(17-07-2018, 09:26 AM)Mushy Wrote: [ -> ]Looking at the latest annual report, there is one person holding exactly 2m shares in the top ten. Could also be anyone else in the list. I am more interested why sell at that price which is less than half nav. Personal financial reason or investment merits.
Curious also how does one approach another sub shareholder to acquire large amt of shares. Is the list of top 20 only updated once a year?
Yes, the list is only updated once a year in the AR, at least according to my knowledge. The company itself will have access to the share register but not sure whether people can pay to access it. It could also have come from one of the nominees in the list (DBS Vickers etc).
Its anybody's guess on what the intention of the seller is. However, the intention of the buyer is clear.
The shareholder with exact 2 million shares was not listed as top 20 shareholders in Annual Report 2015 and 2016. Technically, it can still be a profitable deal for this gentleman since the company share price was mostly below S$0.40 between Jan 2017 and Sep 2017.
Have all the bros here sold out? At the current price of $0.41, YHI is trading at 0.47x price to book value and even if dividends are just $0.015 (unlikely to be so low), it is trading at 3.66% dividend yield. Does anyone think that the trade tensions are going to be a huge negative? Management seems nimble and been doing the right things the past few years.
(15-08-2018, 10:13 AM)bargainhunter Wrote: [ -> ]Have all the bros here sold out? At the current price of $0.41, YHI is trading at 0.47x price to book value and even if dividends are just $0.015 (unlikely to be so low), it is trading at 3.66% dividend yield. Does anyone think that the trade tensions are going to be a huge negative? Management seems nimble and been doing the right things the past few years.
Is there any reason why you might think we have sold out? Just curious. I am still vested. The margin of safety in terms of the balance sheet + recurring dividend yield makes this a comfortable hold for me.
The Chairman buying 2m shares is a good indication as well of his confidence in the firm.
(15-08-2018, 10:43 AM)Squirrel Wrote: [ -> ] (15-08-2018, 10:13 AM)bargainhunter Wrote: [ -> ]Have all the bros here sold out? At the current price of $0.41, YHI is trading at 0.47x price to book value and even if dividends are just $0.015 (unlikely to be so low), it is trading at 3.66% dividend yield. Does anyone think that the trade tensions are going to be a huge negative? Management seems nimble and been doing the right things the past few years.
Is there any reason why you might think we have sold out? Just curious. I am still vested. The margin of safety in terms of the balance sheet + recurring dividend yield makes this a comfortable hold for me.
The Chairman buying 2m shares is a good indication as well of his confidence in the firm.
haha, because usually you are very enthusiastic every quarter to dissect the results but this quarter you were so quiet.
(15-08-2018, 10:47 AM)bargainhunter Wrote: [ -> ] (15-08-2018, 10:43 AM)Squirrel Wrote: [ -> ] (15-08-2018, 10:13 AM)bargainhunter Wrote: [ -> ]Have all the bros here sold out? At the current price of $0.41, YHI is trading at 0.47x price to book value and even if dividends are just $0.015 (unlikely to be so low), it is trading at 3.66% dividend yield. Does anyone think that the trade tensions are going to be a huge negative? Management seems nimble and been doing the right things the past few years.
Is there any reason why you might think we have sold out? Just curious. I am still vested. The margin of safety in terms of the balance sheet + recurring dividend yield makes this a comfortable hold for me.
The Chairman buying 2m shares is a good indication as well of his confidence in the firm.
haha, because usually you are very enthusiastic every quarter to dissect the results but this quarter you were so quiet.
Saw that you made the post so just left it as is. Kinda caught up with other stuff so didn't really read deep into it. I guess the Chairman's purchase of that sizable amount of shares at $0.42 left me quite comfortable with holding the stock and didn't take the time to delve into it yet. Just read through headline figures.
(15-08-2018, 11:02 AM)Squirrel Wrote: [ -> ] (15-08-2018, 10:47 AM)bargainhunter Wrote: [ -> ] (15-08-2018, 10:43 AM)Squirrel Wrote: [ -> ] (15-08-2018, 10:13 AM)bargainhunter Wrote: [ -> ]Have all the bros here sold out? At the current price of $0.41, YHI is trading at 0.47x price to book value and even if dividends are just $0.015 (unlikely to be so low), it is trading at 3.66% dividend yield. Does anyone think that the trade tensions are going to be a huge negative? Management seems nimble and been doing the right things the past few years.
Is there any reason why you might think we have sold out? Just curious. I am still vested. The margin of safety in terms of the balance sheet + recurring dividend yield makes this a comfortable hold for me.
The Chairman buying 2m shares is a good indication as well of his confidence in the firm.
haha, because usually you are very enthusiastic every quarter to dissect the results but this quarter you were so quiet.
Saw that you made the post so just left it as is. Kinda caught up with other stuff so didn't really read deep into it. I guess the Chairman's purchase of that sizable amount of shares at $0.42 left me quite comfortable with holding the stock and didn't take the time to delve into it yet. Just read through headline figures.
YHI’s Past Performance:
1) Last 3 years’ Net Profits:
2016 ~ $8M
2017 ~ $4M
2018 ~ $9M
2) Last 3 Years’ Dividend:
2016 ~ $0.0142
2017 ~ $0.0064
2018 ~ $0.0150
3) Last 2 years’ NAV:
2016 ~ Consolidated, 2 to 1 (19th January 2016)
2016 ~ $0.84
2017 ~ $0.85
4) The Estimated Average Yield for the last 3 years:
Add up last 3 years’ Dividends divide by 3 then divide by Current price
($0.0142 + $0.0064 + $0.0150)/3 then divide by $0.41 x 100 =
2.89%
5) Historic High & Historic Low
The adjusted historic Low on 11.03.09 was $0.17 per share
The adjusted historic High on 08.04.12 was $0.74 per share
6) The Current share price is $0.41
I think the price is below its value. (Price is what we pay, Value is what we get)
Note: Past Performance is not necessarily indicative of its future performance but may serve as a good guide.
If you have Invested in:
Stock: YHI
Year: 2016 (2 years ago)
Price: $0.37 on 5th May 2016 (After Consolidation)
Assuming Amount Invested, $37,000 ($0.37 x 100,000 units)
Current Price: $0.41 on 15th Aug 2018
Current Value: $41,000 ($0.41 x 100,000 units)
Dividends Collected: $3,560 (From 2016 to 2018)
Profit = $7,560 (Current Value + Dividends Collected- Amount Invested)
Profit divide by Amount Invested then divide by 2 years = 10.2% PA (Simple Interest)
E & OE.
(15-08-2018, 07:24 PM)Retired@52 Wrote: [ -> ] (15-08-2018, 11:02 AM)Squirrel Wrote: [ -> ] (15-08-2018, 10:47 AM)bargainhunter Wrote: [ -> ] (15-08-2018, 10:43 AM)Squirrel Wrote: [ -> ] (15-08-2018, 10:13 AM)bargainhunter Wrote: [ -> ]Have all the bros here sold out? At the current price of $0.41, YHI is trading at 0.47x price to book value and even if dividends are just $0.015 (unlikely to be so low), it is trading at 3.66% dividend yield. Does anyone think that the trade tensions are going to be a huge negative? Management seems nimble and been doing the right things the past few years.
Is there any reason why you might think we have sold out? Just curious. I am still vested. The margin of safety in terms of the balance sheet + recurring dividend yield makes this a comfortable hold for me.
The Chairman buying 2m shares is a good indication as well of his confidence in the firm.
haha, because usually you are very enthusiastic every quarter to dissect the results but this quarter you were so quiet.
Saw that you made the post so just left it as is. Kinda caught up with other stuff so didn't really read deep into it. I guess the Chairman's purchase of that sizable amount of shares at $0.42 left me quite comfortable with holding the stock and didn't take the time to delve into it yet. Just read through headline figures.
YHI’s Past Performance:
1) Last 3 years’ Net Profits:
2016 ~ $8M
2017 ~ $4M
2018 ~ $9M
2) Last 3 Years’ Dividend:
2016 ~ $0.0142
2017 ~ $0.0064
2018 ~ $0.0150
3) Last 2 years’ NAV:
2016 ~ Consolidated, 2 to 1 (19th January 2016)
2016 ~ $0.84
2017 ~ $0.85
4) The Estimated Average Yield for the last 3 years:
Add up last 3 years’ Dividends divide by 3 then divide by Current price
($0.0142 + $0.0064 + $0.0150)/3 then divide by $0.41 x 100 = 2.89%
5) Historic High & Historic Low
The adjusted historic Low on 11.03.09 was $0.17 per share
The adjusted historic High on 08.04.12 was $0.74 per share
6) The Current share price is $0.41
I think the price is below its value. (Price is what we pay, Value is what we get)
Note: Past Performance is not necessarily indicative of its future performance but may serve as a good guide.
If you have Invested in:
Stock: YHI
Year: 2016 (2 years ago)
Price: $0.37 on 5th May 2016 (After Consolidation)
Assuming Amount Invested, $37,000 ($0.37 x 100,000 units)
Current Price: $0.41 on 15th Aug 2018
Current Value: $41,000 ($0.41 x 100,000 units)
Dividends Collected: $3,560 (From 2016 to 2018)
Profit = $7,560 (Current Value + Dividends Collected- Amount Invested)
Profit divide by Amount Invested then divide by 2 years = 10.2% PA (Simple Interest)
E & OE.
not bad returns for a small cap and the best part is that fundamentals have improved but the share price hasn't caught up.
the selling seems very strong these last few days at .405 to .415. given the high possibility that dividends would be increased by at least a little, the potential dividend yield has probably crossed 4%.