Tuesday 28 December 2021

CMSB: The Undisputed Child of Sarawak



In year 2019, one listed company in Malaysia has an ambitious 5-year target of reaching RM500mil PATAMI by the end of year 2024.

Its PATAMI in 2019 was just RM160mil, which means it has to grow at a CAGR of at least 25% over 5 years to achieve its target.

It is not an easy task for sure.

However, its highest PATAMI was RM265mil in 2018. This makes its RM500mil target looks a bit more within reach. 

It has 1,074mil of ordinary shares, with no future earning dilution except ESOS at the moment.

If it can achieve RM500mil PATAMI, then its EPS will be 46.5sen. 

If we simply give it a PE ratio of 10x, it will be worth RM4.65.

Now its share price is trading at RM1.30. Is it attractive?

Friday 17 December 2021

Is It Time To Invest In US Stock Market?



At the end of 2020, I was bullish on the stock market in 2021.

It should be a recovery year from the pandemic as Covid-19 vaccines were rolled out in stages.

Now we are approaching the end of year 2021, and it turns out to be a tough year for stock market in Malaysia.

Unless you packed your portfolio with quality tech stocks, it's very likely that you will close year 2021 with a loss.

If you have Genetec or Kobay in your portfolio early in 2021 and hold on to them until now, you will be big winner in 2021.

Genetec rode a rocket from RM1.80 to RM50 while Kobay jumped from RM2.40 to RM18 (adjusted to bonus issue).

I had Genetec in my portfolio at the start of 2021 at a cost of RM1.49, only to have sold them "happily" at RM4.20... 

Friday 3 December 2021

My Portfolio Nov21

 












Summary For November 2021




Portfolio @ End of Nov21















In November my portfolio suffered 12.6% loss which matched previous heaviest monthly loss in Oct18, apart from a 21.7% Covid-driven slump in Mac20.

The share prices of all 17 stocks dropped in this month. Even in Mac20 rout there was still one stock in my portfolio that stood tall and did not drop, which was Daya at 0.5sen per share. Haha.

KLCI dropped non-stop all the way from 1,600 points in mid October to settle at 1,514 points at the end of November.

The sentiment in Malaysia's stock market started to turn sour after the announcement of Budget 2022.

The drastic drop came in the final few days of November when new variant of Covid-19 Omicron emerged as a "Variant of Concern".

Brent oil price dived USD10 or 12% from USD82 to USD72 in just one day.