From the chart below, we can see that TMI was sold down sharply until RM2.15 before the stock rebounded to test its very short-term downtrend line, yesterday. Earlier this morning, the share price continued to rise & broke above that downtrend line resistance at RM2.25. As at 10.45 am today, TMI is trading at RM2.35- a gain of 11 sen over yesterday's close of RMRM2.24.
Chart: TMI's 30-min chart as at 20/3/2009 (Source: Quickcharts)
How much further can this rally go? In my opinion, TMI is a very promising company, but with serious concern regarding its liquidity & solvency position. In addition, it suffered serious setback in two of its overseas markets, i.e. Indonesia & Sri Lanka recently (for more, go here). Can this setback be reversed?
With strong local institutional funds' support, I believe that TMI's share price can be maintained at RM2.30-50 level. If TMI closed at RM2.30 on the last day of trading prior to the ex-date, the Theoretical Ex-rights price would be about RM1.65 [derived by totaling up the cost of the RI shares (1,000 x RM1.00) plus closing price of original shares (1,000 x RM2.30), then dividing by 2,000]. As such, the discount of the RI shares to the Theoretical Ex-rights price would be about 39%.
On the other hand, if TMI closed at RM2.50 on the last day of trading prior to the ex-date, the Theoretical Ex-rights price would be about RM1.75 [derived by totaling up the cost of the RI shares (1,000 x RM1.00) plus closing price of original shares (1,000 x RM2.50), then dividing by 2,000]. As such, the discount of the RI shares to the Theoretical Ex-rights price would be about 43%.
At a discount of around 40%, I believe the TMI's RI should muster enough shareholders' support to sail through.
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