Whats the point in swallowing up a small company like Hafary (RM136 million deal) if it causes RM3 billion worth of losses in share value??? Idiotic I think.
No news realted to any shares transaction from the big boss. Apparently, he might unload at high price and then slowly collecting back at lower price...
I estimate there are about 13 million shares sold the past 12 or so days. Just 13 million or 0.5% of 2200 million issued shares! Imagine allowing the trading of 1/2 percent of shares destroy RM3 billion worth of value. I do not understand how someone who has in the past so carefully planned and executed his business can allow this to happen.
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Palm oil contribution is material but not significant. These are people who know what they are doing and have in the past done all the right things. Taking over Hafary makes sense on paper and I am sure if they decide so it is so. I still have faith in the directors. What is happening now may not make sense to all of us now. Its painful but in time it will be crystal clear.
1. People shouting for share buyback is stupid. Why? Management's duty is to manage business well, not to control share price. In the long term if business is doing well, it will reflect in share price. 2nd, buyback only make sense if company has too much cash which cannot be put into good use. What is good use, such as invest in capex, dividend etc. Buyback comes last. Last, buyback only create shareholder value if it is below intrinsic value, or else it destroy shareholders value, who is shareholders? you. Is current price below intrinsic value? No.
2. Hapseng no doubt is a steady conglomerate. However it's price has run up to $4.90 doesnt mean it is worth $4.90. And if you really think it's price is worth that much, why you crying over current price? Should be a bargain to buy and buy.
3. When most shares are falling left and right in 2nd half of 2014, everyone is proud of Hapseng, the invisible/defensive stock in Bursa. Now a sudden drop and everyone are shaking their legs. Has the fundamental changed in 3 months? Or are you lacking faith? Or you just buy because it looks invisible?
4. Hapseng property development contribute over 50% of net income, has one of the best profit margin compare to other division. If other property stocks are trading close to NTA or PE of 6-10, shouldnt Hapseng deserve the same?
shake till 1.5ringgit out? You know it market cap drop by how much or not? Need how many volume to do so? Btw, recent it has no share buy back, why dont they collecting if shake ppl out
This is merely a platform for people to discuss and exchange their ideas. You may have your own view and it is certainly a bad manner to address people as stupid. How many listed company in Malaysia has actually reflected their true value in market?
The sharp drop in share price is definitely disturbing the investors' holding confidence . You cant predict what had happened to your investment. How many people could stay slow and steady when you see the large fluctuation of share price just within a few days? You may stay at ease as this has not caused any pain to you. Panic-stricken is just a normal reaction for multitude.
Put it the right way, buyback is stupid not the person. If a company is worth $1, share price suddenly go from $2 to $1.50, and suddenly management says buyback to stop the drop, everyone is happy. But what actually happens, management is using Your money to buyback shares for $1.50 when actual value is only $1.
That's why you have to learn the right way of investing. When price gone up during 2014, im very sure many investor plow money into Hapseng, I bought at $1.97 and exit last June at $3.40+. Now when a sudden drop everyone lose confidence and start dumping, this is called buy high sell low. When market crash everyone panic and sell, when that is normally the perfect time to buy.
If you have a yardstick about how much is the correct price for Hapseng, why worry? I bought Aeon Credit at $15.30 and it falls all the way to $10.80, I was surprised but im happy to average down.
Before you buy something, imagine if it drops 30-50% will you panic? if you think you will, never buy. In contrast, if you feel excited, then you are allowed to buy.
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Posted by SP0094701 > 2015-01-20 09:30 | Report Abuse
What happen to Hapseng this few days continues drop ???? Any inside bad news ??/