With constant purchases and sales over the past two years, I have managed to bring down my average cost to around 18 sen, discounting the dividends I have received so far of course.

Provided Genting's major shareholders and other big institutional investors want to sell Genting shares at this price to this big guy. This would forever remain as "if".

I still have the feeling that MRCB would move up again.

RHB Bank is the only laggard.

Those who had bought Tenaga when it briefly dipped below RM8.00 15 months ago and kept until today have struck gold.

Between Maybank and CIMB Bank, I still prefer the former.

If you don't sell, you would likely get bigger angpows. Maybank would announce a final dividend of at least 30 sen a share before the end of the month.

Not after it has gone up by RM1.50 (over 30%).

Wonder how many had seized the opportunity to buy Keck Seng when it dipped below RM5.60 a week ago.

Alamak, RM4.30 to RM4.90 is only a 60 sen or less than 15% gain. If you had bought YTL Power 2 months ago, you would have made 60%. Those who have bought UEMS several months ago are laughing all day.

Maybank has already given angpows to its investors today. If you hold 10,000 Maybank shares, the angpow amounts to RM1,200 so far.

Should perform much, much better last year than it did in 2022 but its share price has not reflected this. Hope investors don't have to wait for too long to see its share price move upwards.

Ready to move north again after a short consolidation.

While other banks like Maybank, Public Bank and CIMB Bank surge ahead, RHB Bank struggles to even maintain at above RM5.60.

Just unable to gather sufficient momentum to move up. Pity that it has now lagged behind CIMB bank by over 60 sen.

The company still hasn't announced its final quarter financial results for last year. It would pay its final dividend for last financial year only this year, likely in early July as in previous years. It is possible that it may pay 8 to 10 sen a share.

Another round of rally when the market opens after Chinese New Year. This is almost a certainty.

MRCB still looks strong. Big boys are still around ready to push up its price again.

Last year's final dividend shouldn't be less than 6 sen per share.

Volume very low. Just a few sellers could push its price down to RM5.50 again or several million ringgit could push its price up to RM7.

Queue at RM4.75 but don't expect to get at this price today.

Few small investors buy this kind of counter, preferring instead to lose money on speculative counters.

Goodies could include a final dividend which is several times higher than last year's level or a bonus issue which the company hasn't declared for over 10 years.

Very, very few sellers around. Long term shareholders are unwilling to sell at this level. Offer at least RM10 a share to take it private.

Hard to say who would be the eventual winners but Maybank has been edging up non stop for two weeks.

Still very actively traded, signaling that there is still strong interest in the company.

When it touched RM4.93 this morning, I thought it would go all the way up to RM5. Got to wait for a while.

Jipun, Ranhill Utilities didn't go up to RM1.30 after 31 Jan as predicted by you two weeks ago. Keep buying, it is worth at least RM5 a share.

Bought some at 59 sen. Would buy more if it drops further.

If Keck Seng really wants to buy some hotels, it could have done so at the height of the pandemic when you could get them at fire sale prices.

It went up because big boys pushed its price up and small investors happily followed, not because it has successfully secured big projects.

Investors are puzzled why the company keeps so much cash for. If it doesn't know what to do with the cash, then it should distribute it out as dividends.

If it could close above RM5 today then surely it is Genting Berhad's day today.

Hardly audible roar. If it roars like Tenaga or YTL Power, Michael would be busy posting comments all day.

Correction so short. So fast on uptrend again!

Maybank very strong today. Highest in almost 5 years. Uptrend would likely continue till the release of its final quarter results.

40 years ago, 1S$ = RM1.15
12 years ago, 1S$ = RM2.40
If the downtrend continues, we could see 1S$ = RM5 soon. Sad!

I believe the correction should be over today. Soon Keck Seng would be on its way up again.

Keck Seng should distribute at least 50% of its earnings as dividends and let investors decide what to do with their money. Then its final dividend would be much much more than 9 cents.

The worst performing bank stock over the past one year.

Minor correction along the way. I don't expect it to drop by more than 10% from its recent peak of 6.05.

Maybank is expected to move up again once its final quarter financial results are announced. Investors can expect a final dividend of at least 30 sen a share.

EPF has picked up over 20 million RHB Bank shares over the past two weeks but the counter didn't go up. You won't get any clues from EPF's share dealings.

Often when you are over prudent, you miss the opportunity to make quick money. Kamikazi type of investment can sometimes bring you more returns.

No longer in ICU. Looks like it is well supported at around the RM4.75 level.

Don't worry about L&G, it won't collapse. In January last year, it was only 10 sen. Those who had bought at 10 sen this time last year already have a return of 36% including the
0.6 sen final dividend.

Be careful when YTL Power keeps going up. It can mean something else.

If one Keck Seng can change for one Maybank in addition to some extra money to spend, it is not a bad idea to accept.

"In order to privatize, it need Rm 7.50 to privatize loh!"
Keck Seng's directors would be laughing all the way to the banks if they could privatize it without revaluing its properties bought over 40 years ago.

At 12.5 sen a share, it is still trading at about the same level as the 2007/08 global financial crisis. No reason for it to remain at this level.