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Jesus christ u guys are so gullible, always use past and immediate share price movement to value future value.

The proper method should be to look at current + prospect objectively disregarding share price movement and ask yourself how much it will worth in the future:

1) what the company is doing now (secured order book);
2) fundamental (very healthy current working capital + short term debt with long term financing of assets = no need use own money to finance);
3) future prospects (ECRL, HSR, Pan Borneo Highway etc is a GREAT bonus if secured);
4) facts (still profitable when peers are falling here and there and escaped political cronyism by protecting shareholders value by not giving kickbacks);
5) attractive valuation (very cheap and good quality in relative to peers and should deserve a PREMIUM, that means more upside).

But instead all of them including the so called professionals and experts still get tricked by share price movement every single time and some even quickly announce to the whole world whether they bought it or sold it just to justify your feel good feeling, LOL.

If you really do your homework you will know how misunderstood GADANG is compare to all its peers and all the construction stocks in BURSA, both in relative and in absolute terms. It never fails to amaze me how all the so called professionals and expert still make novice mistake when we paid so much money for them to manage just to get things right, I guess emotion still gets them at the end of the day huh.

And btw, GADANG is never meant for quick profit and cash rich because its a steady quality growth stock. I sincerely hope all traders and non-long term investor to sell all your GADANG shares because it will never meet your objectives that way. Pls sell all now, like right now straight away pls.

Oh by the way, 100 units is the lowest/minimum amount of shares to be traded. So with a pool of 100k or 200k units, throwing away 100 units to test the market is not a big deal, and might worth the risk.

Market makers/Traders are testing the market. Similarly, they'll be willing to throw 100 units at significant drop in price to test the market. It's their game, usually on behalf of client or on behalf of themselves.

Dividend ex-date today.

Virtually for every counter, share price will be adjusted downward because the dividends being paid out will reduce the total assets (or total equity) of the business. Hence the market capitalisation (share price x shares outstanding) will be reduced to reflect the said reason.

Quite ridiculous to me personally but that's the way it is.