however, still, the buyout was due to debt if not mistaken.. UEM took over to save RENONG.. bad GLC then.. same to MAS.. someone will take over? "GLC never die" huhuhu
the take over is mainly due to "hidden value of the assets"... they should already re-valued and keep it underground.. delist first after that revalue and make it public.. then listing again with new high price.. =)
@berid, busy counting your loot from the MISC-CN killing?:-) This is every warrant kaki's dream, that is in getting *that* counter which `meletup'. Ever since I started with CWs eight months ago, I still haven't gotten the killer CW yet. One slipped by, SKPetro-CA - bought at 0.06 and sold much too early. This one would have brought in 400%!
Now I'm looking at MRCB to be one of the killer counters. Sure doesn't look like it right now. In fact, the probability of it sliding further is greater than it going up any time soon. But I'm going to bet on the GLC/politically-linked counters having their day. The question is "When". Don't want to jump in yet though. Will have to watch these counters for indications. If they rebound and rally, and if one has their CWs, 100% and above profits are more than possible.
Okay, will do... at your own risk. I'm looking at CN and wondering if it might be a good punt. Ex. price of 1.60 looks more than achievable because that was the low end of its previous `normal' range of 1.60-1.75 in 2012. Reach that and the 0.02 now should easily be 0.05. Expiry at the end of May is also reasonable. CO and CP may be better with their longer expiry dates. But the market maker doesn't look serious about selling CP though.
Heavy selling towards the end of the trading session. No one knows what the support is. Technically it is now grossly oversold so there might be a mild technical rebound in the near future. Traders wouldn't dare to buy with the counter behaving like this. Have to see who the sellers are - is it EPF?
anyway, TQ MC.. i guess its my lucky trade.. now looking for PCHEM.. good closed today.. pushed up and volume.. if index continues uptrend, then pchem can go more higher despite news in the market saying sell down..
i think could be green for tomorrow, however, how strong the rebound still unknown.. might green in the morning, and red in the evening..
PChem-CO: I hesitated last Thursday when 1,000 lots were offered at 0.02. The mother looks promising today. If the rebound continues tomorrow, that other guy who snapped them up (was it you??) will possibly be able to sell at 0.04 and make 100% profit.
@necro, Despite the slide and not knowing where the bottom is, I think I'm going to jump the gun with MRCB-CN and enter a "Good To Date" of 0.015. At this price level, a half sen move either way might be difficult considering the percentage involved. If the mother were to rebound before I get it at that price, I'll probably give in to the seller's 0.02. I'm also going to enter a GTD for TM-CU at 0.035. This one has a long expiry date so there's the luxury of waiting. As with MRCB, should TM rebound, I'll rush in at 0.04. But these will be cautious buying i.e. not too many lots.
Mrcb will only recover when BN wins. It's a pure crony company. My opinion is no amount of contracts gained will help price recovery. Only politic confidence will lift it up.
MC= did not snatched CO, instead went for CQ at 0.12.. new CW listed.. If continue rally, RM6.40(resistance) could see price to go to ~0.15 or higher.. will gain about ~3cent.. will cut loss if continue downfall even though long lives.. safety first.. =)
for MRCB, i think it will try lower support at 1.33 (May 10).. then could initiate a rebound.. hope for a open lower (1.33) and close higher and create sentiment change with bullish engulfing.. or perhaps a harami..
Wasn't aware of the new PChem CW. In fact I wasn't even following CP on my trading screen's folder. Have now added these. It would be a good strategy to have it since the mother is followed by many fund managers. We the small fish should try hitch a ride through the CWs and profit when these big fellows come in.
Going lower still. Might be foolhardy but I'm in with the CN at 0.015. If there's a rebound, there will be a 100% profit. If the slide continues, and when time starts to run out, will have to take a 50% loss. Risky, but that's how it goes with a high leverage CW.
This will be very risky but I'm going for broke with the CN. Adding more at 0.01 and betting something positive will happen before its expiry at the end of May. If that doesn't happen, well... The possible loss in percentage terms will be big but money-wise it won't wipe me out. Never put in capital that you can't afford to lose. Have to manage the risks and capital properly when it comes to CWs.
MC, bold move i would say.. anyway, i also hope for something positive, however, at the moment, none.. hahaha.. all the best then.. price of CN very tempting.? this counter possible to go lower RM1 again i think as what happened in the past.
all the best to everyone.. hopefully CW will you big2 angpow this time.. if the news to be true, an exchange of 1bil valued landbank with 20% of mrcb share.. lets wait n see the official news later..
this morning add more CW.. not sure RRIM or not, but belongs to gapurna.. an exchange of 20% to gapurna.. if directly calculate and xchange.. with 20% share equal to 1bil.. price is RM3.60.. RM3.60/unit for 20% = equal to RM bil.. this is direct calculation and sound stupid. too good to be true.. just wait n see what is the content of the news later.. anyway, nothing is impossible provided this is Gov link counter.. tabung haji acquired for long time already.. announced 8% of return.. althought might not related..
After months of negotiations, the Gapurna group has firmed up its entry into Malaysia Resources Corp Bhd (MRCB) in a deal expected to be announced today.
Sources say the mechanics of the deal negotiated between both sides since the middle of last year is very much intact. Nusa Gapurna Sdn Bhd, which has 60 acres of prime land worth RM1bn, will injected into MRCB in return for shares.
The Gapurna group will end up with 20% of the enlarged MRCB while Employee Provident Fund will continue to hold about 40% in the construction outfit cum property developer.
The Company intends to propose a corporate exercise involving a very substantial transaction, as defined under the Main Market Listing Requirements of Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad (“Bursa Securities”) (“Listing Requirements”).
In view of this development, the Company had on 8 February 2013 requested for the suspension in the trading of its securities from 2.30 p.m. on 8 February 2013 to 5.00 p.m. on 8 February 2013. The request for suspension is made under Paragraph 3.1(a) of Practice Note 2 of the Listing Requirements on Requests for Suspension.
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....
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Posted by passerby > 2013-02-01 17:53 | Report Abuse
then Renong Bhd not a good example , sorry :), thanks for correcting berid