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Shiny Things

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fatawin entered a long position at 4.5cts..

Two thoughts:

1) A guy who claims to use fundamental analysis is buying into a company that wrote off four times its shareholder equity two years ago, and whose main business is paper telephone directories and S-chip-looking Chinese mushroom farms?
2) A guy who claims to use technical analysis is buying a company whose stock has pretty much gone down in a straight line for an entire year?

Is this a sock-puppet account for Wahkao? Is he trying to pump-and-dump penny stocks?
 
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> Chairman : Mah Bow Tan
> Sam Goi Seng Hui hold 11.26% stakes
> NAV : $0.0484
> Rights issue price at $0.05 during June 2014
> EPS : $0.00301

Marlboro tan reminds me of "overpriced" , :s8:
 

wahkao3

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TA no good
FA no good
Both say dont buy :o
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contrary to your nick, i dun think u are using FATA at all. you are probably using a very short term method that identifies price turn point :o
 

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contrary to your nick, i dun think u are using FATA at all. you are probably using a very short term method that identifies price turn point :o

Thanks for your comment posting.

My style of FA is determine who are the key person/shareholder inside, will the co do fund raising in near future? Whether the company profitable and sound etc ..

So for Global Yellow Pages, we all know who is Mah Bow Tan and Sam Goi .. Recently done a rights issue, thus will not do another fund rasing in near future which will cause dilution. Price trading under NAV and company profitble

My Style of TA is Support, Resistance and Accumulation/Distribution.

So for TA on Global Yellow Pages, i found a parallel channel support at 4.4cts-4.5cts.
 

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below link is the TA on how i drawn and found the support

www dot pixentral dot com/show.php?picture=1t14MfFhrvCOeoh58zhUnCYAbl6PQ3
 

wahkao3

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dunno leh. The FA is super duper crap.
If its me, I think this is a stock worthy to be shorted :o
 

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Hey what happened to this stock? Doing not so well lately. Lets hope for a CNY rally
 

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Written by Tom K

Sunday, 21 December 2014 06:28







In summary, the two main revenue drivers of GYP (sale of advertising space and the provision of call centre related services) have declined, hence I think GYP needs to work on these two main revenue drivers.

There is good growth in the provision of advertising and IT related services and I think GYP should continue to grow this revenue pie. And as we can see, the revenue from sale of directories has the smallest share of GYP' s revenue pie while diversification strategies of GYP have produced results in the Singapore river tour and taxi services.

On this last note, I believe in GYP' s diversification strategy to grow its revenue pie though I personally think that defensive businesses should be favored.

In terms of cash-flow, GYP had positive cashflows in FY2013 and FY2014 and the stock is currently trading at 0.546 (price to book) and around 11.2 (price to earnings).

The current stock price of GYP seems to me to be a good entry point to gain exposure into a company trading at good valuations, below book-price and is transforming via its diversification strategies into a possibly exciting company.
 
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