Not really. Just more undervalued cos. trading as ultrapennies =) The above stock was trading for under net cash of 7c per shr when I spotted it...now it's almost up to its book value...
SAM is still 70% owned by Temasek so small free-float (like abovementioned stock,63% owned by Indo-based APP ) can be pushed up much more than normal stocks....in SG mainly to kill unwitting short-sellers :)
Considering all the worries about how the U.S. might be on the cusp of recession, that is remarkable. The manufacturing index has regularly dropped below 50 even when there wasn’t a recession. It spent the last five months of 2019 below 50, for example, and five months from the end of 2015 through the start of 2016 there as well.
For its part, the ISM says that index readings below 48.7 over a period indicate that gross domestic product is declining. Yet even though the Commerce Department reported last week that GDP contracted again in the second quarter after contracting in the first, the manufacturing index is in growth territory. It is a reflection of what a strange state the economy is in right now, and of the odd juncture that U.S. factories are at
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Posted by dompeilee > 2022-07-29 07:33 | Report Abuse
OMG...I just noticed SAM up so much...bought it @ 3.01 for the dividend but didn't expect it to rebound so soon :)