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Month: February 2016

It Is All About ROE

Malaysian banks have recently announced their latest financials for the quarter. It is important to consider the impact of return … More

Affin, Alliance, AMMB, banks, BIMB, CIMB, Hong Leong BAnk, klci, malaysia, Maybank, Public Bank, return on equity, RHB Capital, ROE, valuation

The Magic Number 18

Some major cap constituents of FBMKLCI  have been reporting lower earnings such as Hong Leong Bank, Sime Darby and Telekom Malaysia. The rest … More

FBMKLCI, klci, malaysia, price earnings ratio

Finding Bottom For Plantation Stocks

We look at 6 plantation stocks that are currently trading on Bursa: IOI, KLK, Genting Plantation, Hap Seng Plantation, TSH … More

CBIP, CPO, FBMKLCI, Genting Plantation, Hap Seng Plantation, IOI Corporation, KLK, malaysia, palm oil, Plantation, TSH Resources

Export Stocks: Jumping On The Bandwagon

The Ringgit is weakening. Buy export stocks. Hang on, do we just jump on the bandwagon and chase after the … More

Bursa, export stocks, FBMKLCI, Forex, Inari Amertron, Karex, Kossan Rubber, Latitud Tree, malaysia, Ringgit, Top Glove

Investing is not a rocket science

I am not an expert in investing. I am not a fund manager. Whatever I say doesn’t hold any weight. … More

earnings, improbable, Investing, margin of safety

Are O&G companies undervalued?

Most O&G companies have seen their prices battered by the fallout in global oil prices. Every investor has the same curiosity … More

Brent Crude Oil, Coastal, Coastal contracts, Favco, Favelle Favco, malaysia, O&G, Sapurakencana petroleum, SKPetro

Real Interest Rate & Hot Money

Central banks have been cutting interest rates, with the latest moves by Japan and Sweden. The deliberate moves result in … More

carry trades, central banks, countries, Currency, Foreign exchange, Forex, hot money, negative interest rate, real interest rate

A tale of two bourses

For 3-month performance as of 11 February 2016, we saw FBMKLCI declining slightly more than 1 percent whilst the STI … More

klci, malaysia, singapore, STI, stock market

Increasing Volatility, Increasing Downside Risk

Since 2015, the 90-day historical volatility has been increasing for both Strait Times Index (STI) and FTSE Bursa Malaysia KL … More

Bursa, FBMKLCI, malaysia, singapore, STI, Stock markets, straits times index, Volatility

SHCOMP overvalued?

  In terms of price earnings ratio (“P/E”), the SHCOMP is trading at a differential premium of 144.2% against HSCEI. … More

China, Hang Seng, Hong Kong, HSCEI, Shanghai, Share market, SHCOMP

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