From penny size of price at 80 cents, still pulled back to 59 cents. Would you think this could done by retailers? Even now, the final qr with profit also cut chives. Hopeless. Sigh ... Go back to 20cents.
Being a minor shareholder, what can you expect from the company as you did not work for any business areas and think to get the fortune that easily when declared good profit? Unless it has the dividend policy, but it may opt not to give any barring unforeseen circumstances.
Just follow the trend, go up or down. Win or loss.
Maybulk PE is 5 now... With the current price maybulk PE will be ~3 in the 4th quarter.. Try compare with other shipping companies in Malaysia and we will know whether this is reasonable or not..
For me, Maybulk is already oversold and 0.59 is indeed a great discount..
If take away all one offs and calculate only operational net profit for 2021 (est. 80M) then PE~7. If we take PE10 then maybulk by right should be around 0.80.
Q1 (15M) + Q2 (18M) + Q3 (22M) + Q4 (est. 23-25M) Total = ~80M (Operational Net Profit)
Complet - PE 118 Freight - PE 15.21 MISC - PE 15.81 Tasco - PE 15.63 TOCEAN - PE -93 Hubline - PE -4.75 Harbour - PE 8.27 Sealink - PE -1.46 Syscorp - PE 26
Maybulk had an impairment loss on vessels amounting to RM55.8mil in 4Q20. Next quarter, I believe there will be a huge writeback on the impairment as the values of vessels are currently well above their respective book values.
typical malaysia stocks, good company profit making company share price drop. all malaysia share market focus on Pump and dumb CON companies. need to ride the band wagon lol
This counter reminds me of Lay Hong. Their management will depress the share value until totally no value at all because they don't appreciate or give any rewards to their shareholders. Maybulk is one of these companies i guess.
Institution maybe waiting most name to drop 9% to absorb the sure loss next year plus this is the time most investors cash out to plan for long holiday.
Newbies won't notice this as 2020 was an exception year.
The Baltic Exchange Dry Index rose 1% to 3,047 on Wednesday, a peak since November 2nd, extending gains for a fifth straight session, driven by gains in the smaller vessel segments. The panamax index which tracks cargoes of about 60,000 to 70,000 tonnes of coal and grains, advanced 3.1% to a near three-week high at 2,897; and the supramax index added 34 points to 2,374, its highest in almost a month. Conversely, the capesize index, which tracks iron ore and coal cargos of 150,000-tonnes, fell 0.4% to 4,464, snapping a three-session streak of gains. . source: Baltic Exchange
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Posted by xiaoeh > 2021-11-24 14:21 | Report Abuse
part of the profit came from the disposed of 2 vessels if not wrong