Velesto is no longer a teenager now. It has just turned into an adult. hahaha

Good news. Should easily overcome 20sen barrier tomorrow morning.

After disposing of much of the company's assets for RM150 million over 10 years ago, the company just keeps the proceeds from the disposal in the banks. Why not just wind up the company and distribute the money to shareholders?

Has not traded above 20sen for over 3 months. Hopefully it can cross the 20sen a share barrier today. That would be a good sign.

Dropping towards lowest level in over 4 years. Out of 10 Genting investors, 9 lose money on this counter.

Would likely drop to below RM3.60 again. 大番薯management would produce 大番薯counter.

Those who had bought at below RM3 hardly 2 months ago but didn't sell when it shot above RM4 less than a month later have only got themselves to blame. So speculative!

As long as RHB Bank continues to pay me 40sen a share dividend each year, I am not worried about what trap I may fall into, whether it is value trap, mouse trap or booby trap.

Safe to buy at this level. Just wait for it to go up to 60sen and then dispose of. Even if it goes beyond 60sen a share only one time this year, you still have a net gain of 15%. Banks only pay you 2.7% interest a year.

Those who buy Keck Seng now are no longer ignorant, they are farsighted. Just wait for a year or two, it would start to move north.

Fund managers won't buy this counter because it is illiquid. Small investors don't have the capacity to drive up its share price. Though it is worth much, much more than its current price, it is still trading at a fraction of its actual worth.

Heading towards 4 year low again after a rather strong rebound. This counter has no future.

Correction lasted two days only. Two earlier corrections after strong rebounds lasted for much longer time. Good sign.

Has lost back over 50% of its recent gains. Hopeless counter.

Dropped 8% from its recent peak, then recovered 3% only to drop back again. Still weak.

Wonder why there are so many foolish people around.

mf doesn't know what to write. Just copies and pastes.

Grabbed a couple of thousand shares at around RM5.60 recently. Surprised that this counter is still struggling at RM5.60 instead of trading at above RM10 a share.

Keck Seng has almost 10,000 acres of plantation and development lands, almost all of which have not been revalued for over 40 years. The value for much of its land would increase by 100 times when revalued.

Let's say its full year earnings amount to 45sen a share, a PE of 8 would propel its share price to RM3.60 while a PE of 12 (still quite low by any standard) would drive its share price to RM5.40 a share.

Should be rising steadily till the announcement of its third quarterly results.

Grossly undervalued counter. Already earned over 22sen a share in the half way mark. Assuming earnings are maintained, then it should make 45sen a share for the full year.

"BUOY CATALYST
MRCB , see u next week 66 sen"
Johnchew123, I thought you were very negative about MRCB and always condemned the counter and ridiculed those who owned MRCB shares at the beginning of last year. Change your opinion of MRCB now? A bit too late, many MRCB investors had already made money from their investments in MRCB and now waiting for second round.

I bought some of my Keck Seng shares over a generation (considered as 25 years) ago. Bought some again last year and a few days ago. I don't think I need another generation to see my investment unlock its value. RTS would be operational by the end of 2026. It should start moving before this date.

Those who had bought at below RM3.60 less than 3 weeks ago can now laugh back at naysayers.

Coming down in lethargic trading. Appears someone has been trying to push its price down for a few months.

RHB Bank closed last year at RM5.45. Even if it closes today at RM6.40, it is still an impressive gain of 95sen a share, excluding the 40sen a share dividend.

@compondingeffect, your estimate of the NTA of Keck Seng at RM26.87 a share could well be accurate. Unfortunately (but fortunately for those savvy investors who have the opportunity to pick up Keck Seng shares at fire sale prices) it is trading at less than a quarter of its intrinsic value.

Whether it is upgrade, downgrade or hold, I won't be selling at this level. Would wait until the announcement of its full year results and the quantum of final dividend, then only make a decision.

From a high of RM6.83 just over 3 weeks ago to RM6.30 today, that is a heavy fall. Many have been hurt.

Wow! Drops below RM6.36 support level but volume extremely low. Maybe would rebound fast.

CPO price very very speculative lately. Can go up or down by over 4% in a single day. A 4% drop in KLCI will cause fear in the stock market.

Heavy falls in CPO price over the past two weeks. Can TSH's price be sustained at RM1.25?

"I will propose to KLT to privatise at 30 sen per share."
Propose to him to sell you at 3 sen a share, that would be a great idea.

People here withdraw money from the EPF to spend, not to invest in the stock market.

Singapore's largest banking group, DBS Group Holdings Ltd has a market cap of over RM400 billion, more than three times larger than Maybank.

"Total Asset Value: RM9654.29m RM26.87/s"
Should the management decide to take the company private, small shareholders can consider themselves lucky if the management offers them not less than RM10 a share.

No up no down! Consolidating at this level. Opportunity to accumulate slowly.

As the second most heavily sold down stock by foreign funds so far this year, RHB Bank's share price is still up by almost 20% since the beginning of the year. Not a small achievement.

The 5 most heavily sold down counters on Bursa by foreign funds as of 5 Dec were KLK, RHB Bank, Nestle, Genting and PCHEM. Genting is down over 21% since the beginning of the year but RHB Bank is still up by around 20%.

"2. Lim &l Lim Estate, Pasir Gudang, JB
2026acres Freehold"
@compoundingeffect, since 2021, Lim & Lim (Kong Kong) , a 820 hec freehold land under oil palm cultivation has been omitted from the list of major properties owned by the group. At RM500,000 per acre, this piece of land is worth RM1 billion and is not insignificant.

I disposed of TSH before the announcement of third quarter results for a net gain of about 10% and switched to kfima. Now kfima has gained over 12%.

Not many people pay attention to such a counter and hence do not know that it has been making good money and paying good dividends. Once more people know its intrinsic value its share price will jump.

Average EPS over the past three years was about 65sen and dividend was 40sen a share. At RM6.50 a share, it is still trading at a PE of about 10 and a dividend yield of 6.15%. This year's EPS should exceed 70sen, so it is still a good bet at this level.

Just the beginning, still a long way to go to reach its deserved level. Just be patient.

Those who had trusted Jepun and bought DNEX and Iwcity a year ago have landed in Fukushima drinking contaminated sea water.

A veteran's position has now been taken over by a young inexperienced person. Blame LKT.

No accountability. Big boss should solemnly declare that he would not draw a single cent of renumeration from the company unless its share price moves up to at least RM4.50 a share.

https://wargabiz.com.my/2022/02/07/meet-the-10-highest-paid-ceos-in-malaysia-gentings-ceo-tops-the-list/#:~:text=The%20highest%2Dpaid%20CEO%20in,Richest%202021%20and%20Billionaires%202021.
Tan Sri LKT is the highest paid CEO in Malaysia. In view of Genting's dismal performance over the past year, he should forego all his remuneration.

At RM2.48 a share, 99Speedmart is trading at a prospective PE of above 40. None of the KLCI bank component counters are trading at a prospective PE of above 13. The average PE of all KLCI component counters could be in the region of 16 to 17. Can't think of any component counter trading at a PE of over 40.