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OB HOLDINGS BERHAD (OBHB 0327)
Timetable of IPO
Figure 1: IPO timetable of OB Holdings Berhad
-Will be listed on the ACE Board
Full Video of OB Holdings Berhad (Chinese version) - YouTube
Info of IPO
Enlarged no. of shares upon listing: 391.627 million
IPO price: RM0.24
Market capitalization: RM93.99 million
Estimated funds to raise from Public Issue: RM 28.8million
PE ratio = 17.08x (based on FY2024)
Business Model
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Timetable of IPO
Figure 1: IPO timetable of OB Holdings Berhad
-Will be listed on the ACE Board
Full Video of OB Holdings Berhad (Chinese version) - YouTube
Info of IPO
Enlarged no. of shares upon listing: 391.627 million
IPO price: RM0.24
Market capitalization: RM93.99 million
Estimated funds to raise from Public Issue: RM 28.8million
PE ratio = 17.08x (based on FY2024)
Business Model
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Forward in order: A few days ago I already mentioned that as long as 5670 is not broken, the large cap trend heading towards 5800 is already determined. If friends who followed me for bottom fishing at 5675 can hold on until 5800 to exit. The next support level is around 5760. Once breached, we will charge like a dragon crossing the river, pressuring around 5820. My theory of Asset inflation has slowly unfolded, with stocks hitting new highs, and Harris's laughter echoing in the ears of every group member. I was also the first blogger last month to predict this reality. Now my system's determinations have all come true. In recent days, Disney has been gradually increasing positions at 92-93, and the system also sees 110-120. Lulu has also started to add positions around 260, with a reasonable price target of 350 in the long term. Boeing at around 140 is also considered cheap and reasonable, with a long-term target of 210. These are all considered relatively inexpensive stocks. $Lululemon Athletica (LULU.US)$ $Disney (DIS.US)$ $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ $iShares China Large-Cap ETF (FXI.US)$ $Apple (AAPL.US)$ $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$
Thursday: Baba was at 110 today, now it's already at 113.5, making money easily. Now worried...
Thursday: Baba was at 110 today, now it's already at 113.5, making money easily. Now worried...
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I always remind myself to review my trades and strategies each quarter. ![]()
It helps me to be disciplined, to check my positions and make adjustments timely.![]()
Securities Position: Looking good with gradual profits![]()
Asset Distribution:
For me my Golden Ratio (Stocks/Funds) was previously 20/80. Seems like I’ve moved towards 50/50 with my bullishness on $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ .![]()
Currency Exposure:
40/60 is sufficient for my golden ratio for trading in US market.![]()
YTD Return:
56% So ...
It helps me to be disciplined, to check my positions and make adjustments timely.
Securities Position: Looking good with gradual profits
Asset Distribution:
For me my Golden Ratio (Stocks/Funds) was previously 20/80. Seems like I’ve moved towards 50/50 with my bullishness on $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ .
Currency Exposure:
40/60 is sufficient for my golden ratio for trading in US market.
YTD Return:
56% So ...
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$CEB (5311.MY)$
Executive Director (Executive Director)和Chief Executive Officer (CEO)All are in senior management positions at the company, but with different responsibilities:
Executive Director: is one of the Bosses, both involved in decision-making and running the company's operations and daily affairs, with the ability to propose the replacement of the CEO in the board meeting.
CEO: Focus on company management and global strategy execution. Can be purely working for the company. Will be fired by the board of directors.
1. Executive Director
Responsibilities: Serving as both a board member and a company manager, responsible for supervising and executing the company's daily operation and global strategy.
Role: Involved in company decision-making, responsible for specific business management, and reporting to the board of directors about work.
Position: Belongs to the board members, also involved in daily operations, and can also hold any position in the company, including CEO.
2. Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Responsibilities: The highest company executive, in charge of overall company operation and global strategy execution.
Role: Leading all company departments, ensuring the achievement of company goals, and reporting to the board of directors.
Position: The top management of the company, not necessarily a member of the board of directors.
Guess: New Executive DirectorAfter acquiring enough shares, enterBoard of DirectorsCan propose in the board of directors meeting.Remove the CEO.And then become the, or act as a mere manager, not the top executive. If you have enough shares, it's like watching a drama,One person decides.![]()
In any case, there is a show to watch. ...
Executive Director (Executive Director)和Chief Executive Officer (CEO)All are in senior management positions at the company, but with different responsibilities:
Executive Director: is one of the Bosses, both involved in decision-making and running the company's operations and daily affairs, with the ability to propose the replacement of the CEO in the board meeting.
CEO: Focus on company management and global strategy execution. Can be purely working for the company. Will be fired by the board of directors.
1. Executive Director
Responsibilities: Serving as both a board member and a company manager, responsible for supervising and executing the company's daily operation and global strategy.
Role: Involved in company decision-making, responsible for specific business management, and reporting to the board of directors about work.
Position: Belongs to the board members, also involved in daily operations, and can also hold any position in the company, including CEO.
2. Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Responsibilities: The highest company executive, in charge of overall company operation and global strategy execution.
Role: Leading all company departments, ensuring the achievement of company goals, and reporting to the board of directors.
Position: The top management of the company, not necessarily a member of the board of directors.
Guess: New Executive DirectorAfter acquiring enough shares, enterBoard of DirectorsCan propose in the board of directors meeting.Remove the CEO.And then become the, or act as a mere manager, not the top executive. If you have enough shares, it's like watching a drama,One person decides.
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$RH PetroGas (T13.SG)$ $Rex Intl (5WH.SG)$ $Wilton Resources (5F7.SG)$
That's not good. Not good at all. It keeps on escalating and getting worse. I'm sure Russia & China will be monitoring the situation closely.
Position yourselves. But then again if they start nuking each other, only one thing to do...pray
That's not good. Not good at all. It keeps on escalating and getting worse. I'm sure Russia & China will be monitoring the situation closely.
Position yourselves. But then again if they start nuking each other, only one thing to do...pray
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$Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$ $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ Today's rebound oscillation downward or refuse to decline first and wait for confirmation. If you find my video helpful, please support by subscribing, turning on the little bell, liking and sharing. Your support is greatly appreciated.
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$UP Fintech (TIGR.US)$ Many people have been asking me why I set the stop loss point at 10% so high, my reason is
1. Don't be greedy when making a profit, once a collapse occurs, you will be glad you set a stop loss.
2. Stocks with significant gains in a few days are prone to large fluctuations when at high levels, it's quite normal because many people also set different stop loss points, leading to a chain reaction.
In simple terms, setting the stop loss point too high makes it easy to sell off quickly. If you have a bullish belief and want to continue participating, the stop loss point should not be set too low. My own psychological price is 10%. Not investment advice, just sharing my thoughts, there is no right or wrong.
This is what I have always emphasized, to protect the wallet and hold.
1. Don't be greedy when making a profit, once a collapse occurs, you will be glad you set a stop loss.
2. Stocks with significant gains in a few days are prone to large fluctuations when at high levels, it's quite normal because many people also set different stop loss points, leading to a chain reaction.
In simple terms, setting the stop loss point too high makes it easy to sell off quickly. If you have a bullish belief and want to continue participating, the stop loss point should not be set too low. My own psychological price is 10%. Not investment advice, just sharing my thoughts, there is no right or wrong.
This is what I have always emphasized, to protect the wallet and hold.
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$MicroCloud Hologram (HOLO.US)$ They're buying large amounts of shares so they have shares to short. ![]()
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Tanco Holdings Berhad has made a bold move with the proposed development of Malaysia’s first smart AI container port, which is driving its valuation to RM2.6 billion (RM1.200 per share). Here’s why this ambitious project is set to transform both the company and the maritime logistics sector in Malaysia.
The proposed smart AI container port will be built on a 480-acre landbank already owned by Tanco, meaning no additional costs for lan...
The proposed smart AI container port will be built on a 480-acre landbank already owned by Tanco, meaning no additional costs for lan...
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Dropped 30% within one day.
Why do some stocks drop by so much within one day???
Many people come to the stock market with the mindset of wanting to make quick money.
So everyone thinks it's just good as long as you can make money by buying, regardless of what stocks they are.
This will cause many people to overlook what stocks actually are.
When you buy stocks, you hold shares of the company and become one of the shareholders.
#So you must focus on the company's fundamentals.
Is the company really profitable?
Does the company really grow? Does it really willingly distribute high dividends to shareholders?
#The best is the kind that distributes more dividends every year
This is the essence of investing in stocks
Many people tend to overlook this important essence, leading to the fact that most people entering the stock market are speculating rather than holding company stocks with a business mindset of being a boss.
Let's take this stock as an example.
This company has been losing money for many years, it is a business that operates at a loss.
If you were to think from the perspective of being a boss, would you buy this type of company?
Certainly it's risky, but many people just don't look at the company's performance.
Seeing the stock price rise a lot and being speculated on by the market, I went to buy.
# This will cause many people wonder why they have been in the stock market for many years.
They will still incur losses of 70%, 80%.
Because the problem lies in not basing your actions on the company's business.
#The company has never paid dividends.
If you aim to create a stable cash flow in the stock market to achieve your financial freedom.
In this case, this type of company is not suitable...
Why do some stocks drop by so much within one day???
Many people come to the stock market with the mindset of wanting to make quick money.
So everyone thinks it's just good as long as you can make money by buying, regardless of what stocks they are.
This will cause many people to overlook what stocks actually are.
When you buy stocks, you hold shares of the company and become one of the shareholders.
#So you must focus on the company's fundamentals.
Is the company really profitable?
Does the company really grow? Does it really willingly distribute high dividends to shareholders?
#The best is the kind that distributes more dividends every year
This is the essence of investing in stocks
Many people tend to overlook this important essence, leading to the fact that most people entering the stock market are speculating rather than holding company stocks with a business mindset of being a boss.
Let's take this stock as an example.
This company has been losing money for many years, it is a business that operates at a loss.
If you were to think from the perspective of being a boss, would you buy this type of company?
Certainly it's risky, but many people just don't look at the company's performance.
Seeing the stock price rise a lot and being speculated on by the market, I went to buy.
# This will cause many people wonder why they have been in the stock market for many years.
They will still incur losses of 70%, 80%.
Because the problem lies in not basing your actions on the company's business.
#The company has never paid dividends.
If you aim to create a stable cash flow in the stock market to achieve your financial freedom.
In this case, this type of company is not suitable...
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