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IPO / Equity / Stock Market

HLIB: IOI Properties Group should report over RM1 billion headline profit in Q4 2024

My second property in Penang was by an IOI Properties subsidiary company. That was the property which kick-started my property investment journey. I personally believe our property investment journey starts when we buy the second property. If it’s just one, then it’s just a property buy. Note that this is my own definition and I have no idea what other think. Now, there’s some good news with regards to IOI Properties Group.

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IPO / Equity / Stock Market

S P Setia is aiming for an asset-light strategy for competitiveness

Some public listed companies sell their assets because they need cash to repay debts. This is so that they do not need to service huge interests on those debts. Some companies prefer to buy assets which can provide stable returns. For example, buying a mall which is has over 85 percent occupancy. Some companies will prefer not to hold too much assets which does not generate returns beyond potential appreciation many years later.

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IPO / Equity / Stock Market

S P Setia’s RM1.5 billion REIT is on the way?

Are you thinking about property and you think you like the professionals to manage it for you instead? Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) may be what you are looking for. Here is one recent article with lots of REIT choices which you could review and decide. Benefits of investing into REITs, another one is coming. I think these days I look at REITs more often because I think it’s generally low risk lah. You already can see what the commercial property which is owned by the REIT looks like. No need guessing even.

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ABCs of Personal Finance

Oh no… Bursa Malaysia is in the red with over 1,000 counters in the red

People buy shares for many reasons. Some believe it’s a good way to earn dividends and thus they will keep these for the long term. Some are buying because of some news saying that ithe price will rise or they have some belief based on their own analysis that the stock price will rise.

Some are full time traders, buying using some formulas or calculations which is derived from historical patterns. Of course there are some who just love the brand and they buy the stock. Some may even be buying because of the free gifts they receive during the shareholder meetings. Haha.

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IPO / Equity / Stock Market

Why companies fall into PN17. Are you holding shares in these companies?

If we buy the bluechip counters, chances are their price is already very close to their intrinsic value and we would just need to feel confident to buy and hold it until it exceeds its current value and the share price would go up further. Some of us would prefer to just buy dividend counters and step back and get dividends every year. Good strategy too. Well, what happens if the company falls into PN17? Should we hold or should we sell?

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ABCs of Personal Finance

Benefits of Investing into REITs. Another REIT choice may be coming

Let’s have Bursa Malaysia telling us a little about what is REIT and why it has now been a popular way for people wanting to invest into properties, usually commercial properties. We cannot buy the whole office tower but we could buy a small tiny little part of that office tower when we buy REITs just like how we buy shares in companies.

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ABCs of Personal Finance

Personal Finance 101: Time to look at the equities in Malaysia?

Foreign funds may buy. They may push up the prices to the typical higher price earnings ratio. Is this the correct thing to do? Please do remember that they have more funds to hold should things did not go as planned. They could also sell immediately if they found things not to their expectations which could drive prices down suddenly. This is why when we buy these companies, it is more important to understand the business which they do. Read their annual reports at least, maybe?

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IPO / Equity / Stock Market

Personal Finance 101: Investing into fast growth companies and ‘normal’ growth companies

Yesterday, I posted something I love to read but is still unwilling to spend money on it; cars. I wrote about the state of EVs, which brand is on top, which brand use to be top and what are the brands which may be the future. There is also a chart for upcoming ones too in the top 10 list of brands which are now selling EVs. It used to be a lonely affair for one major brand yeah; Tesla for EVs. Today, we look at both EVs and one particular company which is the number 1 car seller in the world and yet is not even within the top 10 for EV charts.

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IPO / Equity / Stock Market

Financial news: EcoWorld net profit dropped in Q1

Imagine everyone telling you that the property market is going to make a comeback. Then you went to take a look at all the public listed property companies and realises that every company you researched are all suffering from losses. This gives us a very good sign that all is not well with the property market even if many people were telling us otherwise. This is one reason why we should always take note of the financial reporting from property developers. It would be better if many of them if not majority of them are reporting profits. Here’s another one even if the overall number seems to be dropping.

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ABCs of Personal Finance

Personal Finance 101: PN17 companies. Why, What and Who Questions.

What is PN17 company? PN17 stands for Practice Note 17/2005 and is issued by Bursa Malaysia; relating to companies that are in financial distress. Companies that fall within the definition of PN17 will need to submit their proposal to the Approving Authority to restructure and revive the company in order to maintain the listing status.

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