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You like to pay premium for singpost, no one can stop you. Good luck.
vivacious ( Date: 13-Mar-2017 14:40) Posted:
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1.7
Can anyone remind us what price alibaba paid for SP shares?
if analyst TP is $1.3, what will be your buy price if you really want to invest?$1.35?
Most of the analysts have vested interested. Buying above their TP, well....isn' t very smart?
alishan ( Date: 13-Mar-2017 19:10) Posted:
If analyst TP is $1.3, what will be your buy price if you really want to invest? $1.35? 
destinykraze ( Date: 13-Mar-2017 15:52) Posted:
What naysayers, do your homework!!! This is based on facts, even analysts from big bank also revised their nonsense from $1.6-$1.8. to $1.3-$1.4.
Did you even read up on their impairments or went for any of the egm? These problems has been there for way too long. Big drop in dividends too, how much more, nobody knows.
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If analyst TP is $1.3, what will be your buy price if you really want to invest? $1.35?
destinykraze ( Date: 13-Mar-2017 15:52) Posted:
What naysayers, do your homework!!! This is based on facts, even analysts from big bank also revised their nonsense from $1.6-$1.8. to $1.3-$1.4.
Did you even read up on their impairments or went for any of the egm? These problems has been there for way too long. Big drop in dividends too, how much more, nobody knows.
vivacious ( Date: 13-Mar-2017 15:01) Posted:
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The share price has gone down much more than the dividend so there was no point in chasing it. I sold my stocks at 1.38 and be done with SingPost which has become revolving door management.
Nobody is forcing you to buy or not buy.
If you prefer to buy at premium price before potential writedown, be my guest.
Alpaca ( Date: 13-Mar-2017 16:25) Posted:
Rangie, the current annual dividends is likely to be closer to 4 cents, which at $1.35 gives a yield below 3%.
One of the reasons why SingPost continues to fall is because dividends were cut.
In the past SingPost was a good dividend stock for income-seeking investors, paying stable dividends of 6.25 cents for many years..
Not anymore today.
The other reason would be the upcoming write downs due to poor acquisitions these few years.
Rangie79 ( Date: 13-Mar-2017 15:23) Posted:
| 1.35 now, yield is about 4%. Will the dividend go down further or not since policy now ties dividends to profit? If the dividends can sustain at this level then 1.35 is a good entry level? |
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Rangie, the current annual dividends is likely to be closer to 4 cents, which at $1.35 gives a yield below 3%.
One of the reasons why SingPost continues to fall is because dividends were cut.
In the past SingPost was a good dividend stock for income-seeking investors, paying stable dividends of 6.25 cents for many years..
Not anymore today.
The other reason would be the upcoming write downs due to poor acquisitions these few years.
Rangie79 ( Date: 13-Mar-2017 15:23) Posted:
| 1.35 now, yield is about 4%. Will the dividend go down further or not since policy now ties dividends to profit? If the dividends can sustain at this level then 1.35 is a good entry level? |
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Continue to talk it down so that can buy at lower prices.
destinykraze ( Date: 13-Mar-2017 15:52) Posted:
What naysayers, do your homework!!! This is based on facts, even analysts from big bank also revised their nonsense from $1.6-$1.8. to $1.3-$1.4.
Did you even read up on their impairments or went for any of the egm? These problems has been there for way too long. Big drop in dividends too, how much more, nobody knows.
vivacious ( Date: 13-Mar-2017 15:01) Posted:
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Std & Poor' s annoucement for Singpost on 10/03/2017.
BBB+/Stable/NR
Business Risk : Satisfactory
* Dominant domestic market position
* Strong operating efficiency
* Less establised e-commerce operations compared to those of postal business
* Declining and more volatile profitability
Financial Risk : Intermediate
* Lower dividend payouts
* Reducing capital spending
* Ltd financial headrooms for rating
cut loss or take profit just forget about this counter for the time bieng
What naysayers, do your homework!!! This is based on facts, even analysts from big bank also revised their nonsense from $1.6-$1.8. to $1.3-$1.4.
Did you even read up on their impairments or went for any of the egm? These problems has been there for way too long. Big drop in dividends too, how much more, nobody knows.
vivacious ( Date: 13-Mar-2017 15:01) Posted:
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They already revised their dividends payout, how much lower, we do not know, and high risk of impairment that has yet to factor in.
Rangie79 ( Date: 13-Mar-2017 15:23) Posted:
| 1.35 now, yield is about 4%. Will the dividend go down further or not since policy now ties dividends to profit? If the dividends can sustain at this level then 1.35 is a good entry level? |
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1.35 now, yield is about 4%. Will the dividend go down further or not since policy now ties dividends to profit? If the dividends can sustain at this level then 1.35 is a good entry level?
wah so many naysayers.
Looks gone case to me too.
I think it may drop to 1.20
Gone case ...Look at the annual financial reports u will understand..Omg
Alpaca ( Date: 10-Mar-2017 17:13) Posted:
I think we should wait for this quarter' s results because SingPost would be announcing how much intangible assets would be impaired. The have definitely overpaid for goodwill on acquisitions.
That being said, there are also some positives such as the upcoming reopening of their retail mall at SingPost Centre, which would add a few million in net profits per quarter. This could offset some of the operating losses from their e-commerce segment.
At current prices I still think SingPost is overvalued. Based on the past few quarters, full year EPS is likely to be below 6 cents, which gives a P/E ratio of 22 today, somewhat on the high side. I' m waiting for another 10-20% correction before entering, because I believe the long term potential of e-commerce and logistics is huge
useless ( Date: 10-Mar-2017 16:43) Posted:
Dropping steadily. What do you think is a good price to scoop?
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jeeped 1.35
Singpost, just doing its thing. Will break $1.3 After impairments
It' s a sound mentality... as opposed to catching falling knives, averaging down, or holding till broke.
The reality is simply this: no one can know the trend/direction beforehand.
KiLrOy ( Date: 10-Mar-2017 21:07) Posted:
" ...Before you scoop, you must be prepared to lose money too.. "
what kind of trading/investing mentality is that?
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