Semakan pagi ini menunjukkan harga saham Felda Global Ventures Holdings Bhd (FGV) terus merudum.
Pada jam 11.30 pagi ini, harga saham itu berada pada tahap RM4.58 – turun 10 sen berbanding harga ketika kaunter ditutup semalam.
Setakat ini, saham itu mencatat harga paling rendah di tahap RM4.57, menghampiri harga tawaran pemulaannya pada RM4.55.
Trend ini berterusan walaupun Kumpulan Wang Simpanan Pekerja terus meningkatkan pegangannya daripada lima peratus kepada 6.8 peratus.
Jun lalu, FGV mengeluarkan IPO kedua paling besar di dunia.
Harga saham itu turun melampaui tahap psikologi RM5 minggu lalu dan trend itu berterusan sejak Julai lalu.
Dagangan saham di Bursa Malaysia jatuh 15 mata daripada 1,618 mata ketika berita ini ditulis.- malaysiakini
11 Sep 2012 12:30PM
Prices delayed by 15 mins.
Prices delayed by 15 mins.
Last Done 4.610 (-0.070)
| Board | MAIN-MKT |
|---|---|
| Sector | PLANTATION |
| Stock Code | 5222 |
| Change | -0.070 |
| Percentage Change | -1.50 |
| Volume ('00) | 65,459 |
| Buy Volume ('00) | 2,424 |
| Buy | 4.600 |
| Sell | 4.610 |
| Sell Volume ('00) | 390 |
| Reference Price | 4.680 |
| Open | 4.680 |
| High | 4.680 |
| Low | 4.570 |
| Remarks | s[c] |
Is EPF bailing out Felda by buying FGVH shares as stock price plunges...
The price of Felda Global Ventures Bhd (FGV) shares continued its downward spiral this morning.
At 11.30am, the price was RM4.58, a 10-sen decline from yesterday's closing price.
The lowest recorded to date was RM4.57, just above the initial public offering price at RM4.55.This is despite an injection of funds by the Employees Provident Fund into FGV by increasing its stake from five percent to 6.8 percent.
In June, FGV had issued the world’s second-largest IPO after social media network Facebook.
The share price fell below the psychological mark of RM5 last week, continuing a downward trend that started in July.
Trading today on Bursa Malaysia declined from 1,618 points to 1,603 points at the time of writing.- malaysiakini.
cheers.
1 comment:
The shares plunged to 4.57 and scalpers bought around 4.58 and 4.59 knowing well the price will be jacked up to keep it above ipo price.
As assumed, as at 11.20 whoever it is try to jack up but after 2.30, it got jet up to 4.74 where day traders and scalpers started to sell to book in the profit.
So ,whoeveritis who is jacking up the price ,do you think you have enough capital to overcome the day traders and scalpers.Or another law to be introduced to curb day trading activites?
BTW epf ,are you declaring any dividends this year?
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