there are certain speculators keep buying before the QR release hoping that the results are too good enough to push the share price to next level. But when the results was not as what they expected, they have no choice but to dispose their shares. Once they have dried up their share, the uptrend will resume. Don't worry guys!
Well say LaksaBoy, share investment always buy when other force selling and sell off during price has been pushed to certain target. Like Gkent which has been compressed to low level for me is great to accumulate slowly, once goreng time will dispose slowly too.
Once the construction work of LRT3 officially start next year & Kuala Lumpur-Singapore High-Speed Rail (HSR) start in 2020, Gkent and MRCB will recover very fast. So just wait.
There likely still is share buyback.. Resistance is especially strong a few sen below the active trading price. Some of their announcement was done late, but am curious which potato is actively selling down
finance ministry has given the green light for the construction work of LRT3, the project cost review and ongoing negotiations between the George Kent-MRCB joint venture (JV) and the government took longer than expected. Nonetheless, management remains hopeful that it is able to reach a conclusion with the government on its role in LRT3, which is highly likely to be converted from the role of a project delivery partner (PDP) to the role of a main contractor. As for project cost review, management has indicated that it would take eight to nine months for the George Kent-MRCB JV to finalise the reduced project cost and only expect construction work to be back on full swing in second half of calendar year 2019.
Since stepped in to Gkent, i just thinking counter with profit, dividend, low PE, continuous grow etc. What else need to worry about as my entry point at 1.43, investment always keep calm and steady not like those dropped just a margin % already wanted to jump from 60 floor. Please move out and look at other counters, most like hell sucking investors blood without giving a single cent of return.
William choong yes I agreed with you....I just cutloss when the company doesn't grow or the profits doesn't increase 5 quarters In a row....gkent hv good FA nothing to worry about
When come to politic always dirty, who care about the budget and debts, as long as PH not perform to turn around country economy, they will step down too. If they do so, whole share market will be a new hot cake to foreign investors because our share is really cheap. My solution if scare to loss better keep it in FD rather than high risk share market.
Just imagine if in future Dr M cancel CCCC projects and give to local constructions company like Gkent and MRCB with half the cost, nobody know what Dr. M thinking. That may be another few years.
But sooner or later someone have to continue the projects, I am sure Dr M will give to local company. But don't know when we could have the budget. But I think it is oversold.
good future for Gkent, despite of the cash and zero debt, the average revenue is there although market going down which make sense the management doing their job.
SHQuah, yes at current price. It's even better when the price drops :) Anyway, I am also an investor at GKENT and I feel the bleed effect looking at the paper loss.
Chairman Tan Sri Dato' Tan Kay Hock is holding 37.44% of Gkent shares. I don't understand why he did not do anything to support the share from falling.
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there are certain speculators keep buying before the QR release hoping that the results are too good enough to push the share price to next level. But when the results was not as what they expected, they have no choice but to dispose their shares. Once they have dried up their share, the uptrend will resume. Don't worry guys!