warrants currently at this price of 5 cent.
@jackychanbv - never mind all is not lost, you are a very humble person.....at least your name has the best of both worlds.... jacky chan- the icon from Hong Kong and brahmal vasudevan- the creador founder supporting ghlsys and smrt.....not bad man!
@jackychanbv its not just 100% wayang but 110% solid support at 19-19.5 cent despite the extremely poor market condition and sentiment. I rather be investing in a stock that preserves my capital in a depreciating market whilst the rest are tanking. For example Iris collapsed another 5% or -1.5 cent to just 26.5 cent closing today.
The question is why is the major shareholder Mr Chew and the rest of the insiders mopping up all the sellers below 20 cent. Try figuring that but stay out of the warrants.
This is a good forum where you can basically distinct over time the clueless boys from the real insightful men and separate the wheat from the chaff by their substantive contribution or the distinct lack of it though loud.
@bracoli what an illogical and over-simplified analysis of Mpay or the shareholder Mr Chew . Neither will bankrupt if the price drop below 19.5 cent.
Mpay full year earnings coming out in February 2015 will be strong coupled with cash balance in excess of RM 18 million whilst Mr Chew is currently buying in the market at 19.5 cent and likely to continue higher without any appearance that he is buying on margin or being force sold on the other side. So your analogy that it will go bankrupt below 19.5 cent does not make any sense.
Post a Comment
People who like this
New Topic
You should check in on some of those fields below.
Title
Category
Comment
Confirmation
Click Confirm to delete this Forum Thread and all the associated comments.
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
madiba
287 posts
Posted by madiba > 2014-12-08 21:16 | Report Abuse
I feel good and confident that when you have the major shareholder reverting back to an accumulation mode almost daily, it signals a bottoming process as stated earlier and when the market turns higher it will definitely follow suit.
It also signals what I have learn from this stock from previous experience ie when the owner sells you sell and when the owner buys you just follow the same stance with stamina and deep pocket. Its clear as daylight that with the market spinning downwards the insiders are not selling but accumulating this stock. Something big is brewing I know!
Total stock bought by Mr Chew in the last 4 days of trading amounted to 1.5 million shares on the mother and zero accumulation on the warrants. More to come. Perfect.