V.S. Industry - Koon Yew Yin

EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD (a substantial shareholder) disposed 3,819,000 shares on 29-Apr-2024.

2024-05-02

EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD (a substantial shareholder) disposed 1,908,500 shares on 26-Apr-2024.

2024-04-30

EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD (a substantial shareholder) acquired 129,500 shares on 25-Apr-2024.

2024-04-29

Additional Listing

ESOS - 49,000 shares at 0.450.

2024-04-29

EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD (a substantial shareholder) disposed 2,000,000 shares on 24-Apr-2024.

2024-04-29

EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BOARD (a substantial shareholder) acquired 654,100 shares on 24-Apr-2024.

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murali

He only come to promote Latitude and VS now, at historical high level...

2015-02-24 08:42

murali

Time will tell....Leonglui...time will tell

2015-02-24 08:43

paperplane

historical high might be higher mah. RM7 for VS, RM7 for latitude also.

2015-02-24 09:00

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2015-02-24 09:20

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2015-02-24 10:32

chonghai

Thanks to murali for digging out old post.

If you pay attention to how Cold Eye and KYY justify their purchase of plantation stock few years ago, one yardstick they like to use is [Enterprise Value]/Plantation Size. The problem of this valuation method is that you tends to select company that has large plantation size and yet not really performing in terms of earnings, or a company that is sitting on large amount of asset but has no idea how to unlock the asset and turn it into revenue/profit. Some people call this a value trap. I　am not sure if it was because of they old age they like assets which is very tangible rather than earnings which is rather nebulous. When you bought a value trap, your potential return could be high, but the time line could be infinite.

When I first saw KYY mention rsawit [and if I recall correctly, he miscalculate the PE], I was really excited because I thought that I missed a gem. After going through the reports, I decide to stay away because I like earnings, I like growth, I dislike asset unless it is in CASH form. I would rather stick with FIMACOR and MKH then.

I am really surprised to read that KYY mention that stock is a zero sum game. This is a very clear hint of his trading mentality. He is definitely different from Cold Eye.

2015-02-24 11:31

Chonghai got his point too..

2015-02-24 11:39

Focus on the company's biz model lah..if its biz model can continue to empower the company to generate good and increasing future free cashflows, increasing positive EPS,increasing EPS growth, PE < 10 then invest lah.

2015-02-24 11:47

People who do not work, lepak or do not like to work... earn no money but depend on hand outs
People who daily work hard with their hands in this world earn small money
People who daily work with brain power earn good money
People with capital who analyses, filter and invest wisely will earn big money

2015-02-24 12:02

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2015-02-24 12:04

People who likes to spin for days on ends will end up with big headache
Drink filtered water and Take panadol..hahahahaha

2015-02-24 12:06

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2015-02-24 12:07

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2015-02-24 12:09

Spinners will forever end up with big headache. Drink filtered water and take panadol..hahahahaha

2015-02-24 12:16

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2015-02-24 12:17

Taking panadol and drinking filtered water will clear big headache ..erm... unfortunately it will not cure those with brain damage already in ICU or going into ICU....hahahahaha

2015-02-24 12:25

Noble intention to remind newbies not to buy VS and Latitud. KYY is desperate to unload millions

2015-02-24 13:50

paperplane

People with capital who analyses, filter and invest wisely will earn big money/

Good one.

2015-02-24 13:58

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2015-02-24 14:40

Alphabeta

We treat investing like a popularity contest, online forum, financial media and social media make it easier for investors to share portfolio ideas. These contribute to a herd mentality in investing.

Herd investing can lead to poor returns. You may have a situation like the blind leading the blind. Unfortunately, retail investors are very emotional with their money. They will buy when stock prices are on the way up and dumped on the way down.

When someone posted an unrealistic return of a particular stock, always remember there is no such thing as guarantee profit.

Study the reputation of the business. Invest in companies which have with proven capability to generate sustainable earning growth with a right mixed of debt/equity structure. EVA should be positive in the long run.

The business must have the ability to generate positive free cash flow. Normally, companies which are light in assets have a better chance of achieving this. Those need high capex to generate growth, their earning will be impacted by inflationary pressure.

The management must have the intention to pay dividend. The past dividend payout policy based on a certain percentage on earning, preferably not more than 75%, the balance to be retained for reinvestment.

There are three factors that determine your returns; current yield, earning growth rate and revaluation or change of price/earning multiple.

If P/E is on the lower end of a long term average while margin is on uptrend, there is a good chance of value investment opportunity.

Last but not least, don’t forget the margin of safety principle.

I strongly recommend you to read KCChong’s articles to understand the art of value investment.

2015-02-24 14:52

Alphabeta

Unlike a marathon race - the objective is to cross the finish line first before everyone does. In value investing, the aim to finish the race in one piece with your original target intact.

2015-02-24 17:28

Devastation is..... when k first appeared he has got a list of criteria more demading than yours... and a story on how he made his millions from equities to boost too

2015-02-24 17:51

k has connections o and he is making full use of them

2015-02-24 17:52

And..... he has got the $$$$$$ to make the initial up to convince you to come in too

2015-02-24 17:56

Alphabeta

KYY criteria to invest is based on underlying assumptions to project future earnings. Though some of them are valid but a lot depend on external factors which can derail his forecast which in turn drive the share price down due to the business weak fundamental.

It is unwise to depend on KYY reputation to invest. If that is your criteria, might as well invest in SPAC counters. At least the promoters' proposal are being vetted by the authority with built-in safety mechanism.

The drastic drop in oil price has caught many flat-footed, do you blame the promoter and the authority for the negative external factor when the share price drop like a rock.

2015-02-24 18:46

Posted by lmenwe > Feb 23, 2015 04:59 PM | Report Abuse

For those who are super bullish on this counter please be remember that you are betting against the legendary short seller David Einhorn. Einhorn had been shorting Keurig for years. I don't know whether Keurig is a fraud but I will never fight a legend like Einhorn.

Ans : GMCR listed in Nasdaq USA. It is a strong up trending stock. Please note that the stock price of GMCR broke new high at 158.58 on 18 Nov 2014. Looking at the chart, David Einhorn lost his pants if he shorted this stock for years.
I am a bit worry on this information initially, after looking at the chart, I am very confident GMCR will do well in Nasdaq USA.
Please be informed.
Thank you.

2015-02-24 21:21

Alphabeta

Making of assumptions for profit forecast is accepted as ok.... and is used for IPO pricing... Making of assumptions is ok

Which company is not subjected to external factors??? Every company has got a long list of risks that it is being subjected to.... this goes without saying

k when he first appeared... presented himself as a value investor.. by talking about the future in term of number of years... you know.. keep this hold on to this company that I am asking you to buy FOR A COUPLE OF YEARS and your investment will double.. cos my main criterion is future growth... BUT NOT LONG AFTER THAT in days in weeks you heard from someone else he had sold all his holdings...

What is this???!!!

2015-02-24 21:45

lmenwe

Einhorn had cut his position in Keurig but it is still way too early to judge whether Keurig is a fraud. Do you know how many years Einhorn took to prove he is right in the past? Try to read books and articles related to Einhorn. I know Keurig had been performing for years but please remember price doesn't equivalent to value. Remember John Paulson? Before subprime he also lost his pant but once subprime happen he made tonnes of money.

2015-02-24 21:52

Hello lmenwe, long time didn't see u at other forum.. Let ppl shoot and run to here ah?

2015-02-24 21:56

lmenwe

I stop posting in investalks since 2013 coz last time I had unfair treatment by the mods and admin. Btw do I know you?

2015-02-24 22:08

U don't know me.. But many forumers there still remember u.

2015-02-24 22:13

Hope you are doing good here.. Lmenwe

2015-02-24 22:14

veln82k6

Sold all mine liao. Aldy overvalue. Time to sell when there are strong buy call. I think KYY is selling his 15 millions shares all the way..

2015-02-24 22:23

Dear Imenwe,

Please note that I appreciate what you had written, I was a bit worry after reading your article. Hence I went to check on the chart and also financial statement of GMCR.

Please be assured I do not have any intention to attack you. I just comment base on the chart. I hope I did not offend you.

Thank you for your good information.

2015-02-24 23:42

lmenwe

I have no intention to attack you. I just wanna clarified that it is hard to judge whether Keurig is a fraud coz it need tonnes of effort and time to reveal the truth even you are pretty sure it is. Just look at Ackman's short on Herbalife you will know what I mean. You can check herbalife's financial statements everything are clean but it is still a pyramid. However price did rise after Carl Ichann attack Ackman. What happen at the end? Now seems Ackman is the real winner.Sorry for the words that I said if you feel insulted.

2015-02-25 00:18

bsngpg

I read both of you were constructive in exchanging info and opinion on VS. Thks.

2015-02-25 07:28

Imenwe,
It is true that price does not necessarily equate to value of any stock at any point in time. Quite often there is a mismatch between price versus its value or its intrinsic worth and therein lies the opportunity for the value investor or the opportunistic investor. However the determination of intrinsic value of a stock is based on artful assumptions (honed by experience but may not be absolutely true at all times) and therein lies the question on what is the degree of confidence of a particular intrinsic value that has been derived. Different assumptions of the same formula will give different intrinsic value output. So the intrinsic value of the same stock will vary based on the varying assumptions.

So , Imenwe, how does one see value for VS based on your intrinsic valuation methodology? What are the critical assumptions that are extremely relevant and important in your determination of the intrinsic worth of VS or any other stock of interest? Since the subject matter is on VS lets focus on VS.

2015-02-25 07:31

paperplane

If keurig a faulty company, you think coca cola mgt stupid enough to buy it. And being large investor in coca-cola, you think Warren buffett will keep quiet?

2015-02-25 07:38

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2015-02-25 08:41

sschieng

Share up becoz KYY buy 15 million shares. So better sell earlier before KYY sold his shares to you or you will get trap soon like Jaya Tiasa and Muda Jaya.

2015-02-25 23:05

sschieng

Big shark always accumulate before they release news to the market. There are no such free lunch in the world. So be careful all. Dont get trap. KYY is a speculator from my point of view not a long term investor. The share price of laititud, VS up because he keep buying in with his money. So dont get trap with his tricks.

2015-02-25 23:17