AdrEan.... you must have patience to hold this counter for long term as long as the business keep improving... Do not sell if you want to multiply you money.
Sometimes it is not easy to say, when you think it is still can go up, then suddenly drop like hell. Or when you believe it will continue to go down, it fly like rocket suddenly.
1n1792, nope. Unless there're catalysts driving. Insas' boss doesn't seem to have any intention to unlock Insas' value, it's his private vehicle to make investments and the investment profits are meant for his own keeping...That's my feeling of the company.
Tguan and LiiHen are more attractive than Hevea as both of them have greater earnings growth momentum. It's extremely extremely hard to find a company like LiiHen with ROE above 30%, paying at least 6% dividend with 40% earnings growth expected and at PER of 7x plus. Please tell me if you can find this kinda matrix.
agreed...in accounting they still don't have a way to put a value to the workforce, i.e their 'competence' the same way we do softwares/technology and depreciate using Amortization.
Even without interest rate hike, USD will stay strong because Brexit. If brexit concluded, all monies will fly out of Euro Zone. Where can those money go?
Same old question, Malaysia vs US, whose economy stronger right now?
Directors selling everyday: with such a good value now, smart director will take the opportunity to take profit and to cash out. That's why its knocking between RM3.0X to RM3.30. Good stock can play many times during correction. Not like prominent investor ask you to hold long long.
1n1792, Inari's PER already high at 17x or more. Unless it can show more than 30% earnings growth, I'm not interested. BJAuto has Japanese yen problem. Yen is too volatile and recent yen strength is not favorable to BJAuto. Its earnings have been stagnant at RM50++mil per quarter and I've yet to see significant upside to its earnings. Again, unless it has the potential to generate 30% earnings growth, valuation is not that attractive. I can't see where yen is going for now.
As long as the managing director not disposing, i'm fine with it :D The others maybe for retiring or what who knows.... wanna liquidate their lifelong effort into the company.
The directors that did selling already know KYY wants to buy more. In order to push up the price all together they only sell a tiny number of shares. Remember, core directors that holding the company still have a lot (above 40% of total Liihen shares) with far higher values when the price is push up. That's the win-win situation.
If i3 info is correct in 2005 someone can buy Liihen at 61 sen when EPS only 1.18 sen. Now QR very good with 51.54 sen but price is RM 3.29. So is the one buying at 61 sen with poor QR better off than someone buy at RM 3.29 with very good QR? Can moneysifu answer since you must be sifu with your id? http://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/stk/fin/7089.jsp
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Posted by paperplane2016 > 2016-06-15 02:04 | Report Abuse
Is this the max liao??? No one knows.