The market is currently still accumulating shares on the cheap. For some, bargain hunting isn’t over.
If you read the annual report you'll notice one of the directors happens to be also a chairman of the audit committee and director at CAP. The fact both companies share the said director who is a senior member of the auditing fraternity says a lot about Xinghe as a company. Besides him, two other Malaysian directors are numbers people too. And one Stephen Ng Lim Min (a former KPMG auditor turned entrepreneur) has been an early investor and director since 2011 and has remained invested ever since Xinghe listed on the KLSE via reverse acquisition back in April 2014.
Apart from CAP, only Xinghe is one of the two Chinese companies recently covered in news. Being visible in news is important especially when they can reveal something about the company's sale or stock prospect. The latter's impending JV plant in Malaysia between June this year and March next is a potential game changer. According to Stephen Ng, the said joint venture between Xinghe (the 6th largest edible oil manufacturer in China) and Asfar (a 30% Jordanian owned company in Malaysia) will yield an additional RM100 million in sales by next year.
BDO completed its first audit exercise on Xinghe back in April 2015. So as far as numbers go, Xinghe’s finances appear to be sound. Even the extraordinary profit growth in Q1 2015 is not unreasonable if one remembers part of the escalation in Q1 profit was attributable to a one-off expenditure for a reverse acquisition of a listed company on the KLSE which had understandably lowered the profit for FYE 31 Dec 2014. So actual profit growth derived from its peanut oil and peanut protein cake business was 60% in Q1 2015 which should be good enough to lift its TP level between 24 sen per share and 95 sen per share. And yes it could attain 35 sen per share at 5x PE forecast for FYE 2015 as some have pointed out; if one wishes to draw comparison with Yee Lee. If that were the case, the warrants will fetch a bigger improvement in price attaining an equivalent 25 sen each.
The question is when the market will allow these more reasonable price levels to emerge. That no one can tell. What is certain the current price of 7 sen per share and 2 sen per warrant are dirt cheap and benefits no one except the investor willing to go long on Xinghe.
Those seeking a quick exit do so for financial reasons either to avoid contra loss or simply because they wish to access the cash sooner rather than later.
Regardless, whether you choose to exit or remain invested, do so wisely and with great care. Do not allow the market or anyone to short change you. In short, make the call when you’re certain about when you wish to draw the line for profit or cut a loss.
Most likely big shark still accumulating xinghe, once they have enough already, then maybe the price of xinghe got any chance of moving higher...i think. Now they just try to frustrate ppl to sell the share to them at low price.
Yesterday already confirm dividend ex-date why still so many want to sell? Sell Xinghe(at a loss) to buy flying stocks? If later the flying stock become char coal how?
bunnypro, you believe what skyjuice2 said? He hasn't answered my question why Xinghe can declare dividend if they don't have money in bank. Also all the auditors who approved China stocks account must be corrupted. Problems are some of the auditors also audited local stocks why no questions asked?
Perhap it is the trend of Xinghe. It dropped to low of RM0.055 before rebounded back to RM0.13 before x bonus warrants. After x, it was on downtrend again for 2 months before stabilise at 0.065, supporting by dividend and quarterly results. Just like Xinquan, people need time to digest. Xinquan was down to 0.40+ and now recover to 0.60+. I believe Xinghe would recover but at a slower pace
Shares are being sold at 7 cents to make profits. Did you think the syndicate owns it at 13 cents? Kikiki. Just look at tiger play style than you'll know.
It's physics. The more the passengers the greater the number of buses required to move them. The pool of available shares in Xinghe stands currently at 2.35bn units. Compare that with IFCA which has 254 m public float and CAP with 600m outstanding shares, you'll know why it's far easier to lift the latter two. If every Xinghe holder knew that his or her shares and warrants are worth far more than what market is paying now, then naturally price will dramatically rise by leaps and bounds even within a day. Trouble with klse is there're more less informed investors than informed ones. Hence, the herd mentality. Given the greater numbers, it's quite natural for some to offload whilst others collect. Once distribution loses steams, accumulation will take over. Only then a rally will begin. Hopefully, by then investors will grow wiser and not all will settle for a lower price.
That explanation doesn't quite add up. When the shares sold at 7 cents were depleted, more were put on the market instead of allowing the price to go to the next level at 7.5 cents.
Major shareholders are holding approx 60% and free float should be 0.95b units. Major shareholders so far did not transacted shares in open market but only off market
Good eye sight again TTNTK. Ezra, taking into consideration of all factors you mentioned, include what TTNTK mentioned. Does this physics logic? Just look again what happen to Tiger. Same case. Kikikiki
Of course, the price was deliberately brought down to 7 sen per share when the selling queue at 7.5 sen per share was about to finish, some are not done collecting - as I mentioned yesterday.
Ezra, So now we can see buy is at 6.5 cents. Does this means now they are collecting at 6.5 cents? After completed the 6.5 cents, then 5.5 cents and push up again until 7.5 cents?
If one day it become like Tiger, should be ok. with 2bil ++ of outstanding shares, it could be like hubline, even Xinghe is not a loss making company. It's not possible. All punters will come in and taking profit of half cents. Then you'll know.
If Xinghe is really selling at a bargain price now, there would be lots of buyers forcing the price up. even though the number of shares sold is high, the money value is actually still very low. it's not as if the big boys are dealing in it.
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Posted by kris134 > 2015-06-01 16:00 | Report Abuse
Maybe it can go up to 0.075 in the morning?