Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Sunday, July 18, 2010

Sunday, July 11, 2010

China Sunsine

-shares 477m
- S chips
-leading specialty chemical producer selling accelerators, anti-oxidant, vulcanising agent and anti-scorching agent. It is the largest producer of rubber accelerators in PRC and one of the largest in the world serving all clients include bridgestone, michelin, goodyear, continental, yokohama, pirelli, hankook, kumho, cooper and prc tire giants
-reputable brand name "Sunsine"
-owner has 61%, pays himself S$2m
-idiot-proof biz,
-high barriers of entry as chemicals must be tested before adoption by tyres OEM
-div 1 ct per year
-NTA rmb 131 cts
-EPS rmb 6 cts 1q'10
-NP 15% vs 7% going up bcos of higher asp
-cash eq 196m, CA 554m, FA 229m, CL 143m, FL 0m
-rmb revaluation might have negative impact

Saturday, July 3, 2010

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Stocks Reach Cheapest in 60 Years


The U.S. stock market is the cheapest since 1951, according to a model comparing earnings valuations to corporate bond yields.

The S&P 500 has a so-called earnings yield of 9.1 percent, which when compared to corporate bond yields at 6.1% forms the largest gap in six decades, wrote Michael Darda, chief strategist and economist at MKM Partners.

Darda calculated the ‘earnings yield’ by taking the inverse of his current market multiple of 11, which is based on the trailing four-quarters corporate profit data released in the GDP report. This method is similar to the ‘Fed Model’ allegedly used by Alan Greenspan, which took the earnings yield and compared it to government bond yields.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/38042727