Thanks bro , but that doesnt calculate how much i getting back if i just hold it until expired. Cause I am losing quite alot here was thinking just get back whatever it is now or just hold till the end.

As of now, I’m sitting at -6.38% of paper loss, if that makes you feel better. 

Just entered today, also slightly negative. Entry set too high

I have 5 main holdings now in my portfolio:
1.) Magni
2.) Public bank
3.) Thong Guan
4.) QL
5.) Supermaxxxxx 

These counters are imo worth holding for long term,meaning I’ll only buy and add on position, selling not in my book unless fundamental has changed.

Of these 5 counters, I’m still very much concern about QL’s PE ratio with its relative slow growth. Other aspects of the company really tip top 

I’m looking for add on 2-3 more positions,but no particular counters fit my selection criteria with my preferred price now.

How about you bro?

I took a look at PRG, and it in no way is comparable to Magni in terms of fundamentals.
Declining earnings, net loss the past couple of years and shareholder dilution in the past year.

Unless there is something I'm missing out big time.

Did you mean PRG or PRL? In your post it was PRG but comparitively Magni is more comparible to PRL.

My analysis was done on PRG so if it is a typo and you meant PRL, please disregard the info!

You see, in regards to QL’s P/E, on pure quantitative valuation, you’ll come to find its EPS is a mere 0.0983 based on trailing 4Qs, dividend pun chicken figure 0.045  NP margin for the poultry sector has been narrowing from approx.7% 3 years ago (correct me if wrong cuz I just vaguely recall only) to 5.6% as of 2020. It would be really depressing if I were to look at these metrics only..

What’s reassuring is, we can see their revenue and net profit has always been increasing for the past 10! years, during March selldown, their business still remained relatively strong compared to other companies across all sectors, share price only took a small dip, then they continued to March forward with share price driven up to almost rm10 before announcing a 1:2 bonus issue..

I mentioned in the past that company valuation is more of an art than science,or combination of both. If you have a rigid criteria to judge if a company is worth investing, you might end up missing a lot of potential growth companies or multi bagger..think apple,alphabet,amazon..their PE are all driven up so high due to expectation on future earnings.

Some people argue that in the current stock market it’s really hard to find a company that fits all the selection criteria of Benjamin Graham, because of all readily info available to everyone on internet. You and I are just one click away from obtaining the same info about a company, so what gives me an edge in discovering a great company earlier than everyone else? You can see it this way, a relatively high PE of a company signifies acknowledgement of people towards the company growth potential. You can invest in a low PE company but if it has no future earning potential, you won’t yield a good return as well.

Having said that, does that mean we should buy into high PE stocks? IMO it really depends...as Howard Mark puts it...it’s not about what we buy, but buying things well.. if you believe a company is worth investing no matter the price to pay for, you might end up not making money even if the company has a strong fundamental.

Thanks
I've been seeing this type of table. Where can I find them ya? Would be good to learn on stocks classification by sector.

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Huat ya, lai liao lai liao.

Wave 5 incoming

I dont know I just buy at support and let it run, maybe 1800? XD jk jk
, btw mind teaching me how to tag people in this forum?

Bought SPRING & TAAN today

Merry Christmas & happy holidays guys

If drop to 4.50, I dont want anymore. It is rotten. Good shares should maintain their value.

You are building algo is it. Always these 2 pronged question

Anyway current investing climate i prefer high ROE due to people pay more for growth potential rather than actual profit.

High ROE.
PE can be industry influenced so a low PE does not necessarily mean undervalued.