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Here are some HK shares to be avoided by value investors :

Heritage ( 00412.HK) market cap = HK$20.5 Bil, share price now at $1.21 which well above NAV = $0.356 .

Willie ( 00273.HK ) market cap = HK$8.19 Bil , share price now $0.58 which is well above NAV= $0.182 .

Mascotte Holdings ( 00136.HK) market cap = HK$12 Bil, share price now =$0.355 compared to NAV = negative ?.


Above information gathered from "aastocks" website.
(14-05-2015, 11:35 AM)soros Wrote: [ -> ]Here are some HK shares to be avoided by value investors :

Heritage ( 00412.HK) market cap = HK$20.5 Bil, share price now at $1.21 which well above NAV = $0.356 .

Willie ( 00273.HK ) market cap = HK$8.19 Bil , share price now $0.58 which is well above NAV= $0.182 .

Mascotte Holdings ( 00136.HK) market cap = HK$12 Bil, share price now =$0.355 compared to NAV = negative ?.


Above information gathered from "aastocks" website.

“The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.” - Keynes.

Embrace the bubble. Fastest way to financial freedom, if you can get out before it pops.
Today's star performer in the top 20 stocks with highest % gainers was Junefield Group ( 00758.HK) rising 78%. The company reported to Stock Exchange that it was not aware of any reasons for the rise in its shareprice.

This is not quite the same as saying "the market can stay irrational" . The company reported a big loss on 1st April 2015 and not the kind of news to justify the 78% share price rise today.
Mascotte Holdings ( 00136.HK) has an issued share capital of almost 35.9 Bil shares and market cap of HK$10 Bil based on last traded price at $0.285 .

But if the NAV is -$0.007, has it reached insolvent state or bankrupt state ???

The company's misfortune seems to be caused by investing in a fake silicon manufacturing company. But should the Stock Exchange allow the market to do what Keynes has been quoted to say "The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent " ?
Just an update share price @ Nov 2016 on irrational investment :

Stock No. 00273.HK Name now : Mason Finance , Previous name was Willie

Price at 11 Nov 2016 = $0.165 , price at May 2015 =$0.58
NAV at 11 Nov 2016 = $0.197, NAV at May 2015 = $0.182
Market Cap at 11 Nov 2016 = $18.4 Billion , Mkt Cap at May 2015 = $ 8.19 Billion


Stock No. 00136.HK Name now : Hengten Net , Previous name was Mascotte Holdings

Price at 11 Nov 2016 = $0.51, price at May 2015 =$0.355
NAV at 11 Nov 2016 = $0.0099 , NAV at May 2015 = - $0.007
Market Cap at 11 Nov 2016 = $37 Billion , Mkt Cap at May 2015 = $12 Billion.
It's them crazy speculators from China. For them it's just another day gambling on another asset.

sent from my Galaxy Note 7
(13-11-2016, 07:19 PM)BlueKelah Wrote: [ -> ]It's them crazy speculators from China. For them it's just another day gambling on another asset.

sent from my Galaxy Note 7

This is nothing new !
How can they do this ?

There is a surprise announcement today that Hengten Net ( 00136.HK) will be included in the MSCI China Index ???

http://aastocks.com/en/stocks/news/aafn-...pular-news
(15-11-2016, 03:02 PM)soros Wrote: [ -> ]How can they do this ?

There is a surprise announcement today that Hengten Net ( 00136.HK) will be included in the MSCI China Index ???

http://aastocks.com/en/stocks/news/aafn-...pular-news

Just goes to show how full of crap the chinese financial market is and its carrying over to hongkong. Caveat emptor to those vesting in MSCI China Index.

By the way, Huarong Int Fin seems to be new inclusion. Do wonder if it is part of Huarong Asset Management group, the group in charge of mopping up those bankrupt companies during the AFC. A lot of bad debts must be still hidden on its books Big Grin
Whoa - its the crap US company promoting their index which is the real cause of this misrepresentation -

https://www.msci.com/our-story
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