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.

Yesterday's volume was over 14 million shares. It has to be the work of institutions, very likely foreign institutions.

No end in sight to the market rout. Luckily Maybank is still doing extremely well compared to others.

Now has dropped by more than 50% from its peak this year. Worst performing blue chip stock. Has it lost its Mercedes franchise?

Wow! At 10 sen a share, a dividend of 0.6 sen a share would give it a dividend yield of 6%, higher than over 90% of counters listed on Bursa Malaysia.

If dividend is included, Maybank has stilled gained 2% since the beginning of the year, RHB Bank has now lost 2% (from a gain of 1.4% a week ago), Public Bank has lost 9% and CIMB Bank has lost over 10%.

Sell all your pbb shares to me. I pay you 300 times more.

"klci is going to 0.00"
@RWG, this may happen in the netherworld. Do you like to go there?

Remember one Warren Buffet's famous quotes, be "fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful.” Fearful sellers are dumping RHB Bank irrationally.

@beluga, Keck Seng has net cash of over RM1 billion and most of its assets have not been revalued for over 40 years.

Dropping towards RM4. The worst thing is investors do not know when would the slide stop.

"hapseng worth to buy at 1.50"
RWG is always in a state of hallucination.

With an average EPS of 58.4 sen over the last 12 years and a dividend per share of 40 sen a share for the past two years, investors shouldn't have any qualms about putting their money into RHB Bank. RM5.42 is fire sale price.

Keck Seng's net cash today exceeds RM1 billion. Just allocate 10% of this amount to buy listed shares that pay good dividends like Maybank. I believe it has held PPB Group and Chin Teck shares for over 30 years. Time to switch to counters which pay better dividends.

History may not repeat itself this time. Investors are preoccupied with the upcoming elections in 6 states. A PN win in any of the states other than the three it already holds would be bad for gaming stocks.

Seems like Hardi or Sa Lucy helped you to write this post.

Dropping from a high of over RM4.70 at the beginning of the month to RM4.22 now or a drop of over 11%. This is really bad.

Bank stocks used to command the highest PE ratios on KLSE but now they are trading at the lowest PE ratios among listed counters.

Hope MRCB's financial results would improve in the coming quarters. Otherwise the company may find it difficult to pay even a 1 sen dividend to its shareholders.

Maybank hanya bayar dividen dua kali setahun, interim dividen biasa dibayar dalam bulan November and final dividen dalam bulan May tetapi pelabur telah dibayar final dividen lebih awal tahun ini.

Losing money every year, even when palm oil price was at record level. Won't invest in this kind of company.

Share price doesn't reflect impressive earnings. Never mind, seize the opportunity to buy cheap. AMMB is trading at a PE of only 7.

Unlikely to stay at below RM5.50 a share for long.

Good dividends that follow good results are much better!

Investors of Malaysia Airports Holdings have received dividends which amounted to 13.91 sen since the beginning of 2020 but Maybank investors have already received RM2.07 during the same period.

Just buy Maybank and RHB Bank without hesitation. Won't lose money in the long run.

As long as the PN doesn't gain further grounds in the state elections in Penang, Selangor and N Sembilan, I am more than willing to buy Genting at around RM4 a share. RM2 a share would be a dream.

Keck Seng has make much more money from the depreciating Ringgit and interests from fixed deposits so far this year than from its business operations.

No new projects being launched, so no breakthrough in revenue and earnings for sure. It would likely stay at below 35 sen a share for months to come. Sad!

Should still make at least 0.7 to 0.8 sen a share this financial year, so still able to pay 0.5 sen a share in dividend. Investors at least have some returns from their investments.

If RHB Bank's earnings improve each quarter until the final quarter, just like last year, its full year earnings could be quite impressive at over 75 sen a share.