Spindex Industries

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(13-09-2024, 04:24 PM)dreamybear Wrote:
(13-09-2024, 08:31 AM)wj1984 Wrote: my relatives are the next major SH in spindex (founding family at 75%, they are at about 10% of which 4% or so used to be under a name but since went to nominees).. they have shown that they would accept any reasonable offers like the case of SELECT deslisting.. during some fireside chat with my mum they also encourage her to buy..

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.  Smile

Well, with their stake, maybe you can suggest them to follow GE's activist example ... maybe it will lead to something, no one knows ....  Big Grin
https://www.valuebuddies.com/thread-2273...#pid170558

After all, there seems to be some interesting corporate activities in the past ...
https://www.valuebuddies.com/thread-64-p...#pid137387

Just a thought, I am not vested.

I don't think they are the activist type but I am sure they are more than willing to sell their stakes if the price is right
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@dreamybear,
The appearance of GEH's OPMI Hero Ong is nothing but a red flag on GEH. As the Marvel Cinematic Universe has drilled into us over the last decade - Heroes are made, not born. Smile So if ever one day, VB wj1984 informs us that his relatives have been called to arms, then it is surely a red flag on Spindex. But of course, markets are reflexive, so a red flag resulted in a "calling to arms" action and the actions might eventually transform the color of the flag.

@wj1984,
It seems to me that you have pastimes that look unprofitable but eventually gives insights that allows profitable activities to happen. For example, your observation on timeless pieces was "timely" to OPMIs who don't look at time from their wrists. So I reckon can't rule out your pastime of looking at the Top20 SSH on Spindex ARs. Smile
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(14-09-2024, 11:44 AM)weijian Wrote: @wj1984,
It seems to me that you have pastimes that look unprofitable but eventually gives insights that allows profitable activities to happen. For example, your observation on timeless pieces was "timely" to OPMIs who don't look at time from their wrists. So I reckon can't rule out your pastime of looking at the Top20 SSH on Spindex ARs. Smile

Thanks for the compliment but I didn't act on the THG one cause most of my holdings is in spindex (yes yes some confirmation biasness here) and its not all rosy for the timepieces market now but that is for the THG thread.

Actually i must admit the real reason why i like to see the top20 SSH for spindex is to guestimate the networth..
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