What if you buy for liquidation? Assuming they cannot find any business, there is still roughly 5 cents div incoming and the gap between their net conservative book value and market capitalisation is still so far off.

Side note, the prime land is valued in 1996. Taking into account inflation, the increase in land price is easily equivalent to the price you are paying for in market capitalisation.

The top 4 holds 60%+ of shares and they won't sell out at this dirt price, they might else call for liquidation and get a bigger chunk of profits. The only thing I could see going wrong in investing in Duta is that if:

1) The balance sheet is fake. Basically like those red chips companies.

2) The management does some funny business.


If everything goes within the legal boundaries, I do not see how the top shareholders and management can possibly screw the company up.

The problem with value investing (like Graham) in Malaysia is the lack of corporate governance and shareholder activity. The management is not under scrutiny by the public and neglects their shareholders. A prime example now is Insas.

Confirmed? What is the basis of your accusation?

.....So obvious but no one catch

Yes, it will.

Share price won't move much till everything is obvious to everyone.

Wait next quarter...?

it's new. 14th June

nokenzo, look at the announcement~

if you don't want regret next time, just average down if you have the conviction

Weak holder can never earn money in the stock market...you should only invest after you have done a detailed analysis and have a strong conviction in the company you are investing in or else you will just follow the herd all the time

The logic is people don't believe in the management to distribute the assets to shareholders/ enhance the assets of the company. Whether is it a good or bad logic, it's up to your judgement

.... The transaction was done quite late into the next quarter, it is just not recorded in this quarter. div was given in advance.

They allocated an amount for the dividend~

The promise is not for this quarter but for the whole FY

I am speechless, how do you even reply to someone that says money is not important anymore in an investing forum?

It's pretty funny how the board cannot see the fact that if they align their interests with shareholders, it will benefit them in the long run. The board now is in a situation where they cannot/wont dispose any of their shares due to it being not worth the price. By enhancing shareholder value, they can exit easier in the future and at a higher price as shareholder confidence is regained and a sell-off won't spook anyone. Unless I am missing the elephant in the room, I got no idea what is the management trying to do.

what's the co-relation?

In the minutes, they stated that majority of shareholders at AGM was in agreement for a waiver right?

I thought waiver for MGO was already suggested during previous AGM?

In the 10 years, have they ever generated so much cash in comparison to this FY? I only bother checking the past 5 year data, the answer is a big no. Note that they are even disposing fewer shares compared to last year and are gaining more dividend. Besides, if you know the nature of Insas business, you can make use of the "gyration".

Please overreact market.

by the time you wait, the opportunity is already gone.

Any idea what's the benefit of quarterly dividend?

why cry?

Why would oversupply of properties affect IGBREIT though?

Haha 50sen, now that's cantik

@Sslee,

No luck in communicating with KYY. However, Ms Lau did reply my email by forwarding it to Ms Chow.

@jark, yes, even if u assume warrant is ATM

Hey jon, mind mentioning the other 2?

if you look at the amount of development surrounding MV area, MAYBE it make great sense to increase exposure to this reit.

Dear SSLEE,

Any idea who is Shirley Chow and what's her position in Insas?

WB - speculative play
Mother- Fundamental value investing.

it's a good idea to subscribe, people are throwing because of the general bad sentiment surrounding right issues. The company has good future prospects now, i just hope that there will be no cost overrun this year..

To give another perspective:

1. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/sp-500s-new-mini-uptrend-give-bears-more-reason-to-be-nervous-charts-suggest-2018-03-13

2.https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/11/the-sp-500-to-take-the-scenic-route-to-all-time-highs-this-year.html

Just did my stock check, so surprised there are still selling pressure, 4Q already expected to be bad?

here panic when cohn resigned, US on the other hand never nudged

Dear Sslee,

thank you for sharing.

why are you so against him?

@lizi, KYY would be the perfect candidate....

his mainly looking at profit growth prospect, Insas does have profit growth prospect. however, you need to average the earnings out in a few years period to compare because of the nature of Insas

Different investment idea for him lo, don't have to be so rigid.

his rule is PROFIT Expectation, he predicts the profits growth in the future. however, insas is a little different from his usual companies as net profits fluctuates (Business nature)

insas is in need of shareholder activism, not sure about LCTITAN

finding KYY https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/dunspace/149727.jsp

anyone has a good way to reach KYY? https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/dunspace/149727.jsp

https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/dunspace/149727.jsp

Finding KYY

https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/dunspace/149727.jsp

Finding KYY

@Sslee,

alright,noted. thank you.

@sslee,

roughly how many days did the Ms.Lau take to reply you?