QUOTE(TopGunn @ Jan 13 2008, 02:59 AM)
PER is not important anymore....fair value is the most important to buy the sahre....:>
Added on January 13, 2008, 3:10 amLPI is a stable company..any way i'm think that the price is still high now....let's shop during market crash,,,,.....possible after election....
PER is important to some extend, because it tells a tale on the fair value.
To identify a growth company, the first measure we would compare is the PER, in my humble opinion
A PER that is decreasing indicates that the company is growing, but the growth has not been reflected in its share prices.
LPI's DY at current is around 8x, so I believe at a price of below RM12, the DY is attractive at close to 9x.
The problem is that I don't have any software to look at the payout track record as what I see posted by some forumers here.
I do not trade using any online platforms, so any softwares you could recommend me?
QUOTE(tkwfriend @ Jan 13 2008, 09:32 AM)
if i not mistaken the graph do it osmething like that
from this graph it will drop slightly. because since after august it has not really drop much and keep going upward trend.
i think it will go down later on.
oh well anyway this is a good counter to invest on if for long term
For long term investment, any sort of technical analysis is not really relevant, as charts don't really tell you the fundamentals. It merely tells you the trend, which could be an indication for entry.
There is definitely downside potential for this counter, but we won't really know the time.
If PB is successful in disposing off its NPLs like Maybank, then we could see further upside in its price.
Is there anyway we could find out the NPL owned by each banks?