Precisely true. Article said jcy made a lot of retail investors dissapointed. Needless to say when high volume comes it attracts retailers but they all get trap when the price gets pulled down subsequently. Its been like this for 2 years. Cut your losses n move on. Could have gone up a little already all these while but has it? The answer is so darn obvious.
Since the market bullish intact, we should believe the chart pattern. The BULLISH HARAMI CROSS pattern confirmed @0.7000, so valid average buying price stands now at 0.7050. BUY signal is generated. Most probably, it is the right time to ride. Happy trading.
Both digital storage leaders Western Digital and Seagate reported good results this June Q with their share prices near 12 month highs. As one of their mechanical HDD components supplier, can JCY lag that far behind? Still cheap at 70-71 sen, JCY may spring a pleasant surprise this fiscal Q June 2014. Then, funds may chase the share and clean up the weak retail traders.
Better to watch the earnings pattern when next quarter result is announce in few weeks. If profit is less then last quarter, it will be start of earnings reversal into losses for a few quarters again. History keep repeating..few quarter profit followed by few quarter losses and this cycle keep repeating.
Fund managers have a herd mentality; give them a valid reason and they will fall over each other to buy. JCY has notably weak investor relationship, management does not give sufficient guidance Q to Q to provide earnings visibility. No one knows what's coming Q to Q. So you look at the insiders actions for guidance. MD Tan Shih Leng bought 5.5 million shares over 2013/14 at average 65 sen and is still holding. Other directors also bought millions and still hold. Does that tell you anything?
Concur lohman's point of view... I would anticipate inventory built up in JCY's coming result, as of how much customer is pulling from the inventory and made payment... only someone worked in JCY would know...
Lohman you better buy more now before all the fund manager and md fall over themselves to buy before the next Q result is announced. Confuscious say price will fall further to below .60 on earnings reversal.
I have bought a significant quantity around 70-71 sen.This is a very liquid stock. Just need some heavy fund money to move up the price in high volume with decent June 14 fiscal Q results to be announced later this August month. Confucius is not a reliable predictor of earnings or stock prices, he is too far into philosophical pursuits to bother about materialistic things. MD Tan Shih Leng's actions are a better indicator of JCY's performance.
Do you think MD Tan Shih Leng, or a confused layman who misspells Confucius, has a better grasp of JCY's future performance? Follow the smart money with Tan & his fellow directors; they have individually invested RM millions in JCY over 2013/14.
resorting to personal attacks tells me you are now desperate and worried about your investment. Let this layman do you the honour of explaining why you should be worried:
1. Your comparison of WD and seagate price rally to JCY is flawed. WD made USD $445million profit in the last quarter and Seagate approximately USD $370 miilion. How much did JCY make in the last quarter again? RM38m (USD $11 million approx). Does it still look like a laggard now? Also, JCY do not produce hard disk drives, they produce 2 or 3 of the many other components that make up a disk drive. WD and Seagate assemble all these components together to actually produce the end product, ie hard drives.
2. JCY is a price taker and not a price maker. Since the thailand floods, the average selling prices (asp) have fallen eating into their margins. In terms of the asp, when WD and seagate say sit, jcy must sit, when they say stand jcy must stand. Otherwise they can easily give all the orders to notion, Belton or MMI instead of JCY. The profits of WD and seagate look great each quarter because they have a noose around the asp for suppliers like JCY and that noose gets tighter each quarter to ensure their own profits keeps looking good.
3. The fact that you would use the MD Tan Shih Leng as a indicator to buy is laughable. Do you think the major shareholder is that stupid enough to let you profit first before he takes a piece of the pie? If the current price is such a laggard and there is so much potential left, he would have privatised it a long time ago. YOu will be following MD Tan Shih Leng over the cliff as a permenant long term share holder (ie trapped). He has the holding power to keep holding onto the 5.5m shares for a very long period of time, even if the price falls by over 50% in the next 12 months, it would have minimal effect on him. But the average investor does not have the same holding power or money as he does, and drops of 10% to 30% will be painful for these investors.
4. Funds no longer trust JCY and have no confidence in the company. You can keep dreaming and enticing people with fund managers all all you like.
Let me leave you on this note. When you are awake at night worrying about your "significant" investment in JCY, remember the above points and grasp them well. After 21 August when the price starts falling again due to deteriorating profits, remember this confused layman's name and say it in your mind...SAGE, because he told you so despite misspelling one word.
@sage; we can agree to disagree but not to argue unnecessarily. We are here to openly exchange views, not disparage each other. I did not mean to attack you personally and I should not have dissed your misspelling of Confucius. We all have certain habitual quirks which should be overlooked. However, the repeated reference to the ancient great Chinese sage irked me as being excessively irreverent and I responded in haste that Saturday morning. Must have got up on the wrong side of the bed.
Having said that, I still believe JCY will spring a positive earnings surprise next Q or two. If so, I'm going to share a bottle of fine single malt whisky and smoke expensive cigars with MD Tan Shih Leng.
Guys, no need to argue. Listen to this podcast, and gauge the turnaround story for jcy http://www.bfm.my/breakfast-grille-james-wong-jcy.html. I'm so sure to make a few millions from jcy as the factory operations are put on full swing to meet the demand.
@matakuda, if JCY is operating at full capacity, I won't have any qualms sinking in RM millions too. How does one confirm it is so? Can't possibly ask MD Tan or ED Wong directly.
that podcast and article is over 5 months old....and its the same story playing over and over since the flood. same shit different smell. The funds no longer buy this story and the fact that they admit they have to change public perception already says alot (in fact they have been trying to change public perception since listing in 2010). JCY has been coming like that in a 2-3 sen range for the last few months each time trapping more and more of the less informed....again same shit different smell. JCY has reached full capacity? what a joke! if you are going to try and con the public here at least be smarter about it. In Feb 2012 Q results it recorded a 162m profit (i take this as the peak of the production levels during the HDD global hdd shortage), in the last quarter it made 38m. full operational capacity? From your repeated comments about so called sinking millions into JCY, I can tell this is also bullshet to try and con more people to sink their hard earned money into this counter.
ED Wong has had the majority of the 4.5 million shares since it got listed in 2010. Congratulations on becoming a permanent long term (5 yrs+) share holder of JCY like ED Wong. Nearly all his shares were allocated to him at RM 1.60 (listing price) in 2010. The current share price will have to go up by .90+ just for him to break even. For him to make so called millions, the share price would have to reach RM3+.
Why stop at sinking miilions in...why not sink billions and or even triilions? what a joke.
sage, what is the main reason JCY will suffer loss in the next few quarters?
lohman, I just found out that JCY management is quite consistent in their future quarter result forecast on most of the release quarter reports, of course with usual phrases/terms that a CEO would articulate.
As we edge towards Q3 2014 results announcement, I like JCY more and more; this, despite not so positive technical charts which says sideways trading with a downward bias. Today, volume has picked up together with an uptick in price, and if continued the next week or two, I will become bullish, not hesitant. The charts do not lie, just that they can be interpreted wrongly if insufficient data is collected. At 71.5 - 72.0 sen, I'm in positive territory and a lot better off than ED Wong's imputed position.
Trading Idea – JCY Poised for a further progress towards RM0.80 zones as indicators are bottoming up.
§ After a 3-month sideways consolidation, JCY share prices are likely to “Break the Ice” and widen its Bollinger bands in the near term as readings from daily oscillators (RSI, Slow Stochastics and MACD) signal bottoming up. A decisive breakout above e towards RM0.725 (100-d SMA) will spur prices higher towards RM0.76 (weekly Upper-Bollinger band) and our LT target price of RM0.80 (200-w SMA). Immediate supports are RM0.69 (monthly low) and RM0.675 (50-w SMA). Cut loss below RM0.665.
The listing price and .90 was simply used to illustrate a point , the fact of the matter is his investment is currently still in a loss after 4 years . Since you want to be precise about it , the share price needs to go up by approx rm.49 or 68% from current price before he even breaks even. And since you want to get precise with me.
The total cost of his 6m shares at average rm 1.192= $7.152m Current value of his investment= $ 4.29m Current profit/ loss= $2.86m LOSS over 4 years. That is a 40% loss!
Even if the price goes back up to ipo price today and he made a profit of 2.5m, it only represents a 35%!profit on his investment of 7.152m which averages out over 4 years is approximately 11% a year. That's nothing spectacular.
Go ahead and sink your billions in, don't let me stop you.
Poor ED Wong, one can feel for him but he had opportunity to liquidate in 2010 and 2012 around RM1.60 but chose not to for his own reasons. As for me, I'll be looking at MD Tan for guidance as to when to sell. Watch out for those public announcements on director's share transactions!
@matakuda; tks, that strategy is open to all investors, including yourself. Buying at 70.5 sen average, I am less than 9% off MD Tan's historical cost; 10% off if buying today but with much reduced uncertainty. If I can confirm JCY is running at near full capacity, I'll sink in billions. Sorry, that's Rupiah billions.
chart based taken from somewhere: "The bulls are strong. The negative sentiment that led to the last bearish pattern has evaporated. Signal is suggesting to STAY LONG. It is best to follow the signal and continue to hold this security, but with a more CAUTIOUS attitude".
Confirmed from inside source that JCY factory operations in Malaysia, Thailand, China are running at high capacity. While that does not necessarily translate into bumper profits, it surely means they have strong orders to fill and next few Q results are likely to be good. Now have to source more billions (of Rupiah) to invest.
Wait till JCY announces a good set of June14 Q results, gives 1.75% interim dividend and provides optimistic guidance for next Q as well. What will you do if you are a fund manager?
JCY will definitely produce good results in next 2 weeks. Slowly climbing up till the results out and when u see the results, it is already 80 over sen. I already Hantam kuat kuat already.
HC LEE wait until the financial report come out... August.... if good than buy will never late... if up just will lose profit a bit, but down you will loose your money... how can wait who can get profit... I buy at 73sen and get 2 time divided... one is 1 sen and another one is 1.25sen...
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Posted by Aaron Kwok > 2014-07-26 19:43 | Report Abuse
Precisely true. Article said jcy made a lot of retail investors dissapointed. Needless to say when high volume comes it attracts retailers but they all get trap when the price gets pulled down subsequently. Its been like this for 2 years. Cut your losses n move on. Could have gone up a little already all these while but has it? The answer is so darn obvious.