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Thanks brother. My analysis is that when those 100 shares are continuously being programmed to trade at the " bid" price, it would mean that the Seller is trying to push down the price. On the other hand, if those 100 shares are continuously being programmed to trade at the " ask" price, it would mean that the Buyer is trying to push up the price. Correct me if I' m wrong, but it seems to make sense, right?
Lobster ( Date: 14-Dec-2021 14:10) Posted:
It' s called program trading.... can be both sides, buying or selling when it hits a certain price
i don' t understand much, only know coffee shop uncles like to discuss about it.
l_tan888 ( Date: 10-Dec-2021 13:29) Posted:
| Why is it that I see many trades occuring at 100 shares each at the bid price at every 3 or 4 minutes? I believe there is a syndicate doing this and why? Any pros here can shed some comments? |
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Why is it that I see many trades occuring at 100 shares each at the bid price at every 3 or 4 minutes? I believe there is a syndicate doing this and why? Any pros here can shed some comments?
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I' m beginning to think that there could be something fishy in this company. If their business is anticipated to be good going forward, why would he be in a hurry to unload into the open market? Even if we take into account that he may be accummulating funds to buy JEP, but the acquisition of JEP should be using UMS' company funds, not his own personal funds.
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How come you talk like as if you are very well related to Andy and probably also an insider? But the market doesn' t seem to take too well to Andy' s sale of his shares. Just look at Frencken which has gone up by S$0.05 today whilst UMS is only up a petty S$0.01. How miserable indeed?
Lobster ( Date: 21-May-2021 10:34) Posted:
As I said the best time to talk about UMS is when.people are sleeping. Now it is buzzing, because everyone is so focused on Luong selling.
It is not like once upon a time, when, every time when he sold the price tanked although the company was doing very well. When shareholders met him at AGM, no matter how he tried to explain - he has to pay high US taxes because he' s an American citizen, he wanted to buy his dream bungalow here and Penang, he needed to pay for her daught' s high education etc- the market was not satisfied.
then his vision, and aspiration for the company started to sink in, especially with his determination to build it into a billion dollar company. Alas, his hope of a secondary' s listing in Korea was abandoned, but he may well revive it elsewhere. Anyway, talk more when everyone is going to take a nap, because too many impatient people here right now.. cheers
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So, it' s going to be good news for JEP but bad news for UMS?
pkli899 ( Date: 21-Apr-2021 17:23) Posted:
JEP average volume hardly rget to 1 m.......but today 27 m!
Price went up 10% also.
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Unless it' s backed by reliable sources, otherwise, please don' t mislead others here. It' s unethical.
Biffeen123 ( Date: 17-Sep-2020 09:31) Posted:
| U just wait for the annoucement |
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Due to the data leak at Razer, I think Sheng Siong' s collaboration with them for a digital bank license is now forgone.
raykee ( Date: 11-Sep-2020 10:13) Posted:
| when will the digital banking thingy be issued? |
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Bro, can you also share your views with me? Thanks.
Superkilat ( Date: 13-Sep-2020 14:45) Posted:
| Another tech related stock in shaky state at the current sentiment. My views in your inbox.. |
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Reasonably and also from the charts, at or below S$1.30 should be a comfortable price for me. DYODD,
Thiamm ( Date: 08-Sep-2020 19:28) Posted:
What is a fair value in your analysis ...... can share?
l_tan888 ( Date: 08-Sep-2020 19:25) Posted:
| To me, this counter is still very much overpriced at today' s price. Trade with extreme caution. |
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This counter definitely doesn' t justify a P/E of 22. To me, it is still very much overpriced at today' s price. Trade with extreme caution.
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Agree with you. SPH as a newspaper company is almost gone for good. They are mostly cannibalising news from those respectable providers rather than having their own reporters directly from the source of origin. Even CNA has their own respective countries' correspondents / reporters.
n3wbie ( Date: 19-Aug-2020 22:48) Posted:
No dispute that the stock is very undervalued. The $1.5b PBSA portfolio however includes debt and with industry' s LTV of about 60%, the equity portion for this business is closer to $600m. But add in 70% of Seletar Mall, developing Woodleigh and the other businesses, it should be worth more than the $230m easily. This is however ascribing a 0 value to the Media business but if this business segment turns loss-making, then it distorts the model.
Don' t forget given the diversified business segments, it is also natural to apply a conglomerate discount (~15-20%) to the fair value.
The biggest shift in valuing this stock is that it went from an asset light model (media) which enjoys superior profitability metrics (ROI, ROIC and ROE) to one that is asset & capital intensive (real estate) to try and earn the yield spread and generate sustainable recurring income.
Honestly, I have no idea what is their media strategy apart from ' digitalisation' which is quite a vague and generic buzzword. They seem to focus on circulation but its positioning and perception as a Singapore national paper (with ST) is not going to attract foreign subscribers. For Singaporeans who want factual news such as around Covid-19, GE etc, Mediacorp makes that available for free via CNA. Arguably CNA also has that SEA appeal as people in the region can watch the broadcast in neighbouring countries. So end of the day, SPH is trying to grow digital market share within Singapore, unfortunately a small shrinking pool of target audience. Not to mention that this is cannibalising their print subscription business. You can' t really enjoy economies of scale if the growth trajectory is capped to Singapore' s population and realistically I don' t think they will reach digital subscription reach 2-3mil.
For a media business, it all begins from the newsroom. Quality journalism counts, a lot. It is somewhat disappointing to go on my BT app, read a couple of original SG-related business stories and then you soon realise many other stories are syndicated from Bloomberg, Reuters, etc. Overtime, you are going to lose even the most faithful readers.
freeme ( Date: 19-Aug-2020 16:18) Posted:
SPH owns 65% of SPH Reits. Based on today' s market value, that will amount to S$1,544B.
SPH own market value today is S$1,776B. After deducting of market value of its SPH Reits value = 232m
Its UK Student Accommodation is worth more than S$1.5B (based on its last report Apr 2020). Not counting 70% of seletar mall, 50% Woodleigh Mall & Residences, German Student Accommodation and Age care assets. All SPH' s assets is worth S$232m only from the market now.
So to me, SPH is very under value now. However, its sentiment is not so positive on its media business. So short term, it wont move much.
Vested but need to give it more time to show positive return. |
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The company had issued 600,000 new ordinary shares at S$0.432 today for their Employees' Share Option Scheme. No wonder the share price fell today.
https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/PZWTLTOMI4Y4S4M2/IssueAndAllotmentOfNewSharesESOS.pdf
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