QUOTE(spring onion @ Jun 22 2014, 02:59 PM)
price fair or not, the divvy for homer is already generous for it's current price. imagine profit is 1.5X each year and 40% divvy policy each year. eat this share alone can makes you fat enough. but of cause when disaster strikes this share may not be spared for punishment too

...... another homer fansi or mangsa?
let me re-post this again.....................
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Regarding Homer.
This is actually a stock that I just discuss openly with
garkYes, in my opinion (which could be wrong), I felt Homer should be valued at around 1.60 within a year.
That time, Homer was around 68 sen or so.
Now despite the superior results shown by Homer, tremendous growth and an unbelievably good result...
I think many would say Homer is kinda underperforming...
Homer is just trading around 80 sen...
Pathetic actually once you start comparing with other flying stocks....

So what's the deal?
I had already voiced out the concern regarding the stock.....
it's a furniture stock - many still misunderstand and have a negative bias against the sector.
Not that I blame them...
Furniture companies is usually associated with furniture showrooms that gets burned down....
Many just don't like and trust such business....
They think it's all inside con job.
I don't blame them...
the lack of coverage....
an undiscovered stock is an undiscovered stock....
it runs the risk of being a sunset stock for a very long time....
which research house is covering it?
Kenanga had a research done on it...
but the research was horribly terrible....
Profit estimates were behind the curve (trailing profits were already more than the estimates given by the analyst! Duh!

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The price target was simply given - it was based on TA... and the TA was faulty! Duh!

KLSE is not a matured market...
without proper coverage... the stock is...... unloved.....
lack of news coverage....
Star had a coverage on the company recently...
but that's about it.....
when Homer announces its good result past couple quarters, there was ZERO mention. Duh!
lack of institute funds......
And all these issues still remain today......
That is why you don't see the stock go up bang band sound.....
In fact, I just wrote the following comments yesterday..............
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The furniture sector stocks is probably the most misunderstood sector.
Most thinks that the furniture stocks are those that we tend to see 'open shop one day and then burned down the next'..........
Sad but true.
Many have such bad misconception about the stocks.
Some of these listed furniture shops are export oriented and despite the incredibly good profit growth and with fantastic cash flow too but due to the misconception, many just don't want anything to do with these stocks.
With people ignoring the underlining fundamental of these stocks in general, we get these stocks trading at super low earnings multiple.
For example, Ah Lat, trades only at less than an earnings multiple of 4.
Maybe there is some concern on Ah Lat's recent factory problems in Vietnam....
Maybe the recent stengthening of the RM versus the USD is a concern (these companies enjoy more profit if the USD is UP versus the RM)...
And this is where we stand on Homer today.
Are you guys and gals gonna hold that 160 as if it was some holy words cast in stone?

Or do you think it's high time to re-evaluate the trade?
Maybe those fungers of this Ah Boon was so damn intoxicated when it ran out the figures 160......
