hi minitrader, u also got Prtasco?? i jst bought at highest price today.. Alam i sold & am waiting for its price to decline, sorry to say it here bro..
Jumped into Prtasco @1.02 last Monday Bought some more 2day. Alam, sold avg price 0.99 yesterday and bought back today @ 0.97. My Alam cost is still low. Perdana, sold all today.
My strategy is the same , as long the uptrending remained , just keep n dont over-expert to swap here n there. 一动不如一静。 Eg. PwRoot , from 90c until 1.55 now.
I had a lady friend , she bought around +93c , sold around 96c in last year 2012 , earn +3c dividend. But claimed that this is turtle stock , as compare to Mah Sing , Hua Yang , Gamuda ....
Since, 08'12 until 04'13 , approximately 9 months, if u hv keep PwRoot , +93c until 1.55 now = +62c profit , 66.67% profit ; plus +3c dividend = +65c profit , 69.89% profit.
STORY BY LAWRENCE YONG lawrence@kinibiz.com Perdana Petroleum Bhd (PPB) has agreed to acquire two new vessels worth US$29.5 million (RM90 million) each to expand the group’s fleet, in a move seen to back associate Dayang Enterprise Holding’s bid to win a big oil and gas facilities upgrade job.
Through its subsidiary Petra Offshore Ltd, PPB will buy two units of 100 metre Accommodation/Work Vessel with the Hull Number SK310 and SK311 respectively from Nam Cheong International Ltd, the company told Bursa Malaysia.
“The total purchase consideration of US$59.0 million (RM180 million) for the vessels would be funded by internally generated funds and bank borrowings,” PPB said. PBB will pay 20 percent first on April 25 and the remainder of US$47.2 million when the vessels are delivered in the first half of 2014.
The agreement is not expected to impact PPB’s earnings this year but once the vessels are delivered and put into operation, it will generate future earnings for the Group, it said.
PPB is said to be backing Dayang Enterprise, which has been reported as a strong contender for part of the soon-to-be awarded Pan Malaysia Hook-Up and Commissioning tender worth between RM8 billion and RM10 billion.
Analysts said Dayang may win contracts worth up to RM2 billion, which would almost triple its current orderbook. Hook-Up and Commissioning projects often require a lot of vessels support to carry equipment to the site for installation, analysts said. Perdana Petroleum has a fleet of about 14 vessels.
Dayang, which holds a 26 percent stake, is the single largest shareholder of Perdana Petroleum.
Shares of both companies have been rallying this month. So far in April, Dayang’s shares have risen about 20 percent to trade at RM3.44 on Tuesday. Similarly, Perdana’s shares were up 10 percent to last trade RM1.47 on Bursa Malaysia.
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Posted by Winnie Ahaha > 2013-04-03 23:58 | Report Abuse
ni hao ma?