Fully sold doesn't translate to loan approval, what's more important is how much funds has been released to the developer by the bank. This would be reflected in the company report unless you're working in GSB then you would have first hand info
Have wasted too much time on GSB, the sleeping beauty already. It will go up one day but not imminently with the challenging property market environment.
I am leaving a small investment here for old times sake but fortunately switched over to IFCA, both mother and son. Enjoying a phenomenal run there over the last few weeks, despite Calvin's 'Doomsday' call on that counter! To each his own....:-)
Finally giving up and selling the remnants of my long-held GSB. I was every bit as stubborn as JM in the belief that GSB will take off but its timing for launching new development projects is really poor. Fortunately I had a great run on IFCAM which helped salvage my returns on investments for this year. Good luck to all of you who are still holding onto GSB...please take my remaining 512 small lots of GSB at only 12 sens! :-)
Finally gave up after queueing for a whole week at 0.12. Surrendered the remaining 512 small lots at 0.115 to the buyer just a while ago. No more patience with GSB and no more confidence in the Malaysian property sector for the immediate future.....:-(
nowadays people who buy shares are really impatient, buy today expect next month to rise. quickly sell cheaper so I can stock up more and don't regret later :D
Based on previous bandar utama project (ara laman 44 houses) experience...profit came in only two years later. The above assumes they wisen up n started earlier, a more optimistic estimate
if you believe it's a good stock, holding a few years is not a problem. if it's bad, even if goreng or limit up also you scared because the company fundamentals are bad, patience will pay :)
Unfortunately not true. Even if it is maintaining its price, a coma stock is still a problem. For one, there is the 'opportunity cost' in that the tied-up capital could have been used to earn some decent returns if invested in some other counter. Also macro-economic events will overcome any individual company's prospects.
The plunging Ringgit and unceasing inflation means that the Ringgit value of your holding keeps dropping rapidly in terms of what it can buy! Just wait and see what your Ringgit can buy today versus what it can buy come 2015 and beyond....
I held GSB for a significant period of time but fortunately sold out to re-invest in IFCA and this move helped make 2014 a good year for me. Now I am also out of IFCA and indeed out of the Bursa as the local market looks set for a even greater fall.
This along with the falling Ringgit and poor Malaysian economic outlook in the short/medium term coupled with the unfolding/unravelling of some shocking economic mismanagement like the 'so-called' 2nd Sovereign Fund..I call it the Sovereign Debt instead....does not augur well for either the Ringgit, the economy or indeed the Bursa.
It is time to look to investing in another market and have holdings in another currency rather than the Ringgit! This is a personal opinion only and not a recommendation.
Calvin you are out dated, majority of the buyers are able to get the loans now. GSB is on track again to make big money. If I were you, I will be more worried about BJCORP than GSB.
Looks like I was wrong about BJCORP, financial results was exceptionally good. GSB at below 10sen, you simply cant go wrong with it. It may have been sleeping for years, once G-Residence money comes in, our sleeping beauty will wake up.
EGM, confirmed Shah Alam land purchase RM20 million. Will build 300 units of service apartment with shop lots. Even if each service apartment is sold at lelong price RM300K each, already RM90 million, but I think it will be a RM450K price tag for that area, plus all the shoplots inside the service apartment, easily RM200+ million for that project. Bought a RM20 million land for a RM200+ million project, Another very good move by GSB because that place is very good location, easy to sell. Easily another big profit coming from GSB apart from G Residence. No wonder GSB share start to move again. 10 sen is still too cheap
GSB has a very good future. 10 sen is a very attractive price to go in for medium & long term. The development at Bukit Tinggi should also sell well. Don't miss this opportunity to buy at such a cheap price.
A stationary train does not attract, once it starts moving , ppl will rush to board , the faster it moves, the more attractive it be. Remember Ifcamsc just one year ago, at the bottom , not attractive at all, once it moves , more and more will board . They may be in different business but once their bottom line gets better n better , the price will rocket , imho.
yes, I almost forget the Klang project, that is another very popular location. Sure sell out at that location. Easily another RM200+ million, 3 projects combined, easily RM700 million. Then come the most promising of all, Kelana Jaya project.. another super sold-out location, when launched we can see easily RM300 million project. Total easily RM1 billion for a 10sen company with just 440 million shares, what else in KLSE shows so much potential ? GSB has hardly any debts to deal with, very easy to expand.
Market sources say the group has set certain criteria in the search for an ideal candidate - preferably a listed company of any size but has to have a clean balance sheet and be financially sound.
It cannot be a financially distressed company that needs to be restructured. The group doesn't want to be a white khignt.
How about GSB, can it be one of the target. Small paid-up and cheep.
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Posted by AIF85 > 2014-11-06 10:34 | Report Abuse
Fully sold doesn't translate to loan approval, what's more important is how much funds has been released to the developer by the bank. This would be reflected in the company report unless you're working in GSB then you would have first hand info