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Sunday, February 23, 2014

Jobstreet Corporation Berhad

What a sad news! I just found out that Seek has bought over the core business of Jobstreet with RM1.73B. Even though JOBST is trading at high PER of 20+, it is indeed a very good company that keep growing and expanding around Asia.

The management has decided to reward the shareholders with all the net income for the selling of core business, which translated to RM2.40 per share. Interestingly, there is also an interim dividend of 1.75 cents to be distributed early next month.

After the news announcement, JOBST share price has went up and then plunged to RM2.52 as of closing. So my question is, is it worth to go in JOBST at RM2.52 or lower?


Sunday, February 16, 2014

JAYA TIASA HOLDINGS BERHAD

Many people are paying attention to JTIASA recently, thanks to a person.

A successful stock market investor and businessman, Mr. Koon Yew Yin has publicly promoted JTIASA in his blog for this counter's potential of making a lot of money from it's palm oil and timber businesses in the coming 10 years.

Mr. Koon and his family have already bought in more than 40 million JTIASA's shares up to now, approximately 4.2% of the total shares. The market predicts his entry price is between RM1.80 to RM2.30. Thus, he has invested more than RM82M in total.


Friday, January 31, 2014

Eversendai Corporation Berhad

My apology that I made a mistake by posting a non-relevant article just now. Anyway, I did a thorough study on SENDAI last week and would like to share with you all.

If you are paying attention on this SENDAI lately, it is falling from high point of RM1.70 in mid July till the lowest point of RM0.995 as of today, more than 40% price slides. Do you think it is undervalue or oversold now?

From the look at this counter, it LOOKS LIKE undervalue, even the owner himself told us so and perhaps you can make some free lunches by investing into SENDAI

Sunday, January 19, 2014

Interview with CEO of AirAsia

There was an interview from CNBC with Tony Fernandes on past Friday regarding the current issues and the future of AirAsia and AirAsia X. It supposed to involve QPR but somehow He did not mention anything about it.

The interview is very short, just a few minutes interview. He talks quite fast and I don't really get all his conversation, but luckily there is a written conversation underneath the video. This is what I love about CNBC, it's web site is very professional.


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