i bought kenanga at RM1.30 after the dividend was announced but it went down. the dividend seems very small in the other years only 2 years they pay high div. is it a good buy?
software guy, do u mean have to let it go before 29 Apr 2022? when the warrants expire, will the shares prices dip again? may be next year they might give the same or higher dividend when the economy rebounds.
KENANGA-CA warrant will be expired by 29 Apr 2022, execution price is 1.60. So 1.60 is the strongest resistance will be defended by the warrant operator.
Congratulation to Kenanga: Your name was called. Among the frontrunners is a consortium comprising of mobile phone network operator Axiata Group Bhd. and RHB Bank Bhd. There’s also an application from a group including Kenanga Investment Bank Bhd., the Sarawak state government and Revenue Group Bhd., a Malaysian information technology services firm.
Yesterday was the dividend’s ex date, so the price drop yesterday was just an adjustment of it. Every stock that pays dividend will have the same adjustment.
Hi Sam. If you buy on ex-date, you will not get dividend. If you sell on ex-date, you will. In this case, Kenanga's ex-dividend date is 30/3. If you bought on 29/3 (or before) and sold on 30/3, you will still receive the dividend.
Next support at 1.14. Great time to accumulate this quality stock. When the hype riding retailers are gone, only serious investors will stay for long term. Digital banking or not, this stock has a good future outlook especially during the recovery of economy.
why doesn't the share price move up after the dividend?? have you done enough research about this counter?? wallstreetrookie, you have a high value of TSH so i think you can do more research for this counter for the price seems stagnant??
I'm also hoping that Sabah & Sarawak will get at least 1 digital banking license as EM is really underserved. But if BNM is going all out just for potential profit, then the obvious choices would be the ones people are singing the loudest about (RHB-AXIATA, YTL-SEAGROUP, AEON Group, Razer). These fellas will only go for the techsavvy city dwellers and in the end the underserved will continue to be neglected.
This counter seems to be constantly buying back its own shares despite the price keeping going down further. Are they trying to support their share price with their cash hoard despite knowing that their share price keeps dropping on? Would be better if they let the price drop till a support is reached or so before employing the buybacks.
Company buys back shares have different priority compared to investors. If they were to let their share price slide to whatever bottom, it would look bad on them, so buying back the shares and maintaining the price provides assurances to investors that the company has confidence in their valuation.
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