Technical BUY with +14.4% potential return Last price : RM0.830 Target Price : RM0.855, RM0.950 Support : RM0.810 Stop-loss: RM0.785 BUY with a target price of RM0.950 with a stop loss below RM0.785. Following a mild retracement which is followed by consolidation below the “cloud” since 17 Dec 13, FMRB has found support at RM0.705 and is gradually climbing higher along with the rising trendline as the share price records a series of higher lows. However, a strong surge in share price for the last two days has established a new upleg on the back of a higher trading volume of 10.4m shares (vs 20-day average of 1.2m). Given the uptick in RSI, +DI and ADX lines, we can conclude that rising momentum could push the share price higher with FMRB still in the initial stage of the new up-leg. Thus, we peg our upside target at the 1.61x Fibonacci extension level of RM0.950 over the medium term.
Just read a recent announcement by Microlink on 7 March. It indirectly telling us that FRB have owned about 88.54% of shares in Microlink as at 30 Jan. Meaning that it should by now have probably owned more than 89%. Take over might be able to complete very soon. Stay tuned.
On behalf of the Board of Directors of FRB, Inter-Pacific Securities Sdn Bhd wishes to announce that FRB, Formis Holdings Berhad and Man Yau Holdings Berhad, both wholly-owned subsidiaries of FRB, have on 3 April 2014, entered into a Heads of Agreement with Microlink Solutions Berhad for the proposed disposal of all of their shareholdings in certain subsidiary companies, further details of which are provided in the attached file.
sengkee, what do you mean about the take over of Microlink? Is that mean privatization of Microlink through FRB? Microlink will be a wholly-owned sub? If this happen, what will happen to all the minor share holder of Microlink. Actually I'm one of it ..... :-(
Read frm their announcement, as at 31 March 2014, FRB hv owned about 88.52%.. Very close to 90%. If I am not wrong, when it reach 90%, it will become mandatory. So the minority shareholders will hv to sell. Previously the offer price was only 0.60. But now have surged to 0.90 ++.
Anyway, Let's see what is their future plan. Now they are reorganization their group of companies. So the next target could be their other subsidiaries. Buy at own risk.
But bro, Sengkee, from the announcement also, after completion of the proposed placement their share will changed to 80.47%, and public spreading will become 19.53%.
FYE 31 Mac 2014,Microlink profit will be taken into FRB group profit. Lookout for the jump in profit for FRB. Microlink mandatory T/O already completed.That percentage held is for maintaining listing purpose only.
Microlink daily turnover trade lacks liquidity. Minimum 20% public spread they(FRB) have complied. Which would you prefer?10cent par or 50cent par value stock for FRB which have bigger public spread and liquidity. Good luck!
Normally stock par value is at RM1.00,so to translate simple maths, 10cent par Microlink (closing price 0.89)=RM8.90 50cent par FRB (closing price 0.815)=RM1.63 10cent par Inari (closing price 2.77)=RM27.70
Good analysis Arjuna. So FRB is really cheap compare to the other 2. But if apply your formula, the cheapest stock should be FRB's another listed subsidiary company, DGSB. Its par value is 10 cent and the share price is only 6.5 cent now. So its mean that if convert to par value of RM1.00 DGSB share price is only RM0.65 now. Cheapest among the above stocks.
You have forgotten analyzing the paid up capital and NTA,this is the most important criteria on the entry level. How far can it go say at current level,if double the nta it's still comfortable. Whereas five times of nta careful unless there's strong fundamental to support it.
Company reorganize thru merger and acquisition theme. Now FRB has phase out the two major competitors which supply techno software services especially to financial sectors. Trying to monopolise this profitable industry. As for Inari,riding on the tech boom now in US.At 0.85cents during exercise of rights and warrants,company is capitalising on the timing. Hopefully the dot com bubble don't repeat.
Normally stock par value is at RM1.00,so to translate simple maths, 10cent par Microlink (closing price 0.89)=RM8.90 50cent par FRB (closing price 0.815)=RM1.63 10cent par Inari (closing price 2.77)=RM27.70
Good analysis Arjuna. So FRB is really cheap compare to the other 2. But if apply your formula, the cheapest stock should be FRB's another listed subsidiary company, DGSB. Its par value is 10 cent and the share price is only 6.5 cent now. So its mean that if convert to par value of RM1.00 DGSB share price is only RM0.65 now. Cheapest among the above stocks.
this two have no idea what they talking, so i find it so funny lol... kikiki especially the par value part.... par value is irrelevant in now days , google par value and learn more about it.. if u want ;)
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Posted by Yk John > 2014-03-25 19:49 | Report Abuse
Who dato thing?