Company: Alam Maritim Resources Berhad
Industry: Oil & Gas
3yr Average ROE: 19.47%
MYEG
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How to Fully Utilize Maybank ASB Loan
A few days ago, I came across a discussion about ASB loan offered by Maybank. Actually, I have heard about the loan before and it seems like a very good investment for those of you who don't have much capital (like me!) as you don't have to pay lump sum to get maximum dividend. However, I never thought that we can utilize this investment so that we only need to pay the installment for the first year only, and at the end of the tenure, you will get the full amount of the loan.
Stock Watch (TCHONG)
Company: Tan Chong Motor Holdings Bhd
Industry: Motor Vehicle
5yr Average ROE: 10.86%
10yr Average EPS Growth Rate: 20.45%
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10th Malaysia Plan; What Say You?
Last Friday, our beloved Prime Minister announced the RM230 billion package under the 10th Malaysia Plan (10MP) for the year 2011-2015. All the media masses seem to be supportive and believe that Malaysia, among others, can achieve 6% GDP growth per year until 2015 to match the targeted RM38,850 (USD 12,140) gross national income. Another point that I would like to highlight is that the government also aims to increase the private sector investment by 12.8% which is equivalent to RM115 billion per year.
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Book Recommendation – I Love Stocks by Pauline Yong
This week, I would like to introduce a very good book to those of you who would like to start investing in the stock market.
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Stock Watch (MAMEE)
Company: Mamee Double-Decker (M) Bhd
Industry: Food & Beverage
5yr Average ROE: 14.76%
10yr Average EPS Growth Rate: 25.4%
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Investing in a Bear Market
As we all realize, a couple of weeks ago our FBMKLCI plunged under the 200-day moving average which means that we are officially in a bear market. Even though the market went up a little last week, majority investors and analysts believe that the bear is not done yet.
How to Read a Financial Statement (Part 2)
Debt Equity Ratio or Gearing Ratio
Gearing ratio of a company will indicates how deep is the company with debt. Naturally, the lower the ratio, the better the company. If the company has a gearing ratio of 1, it means that the company has RM 1 debt for every RM 1 of it’s assets.
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Gearing ratio of a company will indicates how deep is the company with debt. Naturally, the lower the ratio, the better the company. If the company has a gearing ratio of 1, it means that the company has RM 1 debt for every RM 1 of it’s assets.
