Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Correction, Fear & My Shopping List (2)


The Asian equity market has started a overdue correction today led by 2% fall by Korean market.




Bursa Malaysia continue it's fall after Najib announce it's budget 2010 on 23/10/2009.




Fear ! many investor started to worry when they see the market started to fall, in a correction mode. Market correction after a long rise is actually a normat market behavior, we don's expect a non-stop rising market, do we? This should be a healthy correction, a pause before it rise further.




I have prepared a shopping list to WELCOME this correction, to buy good undervalue stock at a lower price:-


To prevent 'run chicken ' if market correction is minor, I have decided to go-in in stages.



  1. PARKSON - Below 5.10, & 4.8O

  2. ICAP - Below 1.80 & 1.70

  3. LIONIND - Below 1.42, 1.32 & 1.22

  4. CSC - Below 1.10

  5. SURIA - Below 1.30

PARKSON is my main target, therefore I will invest more on PARKSON, ICAP & LIONIND.

(Picture: Penang Heritage )

Saturday, October 24, 2009

High End Properties in Penang - Imagine the SUPPLY 3 years from now


The prices for High End properties in Penang has reach record high level, with most of them selling above 1.0 mil a unit for landed property or even Condo.

The newly launch from Mah Sing will be price 3 - 4 million per unit, after this we will see IJM, Queensbay & E&O launching their HIgh End properties that selling above 1 mil for link house, & multi millions for semi D & Villa.

For those who wish to speculate in Properties, before you cheer for this record high property price, please sit down & try to imagine the supply of this HIGH END properties in 3 years time from now, when the the projects completed in year 2012-2013.

Will the price sustainable or what is the chances of properties price continue to surge if:-

  1. The economy growth remained low at 3 -4 %
  2. The average Malaysian monthly income level remained depressed at low level of 2000-5000 monthly
  3. Over supply of High End properties by greedy developers.
  4. Every new projects only have less than 50% occupancy when completed.


Friday, October 23, 2009

ICAP- Offer U Almost 10% below Net Assets Value


In this young BULL market, if you thinking of buying a good undervalue stock in Bursa Malaysia,

Instead of paying existing market price to buy stock in Bursa, why not consider this one:-

ICAP, offer you an exposure to Equity in Bursa Malaysia by paying 10% less on Market Price.

NAV as at 21/10/2009 : 1.96

Icap market price: 1.80

Exp: if u interested in Parkson, market price is 5.15,
BUT you can buy it indirectly via Icap at a price cheaper than 5.15.( 10% discount) because Icap's biggest holding is Parkson.

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

IT TELL YOU ALL : VALUE INVESTING



What is 'Value Investing' & How Value Investing can make us success in Investing & make us wealthy ?

This 2 articles from 冷眼 has tell us ALL ABOUT IT. .

IT'S SIMPLE YET DIFFICULT.

Saturday, October 10, 2009

A Decision to Confirmed MCA Irrelevance


The MCA delegates has make a decision to drop Ong Tee Kiat, & Dr. Chua Sooi Lek in today's EGM.

This a the worse decision for MCA.
This may reflected the Central Delegate's disappointment over MCA effectiveness in politics.
They have voice out that they have feud up with MCA performance with the vote to drop BOTH President & Deputy President.

Even the Central Delegates has make a decision to kill MCA future in Malaysia Politics.

A decisions that confirm MCA irrelevance in Malaysia Politics.

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MCA EGM: MCA delegates make dramatic decisions (Update 8)

thestar.com.my, 10/10/2009

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KUALA LUMPUR: MCA delegates made dramatic decisions at the party EGM on Saturday.

The vote of no confidence against Datuk Seri Ong Tee Keat got through by 14 votes.

His suspended deputy, Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek, failed to be reinstated as deputy president but was voted back as a member.

Party officials said the dramatic decisions of the delegates at the EGM would mean that they now need to look at the party constitution.

Under the Constitution, a party president can only be removed by a two-thirds of the delegates' votes.

Ong told reporters that he respected the results of the EGM.

He also said that the MCA Central Committee and Presidential Council will have to discuss the results.

Results of the voting on the three resolutions:

Resolution 1: That the members of the general assembly have no confidence in the leadership of president Datuk Seri Ong Tee Keat.

Adopt: 1155

Reject: 1141

Resolution 2: That the presidential council's decision on Aug 26 in accepting the recommendation of the disciplinary board and the subsequent decision of the central committee (if any) to expel or suspend Dr Chua is annulled.

Adopt: 1204

Reject: 1095

Resolution 3: That Dr Chua be rightfully restored as MCA deputy president.

Adopt: 1110

Reject: 1184


Earlier Saturday, of the 2,307 delegates who registered for the EGM, only 2,304 cast their votes from 10.30am to 11.55am. Three did not collect their ballot papers.

The total turnout of delegates was at 96.93% attendance rate.

Delegates had to show their party membership card and MyKad to collect the ballot papers

No photographers and reporters were allowed in the hall.

The EGM decided that only the first three resolutions be put to vote and the remaining two resolutions deemed irrelevant.

After opening the EGM, speaker Datuk Yik Phooi Hong put the suggestion to the delegates, who accepted this through the show of hands.

Resolution 4 and 5 were scrapped as no appointment of deputy president had been made as Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek was not sacked.

No disciplinary action would be taken against those who called for the EGM.

The registration process for the EGM began on Friday and closed at 10.30am Saturday.

Dr Chua, who arrived at 8.10am, told reporters that he would accept any decision made at the end of the day.

Vice-presidents Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai and Datuk Seri Kong Cho Ha also arrived early for the meeting.

Liow said he hoped the delegates would show maturity and make decisions in the best interests of the party.

Ong, who arrived at about 9.15am, was instantly greeted by his supporters, who cheered him on and gave him words of encouragement.

EGM guidelines state that any recount of votes would be allowed only if there was a difference of 1% of the total votes cast.

In the event of a draw, the speaker may exercise his right by casting an extra vote as provided for in Article 169 of the party constitution. But if the speaker elects not to vote, then lots would be drawn.