Scalping, a widely recognised trading approach, focuses on capitalising on minor price movements. By engaging in frequent trades, traders aim to achieve consistent profits from small fluctuations in stock prices.
This strategy is particularly effective in trading penny stocks with tight bid-ask spreads. In this article, we explore the application of a scalping strategy using a practical example involving TWL Holdings Berhad, a st...

Investment Thesis
TWL Holdings Berhad (KLSE: 7079) is a diversified entity with operations spanning plantations, property development, construction, and cement batching. Despite delivering strong financial results over the past three quarters, the company’s share price has remained undervalued, trading below its intrinsic value. With the cessation of its timber operations and the strategic shift toward its plantation business ...

Fresh in today, TWL Holdings Berhad (TWL, 7079) announced their Q1 FY2025 results, where the company achieved an outstanding revenue of RM19.3 million, a 106.0% growth as compared to preceding year’s corresponding quarter.
The substantial growth in the financial results of TWL is largely attributed to the property development & construction segment of the group, where one of the significant contributors could be the signature Telaris Alam ...

Support: RM0.025
Resistance: RM0.030
The price movement of TWL Holdings Berhad (TWL, 7079) has been relatively stable across the board, with a great trading opportunity between the fair value gap of RM0.025 for BUY, and RM0.030 for SELL. If we look at the fund flow, there are minor signs of collection of the company over the red bars, with RSI showing a sign of positive buying power.
Nonetheless, we think TWL could be an interesting trading ide...

When major shareholders start buying back shares from the public market, it’s often seen as a strong indicator of confidence in a company’s future prospects. Recently, there has been a notable trend of significant share buybacks by major shareholders of TWL Holdings Berhad (TWL), a move that could indicate exciting developments on the horizon.
Among the key players buying back shares are TWL Capital Berhad (a holding com...

The Malaysia property market is expected to face moderate growth in 2024, driven by the resilience of domestic demand and a steady construction sector, despite global economic uncertainties. According to the CBRE|WTW Malaysia Real Estate Market Outlook 2024 report, growth will be led by infrastructure projects, increased foreign direct investment (FDI), and government efforts to stabilise inflation. The residential sector remains b...

Support: 2.5 sen, 2.0 sen
Resistance: 3.0 sen, 4.5 sen
TWL Holdings, a fundamentally strong property developer listed on Bursa Malaysia has always been on my watchlist. But due to the high share base of the company, a lot of investors are somewhat reluctant to invest in the company. Based on our observations, it is quite easy to profit in this company. Investors can put in a long term GTD order at 2.5 sen and 2.0 sen, the key support of the company, and ta...

With a strongly growing economy in Malaysia (Q1: 4.2%, Q2:5.9%), Malaysia’s property market is also seeing strong symptoms of growth. For example, Malaysia’s Q1 recorded 34.3% growth as compared to 2023 Q1’s data, with up to 104,297 transactions worth RM56.5 billion.
And against a stable OPR of 3.0%, property buying interests are expected to be strong ahead.
Bursa Malaysia Properties Index (52 weeks) against FBM KLCI.
Looking at the Properties Index on B...