Homepage
PR Newswire
05-03-2015, 03:00 AM
Thank you guys.
I was really impressed with your generous sharing and your material facts.
This has help to ascertain my personal research and moved all my funds to some obviously highly undervalued SGX stocks.
I supposed share prices are made up of 30% fundamental & 70% market sentiment,
(This clearly explained the price of Chip Eng Seng).
Conversely, I believed in Fundamental above sentiment.
Good times or bad times, fundamental holds water all the time.
I first vested in CES as far back as it was 40 cts, went in and out countless times, the money was good, holding period usually more than 6 mths. Many a time, prices gets cheaper after my purchases but eventually gets higher without fail.
Thanks to fundamental, holding power and discipline.
Like many others, my analysis focuses on PE, EPS, Dividend yield, PB.
Above all, liquidity, fund managers interest, share-buy-back, company's integrity, dividend policy and consistency are all important considerations.
I also believed in diversification.
My portfolio includes CES, Ezion, Lee Metal, Koh Bros, Hong Fok and Sim Lian.
With each for a unique purpose but CES satisfies all my criterials, weighting more than half of my portfolio.
CES 9 mths result ( EPS 17 cts) was already unbelievable . Shockingly, the final 3 mths out-beat that, totaling FY EPS 44 cts. What a miracle result !
It has over performed, so much so that we must not expect history to repeat itself, next year.
However, I am comfortable with a buffer of 50% and still be glad with half of it's earning for coming the year.
Having said that, 97.5 cts is a ridiculous price for its excellent fundamental ! I continued my accumulation this afternoon, as this is simply the best value stock.
Of course Fund Managers are not sleeping. When market is slow, they are taking their time to collect. Analysts' radars must have captured this one but they are buying time to buy some prior to publishing, right ?
With the latest heavy Share-buy-back, the down side is almost Zero.
Dun worry, be patient. Time will tell.
I was really impressed with your generous sharing and your material facts.
This has help to ascertain my personal research and moved all my funds to some obviously highly undervalued SGX stocks.
I supposed share prices are made up of 30% fundamental & 70% market sentiment,
(This clearly explained the price of Chip Eng Seng).
Conversely, I believed in Fundamental above sentiment.
Good times or bad times, fundamental holds water all the time.
I first vested in CES as far back as it was 40 cts, went in and out countless times, the money was good, holding period usually more than 6 mths. Many a time, prices gets cheaper after my purchases but eventually gets higher without fail.
Thanks to fundamental, holding power and discipline.
Like many others, my analysis focuses on PE, EPS, Dividend yield, PB.
Above all, liquidity, fund managers interest, share-buy-back, company's integrity, dividend policy and consistency are all important considerations.
I also believed in diversification.
My portfolio includes CES, Ezion, Lee Metal, Koh Bros, Hong Fok and Sim Lian.
With each for a unique purpose but CES satisfies all my criterials, weighting more than half of my portfolio.
CES 9 mths result ( EPS 17 cts) was already unbelievable . Shockingly, the final 3 mths out-beat that, totaling FY EPS 44 cts. What a miracle result !
It has over performed, so much so that we must not expect history to repeat itself, next year.
However, I am comfortable with a buffer of 50% and still be glad with half of it's earning for coming the year.
Having said that, 97.5 cts is a ridiculous price for its excellent fundamental ! I continued my accumulation this afternoon, as this is simply the best value stock.
Of course Fund Managers are not sleeping. When market is slow, they are taking their time to collect. Analysts' radars must have captured this one but they are buying time to buy some prior to publishing, right ?
With the latest heavy Share-buy-back, the down side is almost Zero.
Dun worry, be patient. Time will tell.
