Honestly, I am shocked a the fluctuation in the share price. But keep in mind, last year around this time, the share price also took a major dive down to RM2 because EPF was disposing.... and look at where the price is today.

My suspicion is that the drop in share price is mainly psychological and/or due to a major fund pulling out. My comments on major funds pulling out is "GO AHEAD". HY survived it before and it sure as hell can survive it now.

I believe the fundamentals of the company are still intact and that the drop in the share price is not a reflection of the Company's performance.

Like Warren Buffet said, when you invest in a business, you don't check in every single day or every single hour to find out what the staff is doing, or how the performance of the Company is. You let the results speak for themselves when they are announced.

I think everyone just need to chill, take a breath and remember why you invested in this Company in the first place. If you bought into this Company because all your friends were buying and you happily followed... then sad to say, you should follow the crowd on the way out too.

But if you bought the Company because you did your homework and did your research, then you should have confidence in your decision. Check, double check and triple check your work. But if you cant find anything wrong with it, then you should not be afraid.

I've been collecting since 3.80... but seems like no interest on this counter... no volume

why is it not moving?

i don't think it will drop to 1.50.... but from what I see, it looks like big share holders are disposing...

I agree... fundamentally, the counter looks good, continuous growing revenues and profits, and it pays out dividends consistently.

My only concern is that the P/E is 24 which seems pretty high (does this mean that we are currently buying at a future price). Also, given the rise in its profits, why hasn't the dividend to shareholders increased?

That said, I have been collecting this counter for a while now and am very happy with its performance. Don't think i'll be selling any time soon.

I don't think you convert the warrant into the shares via the broker..... in whatever case, any exercise of this warrant will be a few years down the road... its tenure is 7 years after all...

However, based on what I've read, this warrant seems to be different from others given that it has this step down pricing of like 7 cents per annum....

Correct me if I am wrong, but is this step down like a dividend? does that mean that we will receive cash into our accounts? If so, it seems like this warrant is a pretty good buy... coz it looks like it performs like any other share...

is it just me or does it look like the EPS and P/E for this counter is wrong? based on the past 4 quarterly EPS, I calculate a much lower P/E than 35.... correct me if i'm wrong...

What are your thoughts on the warrants? any idea what the price of the mother share needs to be in order to exercise the warrants?