25-07-2013, 10:05 PM
http://valuestocksinvesting.blogspot.sg/...ading.html
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been reading a lot of quotes & comments about shares trading below some much higher presumed value.
The link above suggests 28c shares should be at a "calculated" higher value of 35c etc.
In reality ALL shares are always traded at its true value at that moment in time, its simply what the market would pay for when there is a need to sell, even ancient Roman proverb allude to this fact.
The higher "book value" does not exists: simply put the stocks up for sale & see the prices offered. Moreover, how & when would the market realise that its supposed to be undervalued & permit a 25% jump in share price?
even with cash assets, there's no denying that inventory is high, operating costs have jumped, margins are very low, discounts abound, write-offs are high, retail prices are still falling, gross & net profits plunged, long term business strategies are non-existent.
I do wish "experts" would stop referring to bookworm numbers about higher fantasy share values. It is what it is whenever it is.
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been reading a lot of quotes & comments about shares trading below some much higher presumed value.
The link above suggests 28c shares should be at a "calculated" higher value of 35c etc.
In reality ALL shares are always traded at its true value at that moment in time, its simply what the market would pay for when there is a need to sell, even ancient Roman proverb allude to this fact.
The higher "book value" does not exists: simply put the stocks up for sale & see the prices offered. Moreover, how & when would the market realise that its supposed to be undervalued & permit a 25% jump in share price?
even with cash assets, there's no denying that inventory is high, operating costs have jumped, margins are very low, discounts abound, write-offs are high, retail prices are still falling, gross & net profits plunged, long term business strategies are non-existent.
I do wish "experts" would stop referring to bookworm numbers about higher fantasy share values. It is what it is whenever it is.