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Life Water IPO 讲解:
1) YouTube
2) fb.watch/vuNBS8...
Source: LIFE WATER BERHAD IPO Prospectus
Figure 1: IPO timetable of LIFE WATER BERHAD
-Will be listed on the Main Board
Info of IPO
Enlarged no. of shares upon listing: 473.1795 million
IPO price: RM0.65
Market capitalization: RM307.56 million
Estimated funds to raise from Public Issue: RM63.41million
PE ratio = 10.93x (based on FY2024)
Figure 2: Business model of LIFE WATER ...
1) YouTube
2) fb.watch/vuNBS8...
Source: LIFE WATER BERHAD IPO Prospectus
Figure 1: IPO timetable of LIFE WATER BERHAD
-Will be listed on the Main Board
Info of IPO
Enlarged no. of shares upon listing: 473.1795 million
IPO price: RM0.65
Market capitalization: RM307.56 million
Estimated funds to raise from Public Issue: RM63.41million
PE ratio = 10.93x (based on FY2024)
Figure 2: Business model of LIFE WATER ...
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There are lots of people predicting the market crash to happen. However, I don’t think market correction will happen before the US Presidential election. In my opinion there are probably another 4% to 5% upside for the stock markets as we progress into the election. Gold and silver both are also trading at its peak. precious metals may trade side ways for now with little bit of upsides and eventually all markets will have its overdue corrections downwards together in...
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Join us in the group chat IPO MY.
Before you buy an IPO, understand how the IPO is distributed first. This IPO is distributed through a draw. For each draw, the amount of share distribution has been determined as per the table ( an example) below.
Referring to the table above, investors who want to buy shares from 100 to 900 units will be distributed as many as 100 units of shares. According to this guide, it is sufficient if you buy only 10...
Before you buy an IPO, understand how the IPO is distributed first. This IPO is distributed through a draw. For each draw, the amount of share distribution has been determined as per the table ( an example) below.
Referring to the table above, investors who want to buy shares from 100 to 900 units will be distributed as many as 100 units of shares. According to this guide, it is sufficient if you buy only 10...
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1. GST is not dared to be reinstated, afraid that previous criticisms of GST will backfire, insisting on the need for a minimum salary of 3-4000 is all nonsense. It is obvious that allowances can be given to B40 to offset GST, which can also attract money from foreigners and foreign workers to spend. Now with SST, it's not certain if taxes from foreigners can be collected. Furthermore, with GST in place, there would be no need for e-invoices. Not reinstating GST has made everyone busier, requiring additional tasks. If SST is really so good, why do many other countries opt for GST instead of SST?
2. Making foreign workers contribute to EPF, does the Prime Minister feel that the country has too much money to do charity work? Our neighboring Singapore used to require foreign workers to contribute to CPF, but they made a U-turn after a few years, and recently they are even asking foreigners to close their accounts. Some may not think that requiring foreign workers to contribute to EPF is a big deal, but companies need to allocate an additional 13% of the foreign workers' wages to EPF, which ultimately will be borne by consumers. EPF also incurs annual interest, making it an unwise decision.
3. Minimum salary of 1700 per month, this policy is like treating a headache with a headache and a foot pain with a foot pain. The fundamental reason is not that the wages are insufficient, but rather the current market prices are too chaotic, and what needs to be rectified is not just the minimum wage, but the need to address the root causes. Of course, this also leads to increased costs, which will also be passed on to consumers.
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2. Making foreign workers contribute to EPF, does the Prime Minister feel that the country has too much money to do charity work? Our neighboring Singapore used to require foreign workers to contribute to CPF, but they made a U-turn after a few years, and recently they are even asking foreigners to close their accounts. Some may not think that requiring foreign workers to contribute to EPF is a big deal, but companies need to allocate an additional 13% of the foreign workers' wages to EPF, which ultimately will be borne by consumers. EPF also incurs annual interest, making it an unwise decision.
3. Minimum salary of 1700 per month, this policy is like treating a headache with a headache and a foot pain with a foot pain. The fundamental reason is not that the wages are insufficient, but rather the current market prices are too chaotic, and what needs to be rectified is not just the minimum wage, but the need to address the root causes. Of course, this also leads to increased costs, which will also be passed on to consumers.
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$GENM (4715.MY)$ is this good for long term?
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I began my investing journey in July 2024 with minimal knowledge of trading and market dynamics. While I understood the basics of buying low and selling high for profit, I quickly learned that successful trading also involves covering transaction fees. Before exploring the different types of buy and sell orders, I’d like to highlight a few key lessons I’ve learned:
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Join us in the group chat IPO MY.
1. Price at PE very very much lesser than it's median peer(s) and sector.
2. ACE market is better.
3. Lower free float on listing day or no MITI offer is better.
4. Lower or no Offer for Sale.
5. Technology sector or sunrise industry preferable.
6. Very cautious for enlarged shares more than 800 million units.
7. Dividend policy is icing on the cake.
Subscribe at your own risk. #SAYOR
1. Price at PE very very much lesser than it's median peer(s) and sector.
2. ACE market is better.
3. Lower free float on listing day or no MITI offer is better.
4. Lower or no Offer for Sale.
5. Technology sector or sunrise industry preferable.
6. Very cautious for enlarged shares more than 800 million units.
7. Dividend policy is icing on the cake.
Subscribe at your own risk. #SAYOR