Still got time to buy as it is now only RM0.54, very cheap, a lot of room to grow before RM0.65

Calvin say buy before Pantech crosses 55 sen and not chase it at 65 sen.

Calvin say buy Pantech as it is a stable stock getting more stable with its perpetual contract with RAPID Refinery.

Going to shot up more, stay tune

Congrats to those who buy Pantech a few days ago when it was RM0.515, today shot up to RM0.54

Engteng9688 - Yes, I agree with you , Mflour a good buy, and will shot up RM0.90 soon

MFM is a BUY for the following reasons: 1. MFM’s fully diluted PEs of 12.0x for FY19F and 10.3x for FY20F are undemanding. A decent consumer-related company trading at low PE valuations is a rare find nowadays. MFM’s dividend yields are forecast at 4.2% for FY19F and 4.9% for FY20F. 2. After a weak FY18, MFM’s earnings are expected to recover in FY19F. We forecast MFM’s net profit to improve by 293.8% in FY19F and 16.9% in FY20F as operations normalise and contribution from the new poultry and aqua feed plants come in. MFM’s poultry division was hit by a disease and falling selling price of live birds in FY18. The group’s flour division was affected by high wheat costs in Malaysia in FY18. 3. MFM is expected to be one of the largest integrated poultry players in Malaysia in FY20F upon the completion of its poultry processing plant in Lumut in 3QFY19. This is expected to sustain MFM’s earnings growth and operating profit margin in the long term. With an installed production capacity of 240,000 of chickens per day, MFM would entrench its position as the biggest producer of broilers in the country. MFM would be involved in almost every segment of the value chain from the rearing of day-old chicks to the production of broilers.

MFM is primarily involved in the flour milling and poultry businesses. In the poultry space, MFM produces broiler chickens. MFM’s competitors in the broiler business are Huat Lai Resources (privatised) and CAB Cakaran. MFM’s competitors in the flour milling business are PPB Group’s Federal Flour, Interflour Holdings and Kuantan Flour Mills.

All Velesto sharesholders buy more and keep , dun sell , EPF buying

Calvin you got any write up on Dutaland

Calvin, is Edaran a goreng stock ?

There is a material litigation for Dutaland in Dec2018, has this litigation been settled ? Appreciate your advice

Calvin, pls share on Dutaland , why it is a good chun buy

The owner of the Company is really good in focusing in the business and enhance the shareholders' value. The genuine commitment in the business shown by the owner of MFLOUR, this type of owner is very well respected. - Due to this, I am buying Mflour

EPF buying Velesto Mar 27, 2019

buy more on weakness and keep

Velesto has hit RM0.3 this morning, will keep on going higher

This is Calvin chun chun call

Now you know why we keep on saying accumulate velesto, and keep

27 Mar 2019 Acquired
3,000,000 EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD

Good Morning All,

Any way, i am still keeping Mflour and top up too , this morning 0.82

Why a good trending Mlour will be disposed by TAN SRI DATO’ SERI ARSHAD BIN AYUB

10 disposal of Mflour by TAN SRI DATO’ SERI ARSHAD BIN AYUB in March 2019

Buy more while it is still cheap, few more days, will not be at these price

MYEG distributed 1.9 sen in dividend per ordinary share in FP2018, an increase of 11.8% from 1.7 sen in 2017. The company has an unwritten policy of maintaining a 30% dividend payout ratio. When shareholders asked whether MYEG would further increase its dividend, Wong shared that most technology companies in the United States reinvest their profits in their companies for growth, which is also preferred by fund managers. Similarly, MYEG needs to retain a portion of its profit for reinvestment.

MYEG is incubating a number of new products and services related to foreign workers. PayMe, a payroll management software that runs on blockchain technology was developed in 2018 as a solution to ensure foreign workers receive their salaries in full and in a timely manner. Guidelines related to initial coin offerings are expected to be finalised by the Securities Commission Malaysia by the second quarter of 2019. Wong highlighted that their foreign worker accommodation programme has been put on hold while pending for more direction from the government on its foreign worker policy. MYEG leases three sites in Malacca that currently operates as foreign worker hostels. Wong is not too worried that the replacement of foreign workers by automation will disrupt MYEG’s business as Malaysia continues to rely heavily on foreign labour for 3D (dirty, difficult, and dangerous) jobs. MYEG also acquired a 23.5% stake in Stampede which is valued at RM10.4 million. Stampede operates an online debt collection system with a 90% market share in Malaysia. Wong intends to conduct an initial public offering for Stampede in 2020 if it continues to do well. Similarly, Wong also considered spinning off the foreign workers accommodation programme as a listed entity or REIT at the previous year’s AGM.

MYEG invested RM9.2 million for a 3.1% stake in Guangdong Virtual Reality Technology Co., Ltd (Ximmerse) in 2018. Ximmerse is a Chinese company that develops mobile augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) hardware, and attracts prominent investors such as Lenovo Group. Wong believes in two core disruptive technologies, namely blockchain and extended reality (XR — a collective term for AR and VR). While XR technology is not yet mature and currently limited to entertainment, he foresees the uptake of XR technology in the manufacturing and education sectors in the future. MYEG typically invests less than 5% stakes in leading start-ups in respective fields. This way, MYEG can keep up with the latest industrial trends and tap on entrepreneurial talent in start-ups.

MYEG signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with PT Cartenz Technology Indonesia to enter Indonesia’s e-government services arena. MYEG will invest $10 million in Cartenz, an e-government service provider in Indonesia, for a stake of up to 40%. The MoU aims to expand Cartenz’s tax monitoring system installations from 5,000 to one million outlets in the next few years. It is a competitive market in Indonesia as plenty of money is flowing into start-ups, and it is literally impossible to sell the system to local governments as products and services are provided for free at the moment. MYEG will take a different business approach in Indonesia by raising funds from external investors (private equity and venture capitalists) and provide the local governments with services for free in order to obtain market share. The roll-out progress is forecast to accelerate as Cartenz no longer solely depends on government revenue. MYEG needs to capture market share in Jakarta within the next two years in order to remain competitive in the market.

https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/kianweiaritcles/199988.jsp by Shak Chee Hoi

Source : 10 things I learned from the 2019 MYEG AGM - Shak Chee Hoi

Lets huat together

Velesto be another T7 Global , laughing all the way to the bank

Velesto - Also Calvin chun chun call , vele vele cheap now RM0.285, buy and keep and hold

A few days ago, T7 Global drop to RM0.495, people who believe in Calvin, buy more and keep, this morning T7 Global rise up to RM0.565

Thank you Calvin for T7 Chun Chun call

Lets huat together

buy now, and keep and hold

Velesto - vele vele good

Same with Velesto , now RM0.285, very soon Velesto will be like T7 Global too, and shot sky up high

Those who buy T7 Global at RM0.495, and keep and hold, this morning, T7 Global shot up to RM0.565

A few days ago, T7 Global drop to RM0.495, everyone lost faith in Calvin

Calvin chun chun on T7 Global

Have Faith in Calvin chun chun

Good Morning all

Malaysia's economy is projected to grow between 4.7 and 4.8 per cent this year, if the conditions improve during the second half of the year, said Deputy International Trade and Industry Minister Dr Ong Kian Ming.

He said the manufacturing sector would continue to drive the country's exports and economic growth, adding that the ministry would continue to spur its growth and investments.

"I believe more domestic companies would be more willing to invest during the second half of this year, given the clear government policies in place.

"In Bank Negara Malaysia's report released yesterday, we can see that the investment climate is still very good here, with approved investments improving, especially in the manufacturing sector," he said.

Ong was speaking to reporters after officiating the brand relaunch of China's automobile and commercial vehicle manufacturer, JAC Motors, and the launch of the new generation of JAC trucks here today.

He said in the 2019 Budget, the government projected a 4.9 per cent in gross domestic product this year, but since then, there has been a lot of global uncertainties such as the United States-China trade tensions and Brexit.

“If things get better, we will be able to see better than expected growth. If not this year then we hope (it will happen) next year,” Ong said.

Source : Star online March 28, 2019

Source : The Star Online March 28, 2019
Malaysia's economy to grow between 4.7% and 4.8%

Why ? Calvin, care to share

Flying Horse, agree with you , Second top volume today

Velesto - For long term hold , need wait, no worry