kc...half the market up and down in recent months.....nothing special here.
But Sendai, cash generated from operations 2017 $ 117 million.....for a company this size, that is impressive....Investing in the future property plant and equipment $ 97 million......
I don't think KYY and super investors worry a bit......
Posted by arv18 > Mar 20, 2018 12:10 AM | Report Abuse Um KC, do you really want to go down this road? Lets take a look at some of your calls 1) Prolexus - Down from ~2.60 to 73 sen today (nice steady downtrend for 2 years) 2) Latitude tree - 8.00 to 3.69 (2 Year downtrend) 3) ECS ICT - 1.78 to 1.14 (2 year downtrend) 4) BIMB-wa - 65 sen to 29 sen Kfima, Plenitude On and on it goes...
A reader with a little bit of intelligence would understand this article is about how to read and interpret financial statements, in particular he awareness of cash flow, and not to be fooled by accounting earnings.
I do share a lot of analysis in i3investors, scores if not hundreds of stocks, but purely sharing my analysis, and valuations. I have never made any "calls" to buy any stock.
Please lah, if you wish to comment, you are welcomed, but have some sense and contribute positively.
Kcchong, to be fair, even petronm and HY both nearly loss half of their marlet capital in this market. U want to say petronm is having bad FCF too? Net cash with debt free leh with good divi.
KC, why dont write to attack uncle Kyy when sendai at 1.40, HYC at above 18 and Jaks above 1.80? Why you so chicken and only came out to shout when overall market drop ?
KC, why dont write to attack uncle Kyy when sendai at 1.40, HYC at above 18 and Jaks above 1.80? Why you so chicken and only came out to shout when overall market drop ? 20/03/2018 07:20
KC posted on the accounting of Sendai and highlighted many points in the financial statements. Thanks, they were most interesting and revealing.
I believe you stated the facts and the reasons fairly.
For those disagreeable with this article, please challenge KC on the points he raised, rather than insinuating (true or otherwise) on other issues related or unrelated.
If U follow super investor to buy stock base on BS, u likely become pauper sooner or later if U do not know how to cut loss like CPTEH. If U follow KCChong, u r safe n make money in long term.
>>>> Zhuge_Liang Posted by Tom > Mar 20, 2018 09:57 AM | Report Abuse
像kyy,“帮凶”otb,和他们同伙的vip那样的manipulators最好是得到报应
Liar Tom will be punished until bankrupt. It is a curse here. Liar reserved to be punished. Everyday also tell lies here. We never recommend Sendai. 20/03/2018 10:00
Ooi Teik Bee Fxxx you liar Tom. When I recommend Sendai in I3. You reserve the curse to be a bankrupt.
Thank you. Ooi 20/03/2018 10:02
Zhuge_Liang Liar Tom will be punished. 得到报应, just a matter of time only. 20/03/2018 10:06<<<<
For those who comment on share price, market sentiment, personal attack and etc. You are missing the point here.
Like KC point up, when company do not have cash, it becomes insolvent. As easy as that. Unless it can raise money, get loan and have capital injection from investors. It's just not sustainable.
Investing based on earning, PE ratio and "business sense" only are not enough (whoever tell you so is not painting the whole picture). And throw in margin finance, you have a recipe for disaster.
This is a good article. I agree that Sendai is not the best company to invest in. The business model used by their management is also probably not the most ideal.
But to be fair to Sendai, they are in an industry and geographical area where their current balance sheet status is the norm. Slow payments from customers is a norm. But as long as they are collectible, the company will continue to make profit. Like you said, income statement and cash flow in the long term are the same. Besides, those who choose to do business there also take into account that the margin is a bit higher to factor in business risks there.
Sendai is in a business where cash is needed to roll the business. Customers slow in payment, suppliers also get paid late. But the payables are usually not an issue because suppliers to the industry also understand the industry and had already expected that payments will be slow. They also mark up their margins to factor in the risk.
Cash tied up in inventory in this business is acceptable. They are not a trading company that stocks up with the hope to resell at a profit. Their inventories are project related and are bought in accordance to project requirements.
Investors should only invest in this counter if they comfortable with the company's strategy of doing business in an environment and location where many other companies choose not to venture into.
Good analysis... avoid those companies involve in middle eastern countries' projects. They are doing charity works there. At the end of the day, they will face great difficulties to collect back the money.
Those who call for sailang and mf are my enemies I do want to judge your intention is good or bad, right or wrong But I can confidently tell you that you are doing more harm than good to the public here.
Perhaps, you know the particular industry and is well verse with the business in total.
The prove in your success is using the approach to find the winners and avoid the losers.
Buffett has good business sense. His stock picks in general have more winners than losers. He must be doing something right.
Buffett shares his approach. Buffett and Munger use these 4 tenets in their stock selection:
(1) A business he understands (2) A business with durable competitve advantage (3) A management with integrity and finally, (4) A price that makes sense.
In this respect, Buffett and Munger have a lot of business sense.
and I don't think you can make much money when every thing are rosy and cleared, That is not how it works.
maximum money is make when you are willing to take some risks and things work out in your favor.......
here, I refer to the $ 1 billion in the Balance Sheet under the heading Amounts due by customers..( the figure have not changed in 2017)..if there is no more amounts due by customers, its perhaps because they are no more customers.
Posted by qqq3 > Mar 20, 2018 04:38 PM | Report Abuse X
Sendai made a profit of RM86.5m for the financial year ended 31st December 2017. First, I would like to see its cash increases, or total borrowings decrease. In Sendai’s case, as it is heavily in debts, I would expect its net borrowings, i.e. total debts less cash, decreased with the profit. However, the latest balance sheet does not show this is the case. Instead, the cash in the balance sheet decreased by M110m from RM387m to RM277m, and net borrowings increased by another RM90m. That has not taken into consideration of some cash received of about RM10m from private placement exercise during the same period.
Where has the “profit” ===================
where did the cash go?
the cash went into the business.......(working capital and fixed assets ).....what else you think?
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Posted by qqq3 > 2018-03-19 22:50 | Report Abuse
kc...half the market up and down in recent months.....nothing special here.
But Sendai, cash generated from operations 2017 $ 117 million.....for a company this size, that is impressive....Investing in the future property plant and equipment $ 97 million......
I don't think KYY and super investors worry a bit......