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Keck Seng Berhad is undervalued

Stock Market
Written by Ben   
Saturday, 12 January 2008
The escalating price of palm oil prompts me to take a look at Keck Seng Bhd. To me this stock is definitely undervalued.

As at 30.12.2006, the company has 10,000 acres of land in Johor. These lands are mostly in oil palm and  of which are 3 housing estates namely: Tanjong Puteri Resort, Taman Daya and Bandar Baru Kangar. These developments are all in the Iskandar Region which is an economic zone established under the 9th Malaysia Plan for fast growth.

The company has under “other investments” RM150, 411,000. The market value of these investments as at year end 2006 was RM570, 784,000.  I understand that about 75% of these investments are in quoted shares of Wilmar International Ltd which is controlled by Robert Kuok. As year 2007 is a bullish year for the stock market, these quoted shares should be worth very much more by now.

For your info, Keck Seng is the 4th largest shareholder of Chin Teck Berhad which is a plantation stock. Chin Teck closed at RM9 last Friday. It was selling at about RM5.45 per share a year ago.

All in all, I consider Keck Seng cheap at its last traded price of RM5.15 per share. This counter is a quiet and an unpopular stock. Only those who have the patience and the ability to buy and keep for the longer term will find it rewarding.

Stock prices can go up and down. Do consult professional advice before you make any commitments. This blog is not responsible for your winnings or losses. As usual you buy, sell or hold at your own risk absolutely.

Cheers and best of luck.

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Ride with The Bulls

Stock Market
Written by Ben   
Monday, 07 January 2008

Ride with the bulls
Raid with the bears
Be smart, be wise
Money is everywhere

Never go against a major force. Never swim against the current. Never catch a falling dagger. And never pee against the wind if you don’t want to get wet.

 In every stock market, the syndicates are there .Not one but many. Some call them the Big Boys. I like to call them Smart Money. Some of these syndicates, not only have the resources to control prices, they are powerful enough to control the news as well.

 Technical analysis is to track these Big Boys. The small boys are of course no match for the Big Boys. Why go against them? You are not supposed to, and you would be stupid to do so. Actually, we should be thankful to them. They are the ones who create the waves and the storms. Without them, the market will be lethargic and no body will be there to play the market. If you are smart, you should ride with the waves and profit from their moves.

Factors, many and varied, affect share prices. Not all syndicates make money. Some lost at their own game. Syndicates often go against one another. This is a zero-sum game. One man’s win is another’s loss.

Don’t blame the syndicates if you lose money. If you can’t beat them, join them. And if you can’t join them leave them, but don’t go against them.


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Is PE the answer?

Stock Market
Written by Ben   
Wednesday, 26 December 2007

To value a share, you must know certain numbers which are important. To name a few, they are:

EPS (earnings per share
DY (dividend yield )
PER or PE (price-earnings ratio)
PSR (price to sales ratio)
NTA or NAV (net tangible asset value)
Gearing (sometimes called debt-equity-ratio)

The PE ratio is the most often talked about. It means the market price per share divided by the net earnings per share. One way of looking at it, is that a PE of 4 means that it will take 4 years to recoup your capital at the current rate of earnings.

Is buying a share at low PE the way to riches? Certainly not. PE alone is not the way to value a share. Wealth is not so easily created; otherwise any form five boy can become rich. You need to know very much more.

Sometimes it is better to buy at high PE than at low PE. When a share is selling at low PE, it means that the prospective earnings are poor and therefore its intrinsic value will be lowered. On the contrary, when it is selling at high PE, it means the prospective earnings are good and therefore its intrinsic value will be enhanced.

 It is better to buy a good company in its bad year rather than a bad company in its good year. Think about it, and you will know what I mean.

Prospective earnings are forecast earnings which may turn out to be inaccurate. Hence, if you buy at high PE and your forecast earnings are wrong, the share price will not go up. On the contrary if you buy at low PE and earnings per share subsequently drop, your low PE will become high PE, and the share price will drop also, So you see, it all boils down to earnings.

Fundamental analysts are paid highly, because they are supposed to possess the ability to forecast EPS correctly. In reality, sad to say, many failed miserably.

“If you wish to enjoy the glory of the sunrise, you have to slog through the darkness of the night”. Do your homework, read more, upgrade yourself, and someday you will be rich.

 To all my Christian readers, I wish them Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.


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Merry Christmas & Happy New Year

Annoucement
Written by Ben   
Thursday, 20 December 2007
 Wishing all our members a Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year

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The Scorpion and the Frog

Educational
Written by Ben   
Monday, 17 December 2007
Once there was a scorpion that asked a frog to take it across a stream. The frog said, “How do I know that you are not going to sting me while I am doing it”? The scorpion said, “Don’t worry, if I do that, I will die also”.

 The frog thought for awhile and decided that what the scorpion said was not unreasonable. So the frog asked the scorpion to climb onto its back.

 Half way across the stream, the frog felt a sharp pain. The scorpion had stung it. Just when the frog was about to die, it looked up at the scorpion and said, “But why”! The scorpion answered, “I can’t help it, it’s my nature”.

 Self-destruction; don’t do it.

Change what you cannot accept.

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