Big Ben lives in a different era, different country, different laws. His guidelines not meant for modern conglomerates, don’t even have equity accounting of Associate Companies during his time. 1920/1930 Wall Street, no internet and no readily available information , people simply tembak only. On Insas. Insas NTA, profits , reserves over the years is based on accounting profits of Inari. And this is no longer available now that they have sold down Inari to below 20%. Forget Big Ben….he is no longer relevant… Peter Lynch is better, he is good.
U mean people staying in usa...n msia get diff ans ??
Or people in 1939 and 2019 will get differ fig when adding up leh ??
Don be foolish to give ur stupid comment loh...!!
Posted by qqq3 > Jan 27, 2019 12:06 PM | Report Abuse
Big Ben lives in a different era, different country, different laws. His guidelines not meant for modern conglomerates, don’t even have equity accounting of Associate Companies during his time. 1920/1930 Wall Street, no internet and no readily available information , people simply tembak only. On Insas. Insas NTA, profits , reserves over the years is based on accounting profits of Inari. And this is no longer available now that they have sold down Inari to below 20%. Forget Big Ben….he is no longer relevant… Peter Lynch is better, he is good.
WHY 3iii GOT INVESTMENT ANALYSIS TOTALLY WRONG LEH ?? BCOS HE HAS OVERLOOKED THE 'R' FACTOR MAH...!!
INSAS ACHIEVED 8 OUT OF 10 MAH
Posted by 3iii > Jan 27, 2019 08:15 AM | Report Abuse
ONE PAGE QUICK ANALYSIS OF A STOCK An Aid to your Stock Selection COMPANY NAME: INSAS DATE OF ANALYSIS: 27.1.2019
For each question below, answer YES or NO
Criterias
Risk 1. Earnings to price (the inverse of P/E) is double the high-grade corporate bond yield. If the high-grade bond yields 7%, then earnings to price should be 14%. YES THE PE OF 6X GIVEN YIELD EXCEEDING 17% PA 2. P/E ratio that is 0.4 times the highest average P/E achieved in the last 5 years. NO...3iii GOT IT WRONG LOH THE HIGHEST AVG PE IS 17X.RIGHT ANS IS YES LOH...!! 3. Dividend yield is 2/3 the high-grade bond yield. NO 4. Stock price of 2/3 the tangible book value per share. YES 5. Stock price of 2/3 the net current asset value. YES
Financial strength 6. Total debt is lower than tangible book value. YES 7. Current ratio (current assets/current liabilities) is greater than 2. YES 8. Total debt is no more than liquidation value. YES
Earnings stability 9. Earnings have doubled in most recent 10 years. NO...3iii GOT IT WRONGLOH....INSAS EARNINGS MORE THAN DOUBLE MAH...ANS YES 10. Earnings have declined no more than 5% in 2 of the past 10 years. NO
If a stock meets 7 of the 10 criteria, it is probably a good value, according to Graham.
If you're income oriented, Graham recommended paying special attention to items 1 through 7.
If you're concerned about growth and safety, items 1 through 5 and 9 and 10 are important.
If you're concerned with aggressive growth, ignore item 3, reduce the emphasis on 4 through 6, and weigh 9 and 10 heavily.
YES 8 No 2
3iii 4744 posts Posted by 3iii > Jan 27, 2019 08:37 AM | Report Abuse
INSAS
Cash and equivalent. 882 m
Short term debt 321 m Long term debt 201 m Total debt 521 m
Account receivables. 544 m Inventories 23 m Account payable. 46 m
Retained earnings 818 m (2018) 734 m 560 m 491 m 407 m. (2014)
DIVIDENDS 6.630 m (2018) 6.630 m 6.630 m 6.630 m 6.642 m (2014)
Free Cash Flow 126.5 m. (2018) (16.997 m) 1.447 m 7.051 m 5.127 m. (2014)
what drives share market? What drives share prices for us to make money? emotions, judgments, S =Qr judgement about execution, about the potential of the idea/ company.
judgement about reputations and associated stories
how to improve judgments? Read widely, live life to the fullest, critical thinking and reflect.
simply put...for long term investors, for genuine investors, should just focus on the 5% of the companies whose Q is impeccable, trusted, reliable....then allow the Company and shareholders to fully enjoy the r.......
All the r in the world also no use if Q is questionable.
Learn to say No....already half a winner.....
Insas? Insas has questionable Q...why even bother?
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
Posted by 3iii > 2019-01-23 08:09 |
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