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I bought Ambank call warrants (ammb-cd) on 8 September 2009 at RM0.305 and I sold them all at RM0.33 on 2 October. This provided me with 8% profit in 3 week holding period. I have to admit, this trade could be better in term of profit but i sold it too early. Ambank jumped after i sold them. I think Ambank and Public Bank call warrants are the safest and most stable call warrants. I will park my fund there (buy Ambank and Public Bank call warrant) when I cant find any good potential trade.
The reason i sold them all was Ammb did not drop much compared to other stocks, so i would like to switch my portfolio to those that had dropped much. Besides, I thought October would not be a good month for stock market. I was wrong, so far this October is a good month for stock market.
Among the banks in Malaysia, I like Ambank, Public bank, Hong Leong Bank and RHB bank. I think Maybank and CIMB are the most expensive bank in Malaysia. Maybank and CIMB are GLC, I guess this will make investors think it is easier for them to get more government-related business. I think it is true too. In Malaysia, politic and business mix like rojak.
I wonder what will happen to CIMB if our prime minister is no longer around. For your information, CIMB CEO is our prime minister's younger brother.
Ok, good luck.
GOon
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http://www.cathoon.blogspot.com/2009/09/bank-stock.html
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