Then it would be another fairy tale in the making with Eddie Ong being the fairy Godfather sprinkling fairy dust upon Hexcap and transforming it from a penny stock into a Blue Chip worth RM20 per share.

No worries! Resistance is meant to be broken. As Hannibal stated: "I shall either
find a way or I will make one."
Onward and upward Hexcap shall proceed!

After yesterday's sudden bouts of profit takings... Hexcap is getting up to be on the go again. Hexcap marching like a redoubtable Gurkha soldier onto Bursa Hill traversing the trail towards prosperity.

Data Center boom is around the world phenomenon riding on the rise of AI which is the catalyst for technological revolution sweeping the world. Investors on Bursa are fortunate to have Hexcap and some other companies as their proxy to ride into the AI bandwagon. What investors can do now in securing this opportunity is to seize the day.

Hexcap is like Spiderman climbing up to the top of the spire atop Merdeka 118.

Looks like Hexcap might be able to reach and even overtakes the recent high of 0.71 by next week baring any unforseen geopolitical or economic disasters.

Lets see if Hexcap can manage to close at 0.645 by 5pm. Slow and steady as she goes since she still has a long path to climb.

Hexcap still in running mode. There will be retracements or profit takings along the way but not now. Now Hexcap is like Tiger on the prowl, an apex animal moving in the Bursa rainforest.

After reaching and going above its recent high of 0.71. There will be profit takings which are normal... it will climb again to break RM1.00. Again there will be profit takings... but Hexcap will rises as news of it clinching lucrative multi millions contracts from developers of data centres as well as contracts from TNB.

Eddie Ong is the man of the hour as owner of one of the hottest stock on Bursa - Hexcap.

Hexcap's assets far outstrip her liabilities in both short and long terms. Her business are supplying crucial components especially fibre optics cables for data centres. She is also involved in constructing power substations required for running data centres. Business will be booming for Hexcap's products and services. So Hexcap is in a very fortunate position of handling big volume of businesses for the coming years. Hexcap is a fundamentally sound and solid growth stock for serious investors.

Hexcap is like a dream stock to own during the exciting AI Data Centre boom. Currently its early days yet for investors who managed to snag Hexcap stocks.

Pullback/profit taking of Hexcap provides window of opportunity to buy in. In days to come, Hexcap should gradually climbs higher to cross the 0.60 mark and then towards the recent high of 0.71.

More investors are starting to appreciate that Hexcap is a diamond in the rough. Once its taken from the mine and being cut and polish by a master jewelrer, it will be transformed into a mega carat dazzling diamond that will be worth more than a King's ransom.

Hexcap is like a radiant ruby shining brilliantly in Bursa Saham.

Investors should learn from past lessons not to chase hot stocks that had risen sharply like data centre related stocks. How many times retail investors must suffer losses by chasing business they do not understand and often diregarding valuations of the stocks?

Then when such stocks fell, they forgot why the stocks were bought and panic and fear caused them to sell at a losses. Multiply this scenerio several times and investors would have lost substiantial part of their capital... therefore be aware of what you are doing in the stock market. Be a value investor and not a flighty speculators in order to win in the game of investing. The truth is that investors mindsets and themselves are the keys to success or failures.

Now is a good opportunity to invest in Lay Hong as it has strong support at 0.385. Those already invested and still have capital might want to buy more as the more the merrier when Lay Hong's stock in due time climbs up again.

I saw Mydin boss saying its not usefull to provide subsidy for eggs producers as they are doing well. He stated his opinion that lowering the price of an egg by 3 sen is not helpful since there is a shortage of eggs. He said he ordered so much eggs and were supplied with only a portion of his orders.

Mydin boss did not realise this is where the effect of the 7 sen (10 sen - 3 sen) extra margin for eggs producers kicks in.

For capitalism or free enterprise works better when there is sufficient incentive. Eggs companies on seeing 7 extra sen profits will do their best to boost eggs production that will overcome the problem of eggs shortages. Eggs being the cheapest protein which are consumed by all races and is therefore a fundamental staple food.

Thus gomen 10 sen subsidy for eggs not only will keep prices of eggs under control but will motivates eggs producers to ramp up their productions so as to fill the needs of market.

Anyway, saw an article in Nanyang with the title stating that the outlook is bright for eggs producing listed companies. Hope other media will come forward to dispell the insipid idea that the sky is falling down on eggs producing companies following mandatory reduction of each egg price down 3 sen. They still gain 7 sen after marking down 3 sen for each egg. Hope other newspapers especially The Edge will do a write up to educate the investing public.

Thanks for your input, Multiever.
Perhaps speculators were spooked by the 3 sen reduction in each egg without realising the bonanza of 10 sen subsidy for each egg. The media will have to explain the ramifications for eggs companies to retail investors so they will become steady pom pipi as to taking desperate actions instinctively. As I see it, Lay Hong is an investment grade listed company with bright future prospects; and its PER is only 3+ only. Surely most if not all stock participants understand that low single digit PER is mostly a metric that spells VALUE? As it is, now is the opportune time for value investor with fundamental mindset to put their capital to good use, which is to invest in Lay Hong when its stock price had fallen to attractive level. Remember that Lay Hong's stocks are selling at cheap PER, its also a well run enterprise that had in two consercutive earned praise worthy profits. What more can value investors want?

Anyone can clarify the negative response of Lay Hong's stock price towards gomen announcement of reduction by 3 sen per egg immediately which was mitigated by the giving of gomen subsidy of 10 sen per egg? I believe many investors in Lay Hong thought the subsidy is a gift that will give rise to higher stock price but it had instead caused the opposite effect.

drken91,
Gaduh tak baik walaupun bukan semasa bulan puasa.
Investing in stocks requires independence of thoughts and not be undully influenced by unstable emotions. Invest after checking at sufficient good reasons for putting in capital. Buffett said there are two rules for investing.
1. Never lose your capital.
2. Refer to rule No.1
I think your cost-average investment of buying 1 lot each month is a good idea. Much better than putting into fixed deposit.

A cash rich company is a positive factor in the company's favour. It is certainly better to be cash rich than another company that is burden with large debts; which in a worst case scenerio may cause bankruptcy when it is no longer able to service debts and interests.

Good morning,
Investors need to have mindset of investing in companies for longer durations than just weeks or months. And if they did not chase high price stocks such as those with high PER, they will not become worried and frustrated even if stock prices fall. To treat stock investing as a short term trade or gamble can often bring about negative consequences.

A good deal of investing is in understanding the influences of psychology on speculators/investors. Greed, fear and panicking are the banes of speculators. It takes experiences, EQ and good judgements to buy the right companies at reasonable or low prices. Need to hone our mentalities well before venturing into stock arenas to avoid unnecessary losses.

Hi moneyontheway,
Thanks for your welcome.
TSH is on my watch list before strumbling upon Calvin's sharing.
I noticed insider director bought in when its share prices fell some time ago.

I like old school business which is easier to understand. I have yet to invest in TSH although I might in future.

Thank you DJThong for your cautionary remarks. As I mentioned, I will read and try to filtered out useful or useless info and hold myself accountable for my investing decisions. There is after all, an ancient piece of advice from days of Roman Empire, which is "Buyers beware". After all in the end, its our own personal capital at stakes.

I agreed with Calvin's idea that it is a good idea to be a contrarian when it comes to stock investing.

Hi 3iii,
Thanks for your welcome to i3 forum. Let's try our level best to just focus on topics about investing; sharing whatever thoughts and ideas in civil manners.

Hi Calvin,
Just want to thank you for willing to share your thoughts and ideas about TSH. The onus is on every individual investors to do their own due diligences on whether any company is worthwhile to invest in. I am thankful to Calvin for his sharing and will not blame him for any investment decisions I made after reading his comments.