At over RM7 billion, its total borrowings would frighten most investors off. Even after deducting its total cash holdings, its borrowings still exceed RM4 billion. But RM3.25 is really attractive.

Carrot sudah kurang, Rabbit tengah cari carrot.

Special issue at RM9.14 a share but market price is only RM9.09. Tenaga employees should immediately buy Tenaga shares from the open market as the company has to support Tenaga and keeps its price at above RM9.14. Otherwise there would be no takers.

@Go lucky Happy, Hap Seng is certainly on my radar screen right now but would still monitor the counter for a while.

The more racial and religious issues Pass stokes up, the more Ringgit would fall, impacting badly the people they are trying to woo.

@hng33, see, you have done the right thing. Buying opportunity arises again if it drops to around 75 sen.

Yes, yes, yes. That is its rightful position, at above RM5.70 a share.

This year's highest price was around RM7.40 recorded at end of Jan. Its fall has been too drastic and too fast. I really don't know what has happened to the once high flying company.

"the bank promoter "马屁精" enjoys ranking his favorite "mentors," which is why I thought you might be similar to him.. sama sama bank supporter mah."
Mike, please don't make any assumptions. Whenever I promoted Maybank, I always gave reasons why I thought it was a good buy. Eight Malaysian companies, including Maybank and three other local banks have been ranked among the world's 2,000 stromgest companies this year by Forbes. Maybank led the local list. Maybank and three other banks must have been included for some reasons.

Volume goes up but price doesn't. This is not very promising!

I don't think anyone has the ability to badmouth Maybank and cause a significant drop in its share price. Maybank 是真金不怕红卢火.

My advice is you shouldn't trust a court jester. Not likely to move above 90 sen in the near term.

It has dropped from over RM4.70 at the beginning of May to below RM4.10 a few days ago. Naturally ripe time for a rebound.

@hng33, you bought ecoworld at 73-74 sen and sold at 82.5 sen in one week. Your net gain is over 10% in one week. This is fantastic achievement.

"Ok..ok. Good that you have clarified."
Mike, please trawl through my comment history, just name me one comment that makes you think that I have regarded someone as my sifu.

"If so, this comment is only directed towards your "sifus", kueh chap, and 馬屁精"
Hei Mike, I have no sifus on this forum but you have many, including court jester RWG.

"Lai lai... buy GenB"
@Michael_chan2022, you often call on others to buy GenB and would occasionally belittle bank stocks. The last time you advocated a buy on GenB and a sell on banks at the same time was about a month ago. Maybank was trading at RM8.69 then and Genting at RM4,60. Maybank closed at RM8.62 today for a drop of less than 1% over the past month. GenB closed at RM4.15 today. What say you now Mike?

Kenanga certainly has a sell call for Hap Seng with a TP of RM2.30, not a buy call. Why isn't the mistake corrected?

You need to be someone to become Moo Hee Din's son-in-law. This guy has no such qualities. He only qualifies to be a court jester.

According to Forbes, Maybank is the strongest Malaysian company this year, followed by Public Bank, Tenaga, CIMB, Petronas Chemicals, RHB Bank, Hong Leong Bank. Surprised that Air Asia X is ranked as the No. 8 strongest Malaysian company. The above eight companies have been ranked by Forbes as the world's top 2,000 strongest companies in 2023.

Eight Malaysian companies have been ranked among the world's top 2000 strongest companies this year by Forbes. Maybank is ranked top in Malaysia, followed by Public Bank, Tenaga, CIMB, Petronas Chemicals, RHB Bank, Hong Leong Finance and Air Asia X.

Selling pressure from some institutions gives us a golden opportunity to buy RHB Bank at a fire sale price of RM5.31. At RM5.31, RHB Bank is trading at a prospective PE of under 8 and a dividend yield of over 7.5%. No other counter listed on Bursa trades at such a low PE and high DY.

"Sometimes, we tend to veer towards the extreme, too"
@Michael_chan2022, please understand the meaning of "sometimes". RWG seems to have veered towards the extreme in almost all his posts. I remember advising him not to forget to take his medication some time ago. One can be frivolous once in a while but shouldn't keep posting silly comments.

"Lai lai ...buy GenB"
Better ask Haddi first if he wants to close down GenB if pn wins in next GE.

@Michael_chan2022
RWG wrote that KLCI would drop to 0.01 point and all the Malaysian banks would collapse soon. I never know he is a sifu to you. Posting rubbish also can become your sifu. hahahahaha

Another 2 sen to 80 sen. Hopefully the 80 sen barrier could be overcome this time.

Still got 10 big sellers queuing up to sell over 2.95 million RHB Bank shares at the final bell at RM5.33. Just wonder who they are.

I have no complaint as long as RHB Bank continues to make over 65 sen a share every year and continues to pay me 40 sen a share in dividends yearly. If it drops further I would buy more.

@choysun"Don't understand what that dude is talking about. Malays have always been leading the country. Was there ever a non Malay PM or DPM?"
Maybe he meant all other government ministries must be headed by a Muslim, meaning non Muslims can only become deputy ministers. If what he said also applied to the private sectors then we are habis.

The most impressive part is Maybank's share price didn't drop much from its recent peak, only by 2%. Much better than other banks.

I am a fundamentalist. RHB Bank's average eps over the past 10 years was over 58 sen and paid out about half as dividends. Just imagine how much cash reserves it has accumulated over the past 10 years.

Maybank is definitely the best performing bank counter so far this year.

MRCB has always been linked to UMNO. MRCB's poor performance could well be a signal that UMNO would not do well in the coming state elections.

Pass president getting more and more extreme everyday, stoking racial and religious tensions. Should it win the next GE and take over the government, I have no doubt that it would close down all the gaming outlets. Genting casino won't be spared.

Madman posting mad comments.

A lot of rich people from all over the world flock to Singapore to buy properties. In Malaysia now, supply far outstrips demand.

If only the management knows how to make effective use of the company's over RM1 billion cash, it could be trading at RM8.43 instead of RM3.48.

Just look at Malaysia Airports Holdings, a company with erratic earnings and negligible dividends. Fund managers are willing to pay RM7 a share for it.

Dump at RM8.58 on Tuesday and then buy at RM9 at the end of the year.

With EPS at under 1 sen for the past two years, there is no catalyst for its share price to go up. Most property counters aren't doing well anyway.

@moven00, worried about a blue chip bank counter which has consistently made profits for the past 10 years, with an average eps of over 58 sen, a PE of less than 9 and a dividend yield of over 7% dropping to RM5.20 and may be to below RM4.74? Just name me 5 counters listed on Bursa which have comparable PEs and dividend yields to RHB Bank. Yet you were prepared to buy Bursa at RM6. Bursa has a PE of over 20 and a dividend yield of just above 4.

Don't write off Hap Seng yet, it is still a sound counter. Its average EPS for the past 10 years was 39 sen and average dividend per share was 30 sen. Not more than 10% of counters listed on Bursa Malaysia can pay such a high dividend.

Do you get any thrill spewing out nonsensical posts?

EPF holds about 66% of MBSB's paid up capital. The more RHB Bank shares EPF holds, the more illiquid it becomes. I really don't know the max number of RHB Bank shares EPF is allowed to hold. The government has the final say.

MRCB's borrowings and liabilities are several times higher than the cash it holds.

Cannon Tan should come out of his hideout to support TSH.

EPF already holds about 41% of RHB Bank's issued capital, much higher than the 33% threshold that requires it to make a mandatory takeover offer to other smaller shareholders. I suppose it has secured exemption from the government. As RHB Bank's largest shareholder, it can actually influence the bank to allocate a much higher percentage of profit, say over 80% to be distributed as dividends.

Judging from Maybank's performance over the past two weeks, it is the first among equals. It is the best performing bank counter by a large margin.

Should be trading at above RM6.50 a share but now struggling at below RM5.40. Market is irrational.

CIMB's share price today doesn't reflect its excellent first quarter performance. Guys, golden opportunity to collect at lelong price.