There are quite a number of property stocks to be picked in this new year. Most of them are considered cheap and the existing price has already factored in those adverse news (eg, curbing measures etc). For example, some cheap counters with sound fundamental are available, such as SBCCORP (Jesselton Quay Project on track) and MKLAND (holding huge acres of land bought before the significant land price surge and yet to be re-valued on book). In general, they have a relatively low PE, high NAPS and high EPS as well as profit visibility.
Just to share .. He is a brilliant investor. Has shares portfolio worth 30 mil and annual dividend income of 1 to 2 mil. In property you have RPGT but in stock market it is no tax.
Just for share Pic:jobscentral.com.my -MKH Bhd (formerly known as Metro Kajang Holdings) could see its value double this year.
Its share price surged yesterday, boosted by a report from Hwang DBS Research unit valuing the company at twice as much as its 2013 closing price of RM2.69.
MKH, a niche township developer in Kajang, has a 25-year unblemished profit track record.
Executive chairman Tan Sri Alex Chen Kooi Chiew drove the company into the plantation business in 2008, making East Kalimantan the home base for its plantation division.
The company has a 15,900ha oil palm estate in East Kalimantan and is looking to acquire an additional 20,000ha in the same area.
According to Hwang DBS, the plantation business helped increase core profit in 2013 by 96 per cent. Up to the nine months ended August 31 2013, MKH's net profit attributable to shareholders was up by 124.3 per cent year-on-year to RM47.1 million from RM21 million.
Hwang DBS values MKH at RM5.40 a share, noted even as this price, it remains the cheapest proxy to the plantation sector.
chinesetea..you ask a relevant question. But you hardly get wrong with land. More so with MKH where this company has been profitable for the past 25 years. My investments actually are skewed towards land based businesses.
MKH TP 5.40 Fast growing, cheap plantation play. Under appreciated. Beneficiary of MRT connectivity. Record unbilled sales buoyed by strong demand for affordable housing. The counter came under the radar of Hwang DBS Vickers Research, Kenanga Research and SJ Securities Sdn Bhd.
mkh is top counter in my portfolio (22%) with average price at rm1.69. hope it can double my investment next week. engine just started and i am waiting for it to fly.
i bot the warrant 1.03 jual 1.12 tak sampai satu jam, it doesn't bother me up and up the following day, i might consider to go in again though, lets see monday.
Can an ugly duckling become a beautiful white swan in two weeks? If you are so optimistic on MKH, where were you when MKH was still hovering around 2.60 ? Do you think HwangDBS has a magic wand turning MKH into beautiful swan by simply publishing a report? Do you believe that CPO is now going to the sky by just two weeks? Plantation value? Why didn’t you know its value 2 weeks ago? Does the value just appreciate in these 2 weeks?
2 months ago, many were pessimistic on property market due to the announced negative measures in Budget 2014, do you think that the negative measures have been now lifted? How about the loss on currency exchange? Indo Rupiah is still depreciating.
My advice is that please think twice before jumping in with your hard earned money. Take a step backward from this thread or forum; think independently, why not 2 weeks ago but now? GOOD LUCK.
p/s: I certainly enjoy the increase on the share price. In fact I regret that I were too slow and conservative in accumulating the stock.
you are right bsngpg. i am not worry about the government policy against property sector, but more worry about the rupiah get depreciating recently will affect the profit in mkh's plantation sector.
hmmm...bns...i think most of the stocka have potential to grow...maybe this year is Mkh year....maybe it can become new Dsonic...who know....i never believe that dsonic can go up to rm10 and also ecoworld....from rm 0.34 and now rm 4 above....crazy....i hope mkh will go crazy as well...anyway...thanks for your adviece..appreaciate that
for time being the counter will be bullish,,so take advantage of the situation..if majority are worried about rupiah depreciating, then use hit n run strategy, monday buy then when it goes up with some profit then sell...fast action ha,,news on MKH is still fresh only
target price given very far to 5.40,,very rare to get such recommendation from analyst...SC cannot interfere and suspend the counter..at least there is no dangerous speculation on this uptrend counter.. the early ones will make good profit
6 months ago when the price is hanging around $2.4+, I posted that this counter have some good potential and I put a TP of $3. During that time not many people interested because this counter is not active and low volume. Recently just because of few analyst reports stated some good news, suddenly this counter become everyone sweetheart. The fundamental of this counter does not change since then and in fact added a risk on forex loss. This is share market......... Ha ha ha
逍遥子 : at least I were interested and bought the first batch in early Nov13 and the second batch at the end of the same month. Thks for your many informative and helpful posts on MKH.
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There are quite a number of property stocks to be picked in this new year. Most of them are considered cheap and the existing price has already factored in those adverse news (eg, curbing measures etc). For example, some cheap counters with sound fundamental are available, such as SBCCORP (Jesselton Quay Project on track) and MKLAND (holding huge acres of land bought before the significant land price surge and yet to be re-valued on book). In general, they have a relatively low PE, high NAPS and high EPS as well as profit visibility.