Ok la ok la...9% also good already & consider out perform if we dont compare with OTB sifu and other 2017 stock pick top 60 or top 70....ok? Happy now?
t is shown in the Table above that Perstima meets all the criteria of the Coldeye 5 yardsticks as a good investment candidate. The metrics obtained for cash flows and dividend yields in fact way excel the given criteria with abundant cash flows and free cash flows, and very high dividend yield of twice the criterion.
Conclusions
The ColdEye 5 yardsticks appears to be an attractive investing strategy in Bursa which can provide potential high return with limited downside. The metrics are easy to use and can be quite easily extracted from the three basic financial statements.
Perstima meets all the criteria stated and hence appears to be a good investment candidate based on the Coldeye 5 yardsticks investment strategy.
As shown in Table 1 in the Appendix, Perstima’s dividend payment has been growing from 15 sen in 2006 to 35 sen for the fiscal year ending 31 March 2015, for compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10%. What is the intrinsic value of Perstima using DDM?
Here, we will use the expected dividend payment for the next 10 years, and then a dividend growth rate according to the rate of inflation after that as the company becomes a more matured company. The future dividend payments are discounted to the present value. This is essentially a two-stage dividend growth model; one at supernormal growth and the other, a terminal growth.
Perstima has good earnings and cash flows although somewhat gyrating all these years. The earnings and cash flows on average is substantially higher than its dividend payout as shown in Table 1 in the appendix. Free cash flows averages 43 sen per share over the last 10 years. It has a FCF of 56 sen last year. It is from this FCF that dividend is paid out, without having to borrow any money from the bank. Perstima also has a very healthy balance sheet with RM127 cash, or RM1.28 per share, very low short-term debt of RM12m, and no long-term debts.
With these good numbers, we will use a discount rate of 8.0%, twice the bank fixed deposit rate, for discounting future expected dividends to the present to obtain its intrinsic value. Buffett would use the risk free rate, in this case 4%, as the discount rate because he is normally very sure of the future cash flows of the company he invests in. He relies solely on the margin of safety at the end to make his investing decision. But I am no Buffett. I use a risk premium of 4%.
To be conservative, in investing, it always pays to be conservative, we assume that its dividend will grow by 5%, half of its past 10 year’s growth, and then at the long-term growth in GDP rate of 3% subsequently. I would say these are reasonable assumptions.
Value of a growing dividend
The first part of the computation of the present value of the dividend is the growing dividend from year 1 to year 10, or during the period of supernormal growth. Using the present value of a growing annuity formula
PVGA = C1 / (r-g) * [1- {(1+g) / (1+r)}n]
First payment in year 1, C1= C0*(1+g) = 35 sen*(1+5%) = 36.8 sen
Where C0 is this year’s dividend, C1 is next year’s dividend
Required return, r = 8.0%,
Supernormal growth rate, g = 5%
Number of supernormal growth, n = 10 years
We get present value of the growing dividend up to 10 years using the above formula
PVGA= 300 sen, or RM3.00
Terminal Value
The terminal value after 10 years C11 / (r-g1). This is essentially the Gordon Constant Growth Model
Where C11 is the dividend in year 11, g1 = 3% is the terminal growth rate forever after year 10.
Perhaps, Joe, I talk to probability, he makes a lot of sense. I find him very top notch! Maybe different school kot! Hehe! Chemical engineering ,or petrol chemical makes sense! Haha
Anyone can help to calculate if u bought perstima in 2015 and lose the opportunity to buy Airasia in 2015/16, kesm in 2016, dataprep early of 2017 and hengyuan middle of 2017 (fyi, these 4 is sifu paper call buy when nobody notice, i dont believe u have the luck for continuosly for 3 years with 4 stock that so bullish), how much actually is your loss for the opportunity cost?
Ah, software engineer perhaps also top notch, one of my old friends is software engineering, he is top student in class and he got good sense of humors
Posted by paperplane > Dec 26, 2017 12:37 AM | Report Abuse My return in 2015,2016 is really perhaps a pure luck! All luck only like casino. No wonder I like genting.
From what you write, and the mentality you have had, I just have no other opinion except agreed with you 100%.
You only know the price of everything, but have the faintest idea of what is value.
Posted by John Lu > Dec 26, 2017 12:24 AM | Report Abuse Paper sifu, we are not intention to spoilt his rice bowl ma...we just talk fact and our opinion only right?
You two tried to spoil my rice bowl? What rice bowl?
Forget about the formula and there wont be 100% sure win in investment
Just follow uncle Kyy method
When should we buy? Buy abit when company report good Q result Buy more aggresive when company report better result on 2nd Q Buy until max when the company report another even better result on 3rd Q
When should we sell? Selling when the profit start drop Sell aggresive when 2 Q result drop
Joe, thats why i said earlier investment is an art and must take calculated risk...won have 100% sure win one. Simple, logic, commensense...why want to make the thing so complicated using those formula and worst the formula wont guaranteed u 100% sure win ma
I am very sure Kc now crack his head writing latest article and highlight 3 of our name...we busy with crack spread in HYC and he busy crack his head...haha
it is interesting to see someone judge a person's skill based on a year's result. Or even 3 years. Showing illusion of causality and linear thinking. What's even more interesting is bringing this type of linear thinking trying to predict crack spread and macroeconomic which is inherently nonlinear and congrats themselves on the astronomical return.
And yes, investing is art & science. But it isn't hard to identify charlatans. They like to hide in the vague words of 'logic', commonsense' but unable to quantify what those words truly means. You can tell from the way they write.
'Fast decision-making' - Overconfidence and false logic that you will lose money if you are a slow decision maker. Unless he thinks he is better than Daniel Kahneman.
'paperplane sifu are better than KC past 3 years when he spot Air Asia, Kesm, Dataprep and 2017 he spot Hengyuan' - false logic that create false causality thinking. Logic that judge skill based on outcome. Classic investing logic failure.
"i continue to earn my 100% in Hibiscus and Hengyuan and u continue 9% in your portfolio lo...not right and wrong ma" - illusion of skill, doesn't understand the role of randomness and luck, how one can be right for the wrong reason and being fooled by oneself.
"Long term? The investment method has change over the past few decade...if 30 years ago u said invest hold for long term still can work for those company like PUblic bank, genting etc...nowadays is momentum trading which we look for 3 months to max 12 months lo" - Overconfidence, illusion of skills and causality again, greed, illusion of predictability.
"Unless u have 10 mil or 20 mil cash like Kyy then ok la buy and keep to get dividen every year...if less that 5 million must have fast capital gain...buy long term? How long is long term? 10 years? 20 years? Keep for next generation? Come on...dont make me laugh lo" - Again same thing.
Someone touting logic and common sense doesn't have much logic coming out from his own words does it?
paperplane Also, I noticed one thing. Those engineer turn investor or fund manager always think they smarter than others, must use this and that formula.!Just study all books to find a solution to things. Like solving maths questions.
Investment is an art. Lucky I don't have fm who is engineer, else I vomit blood, can't use commonsense ,must argue this and that formula. By the time finish arguments, the others earn 200% already, real waste of my time to teach these kind of character, so I rather not waste time with them. 25/12/2017 23:49
2013 - 104% ROI - My total value is now RM 204,000.00. 2014 - 61% ROI - My total value is now RM 328,440.00. 2015 - 129% ROI - My total value is now RM 752,128.00. 2016 - 22% ROI - My total value is now RM 917,596.00. 2017 - 60% ROI - My total value is now RM 1,468,153.00 (until 24/11/2017).
I end up with almost 14 times my original investment value. CAGR or Compounded Annual Growth Rate is 70.00% over the period of 5 years which is very impressive.
ABOVE IS MR.OTB RETURN, I BELIEVE HE MADE MANY TIME BETTER IN THIS BULL MKT RUN.
whatever ricky, I sesat thinking also. I still make tons of money. Result proof everything, be it one yr, two years, 5 years, 10 years.
You go and tell your CIO DONT BE LINEAR thinking to FM. Next day I will Fire the FM if they consistenly underperform their peers. Go and fuck themselves with the stupid linear thinking at corner i will advise them.
Good on you making tons of money. I wish result do proof everything, but the fact is it doesn't. Why do you hate FM by the way, your sentence shows your thinking is the same as FM - "Next day I will Fire the FM if they consistenly underperform their peers". This is what the clients do to their FM, shifting their money from losers FM to winner FM, not knowing regression to mean and how randomness plays a role in investing.
Ricky, I don't hate FM anyway, no result, you OUT, simple as that, just business, no emotion. anyway, FM might lose their job next decade, you need them to pick stocks? Algo programmed from BIG DATA BASE can do all these. You only need a person to judge and write the logics.
PPL Shift their money to winners, no one like to be losers! why? Losers tend to be losers continuously, and Winners always keep winning!
OTB is the greatest example. Look at also those pass years Top 10 WINNERS in i3 here, a few names keep appearing year by year. You think really randomness? regression?
I can tell you that OTB almost pick whole new stocks year by year without any continuous on stocks prior years. I rarely see repeated stock picked.
and to be honest, many top gun investors, don't even dare to participate in this open competition! as their reputation will be at risk, everything is so transparent and no one wanna risk their own reputations.
Well regression or not, or how good they are, only they can explain that themselves. But I am surprised why you readily assume just because 2 years of competition you ready to assume they are skillful? Have you not read it is not at all uncommon for superstar traders or even funds like LCTM to shoot the lights out in a bull market for 4-5 years and blow up in one day? So if I do 100% for 10 years and go -90% on 11th year, am I good or bad? If someone win a poker tournament, or any casino games after a 10 games hot streak, would you assume they are skillful? (Don't use the explanation that casino is gambling and investing is not).
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
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