this is the malaysia-finance blogsite about JCY. i suspect the fall to 40-sens was when the sole owner Yong wanted to sell his interest. but this is just guess work. bottom line is, this is where the privatize part of JCY came about! its being re-packaged and story sold to many again, in my guess by CIMB!
question must be asked, why Yong didn't want to take it private when it was hovering around 40+ sens? made sense then rather than joining forces with naughty IBs (and loaning their stocks to sell and yada yada...) and skirting trouble with SC and shareholders now that the turnaround project is successful? any last minute experts' intake on this?
Broad correction going on today with a lot more counters losing than gaining. Even a miserable 2 sen gain can take three counters into the Top 10 "Gainers"! Quality counters are becoming more attractive but at the same time can't be too hasty.
My list includes: Digi, Axiata, Maxis, TM, Mudajaya, SKPetro, UOADEV, YTL Power, Perisai... but they will have to shed some more sen to be really attractive. So many counters but capital, as always, is limited. Therefore, will have to find the best bang for the buck. It's back to fundamentals where PE and dividend yield will decide, aided by technical readings and the comments here.
From what I had read at Bloomsberg last night, ECB will purchase the bonds. But as compromise and to `jaga hati' the fiscal hawks in Germany and the northern countries, the interest rates will be market-based. So, those deadbeat countries will still have to cough it out through their nose should the market decide above 6% or more. I think that's fair - they *will* get the funds but surely they can't expect to pay what Germany has to.
By the way, comparatively we are doing okay. The 3-year rate (or is it 5, not sure) for us is only at 3.something%. That 1997/8 financial crisis is a blessing in a way because it checked us from having enough rope to hang ourselves, like Greece and Spain.
The US is already printing out the monies<as there is a surge in their asset in the previous balance sheet, although the Fed chairman is beating around the bush with regards to its another round of quantitative easing(QE) move. let see who make the 1st move.
Now that QE has been mentioned - although it will likely boost the market for a while, I feel all of this money-printing and huge debts are going to end badly for the US and Europe. And we will also be affected although most likely not as badly.
Their debts are simply unsustainable - the US especially. Should countries like China no longer purchase the US bonds - or worse, unload what it is already holding - what other options would the US have? They can continue to print money but it will become like the `duit pohon pisang' as issued by the Japanese during WWII. Even right now I think it should be less than RM3.00 for 1 US$. The only reason why it had gone up to this current level is because of the Euro crisis - people are even more fearful of the Euro situation and had looked for seeming `safe havens'... ignoring the fact that the US isn't exactly in sound financial shape.
For us, BSKL is one way to invest and try make some money. But I'd say it's prudent not to put all our capital into the market. Diversifying a certain percentage (10% or so) into precious metals like gold and silver would be prudent.
Drat! It petered out with some party selling heaving into 0.97. Looks like I should pick up the shares and wait out these sellers over the coming weeks.
Datuk, maggi mee can be quite nice...the maggi goreng especially. This is what I'd usually order at the restaurant. Or roti canai. Nothing else. I'm so predictable.
By the way, to the Buyers - buy la the -CF at 0.055... so kedekut Heheh!
just keep watch quietly dunkin. Wherever you go, still got problem remember? you still have not made peace with the ghosts this month! silap2 your ID & password cache disappears again!
Dunkin ....JCY is not my cup of tea...zero position....but the business fundamental is unpredictable in the long run......If the business is great....it shouldn't listed in bursa....get very poor valuation compared to its peer in Taiwan, Hong KOng or Singapore...
Unless the major shareholders delist....and relist again ....
Good for them! They came in at the right time at 0.93 when sentiments were jittery. That put paid to any party that might have wanted to create another panic among traders and thereby selling too quickly. It could just be some institution making a quick profit or whatever in the mid-afternoon. But it could also be some party that had attempted to drive down the price at 0.97 with very big lots. In this situation, the buy backs are critical to rebuild confidence.
If the suspicions as mentioned here yesterday are true, only one party would be unhappy should the warrants strike - those who had issued them and would have to fork out the difference to holders after ex date. Or, people who had somehow circumvented the regulations and making short selling. The other explanation is these could be normal selling by investors with very big lots looking to either make a quick profit or to cut loss with the rebound.
The IB people would not be happy if these suspicions aren't true. But what to do, some things do look suspicious. And they haven't made any attempts to clear the air either so...
Bravehearts< can expect the buyback continue tomorrow. now that the bond buying program by ECB had turn euro market green,and good jobs data in us had made US stock futures climbing will change the market sentiment.hope the 2 days selldown on M'sia and S'pore markets to make a U turn on Friday. Today, all Asia major market up, except Msia & Spore. KC, contemplating to avg up.
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this is the malaysia-finance blogsite about JCY. i suspect the fall to 40-sens was when the sole owner Yong wanted to sell his interest. but this is just guess work. bottom line is, this is where the privatize part of JCY came about! its being re-packaged and story sold to many again, in my guess by CIMB!
question must be asked, why Yong didn't want to take it private when it was hovering around 40+ sens? made sense then rather than joining forces with naughty IBs (and loaning their stocks to sell and yada yada...) and skirting trouble with SC and shareholders now that the turnaround project is successful? any last minute experts' intake on this?
http://malaysiafinance.blogspot.com/search?q=jcy