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shadowmoon
    06-Mar-2011 17:14  
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Maybe we should put his name already tell u the reason for his every answer

shadowmoon      ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 17:12) Posted:



Hehe, when it hit $1, FearValueGreed will tell u to wait for $0.50.

His name already tell u the answer to his every answer......

Cheers.

ronleech      ( Date: 05-Mar-2011 16:09) Posted:

3years back you $1 or 10cts...now still same....you no factor in inflation huh?? lol..


 
 
shadowmoon
    06-Mar-2011 17:12  
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Hehe, when it hit $1, FearValueGreed will tell u to wait for $0.50.

His name already tell u the answer to his every answer......

Cheers.

ronleech      ( Date: 05-Mar-2011 16:09) Posted:

3years back you $1 or 10cts...now still same....you no factor in inflation huh?? lol...

FearValueGreed      ( Date: 03-Mar-2011 23:12) Posted:



When the result is very good but price does not move,

it mean only one thing, it is the beginning of the end.

Good times are over soon. The results will be followed by bad before its hey day is come.

Sell.

Accumulate at $1. There is no way China will relax its rules on housing unless inflation is constrainted


 
 
warrenbegger
    06-Mar-2011 14:25  
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Hulumas      ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 13:09) Posted:

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iPunter      ( Date: 04-Mar-2011 16:02) Posted:



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Hulumas
    06-Mar-2011 13:09  
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The good, the bad, the best and the ugly all are accomodated here in this Sharejunction forum platform!

iPunter      ( Date: 04-Mar-2011 16:02) Posted:



  For true newbies,  Sharejunction contains a lot of valuable

          'nuggets of learning' from many sifus here...

                    plenty of very useful advice and knowledge..  Smiley



 

 
 
ronleech
    05-Mar-2011 16:11  
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Bobian one lah...... wrong timing..... JPM giving 12 month @$2.20 after result release....
 
 
ronleech
    05-Mar-2011 16:09  
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3years back you $1 or 10cts...now still same....you no factor in inflation huh?? lol...

FearValueGreed      ( Date: 03-Mar-2011 23:12) Posted:



When the result is very good but price does not move,

it mean only one thing, it is the beginning of the end.

Good times are over soon. The results will be followed by bad before its hey day is come.

Sell.

Accumulate at $1. There is no way China will relax its rules on housing unless inflation is constrainted

 

 
shoemaker
    04-Mar-2011 22:12  
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Was tempted to but pity I din. Saw GAR only $0.605 and was salivating away. should have sold all at $1.37 and then " hoot"   90 lots of GAR. Now would have earned me $9k.... and  can then plough back to Yanlord and buy  45 lots @ $1.40.... 5 free lots man!!! Of course, hind sights and should haves  are always easiest  to say.

gykgyk1      ( Date: 04-Mar-2011 15:27) Posted:

I have a similiar situation with Tiger when it gap  down > 20% from 1.68 to 1.35...  I sold off half to recycle the capital by trading a few  times between the  1.35 to 1.41  for Tiger and Yanlord,  gain some money, " indirectly"   lower the price to  around 1.55from 1.68.$...  Maybe you can try capital recycling rather than letting  it idle , treat it as a loss narrowing  exercise with no additional capital required ,  if you are still greatly in love with Yanlord, you can always buy it back later on  ...  A lost is a lost, no such thing as paper lost, important is to look at  best alternatives to reduce the pain... Like you buy a house  , price drop , so you rent it out for the time being to recoup some money and wait for the next opportunity to sell...

 
 
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    04-Mar-2011 16:02  
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                    plenty of very useful advice and knowledge..  Smiley



 
 
 
Cloud9
    04-Mar-2011 15:53  
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Thanks for sharing your experiences.   I already have other capital put to work, to reduce the damage.

As one forumer, Ipunter, has aptly put it... one can love the stock market but never the stocks.   I couldn't agree more.   I label a stock as good if it makes money for you.
 
 
gykgyk1
    04-Mar-2011 15:27  
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I have a similiar situation with Tiger when it gap  down > 20% from 1.68 to 1.35...  I sold off half to recycle the capital by trading a few  times between the  1.35 to 1.41  for Tiger and Yanlord,  gain some money, " indirectly"   lower the price to  around 1.55from 1.68.$...  Maybe you can try capital recycling rather than letting  it idle , treat it as a loss narrowing  exercise with no additional capital required ,  if you are still greatly in love with Yanlord, you can always buy it back later on  ...  A lost is a lost, no such thing as paper lost, important is to look at  best alternatives to reduce the pain... Like you buy a house  , price drop , so you rent it out for the time being to recoup some money and wait for the next opportunity to sell...
 

 
Cloud9
    04-Mar-2011 14:51  
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My trade execution went awry.   Holding at 2.05.

Like you, I'm bidding time, and bullets.   Fundamentally Yanlord is strong but tying up capital which could be better deployed elsewhere is unfortunate... in my case.
 
 
shoemaker
    04-Mar-2011 14:17  
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It's a typical case of great company (solid mgmt, good branding and competitive advantage), great results (steadily increasing margins and book value), and actually great prospects (lack of high end housing) in my opinion, even considering the many cooling measures to come in future.  And that has caused  investor sentiments to hit rock bottom...  Its price  in 07-08 ($4) used to  represent 35x  earnings and 5x book  value... now only ard 7-8x PE and 1.1x book value... I wonder if analysis would assign a lower PE for this counter henceforth because of all these uncertainties...

I'm slightly luckier than ronleech... 40 lots @ 1.63...  still bleeding about $8k.

But I'm storing up my  ammo to  " hoot" another round... hopefully I will get it right this time. =)
 
 
FearValueGreed
    03-Mar-2011 23:12  
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When the result is very good but price does not move,

it mean only one thing, it is the beginning of the end.

Good times are over soon. The results will be followed by bad before its hey day is come.

Sell.

Accumulate at $1. There is no way China will relax its rules on housing unless inflation is constrainted
 
 
thomas_low
    03-Mar-2011 21:52  
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The Income Statement looks pretty healthy and consistent. Minor changes from last FY. 1% drop in revenue but 17% rise in Profit After Tax. Sales cost down, Foreign Exchange Gain a lot (5M to 100M). With new land acquired, it should stay well. The fear for govenment cooling measure is a good thing for the company, it help to make this counter stable, no bubble. People in China is short of top end property, so those  with Yuan  still buying property.  Yanlord's Price to Earning is low. Just soaked up quite a bit while it is cheap cheap...chip chip. Not inducement to buy/sell. Do your own home work.

 

News

Profit attributable to equity holders of the Company rose 30.2% to RMB1.95 billion in

FY 2010, on strong project sales and a fair value gain of RMB593.9 million following

the grand opening of Chengdu Yanlord Landmark, a high-end commercial

development in September 2010.



balances of RMB5.81 billion as at 31 December 2010Yanlord continues to maintain a strong financial position with cash and bank



74.44 RMB cents in FY 2009 proposes first and final dividend of 5.99 RMB cent

(equivalent to 1.22 Singapore cent) per share representing payout ratio of

approximately 6%.
Fully diluted earnings per share in FY 2010 rose 24.1% to 92.38 RMB cents from

 
 
bh704428
    03-Mar-2011 20:55  
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any comments on yanlord's released results?
 

 
ronleech
    01-Mar-2011 19:05  
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They wll have to stop someday....it is just a matter of time....if it does i think $3.5 also no problem
 
 
Farmer
    01-Mar-2011 18:45  
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For this one to chiong > $2, China gov has to stop its action first, keep monitoring.....
 
 
ronleech
    01-Mar-2011 18:36  
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that 40 lots into cold storage....2.1...now sweating lol...
 
 
bh704428
    28-Feb-2011 23:11  
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wats yr average price for yr tis 40 lots

ronleech      ( Date: 28-Feb-2011 18:47) Posted:

10 lot nia....still hond on to about 40lots...small punter only

 
 
risktaker
    28-Feb-2011 19:55  
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Why did u buy yanlord ?

1) Projects releasing soon ?
2) Special dividend?
3) Yanlord gonna acquire by another coy (Acquisition) ?
4) Special events gonna rack profit up by huge percentage ?


For property counters unless it is super undervalue or it will still keep going lower and lower .. Each counter has its time.... Time to be active... 

To me yanlord to buy at this level shall be quite safe but you dont expect it to jump to 1.80 soon...

Yanlord might just hover around 1.20-1.50 range for now. Till new development.



 
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