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SAMEE trades near MYR 4.11, close to its peak but at a high valuation (~30x P/E). Short-term, it may retest MYR 4.50-4.60 if earnings are strong, consolidate around MYR 3.80-4.20, or fall toward MYR 3.20-3.50 if sentiment weakens.
Petronas Gas Bhd trades near MYR 18.50 with solid fundamentals, low debt, and a 3.9% yield. Short-term momentum is mildly positive, but resistance around MYR 19 may cap gains. The stock is likely to move sideways with slight upside, unless driven by strong catalysts, while cost and regulatory risks remain.
Bintulu Port trades near RM 5.25, close to its 52-week low. Earnings are weaker, but dividends remain steady. Clean-energy deals offer potential, yet risks include falling EPS and LNG uncertainties. Short term, it may stay range-bound between RM 5.00 support and RM 5.60–6.00 resistance.
UWC Berhad trades around RM2.24–2.29 with high volatility after sharp recent declines. Analysts remain positive, citing capacity expansions and stronger semiconductor demand, with price targets of RM2.60–3.57. Valuation is high (PE ~92x), so short-term outlook is mixed but potentially recovering.
United Plantations trades steady near RM22 with little short-term upside (±2%). Strong ROE and cash support stability, but dividend sustainability is a concern. Outlook: range-bound short term, solid long-term value.
Nestlé (M) is trading at MYR 91–93, showing short-term stabilization. Analysts see limited upside with targets around MYR 85–88. While overvalued, strong cash flow supports stability despite liquidity pressure.
MPI has rallied strongly in the past month with bullish momentum, supported by growth prospects in semiconductors. However, its high valuation and overbought signals suggest potential short-term pullback despite longer-term upside.
