MAAG story is just beginning to do NEW corporate exercises. What we are going to receive the Special Dividend of RM0.35 is to compensate those investors who had kept MAAG for the last 5 years with many investors including Major Controlling shareholders still loss money because the share price last high was RM1.55 in APRIL 2011 before the disposal of MAA General insurance to ZURICH.
Now we see the end of final disposal of all major assets and with so much cash and high NTA. It is just like new IPO Listing.
Where can you find such a value in new IPO compare to MAAG with high MARGIN OF SAFETY.
MAAG still have small core businesses that they can expand the businesses in. 1) Kasturi Tuition Center, 2) Columbus Capital, 3) MAA Genaral Insurance Philippines and
with RM200 MILLIONS CASH IN HAND, they are going to do a few M&A in new businesses likes Education and Manufacturing sectors.
In a longer time horizon, there is possibilities that THE MANAGEMENT can be a Bonus and/or share split or management buy-up.
To be positive, i am willing to sleep with the management for 2 more years and go with the trend.
The theory of not buying for dividend is acceptable. So pray that MAAG do not go up on 19-7-2016. Otherwise, who is responsible for the losses. Let wait and see the action on THAT DAY.
Buying must based on you finding value in the stock before you commit to buy. Nobody shall influence your decision to take that action. You are responsible for your action. But sometimes do nothing is also a wrong decision . So you have to evaluate the stock right before you take action. For me, listen to other persons decision is noise .
danny maa not good to buy . Then what share is good in your portfolio ? I've asked this question 2x but you just ignore . Only know how to say maa not a good buy
Short term investors try to predict the share price and anticipate share price maybe coming down due to EX price after special dividend pay out. But in longer term I am very bullish in MAAG.
Ever since MAA announced dividend, the share did not spiked accordingly to RM0.35. It move up from Rm1.04 to RM1.06 based on closing price and this is unusual small as compared to normal dividend announcement. The upcoming dividend will be subject to income tax so is it better to keep or sell? Does this explain why so many sellers? Or due to unclear direction of the company?
If you own a stock that you think is worth $10 a share, and I also own that stock and I think it's worth $20 a share, I can try to convince you that I'm right. I can make predictions about the company's future prospects and etc... to prove that the stock really is worth much more. And you can make different assumptions about the future and try to convince me otherwise. But this is all kind of dumb. I should just pay you $12 for your shares. Then you get paid more than you think the stock is worth, and I get stock that I think is worth more than I paid, and we never have to discuss it. This is such a good and pleasant way of avoiding discussion that it is the principal way that people in finance make arguments. You buy or sell. Mostly when investors think a stock is going to go up, they buy the stock and vice versa. The buying or selling is the argument.
Investors in Malaysia cannot short sell a stock like other countries. So, forums like this usually attract investors whom are bullish about the company. We seek validations. If you check other company page on this forum, you tend to see the same. That's because it's a one way bet in Malaysia equities market. In investing, there is this phenomena called confirmation bias where an investor would be more likely to look for information that supports his or her original idea about an investment rather than seek out information that contradicts it. Confirmation bias is a source of investor overconfidence and helps explain why bulls tend to remain bullish and bears tend to remain bearish regardless of what is actually happening in the market. Confirmation bias helps explain why markets do not always behave rationally.
I am very bullish on MAAG because of its balance sheet and assets. I bet very big on MAAG. I think the price is irrationally undervalued and the market simply don't get it yet. It is misunderstood by the market, maybe due to its misrepresented status in PN17 or whatever unsubstantiated reasons. The market perception doesn't reflect its true value (for goodness sake its mostly all cash; yes my argument is backed by its balance sheet because I believe numbers can't lie ). It is a hidden gem.
To be a great investor one needs to first have the confidence to invest without perfect information at a time when others are highly skeptical about the opportunity you are pursuing. This confidence, however, has to be carefully balanced by the humility to recognize when you are wrong.
Someone ("WhoKnows") wrote that in theory, the price will be adjusted downward 0.35 after the special dividend ; but not necessary in real life.
I completely agree with this person. In theory, if you believe the market is always efficient and based on rational expectation, yes , it should be adjusted ex dividend price.
With the way MAAG shares price is behaving in real life, it is already fundamentally inefficient and irrational, so I won't be surprise to see an abnormal behavior from the market in terms of pricing MAAG value (it can be either further downside/discount or better reflection of its true value, lesser discount).
Picked up a bit more at RM1.17. Started collecting MAA almost 2 years ago. Been very good so far, with dividend and capital appreciation. Will ride the wave for some time longer. My time span is another 18 months.....unless something drastic happens.
Yap, true enough and no need to pay tax after googling it. But I had already sold all my shares today. I will buy again if the price is right otherwise switch counter. Wish you all good luck and happy trading.
buying higher and higher price, for example today, at 10.03.05 buy from seller 86,700 shares, at 10.41.06 buy from seller 200,000 shares, at 11.23.44 buy from seller 84,200 shares, at 11.29.51 buy from seller 79,000 shares, and who can buy this volume , one conclusion big boy is buying....
Trading at RM1.18, what would you get today ? -cash and cash equivalent RM 1.21 - an instant profit of RM 0.35 -Nagasutra villa, Bali F.O.C -40% MAA General Insurance, Philippines F.O.C -48% Columbus Capital, Australia, F.O.C -Pusat Tuisyen Kasturi, F.O.C
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Posted by moneycashrich > 2016-07-12 15:02 | Report Abuse
Since MAAG is so rotten, bad management, now high price to the NO CAMP, SELL SELL THEM ALL. haha.