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yup sort of standard call warrant fact sheet, the calculation a bit complicated though, company's warrant more straight forward, but if you know how to use those warrants well, you can make a lot of money
@cik babe, belum jugak. nak tunggu sampai free warrant. masa tu baru tengok.
@tessa, thanks!! I once got burned by cw ( was newbie that time). from what I understand,it can bring you huge reward, but at the same time,the risk is very high. Depends on one's risk appetite.
Oreo, the higher the risk the higher the profit, I think better don't touch if its like 1 month near expiry date, because you don't know whats going to happen with the mother share, just my opinion
tu la aku fedap dengan setengah orang kat hibiscus forum, dia orang ini sibuk nak jatuhkan harga saham, sedangkan IB macam confident keluar call warrant pun exercise price tinggi, bila aku cakap emo, marah marah, kasi flag, maki hamum, aku nak jaga harga jangan jatuh lagi, sebab kalau jatuh susah pulak nak naik
STANDING TOGETHER AGAINST SHARKS AND T REX: FLAG ALERT
Yesterday was flag day for:
ALL STEEL COUNTERS
Today is flag day for:
1. SUPERMAX 2. 3. 4.
NEXT TO WATCH
1. Mflour (3662) 2. 3.
FOOTNOTE:
Wheat price droping from Aug 2017 USD509 until 22 Jan 2018 USD424.25. Corn alsodroping from Aug 2017 USD399.25 c until 22 Jan 2018 USD351c
this company buy wheat & Corn in usd,currency exchange malaysia up ,pay less. poutry business perform better.top up when price sell below RM2. payable in USD close to 180mil (USD) market bad boy try to push down the price.dont scare.kuat kuat hantam 12/10/2017 09:32
This statement still valid for coming quarter report. 10/01/2018 22:54 23/01/2018 11:29 23/01/2018 11:34
@cik babe, tengok skrang. apa2 jenis org pun ade kat hibi forum. yang double faces . jelas lagi. masa nak beli cheap,asyik kata sell sell sell. dah beli, kata buy buy buy
aku setuju, kalau pada 30/11/2018, tessa's hit tp 1.50, tolak strike price 1.00 ada 0.50, kena divide by 2, tolak harga beli lagi, tinggal berapa sen je
Samsung’s 50-to-1 share split announcement on South Korea’s Kospi at end-January, has had positive impact on the investor community. Before the proposed share split announcement, the conglomerate was trading at 2,495,000 won (RM9,084). Samsung’s share price, whose split is pending approval, should theoretically be 49,900 won after the split and adjustment.
Investors were long concerned about the high price of Samsung’s stock, which impeded liquidity on the Korean stock exchange, as most retail investors were not able to buy the stock. On Jan 31, the day after the announcement, the volume of trade surged by almost 427%. Between Feb 1 and 7, the counter averaged a volume of 485,000 shares, way above the 184,000 shares traded on Jan 24.
At Bursa Malaysia, there are several high-priced stocks which are also thinly traded. Most retail investors are not able to purchase the shares due to the high capital outlay. Some of these high-priced counters, with low liquidity, are Dutch Lady Milk Industries Bhd, Panasonic Manufacturing Malaysia Bhd and United Plantations Bhd.
Nestle Malaysia Bhd is the highest-priced counter on the local bourse, trading at above RM115 per share. British American Tobacco (Malaysia) Bhd is also highly priced (RM32.88 on Feb 13) but has good trading volume.
Strangely, the companies of some of these high-priced shares are not considering to undertake a share split. At least not yet. Share splits reduce the price of a stock and make it more accessible to retail investors.
Since a share split does not impact market capitalisation in terms of the total value of shares owned by shareholders, this should be good news for all investors. Retail investors would especially be happy to gain some exposure to these counters.
Perhaps, the regulators and the companies concerned can consider a share split as a requirement under listing rules to spur liquidity?
There has to be some way to force share splits in order to increase liquidity. After all, what is the point of being publicly listed when the shares are out of reach of the man-in-the-street?
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