Buying this counter won't lose money , don't sell when it's down for its value won't drop, sell when the profit reaches your target, and if you set your target not too high you can achieve it easily. Of cause if you want the profit to be higher you may have to wait longer.
I missed the last high for I thought something good was coming, anyway my ave. cost is still below 1.80 , even if it is taken private I think I still can make a little profit.
True aunloke, not to worry. Didnt I say you are a category 6 of Ooi teik bee's grading. You did the same with Multico right?
Ooi Teik should probably include another category to say " money in pocket is worth 2 in the bush" or " the market is always there"
Sorry if I offended anyone.
Just a case in point, last 2 days if I had gone in at 1.76-77 i can sell to probably at 1.81 yesterday or today. The problem is market volume to small.
From my experience, sometimes its hard to buy 10 big lots a day
Shirley1! Never race with Kfima. As observed Kfima is a solid engine for a long distance travelling. The analogy of this counter is: To place our racing car nicely in this long term save solid truck! That's Kfima!
singh is going for lunch.. prata with king cup sardins by KFIMA..and buying some extra sardins, king cup brand for 21-12-2012.. just in case of food shortages.. then dont ask me for some...
If there is an corporate exercise for the Basir family, I guess it would be best to take Fimacorp private and pay off the minority shareholders. Kfima has a cash of of 265 m. If Kfima takes FimaCorp private and pays off the minority shareholders (40%) with cash totalling 191 m, then all last year’s earnings of RM116 m of Kfima will belong to the equity holders of Kfima. This will boost the earnings per share of Kfima to 44 sen. The PE ratio of Kfima will be reduced to only 4.1, or an earnings yield of 24%. Isn’t that cheap? If Mr market gives a PE of 8 to Kfima then, it is worth RM3.28.
I have posted two simplistic methods to value Kfima, both yielding an intrinsic value of about RM4.00. Now we try a more acceptable method used by finance academician and many analysts, the discount cash flows method. Financial theory postulated by John Burr Williams in his “The theory of investment value” says that the value of a stock is worth all of the future cash flows expected to be generated by the firm, discounted by an appropriate risk-adjusted rate. Data Earnings before interest and tax for 2012, 135 m Cost of equity 10%, risk premium of 6% over the long-term MGS rate of 4% Cost of debts 6% Expected growth rate of net profit, 8% Vs CAGR of 16% for the last 7 years Results Value of firm, 1373.5 m Value of debts, 23.0 m Value of equity, 1350.5 m Add excess cash, 270.6 m Add other long-term investment 116 m Total value of equity 1737 m Less minority interest (30.6%) -531.8 m Value of equity to shareholders 1205 m or RM4.50 per share This kcchongnz must be crazy. Intrinsic value of Kfima at 4.50 while the market price is only 1.80? Yeah, some assumptions may be wrong. but the important thing is there is wide margin of safety which makes investing in Kfima a safe bet. This is only my opinion.
Oop, need some clarifications on my assumptions. The expected growth rate is 8% for the next 5 years only, and then 3% subsequently. This is by far the most important assumption. I think my assumption is reasonable conservative in view of its business and its past growth rates. There is no point using a liberal assumption and obtain a high valuation, shiok sendiri only.
fandi, don't worry, kfima's share price won't move much unless institutional investors get involved. Most institutional investors also have no mandate to invest in a small cap company with only 480 m market capitalization. Most local retail investors also have no interest in it because nobody goreng it. You have plenty of time to collect them. Don't be too calculative as to count just a few sen difference. But seriously when you look at kfima as a business, it has good diversified businesses. Most important of all, you can own part of this business at a very attractive price. As what Peter Lynch said in his book, "One Up Wall Street", this type of stock represents "a perfect stock". This is because when nobody is interested in it, then only you can buy at bargain price; also something Warren Buffet is good at. Actually I hate telling people which stock is good to invest because one can never be sure your analysis is right or not. But for Kfima, I can say it is really selling at very good bargain price. As whether the share price will go up or not in the near future, I really don't know. But I think given time, and if kfima continues to perform in its business which I think it will, some days people, including institutional investors will realize it.
yep@Kcchongnz.. you are right.. so dont worry fandi...Kcchongnz is telling us how valuable this company is.. he has good intentions...so we got to respect him for that.. not many people here have those motives.. most here are just selfish, greedy and play or talk politics..good on you kcchongnz.. talk more about kfima...you have valuable info we all can use...thanks for sharing..
if i buy at rm1.8.. and every year gives me dividend with constant increase in dividend. i can assume next year will be up too. so this year 8 cents.. next year 10 cents.. that makes WOW more than 5% yield ah??? wow.. no wander fandi wants to buy it.. ok fandi i wont promote this anymore i am out of here.. sorry MR FANDI
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Posted by Namoyaki Takarajima > 2012-12-13 00:32 | Report Abuse
Price Correction practices pending GE announcement impact. P.S: Move earlier than the announcement tactics.