If add value of PRGL and PRA; Parkson way undervalue. Agree PRA need more attention. I suggest close stores in multiple locations same cities 1 way. That if KL or Penang got more than 5 stores no 1 losing money must close immediately.
Posted by Lion88 > May 19, 2017 06:51 PM | Report Abuse That why I need your advice. What should I do with those shares? Will it drop more?
Actually not only in Malaysia but also S'pore, Indonesia and other countries must close stores if cannot make money. So maybe stores by stores profit and loss accounts must be done.
There are no stores in Singapore. However they are listed here. Started investing in PRA approximately 5 years ago, long before ecommerce was established effectively. Everytime I write in, they will tell me that they will improve. Thank for your concerns.
Lion88 you said you write many times they will improve what you write actually? Delist PRA?
Lion88 There are no stores in Singapore. However they are listed here. Started investing in PRA approximately 5 years ago, long before ecommerce was established effectively. Everytime I write in, they will tell me that they will improve. Thank for your concerns. 19/05/2017 19:10
Lion88 so you're a Singaporean? You bought it and sticked with it...hard to say man. You sell now and you won't even get 10% of your initial capital. Never hold a company in terminal decline. You should have cut your losses long ago. Now, you got no choice but to keep invested and buy more once the turnaround is in sight. It will never reach the glory days of past years, but it can be profitable once more at the very least.
If you're writing to PRA tell them to get online shopping lah. That's so dumb they DO NOT have online shopping or mobile shopping till now. At least PRGL has a basic online/mobile shopping platform.
PGRL may be considered to be out of the wood currently based on the latest result but next Q2 result will firmly confirm if it's profitable. Whereas PRA is making losses but not subtantially. The losses are mainly due to expansion besides closing of non profitable outlets. As we can see that Parkson is pursuing regional expansion and market leadership currently in departmental store aggressively hence if the regional retail market is turning around rapidly soon will benefit PRA immediately and substantially. PRA is embarking on strong brand and franchise development as many new brands were introduced for different market segments such as LOL, Spaos, many more to rival other strong retail players. Though the market is very competitive with rising costs but if Parkson successfully reigns in market leadership with the current business strategy the outlets should be turning in profits soon. Hence PRA will be turning around rapidly and need not close anymore outlets if they are profitable. That will immediately boost Parkson Holding Bhd price and stage a sterling turnaround.
Meanwhile on issue pertaining to delist in PRA now is not viable. That's because PRA is currently highly geared while on expansion mode. The BoD may not view that justifiable.
Lion, too simplistic. Share price will follow performance. If there is a positive turnaround, they will return to PRA. Don't be worried. Parkson is a notable brand. It just needs the turnaround, stock price will increase accordingly. You can't simply expect the stock price to increase now, cause then it will not reflect the current situation of the company anymore.
Most players lose due to lack of knowledge in the game. They will sell at low prices and chase shares at high prices. So, they normally make small profits but big losses. That is the sad situation. It's a cruel world out there. You need to be street smart in all your endeavours, cheers.
Agree. Should dumb-dumb hold since PRA just changed their CEO. Transformation will take time and not overnight. Who got extra cash can even buy from panic sellers at bargain price.
Posted by kelvin61 > May 21, 2017 12:05 PM | Report Abuse Most players lose due to lack of knowledge in the game. They will sell at low prices and chase shares at high prices. So, they normally make small profits but big losses. That is the sad situation. It's a cruel world out there. You need to be street smart in all your endeavours, cheers.
Buy simple businesses that is easy to understand. Then, look for market leaders in their field of business. Are they long in the business and have they been able to grow the business? Do they generate positive or free cash flow? Are they reasonably geared if the business has been expanding steadily? Is the company able to withstand a downtown and do better on a turnaround? Is it a owner managed company? Is it selling at ridiculously low price to book value? Are you buying at the historical low price due to market downtown in the business? Is the company still in net cash position? If the answers are yes in most of these salient points, then the stock should be worth investing.
Parkson8888, but if you held PRA from their high point of SGD1.00++ till now, it's dumb. An investor should not be afraid to sell his position in a business in terminal decline or at the beginning of a down cycle. But if you bought in at SGD0.12 then to sell now is kinda short-sighted. It all depends on the perspective. As for myself, I will always be at the ready to sell any of the companies who stock I own should the fundamentals deteriorate. I'm only in the "buy and hold" so long as the company's fundamentals are sound enough at that price level.
PRA qtr 3 result was not encouraging as the company incurred further losses. The management has also guided on making more impairment on it's group's assets, particularly on non-performing stores and stores that may be closed probably in the last qtr ending June 2017. On a brighter note, PRA is still in net cash position as the company has zero debt although the cash position has dwindled to 23m due to payment to suppliers and investment in new stores. And with all the negatives like deficits in SSSG and store issues, the company was still able to show increased revenue and rental income yoy. I would say the management has been prudent and transparent in their disclosure on current and the upcoming performance. So, to stay or liquidate your position in PRA would be a personal decision. There is no right or wrong answer, cheers.
Idiot apek KanaSai55 loser,dont put your lossess grumping others as oten.So idiots spend over million for your son ed,fxxk yourself for stupidity not your son not qualify to get scholarship ok?haha!!
Are you guys ok? How to not be red? We already know PRGL and PRA results. Net is a red. But it is a lighter red than the whole of last year, highest revenue than the whole of last year...this is what you call a plausible turning point. We're likely at rock bottom right now. The company can't sink further - it can only go up. To abandon the stock now is rather absurd. But humans will keep on being humans. Alas, such is the nature.
To me, if the stock hits RM0.60 I will buy it a second time. One month ago I must say I had doubts, but seeing PRGL's performance and balance sheet improvement has me confident that we're at a turning point right now, and things can only get better.
So sell down tomorrow, breach RM0.60, and I will double up my position. (I bought at RM0.64 in early April).
Still cash rich. Cash per share 47 sen. No need right issue unlike Reit which use "creative accounting". 1 side report profit but why still need right issue? Creative accounting is the answer.
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Posted by Parkson8888 > 2017-05-19 17:24 | Report Abuse
I will prefer them to close unprofitable Parkson stores without delay especially after Raya.