What the hell is going on with Digi??

Digi is a good company. Just close your eyes and buy. Capital gain long term. Dividend every quarter. Keep in FD only 3% and no capital gain.FD 3% pergi Starbuck or coffee bean pun tak cukup.

Great Dividend

why down

Koyahhhh again

Up up and away

That's what I want to know also "Who move the price up in the last 10 minutes? "

Slow slow wait it climb_/ When when and when

Don't lah insult to injury

Should we sell or keep? Cut lost. Cannot tahan. Take the money and put in Phama or Digi. Please advice

Whatever it is I cannot tahan

Hi Ho cannot tahan. Ini macam mati loh

Hope so. Beh tahan loh

Thanks for your advice

No I did not call you, just want to know from the experts why it is going down down and down

Going down tremendously. Can some Sifu tell us why?

I notice overall dividend pay out is less than 6% per annum. Why why tell why

shan75, going north extremely! mana ada

Ini hari turun, why why tell me why

Ini hari naik, kenapa??

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Investing/2014/10/09/RHB-maintains-Buy-on-DiGi/

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Investing/2014/10/09/AmResearch-maintains-Buy-on-Parkson/

Digi more stable

Well they buy cheap and push up later or the company is going to be delisted from Brusa. Hold on to your horses is the key word.

Your are entitled for the dividend

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Investing/2014/05/27/RHB-maintains-Buy-on-Digi/

Going up to 6.20

Why everyday treasury is buying? Any comments anyone.

Who knows

keep-lah for long term

dividend ok

Stay away

Mas koyah

can hit 4.40 soon

Can hit 7.00 in few months

Someone is trying to screw up the investors. Do not sell buy if you can.

Might go below IPO price. Throw

Last year was better dividend. End of last year was 12 cents.

Stay away from this stupid counter

What's the latest and the greatest

In order to tally as last year, Digi should declare 19.3 cents or 20 cents

What's the latest and the greatest

Long term guys

PAYS GOOD DIVIDEND TOO

Next dividend 20 cents

Good counter to keep. Pays good dividend

Stay away for good. Invest in other counters. It is a shop lot company in Taiping, Perak.

KUALA LUMPUR: CIMB Equities Research said the likely introduction of the goods and services tax (GST) should be positive for the mobile carriers as they would no longer have to absorb the 6% sales tax for prepaid users.

“DiGi would benefit the most as 71% of its revenues are prepaid vs 58% at Celcom and 55% at Maxis,” it said.

It said on Friday the sector and its stock calls remain a Neutral across the board despite this potential development as the impact would be limited.

Assuming that the telcos are able to recover only half the tax as some consumers would reduce their usage when GST is imposed, it estimated only a 3%-6% lift for CY15 core net profit and 3%-5% for target prices. M1 is its top pick in the region.

CIMB Research said the GST proposal is likely to be included in Budget 2014 proposals which will be tabled on Oct 25. Should it indeed be on the cards, the GST would only be introduced in 2015 as the government will take around 14 months to implement it.

“Our economists expect it to range between 4% and 6%,” it said.

The imposition of GST should be positive for the mobile operators as they would finally be able to pass on the 6% sales tax on prepaid revenue that they have been absorbing. Postpaid users already bear this tax.

“DiGi stands to benefit the most from a GST, followed by Maxis and Axiata (through Celcom). Prepaid revenue makes up 71% of DiGi’s total revenue versus an estimated 55% at Maxis and 58% of Celcom.

“The cellcos currently book only 94% of prepaid revenues as they absorb the 6% sales tax. Prepaid users may cut back on usage when GST is introduced as they are generally price sensitive and have tighter budgets,” it said.

Assuming that the telcos are able to recover only half the tax since some consumers would reduce their spending, DiGi’s FY15 core net profit could be lifted by 6% versus 4% for Maxis and about 3% for Axiata.

“We estimate a 4.6% or 21 sen rise in our DCF-based target price for DiGi and a 2.9% or 21 sen increase for Maxis. Axiata’s SOP-based target price would rise by 2.9% or 20 sen. We have not built this into our forecasts.
“We remain Neutral on the sector as this development would not have a significant impact on the industry’s earnings. Moreover, GST is only expected to be introduced in 2015. We prefer M1 which is the biggest beneficiary of mobile data repricing in Singapore,” said the research house.

Well if don't want to make some money then you wait.

will go below 1.00 after syria war will go up 1.75