Category: Deep Value Investing

3 Most Active Companies In Share Buybacks For 3Q18

A share buyback is a program by which a company buys back its own shares from the marketplace, usually because management thinks the shares are undervalued, and thereby reducing the number of outstanding shares. Once the shares are bought back, they will be converted into treasury shares, which means they are no longer categorised as shares outstanding. When assessing undervalued stocks,… Read More 3 Most Active Companies In Share Buybacks For 3Q18

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CSE Global Q318: Steady ship despite lull and cautious market.

Since my previous post on CSE Global, its share price reached a recent high of S$0.515 but has now retraced back down to S$0.45. Just to update on its quarterly earnings, in Q318, CSE continues to secure new orders from greenfield (new installations) projects and brownfield (maintenance, upgrade and enhancement of existing installations) projects amounting… Read More CSE Global Q318: Steady ship despite lull and cautious market.

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CSE Global – Riding on crude oil recovery

Founded in 1985 as the engineering projects division of Chartered Electronics Industries, the electronics arm of Singapore Technologies (ST). CSE Global is one of the few qualified system integrators in the region for the oil and gas (O&G), mining and communications infrastructure industries. The company has operations in Asia Pacific, the Americas, Europe, and Middle East. Strengths… Read More CSE Global – Riding on crude oil recovery

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Hanwell Holdings: 40% discount to NCAV with promising growth

Since my previous post in November 2016, Hanwell Holdings has since plunged into deep value territory again. Its share price has been on a roller coaster ride – rising 63% from $0.245 to a high of $0.4 thereafter plummeting 50% to $0.205. There was no major announcement reported prior to the rally in 2017 and in… Read More Hanwell Holdings: 40% discount to NCAV with promising growth

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5 reasons why Yangzijiang is a bargain

Background Yangzijiang (YZJ) operates through shipbuilding, investments and trading activities. It produces a range of commercial vessels, such as containerships, dry bulk carriers, oil tankers, and liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers. The company also engages in the production and processing of steel structures. In addition, it facilitates the sale and export of ships for the… Read More 5 reasons why Yangzijiang is a bargain

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Beginner’s Guide To Investing In SGX Stocks

So you’ve probably heard of the saying “make money work harder for you”? You want to start generating passive income through stock investing… Or grow your investment portfolio for retirement needs. You’re eager to begin but it seems like a daunting task, there is so much information out there and you don’t have any idea… Read More Beginner’s Guide To Investing In SGX Stocks

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Diversification vs Concentration: The Great Debate.

“Diversification is protection against ignorance” – Warren Buffett “Diversify. In stocks and bonds, as in much else, there is safety in numbers.” – Sir John Templeton   Don’t put all your eggs in one basket, diversify? Or… Put all your eggs in one basket and watch them closely? Which advice should you listen to?  … Read More Diversification vs Concentration: The Great Debate.

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How attractive are Singapore stocks? – Global Stock Market Valuation

It is widely known that US stock markets are on record highs on the back of Trump-inspired ‘reflation trade’ and leading the pack are ‘FANG’ stocks an acronym for Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google, the most popular and high performing tech stocks in recent years. The sentiments at home in Singapore are not quite jubilant as… Read More How attractive are Singapore stocks? – Global Stock Market Valuation

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Baker Technology: Strong balance sheet to help survive distressed and challenging petroleum industry.

Baker Tech is in strong position to survive the challenging landscape ahead in the Oil and Gas equipment services sector. $128 million in cash with no debt, stock price trading at discount to Net Current Asset value. With $130 million market cap, Baker Tech is trading on multi year lows as the industry goes through… Read More Baker Technology: Strong balance sheet to help survive distressed and challenging petroleum industry.

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