@tksw i am not a sifu. If people share info with solid sources, that will be helpful.

@smartinvestor1 thank you for your input. But appreciate if you can share more on how you get your info.

talking about growth. the company listed for 1 year only and in the Prospectus, they mentioned that they need to 2 years to utilize the capital including expansion. they had increase their sales in europe for the moment. I wish to know which company CAN high growth (if you dont midn to shre) within 1 year they listed and yet before they full expanded with the collected capital.

for banker , please show us solid source (chart , homily, whatever) that you could make such claim.

low growth should have lower PE? i believe there are many unreasonable PE in malaysia stock market LO~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

sorry if you think im rude , but hopefully you can show the info that leads to your opinion made.

Otherwise, you just a ...............

Director disposed 6.5m shares. Good luck guys.

appreciate for your sharing, SuperPanda.

guys, this forum created to share information i believe. there is no need to fight or be mean.

where are those who commented like VS gonna bankrupt in 1 day's time?

Chicken?

hmmmmm, just wanna ask guys who get in at 0.6X or above 0.55 recently...do you ever think whether the QR could support the price?

"dare to dream, brave to fall" to those brothers who bought merely on rumours, learn the lesson to be better =)

wow, I'm sorry to see those brothers who "checked-in". Hopefully the mentor "checked-in" too and he is not bluffing.

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Business-News/2015/05/15/Malakoff-open-to-looking-at-1MDB-power-assets/?style=biz


check this out. Maybe you will get the idea why =)

profit-taking

Besides, the high dividend yield most of the time can only be found in the companies in mature stage of life cycle or they are not expanding. eg FLBHD dividend yield is high and low P.E, low volume, they only sell woods, and no intention to grow yet.

well, i agree and not agree with your, Eric. based on calculation you might right. but again it depends on 2 conditions i would say. first of all , do you/ the company own that amount of money? if don't, how u gonna earn that so call 4 %? second, the amount of the money/revenue. for example, the egg distributors earn only 1 or 2 cents for every egg, try to calculate the percent, but can you see the volume? just sharing and happy trading =)