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Technically it should be going back to 1.80 then back to the 2.00 range, as the stock looks cheap, the fall is largely because people fear of govt interference on boiling property market. but looking at the rate of increase of income of ordinary Chinese and long term price trend, if you don't collect this or similar counters or invest in Chinese actual property in China then you will miss the biggest boom of the century. Historically property price can only go up most of the time. So short term fear create opportunity to accumulate. Loaded yesterday, a bit more then before. Buy only when dip. BBs are eying on this and similar stock, bulk buyer should sooner or later be coming in.
Yanlord shd fly high to clear 1.70 in the near term but if it's not soaring up with higher vol, then shd c it going back to 1.51 again... DISCLAIMER
Yup, short term fear, long term gain. Really chip chip...Gahmen can try, they may do a bit to cool, but will not be able to stop it, so it means it will grown warmer and making it better value and stable.
sjgaopf ( Date: 02-Apr-2011 23:42) Posted:
| Chinese government trying to suppress property market, effort will be failure, Yanlord will fly sky high eventually, load more. wait and see. you guys want bet?
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Chinese government trying to suppress property market, effort will be failure, Yanlord will fly sky high eventually, load more. wait and see. you guys want bet?
Let it fly
Very strong reversal with high buy-up volume.. Get on the boat don't miss out!
I think it will be a slow recovery until the announcement of the 1Q11 results. Price seemed to hit strong resistance at $1.44 level and is now rebounding, with more buy-ups than sell downs this morning. Yanlord is among the worst hit of all China property counters as it is in the luxury tier, and buyers will be subjected to the highest property tax bracket(1.2%). I still think this is a grossly underpriced counter compared to its intrinsic value. Continue to accumulate on dips and until the market is convinced that cooling measures having less than expected impact on its earnings, it will FLY.
whencanchange ( Date: 26-Mar-2011 12:55) Posted:
any views on yanlord's likely short-term price direction?
Even Capland, capmall asia and Yingli (all these also got exposure to china's property), they all rose strongly from their recent lows liao, especially Yingli which always underperformed yanlord in the past but yingli recently very strong even hitting 39.5 cts yesterday.....
From past 1 to 2 years comparisons, whenver yingli was at 38.5-39.5 cts, yanlord's price was still at $1.56- $1.60 plus but now Yingli 38.5 cts but yanlord now at $1.44....even lower than may-2009 if I'm not mistaken |
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Breaking off from the downtrend and double bottom, how far can this fly??
any views on yanlord's likely short-term price direction?
Even Capland, capmall asia and Yingli (all these also got exposure to china's property), they all rose strongly from their recent lows liao, especially Yingli which always underperformed yanlord in the past but yingli recently very strong even hitting 39.5 cts yesterday.....
From past 1 to 2 years comparisons, whenver yingli was at 38.5-39.5 cts, yanlord's price was still at $1.56- $1.60 plus but now Yingli 38.5 cts but yanlord now at $1.44....even lower than may-2009 if I'm not mistaken
Based on Technical Analysis, seems like it will not drop to the next pick up point, lets wait and see.
If it can't break the W resistance point at 1.49, then good there is chances for my next pick up point at even cheaper price.
If it did break the W resistance point at 1.49, also good my time to harvest will be shorten.
TARGET price 1.99 whoopie...
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Last Done |
1.400 |
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Change |
0.020 |
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Change % |
1.45 |
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Buy |
1.390 |
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Buy Vol |
76,000.00 |
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Sell |
1.400 |
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Sell Vol |
40,000.00 |
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Open |
1.390 |
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High |
1.410 |
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Low |
1.380 |
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Previous Close |
1.430 |
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Previous Close Date |
14-03-2011 |
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Volume |
1,452,000.00 |
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Avg Daily Volume(avg last ten days) |
3.97M |
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52 Week High( 07-04-2010 ) |
2.020 |
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52 Week Low ( 23-02-2011 ) |
1.320 |
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Traded Currency |
SGD |
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Exchange |
SGX |
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| This information is based on FULL year result |
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Industry/Sector |
Real Estate Operations |
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Common Shares Outstanding |
1,944.16 |
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Preferred Shares Outstanding |
N/A |
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Market Cap |
2,780.81M (SGD) |
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Pre-Tax P& L |
4,514.18 |
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Revenue |
1,423.47M |
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Net Profit/Loss |
1,947.98 |
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Share Holder's Fund |
13,087.30 |
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Total Asset |
44,813.30 |
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Total Liability |
31,726.00 |
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EPS |
0.18 |
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P/E Ratio |
8.04 |
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ROE |
15.47 |
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Dividend per share |
0.01 |
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Dividend Yield(%) |
1.22 |
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Last Done 1.400
Change 0.020
Change % 1.45
Buy 1.390
Buy Vol 76,000.00
Sell 1.400
Sell Vol 40,000.00
Open 1.390
High 1.410
Low 1.380
Previous Close 1.430
Previous Close Date 14-03-2011
Volume 1,452,000.00
Avg Daily Volume(avg last ten days) 3.97M
52 Week High( 07-04-2010 ) 2.020
52 Week Low ( 23-02-2011 ) 1.320
Traded Currency SGD
Exchange SGX
This information is based on FULL year result
Industry/Sector Real Estate Operations
Common Shares Outstanding 1,944.16
Preferred Shares Outstanding N/A
Market Cap 2,780.81M (SGD)
Pre-Tax P& L 4,514.18
Revenue 1,423.47M
Net Profit/Loss
1,947.98
Share Holder's Fund 13,087.30
Total Asset 44,813.30
Total Liability 31,726.00
EPS 0.18
P/E Ratio 8.04
ROE 15.47 Dividend per share 0.01
Dividend Yield(%) 1.22
What has Japan got to do with Yanlord? Maybe lemmings behaviour. PE of 8! Bargain basement. Look at the
Yanlord announces bonding issues, will impact stock prices?
Yanlord Land Group Limited (the “Issuer”) has mandated HSBC, J.P. Morgan and The Royal Bank of Scotland as Joint Lead Managers and Joint Bookrunners for its proposed U.S. dollar Rule 144A/Reg S bond offering. The issue is expected to be rated “Ba2” by Moody's and “BB“ by S& P. The bonds will be guaranteed by certain subsidiaries of the Issuer and the transaction is expected to be launched, subject to market conditions, following a global roadshow commencing on March 10th. FSA/ICMA stabilization applies.
thomas_low ( Date: 07-Mar-2011 21:27) Posted:
Timing of course is supreme, however there predicting timing is more an art then science, I suppose you can call charting predicting timing and get a feel of what everyone is reacting - trends. Anyway this is the topic for other board.
In short, if there is no bubble, the property bull should last for a few years, so value investment opportunity (plus right timing) is here again.
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Timing of course is supreme, however there predicting timing is more an art then science, I suppose you can call charting predicting timing and get a feel of what everyone is reacting - trends. Anyway this is the topic for other board.
In short, if there is no bubble, the property bull should last for a few years, so value investment opportunity (plus right timing) is here again.
You are right... especially with your obviously vast learning...
But nonetheless, right timing is still supreme...
thomas_low ( Date: 07-Mar-2011 00:49) Posted:
| Depends on whether you are a speculator or an investor. For me I buy when I see good value, tightening is not a negative sign, it is a positive sign, if the P/E is too high becoz the Chinese Govt not doing anything to cool down, then I will run a mile and look for shelter. The Chinese Govt is taking a step in the right (correct) direction to cool the market, this does not equate to a SELL, it means it allows it to grow but in a controlled manner. Do your own homework as they say, if you study economics and history and you will see what I mean.... |
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Ooo is it , thk for the update. But in general this one is one of the better China STock.
cheongsl ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 22:39) Posted:
Yanlord is out of STI Index since Mar 09 together with Keppel Land and replace by SMRT and Camfort Delgro. FYI.
shadowmoon ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 20:10) Posted:
Yanlord is a index stock. N it is also one of the good china stock. I believe it should able to recover in months time to its higher value.
BTW it is giving divi package soon also..... Hope that will be a catalyst to push it up.
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Depends on whether you are a speculator or an investor. For me I buy when I see good value, tightening is not a negative sign, it is a positive sign, if the P/E is too high becoz the Chinese Govt not doing anything to cool down, then I will run a mile and look for shelter. The Chinese Govt is taking a step in the right (correct) direction to cool the market, this does not equate to a SELL, it means it allows it to grow but in a controlled manner. Do your own homework as they say, if you study economics and history and you will see what I mean....
Yanlord is out of STI Index since Mar 09 together with Keppel Land and replace by SMRT and Camfort Delgro. FYI.
shadowmoon ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 20:10) Posted:
Yanlord is a index stock. N it is also one of the good china stock. I believe it should able to recover in months time to its higher value.
BTW it is giving divi package soon also..... Hope that will be a catalyst to push it up.
Cheers.
Farmer ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 18:35) Posted:
As long as the Chinese govt continues to tighten the screws in view of inflation fear and speculation activity esp. on tier 1 cities, this one will continue to head further south.
Perhaps prices close to its nav will be a good entry point to start accumulate for those who are interested.
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Chinese authority will try to prevent the pricing to further raise, but will not cause major retraction to the housing price as that will cause great harm to the economy, thus the property market will still grow... The lower the stock price the more attactive it will be to me and will based on my fundamental valuation to load up. Will only release out when it break my fundamental valuation (become negative).
Yanlord is a index stock. N it is also one of the good china stock. I believe it should able to recover in months time to its higher value.
BTW it is giving divi package soon also..... Hope that will be a catalyst to push it up.
Cheers.
Farmer ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 18:35) Posted:
As long as the Chinese govt continues to tighten the screws in view of inflation fear and speculation activity esp. on tier 1 cities, this one will continue to head further south.
Perhaps prices close to its nav will be a good entry point to start accumulate for those who are interested.
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As long as the Chinese govt continues to tighten the screws in view of inflation fear and speculation activity esp. on tier 1 cities, this one will continue to head further south.
Perhaps prices close to its nav will be a good entry point to start accumulate for those who are interested.
