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hi fren, just a few thoughts to share. for one, $0.29 is BARELY a target 
if earnings eventually only doubles or triples from current (which is legitimately on the cards), what' s $0.29?
reccommend serious investors do their own channel checks and due diligence. interestingly, see the comments from Luong himself in a recent article:
JEP is angling to capture a bigger slice of this growing pie. Some of its clients are established names such as French multinational aerospace company Safran, aerospace and defence company Collins Aerospace and Singapore Aerospace Manufacturing.
According to Luong, the combination of UMS and JEP makes them more appealing to the large customers, instead of each company offering its services individually. By using fewer suppliers that can do more, these large customers can improve their own efficiency. &ldquo We now have more opportunities to capture the supply chain,&rdquo he says.
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He also says that on the back of profitability, JEP is likely to see more customers coming its way, as it is seen as a better-run entity than before. &ldquo Customers are more willing to give opportunities to companies that are better run. JEP has the potential to grow a lot faster than UMS. We have to work on taking the company there,&rdquo says Luong.
again, what is $0.29?
to those forumners who read the posts and astutely accumulated both JEP & UMS near the lows just a few months ago, my heartiest congratulations!
there are a handful of gems still looking to collect on the quiet. but most happy to share on these 2 counters for some time. actually too obvious to miss in my view (what were the analysts thinking??)
if earnings eventually only doubles or triples from current (which is legitimately on the cards), what' s $0.29?
reccommend serious investors do their own channel checks and due diligence. interestingly, see the comments from Luong himself in a recent article:
JEP is angling to capture a bigger slice of this growing pie. Some of its clients are established names such as French multinational aerospace company Safran, aerospace and defence company Collins Aerospace and Singapore Aerospace Manufacturing.
According to Luong, the combination of UMS and JEP makes them more appealing to the large customers, instead of each company offering its services individually. By using fewer suppliers that can do more, these large customers can improve their own efficiency. &ldquo We now have more opportunities to capture the supply chain,&rdquo he says.
Additionally:
He also says that on the back of profitability, JEP is likely to see more customers coming its way, as it is seen as a better-run entity than before. &ldquo Customers are more willing to give opportunities to companies that are better run. JEP has the potential to grow a lot faster than UMS. We have to work on taking the company there,&rdquo says Luong.
again, what is $0.29?
to those forumners who read the posts and astutely accumulated both JEP & UMS near the lows just a few months ago, my heartiest congratulations!
there are a handful of gems still looking to collect on the quiet. but most happy to share on these 2 counters for some time. actually too obvious to miss in my view (what were the analysts thinking??)
sengsk ( Date: 05-Dec-2019 09:50) Posted:
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read carefully, friend. the language syntex is articulate and clear...was referring to other loss making companies vs a clear turnaround, high growth potential investment like JEP. my posts on JEP were well before yours, too
Andy certainly knows a bargain when he sees one. if he laughs, its not because of his price level for accumulation (his initial entry level was around 0.28 pre-share consolidation) - to real businessmen, it goes well beyond that.
JEP is still cheap vis-a-vis its long term growth prospects and the strategic plans Andy has for it. contra players often do not get this element to enjoy multi-bagger returns but hey, congrats all around to those who listened, understood and enjoyed the recent early gains. long term investors should see much, much more to come with patience
Andy certainly knows a bargain when he sees one. if he laughs, its not because of his price level for accumulation (his initial entry level was around 0.28 pre-share consolidation) - to real businessmen, it goes well beyond that.
JEP is still cheap vis-a-vis its long term growth prospects and the strategic plans Andy has for it. contra players often do not get this element to enjoy multi-bagger returns but hey, congrats all around to those who listened, understood and enjoyed the recent early gains. long term investors should see much, much more to come with patience
TA_Expert ( Date: 17-Nov-2019 03:44) Posted:
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Lost making? Jep has around turnaround, else Andy from UMS won' t be buying a major stake. UMS may privatise Jep eventually.
This explained why Jep powered from 0.13++ to above $0.20 in just a few weeks.
Andy is laughing now as he has been accumulating the shares from the open market cheaply.
This explained why Jep powered from 0.13++ to above $0.20 in just a few weeks.
Andy is laughing now as he has been accumulating the shares from the open market cheaply.
bwavep ( Date: 23-Oct-2019 15:12) Posted:
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