OK I give you my justification . 1. At 20c forward pe is only around 11 times which is reasonable. 2. Company will be net cash by end of the year 3. More aggressive dvd payout 4. Regional sector growth in the region. 5. Globally, gaming sector had been under performing and had been plateauing for years, it has hit a bottom and things has start to improve. Ggr is turning around 6. Company management proved itself over the years .
This is the fundamentals . On the more technical sides of things ,
1. Price has fallen from a high of 20c to currently only 13c but fudamentals are improving 2. Private placement done at 15.5 to related parties . At current price these people are losing money.
I can give you more points, but I don't wish to spoofeed you. Go do your own research
And also, management manage to turn the company around when times are so bad for the industry . Can you imagine the tremendous opportunities for the company when the whole industry starts to turn around ?
Thanks for your views. I am just taking a look at the gaming stocks for both the dividends ( Magnum and Berjaya Sports Toto )and capital gains ( RGB ). RGB does look interesting. I will take a closer look and ask for your views later.
Ang moh I mean. Also u don't see genting have many their machines, why? Genting don't need them, genting can maintain themselves, so will many other huge casino operators! MGM, sands etc
kakijudi, 1. Is your "forward PE " based profit forecasted for 2015 or 2016? 2. My accounting textbook tells me that PE is also dependent on the number of shares. Have you included the tens of millions of stock options that the directors enjoy in your calculations?
99% of sales are outside Malaysia. Should therefore be one of the biggest beneficiaries of the depreciating RM but latest results not really all that great. Perhaps that is why the price is stagnant.
True which is why Magni trades on a low PE of just 10.
For a high growth stock, if what has been reported in the newspapers are true, RGB should trade at a higher PE as its earnings are more spread out. But RGB also trades on low PE. Why? One of the reasons may well be the low dividend payout compared to the directors pay and stock options.
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Posted by kakijudi > 2015-09-19 13:10 | Report Abuse
Target at least 20c for RGB.