Last Chance to buy Good shares at Highly Discounted Price

I guess we have only very few days to buy extreamely good shares at highly discounted price. Just imagine we can buy now.;
Shares of a very strong Bank(Sampath) - At PE is 6.8
(estimate based on last 9 months EPS)
Shares of a very strong Finance Company(Alliance)- At PE is around 3.4
(estimate based on last 6months EPS)
Shares of a very strong Motor Company(Dimo) -At PE is around 3.5
(estimate based on last 6months EPS)
Shares of a good Plantation company(Elpitiya)-At PE is around 3.5
(estimate based on last 6months EPS)
Shares of a good Holding Company(Browns) -At PE around 6.4
(estimate based on last 6months EPS)
Shares of a good Hotel(Renuka)-At EPS around 4.4
(estimate based on last 6months EPS)
Shares of a good Telecom Company(Dialog) -At PE around 8.2
(estimate based on last 9 months EPS)
Shares of a good Manufacturing Company(Dipped Products) At PE around 6.3
(estimate based on last 6 months EPS)

Thare are many more. I dont think we will have a chance like this again in the near future.

agreed.

notme wrote:agreed.

Any views are welcome

That's sounds like a sweep ticket seller.

How many of those numbers have non recurring gains as sell offs, asset revaluations which is no cash at all just a big number written in the books, etc.
Most of those profits are not recurring core business profits. In the next quarters those profits will decline dramatically.

As far as I heard today foreigner sold the COMB shares. Other transactions were between locals.

hasi17 wrote:That's sounds like a sweep ticket seller.

How many of those numbers have non recurring gains as sell offs, asset revaluations which is no cash at all just a big number written in the books, etc.
Most of those profits are not recurring core business profits. In the next quarters those profits will decline dramatically.

As far as I heard today foreigner sold the COMB shares. Other transactions were between locals.

So give examples without just shouting like a frog. You are mad. Foreiners are dealing shares. buy and sell.
They mainly involve in trading rather than investing in a market like CSE.. You cant even understand that simple thing.Pl study their behavior for last 2-3 years and try to understand the market before posting.

I think bank stocks like NDB,NTB,SAMP and UML are also very attractive.

Rajaraam wrote:I guess we have only very few days to buy extreamely good shares at highly discounted price. Just imagine we can buy now.;
Shares of avery strong Bank(Sampath) - At EPS is 6.8
(estimate based on last 9 months EPS)

Thare are many more. I dont think we will have a chance like this again in the near future.

Earning per share

Samp

2010/2011(FY) 22.21
2011/2012(9m) 20.81

Where did u get 6.8???

Rajaraam wrote:I guess we have only very few days to buy extreamely good shares at highly discounted price. Just imagine we can buy now.;

Shares of good Manufacturing Company(Dipped Products) At EPS around 6.3
(estimate based on last 6 months EPS)

Thare are many more. I dont think we will have a chance like this again in the near future.

Earning per share

Dipped Products

2010/2011(FY) 7.46
2011/2012(6m) 26.39

Rajaraam wrote:I guess we have only very few days to buy extreamely good shares at highly discounted price. Just imagine we can buy now.;

Shares of good Hotel(Renuka)-At EPS around 4.4
(estimate based on last 6months EPS)

Thare are many more. I dont think we will have a chance like this again in the near future.

Earning per share

Renuka City hotel

2010/2011(FY) 24.54
2011/2012(6m) 32.80

Rajaraam wrote:I guess we have only very few days to buy extreamely good shares at highly discounted price. Just imagine we can buy now.;

Shares of very strong Motor Company(Dimo) -At EPS is around 3.5
(estimate based on last 6months EPS)

Thare are many more. I dont think we will have a chance like this again in the near future.

Earning per share

DIMO

2010/2011(FY) 239.03
2011/2012(6m) 175.45

Rajaraam wrote:I guess we have only very few days to buy extreamely good shares at highly discounted price. Just imagine we can buy now.;

Shares of good Plantation company(Elpitiya)-At EPS is around 3.5
(estimate based on last 6months EPS)

Thare are many more. I dont think we will have a chance like this again in the near future.

Earning per share

Elipitiya Plantation

2010/2011(FY) 4.99
2011/2012(6m) 0.77

Rajaraam wrote:I guess we have only very few days to buy extreamely good shares at highly discounted price. Just imagine we can buy now.;

Shares of good Holding Company(Browns) -At EPS around 6.4
(estimate based on last 6months EPS)

Thare are many more. I dont think we will have a chance like this again in the near future.

Earning per share

Brown

2010/2011(FY) 30.87
2011/2012(6m) 17.18

Rajaraam wrote:I guess we have only very few days to buy extreamely good shares at highly discounted price. Just imagine we can buy now.;
Shares of good Telecom Company(Dialog) -At EPS around 8.2
(estimate based on last 9 months EPS)

Thare are many more. I dont think we will have a chance like this again in the near future.

Earning per share

DIAL

2010/2011(FY) 0.62
2011/2012(6m) 0.48

Rajaraam can i ask u one question,u ownly did this research or copied blindly???

Good luck for 1000 posts CSE.SAS. Next time add each word as a new post.

No surprise the market is crazy with these ignorant traders. Probably Sri Lankan traders don't know the difference between the any numbers.

These must be probably that fishy broker's reports. They are just dumb adding up of the given last number given.

One of the given companies have the most inconsistent reports I've seen. One got a windfall. Other 2 quarters are nearly zero profits. Other one they made property revaluation. The final number is single digit PE ratio but really it should be may be over 30 because for one year they haven't really have nothing in the core business.
Another company has a lame profit every quarter with sell offs in 2 quarters shadowing all the other quarters for now.
One's the core business profits were declining slowly and the expenses were growing. They covered it up by selling off assets. But then the driver switched.
One company has a huge sell off and they have a sector which will drag them down in the future, eating their core business profits.

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Rajaraam wrote:I guess we have only very few days to buy extreamely good shares at highly discounted price. Just imagine we can buy now.;
Shares of good Telecom Company(Dialog) -At EPS around 8.2
(estimate based on last 9 months EPS)

there are many more. I dont think we will have a chance like this again in the near future.

Earning per share

DIAL

2010/2011(FY) 0.62
2011/2012(6m) 0.48
Rajaraam can i ask u one question,u ownly did this research or copied blindly???

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Your figure is for 6 months. Estimate for year based on that figour. Then it is 0.96.Market price is 7.90
Then caculate PE= 7.90/0.96=8.22

CSE.SAS wrote:

Rajaraam wrote:I guess we have only very few days to buy extreamely good shares at highly discounted price. Just imagine we can buy now.;

Shares of good Plantation company(Elpitiya)-At EPS is around 3.5
(estimate based on last 6months EPS)

Thare are many more. I dont think we will have a chance like this again in the near future.

Earning per share

Elipitiya Plantation

2010/2011(FY) 4.99
2011/2012(6m) 0.77

I agree.That is a mistake. OK will take Kegalle Based on estimated EPS( according to Rs. 11.53 for last 6 months)is 23.06. Market price 96.10 .Then PE is 96.10/23.06=4.16

Agalawatta PE also 5.0

Rajaraam wrote:

hasi17 wrote:That's sounds like a sweep ticket seller.

How many of those numbers have non recurring gains as sell offs, asset revaluations which is no cash at all just a big number written in the books, etc.
Most of those profits are not recurring core business profits. In the next quarters those profits will decline dramatically.

As far as I heard today foreigner sold the COMB shares. Other transactions were between locals.

So give examples without just shouting like a frog. You are mad. Foreiners are dealing shares. buy and sell.
They mainly involve in trading rather than investing in a market like CSE.. You cant even understand that simple thing.Pl study their behavior for last 2-3 years and try to understand the market before posting.

If you have reliable information about a market upturn, please share with us when it will happen. "Last few days" isn't a reliable indication.

I'm pretty sure foreign funds are more investor and less short term trading...

Also, DIPD had a 1bn capital gain for disposing their position in Hayleys so their P/E might be less than what you stated. Why did you mention DIPD over RCL or GLAS for manufacturing? I don't know about the other recommendations you gave, but i do remember this one example of non-recurring income.

hasi17 wrote:Good luck for 1000 posts CSE.SAS. Next time add each word as a new post.

No surprise the market is crazy with these ignorant traders. Probably Sri Lankan traders don't know the difference between the any numbers.

These must be probably that fishy broker's reports. They are just dumb adding up of the given last number given.

One of the given companies have the most inconsistent reports I've seen. One got a windfall. Other 2 quarters are nearly zero profits. Other one they made property revaluation. The final number is single digit PE ratio but really it should be may be over 30 because for one year they haven't really have nothing in the core business.
Another company has a lame profit every quarter with sell offs in 2 quarters shadowing all the other quarters for now.
One's the core business profits were declining slowly and the expenses were growing. They covered it up by selling off assets. But then the driver switched.

One company has a huge sell off and they have a sector which will drag them down in the future, eating their core business profits.

I appriciate the way you are trying to explain your views. But still you should give solid example with figures.
Coz I feel the PE of the companies I mentioned above are mainly based on their core business.Anyway may be you have some valid reason to disagree . Why not you elaborate little more with exact figures. Thank you for contributing to the topic.

[quote="Rajaraam"]

CSE.SAS wrote:

Rajaraam wrote:I guess we have only very few days to buy extreamely good shares at highly discounted price. Just imagine we can buy now.;
Shares of good Telecom Company(Dialog) -At EPS around 8.2
(estimate based on last 9 months EPS)

there are many more. I dont think we will have a chance like this again in the near future.

Earning per share

DIAL

2010/2011(FY) 0.62
2011/2012(6m) 0.48
Rajaraam can i ask u one question,u ownly did this research or copied blindly???

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Your figure is for 6 months. Estimate for year based on that figour. Then it is 0.96.Market price is 7.90
Then caculate PE= 7.90/0.96=8.22

Then why u mention EPS,need to mention P/E ratio...

hasi17 wrote:Good luck for 1000 posts CSE.SAS. Next time add each word as a new post.

No surprise the market is crazy with these ignorant traders. Probably Sri Lankan traders don't know the difference between the any numbers.

These must be probably that fishy broker's reports. They are just dumb adding up of the given last number given.

One of the given companies have the most inconsistent reports I've seen. One got a windfall. Other 2 quarters are nearly zero profits. Other one they made property revaluation. The final number is single digit PE ratio but really it should be may be over 30 because for one year they haven't really have nothing in the core business.
Another company has a lame profit every quarter with sell offs in 2 quarters shadowing all the other quarters for now.
One's the core business profits were declining slowly and the expenses were growing. They covered it up by selling off assets. But then the driver switched.
One company has a huge sell off and they have a sector which will drag them down in the future, eating their core business profits.

I m not worry too much about 1000th post..

Just mention the mistake seperately...

raa,
Thank you for the point. That will prevent ppl misleading. I have failed to notice that one time gain. So definetely it's PE on real core business should be much lesser.I appologise 100 times.

Rajaraam wrote:

CSE.SAS wrote:

Rajaraam wrote:I guess we have only very few days to buy extreamely good shares at highly discounted price. Just imagine we can buy now.;

Shares of good Plantation company(Elpitiya)-At EPS is around 3.5
(estimate based on last 6months EPS)

Thare are many more. I dont think we will have a chance like this again in the near future.

Earning per share

Elipitiya Plantation

2010/2011(FY) 4.99
2011/2012(6m) 0.77

I agree.That is a mistake. OK will take Kegalle Based on estimated EPS( according to Rs. 11.53 for last 6 months)is 23.06. Market price 96.10 .Then PE is 96.10/23.06=4.16

Agalawatta PE also 5.0

P/E ratio market price relative to the annual net income or profit earned by the firm per share.

Everyday market price changing in market.

Then need to mention the price or date.

Thax.

CSE.SAS wrote:

Rajaraam wrote:

CSE.SAS wrote:

Rajaraam wrote:I guess we have only very few days to buy extreamely good shares at highly discounted price. Just imagine we can buy now.;

Shares of good Plantation company(Elpitiya)-At EPS is around 3.5
(estimate based on last 6months EPS)

Thare are many more. I dont think we will have a chance like this again in the near future.

Earning per share

Elipitiya Plantation

2010/2011(FY) 4.99
2011/2012(6m) 0.77

I agree.That is a mistake. OK will take Kegalle Based on estimated EPS( according to Rs. 11.53 for last 6 months)is 23.06. Market price 96.10 .Then PE is 96.10/23.06=4.16

Agalawatta PE also 5.0

P/E ratio market price relative to the annual net income or profit earned by the firm per share.

Everyday market price changing in market.

Then need to mention the price or date.

Thax.

Calculations are based on today's market price. If you have different views on PE s I dont mind.

Rajaraam wrote:

CSE.SAS wrote:

Rajaraam wrote:

CSE.SAS wrote:

Rajaraam wrote:I guess we have only very few days to buy extreamely good shares at highly discounted price. Just imagine we can buy now.;

Shares of good Plantation company(Elpitiya)-At EPS is around 3.5
(estimate based on last 6months EPS)

Thare are many more. I dont think we will have a chance like this again in the near future.

Earning per share

Elipitiya Plantation

2010/2011(FY) 4.99
2011/2012(6m) 0.77

I agree.That is a mistake. OK will take Kegalle Based on estimated EPS( according to Rs. 11.53 for last 6 months)is 23.06. Market price 96.10 .Then PE is 96.10/23.06=4.16

Agalawatta PE also 5.0

P/E ratio market price relative to the annual net income or profit earned by the firm per share.

Everyday market price changing in market.

Then need to mention the price or date.

Thax.

Calculations are based on today's market price. If you have different views on PE s I dont mind.

In your first post in this topic your not mention P/E....only mention EPS..

THANK YOU CSE.SAS, IT should be PE not EPS. Thank you very much.I have already amended after you mentioned.