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$BAUTO (5248.MY)$ Let me ask everyone, for example, if the dividend is due today, will they be entitled to the dividend if they sell the stock today?
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$ISF (0390.MY)$ nooooooooo
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$SMRT (0117.MY)$ All warriors, how much have you invested?
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$SMRT (0117.MY)$ Do you regret buying SMRT?
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$SMRT (0117.MY)$ Don't underestimate the power of retail investors; while a stock may fall back to its original level, with so much buying from small investors, it’s very normal for prices to be pushed up at any moment.![]()
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$CAPITALA (5099.MY)$
95% - 99% (Very High)
Why am I confident enough to give such a high prediction? Because this is not just a 'wish,' but it's based on the following three legal and business facts:
1. This is a 'pro forma' hearing, not a 'court battle' 👨⚖️
Many people hear 'court' and think it’s about plaintiffs and defendants arguing. That’s completely wrong!
Nature: This hearing is conducted under Section 116 of the Companies Act for 'Capital Reduction Confirmation'.
Substance: This is simply an administrative procedure. Capital A’s lawyers will present the documents approved at the extraordinary general meeting (EGM) to the judge, saying: 'Your Honor, our shareholders have agreed to wipe out the book losses, please stamp your confirmation.'
Key point: As long as all documents are in order and the process is legally compliant, the court usually has no reason to reject it. It’s like going to a government office to renew your passport – if your information is correct, the official will stamp it.
2. The hardest part, dealing with creditors, is already over 💳
The only possible reason the court might reject this is: 'Will your capital reduction lead to insufficient funds to repay debts, thereby harming creditors’ interests?'
Fact: As we just discussed, Capital A has already offloaded its most indebted aviation business (along with the debt) to AAX.
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95% - 99% (Very High)
Why am I confident enough to give such a high prediction? Because this is not just a 'wish,' but it's based on the following three legal and business facts:
1. This is a 'pro forma' hearing, not a 'court battle' 👨⚖️
Many people hear 'court' and think it’s about plaintiffs and defendants arguing. That’s completely wrong!
Nature: This hearing is conducted under Section 116 of the Companies Act for 'Capital Reduction Confirmation'.
Substance: This is simply an administrative procedure. Capital A’s lawyers will present the documents approved at the extraordinary general meeting (EGM) to the judge, saying: 'Your Honor, our shareholders have agreed to wipe out the book losses, please stamp your confirmation.'
Key point: As long as all documents are in order and the process is legally compliant, the court usually has no reason to reject it. It’s like going to a government office to renew your passport – if your information is correct, the official will stamp it.
2. The hardest part, dealing with creditors, is already over 💳
The only possible reason the court might reject this is: 'Will your capital reduction lead to insufficient funds to repay debts, thereby harming creditors’ interests?'
Fact: As we just discussed, Capital A has already offloaded its most indebted aviation business (along with the debt) to AAX.
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Beningings : So today's price is considered low?![undefined [undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36)