KLSE (MYR): MBSB (1171)
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auditorandconsultant
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Posted by auditorandconsultant > 2021-06-04 20:22 | Report Abuse
Initially, my gang and I planned to go for concentrated investment into MBSB due to the reason below. Very unfortunate matter was that the Syndicates did not press the price of Mother Shares to RM0.55 to ensure 100% losses incurred by Call Warrant Holder this round as compared to last round on 29 Jan 2021. Probably, the Syndicates purposely did not want to press down further because they knew my gang and I were waiting to collect the cheapest MBSB mother share on one (1) trading day before and after 25 May 2021. So next time, my gang and I will be silent and waiting for other better counters since Syndicates already identified my existence.
There is always a reason on why I keep waiting for MBSB to plummet to RM0.55 and below. I was using (1) Call Warrant Exercise Price; (2) Intrinsic Value and Price for Margin of Safety; and (3) Historical performances of MBSB from year 2014 to year 2020 from FCF per share, Net Cash per share and Net Income.
Historical event where my basis of assumption was CORRECT:-
MBSB C31; Expiry date on 29 Jan 2021; Issuer is CIMB; Exercise Price RM0.60; Exercise Ratio 1:1
Formula to calculate the arbitrage gain or price gap for the conversion of call warrant to mother shares:-
= (Price at Expiry Date - Exercise Price) / Exercise Ratio LESS Average Cost of Call Warrant
= (o.595 – 0.600)/1 LESS 0.040
= Maximum loss of 0.040 per call warrant
My Experience:-
My experience when I was working as a consultant to Syndicates and Fund Managers from BVI and Cayman Island told me that there is always a tendency that Syndicates (I could not mention the name or else I will be sued) will purposely throw the mother shares so that the mother share price will plummet. Then, warant holder who aims to convert the call warrant to mother share before the expiry will not be able to make profit from the price gap or what it is normally known as an "arbitrage". The issuer will be the big beneficiary if the price of mother share plummets. I had attempted some counters using this way so I always use the same way whenever I wanted to purchase mother share of MBSB. My recent experience was when I bought MBSB at end of January 2021, i.e. 1 day before and 1 day after 29 January 2021 so as to maximise my return on investment later when I could actually buy MBSB at the lowest point possible using the expiry date of Call Warrant as a benchmark. I experienced this good entry point in Jan 2021 and as such, during 1 week before and after 25 May 2021, I tried to ask everyone to wait for the price of MBSB to drop to RM0.55 assuming that the Syndicates would again press the mother share price to RM0.55.
Experience for MBSB C-32:-
MBSB C32; Expiry date on 25 May 2021; Issuer is AMBANK; Exercise Price RM0.55; Exercise Ratio 2:1
For this round, the Syndicate did not press down aggressively the price of the mother share to RM0.55 which was the exercise price. As such, warrant holder only lost a bit.
Possible hint: Look at the issuer.
I could not tell who the syndicates are and you people is smart to relate the parties such as WA Holder, Syndicates and Issuer of WA.
What is the fact about Ambank? Ambank incurred lot of costs and compensation due to 1MDB case.
Hint for next game by relating your investment decision to MBSB C-34:-
Please refer to my excel spread sheet.I will provide upon request.
Another reason on why I think the current price of MBSB is still expensive to me:-
Intrinsic Value as of early of April 2021 = RM0.72
Price for Margin of Safety (PMOS) = RM0.54 (still my desired price was RM0.55, please refer to my conversation between myself and icepumpkin and yippy68 from my excel spread sheet which I will provide upon request)
Net Cash per share (in cent) from year 2014 (-51.19), 2015 (-65.16), 2016 (46.45), 2017 (-51.85), 2018 (-172.87), 2019 (-229.93) and 2020 (-202)
Free Cash flow per share (in cent) from year 2014 (12.85), 2015 (13.51), 2016 (13.71), 2017 (14.80), 2018 (6.30), 2019 (11.84), 2020 (-20.96)
Net Income from year 2014 (1,015 mio), 2015 (258 mio), 2016 (201 mio), 2017 (417 mio), 2018 (642 mio), 2019 (717 mio) and 2020 (270 mio).
For those who would like to request for my excel spread sheet, please let me know. I send to you via KLSE i3 messenger upon request.
Thank you. My intention is to enable everyone to maximise the return by waiting for the lowest possible price which is the PMOS, a concept founded by Benjamin Graham.
Well, perhaps, my basis of assumption did not work successfully for this MBSB C-32, My intention is to maximise return and at the same time follow Value Investment and Fundamental Analysis.
Disclaimer: This is only a sharing of my idea and basis of assumption. Not an advice to you to decide BUY or SELL. Remember, Buy or Sell at your own discretion and own risk!