QUOTE(Kar Weng @ Feb 26 2018, 01:47 AM)
I think when Vanguard says tikam he means he can't 100% guarantee a win for sure, but got certain percentage of positive speculation only he will tikam hahaha.
You are spot on.
It is a bit like playing blackjack. The dealer shows a card with the number 6. Your card is an ace. So you double down with the hope of getting a picture. The odds are good that you will hit black jack and double your money. But if the dealer shows a card with a picture and you have a number 6, then you will either surrender or asked to be hit with another card. Definitely you will NOT double down against such overwhelming odds.
So coming back to AnnJoo. Among all the steel companies (apart from Choo Bee), the valuation of Annjoo is still attractive. The potential upside is about 12.66%.
AnnJoo is generating profit. The PE is 10.05, the DY is 5.7% and the ROE is 16.73%. It has declared a RM0.13 dividend. Compared to the Metals & Mining industry group, AnnJoo is currently trading at a significant discount based on Price to Sales ratio, Trailing P/E, and Forward P/E.
So this is what I call tikam intelligently. It may not be a sure win but at least we try to even the odds.
I topped up AnnJoo this morning at RM3.70. Currently it is selling at RM3.80, up +2.703%.
Note : This is not a recommendation to buy or sell AnnJoo. Just my own 2 cents view and blowing water ("chui sui" in Cantonese).
This post has been edited by Vanguard 2015: Feb 26 2018, 04:28 PM