Analyze on SAMP,COMB-X & HNB-X

wsaman · 1 Analyze on SAMP,COMB-X & HNB-X Tue Jan 03, 2012 9:15 pm

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Dear frieds, Pls check the belw analyze. I think most attractive shares at current market price.
try to input your comment. For me HNB-X is the most attractive one. What about you????
If there is any mistake pls rectify me.
(Note - none of these are in my current PF,But trying to include)
Appriciate your valuble comments Smile

...............................................SAMP....................COMB-X.......................HNB-X
profit of the 3 qters................3,264,077,000.........6,105,700,000............3,894,683,000
Projected profit for the year......4,352,102,667.........8,140,933,333............5,192,910,667
Projected EPS.............................28.48.....................10.06........................14.55
PE based on projected EPS.............7.63.......................7.94.........................6.38
NAV as at 31.09.2011...................131.14....................53.71......................110.61
MV as at todate............................195.........................76..........................74

WildBear · 2 Re: Analyze on SAMP,COMB-X & HNB-X Tue Jan 03, 2012 10:00 pm

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Aren't Non-voting stocks suppose to be trading at lower P/E, Then it's not good to compare N with X shares. Fore me SAMP is the most attractive from above three.

Antonym · 3 Re: Analyze on SAMP,COMB-X & HNB-X Tue Jan 03, 2012 11:08 pm

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@wsaman: I think you've got its market value wrong (Rs 83.90, not Rs 74), but I also like HNB.X.
One of my respected friends on this forum has bought a large number of COMB.X shares... So, I guess all three shares that you mentioned have their faithful followers.
@WildBear: I have not fully understood why some non-voting shares, e.g. HNB.X, trade at a discount of more than 40% to the voting shares...

WildBear · 4 Re: Analyze on SAMP,COMB-X & HNB-X Tue Jan 03, 2012 11:59 pm

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@ Antonym. In Banks Voting power seems to be considered as of paramount important factor. Throughout history most bank's Non-voting shares trading more than 40 % discount, if we look at SEYB, even more than 50 % discount. This is quite different from non-banking shares, usually we see less than 30%, some times Non voting share trade very closer to voting shares in non-banking sectors

Slstock · 5 Re: Analyze on SAMP,COMB-X & HNB-X Wed Jan 04, 2012 5:23 am

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WildBear wrote:@ Antonym. In Banks Voting power seems to be considered as of paramount important factor. Throughout history most bank's Non-voting shares trading more than 40 % discount, if we look at SEYB, even more than 50 % discount. This is quite different from non-banking shares, usually we see less than 30%, some times Non voting share trade very closer to voting shares in non-banking sectors

Number of non voting shares in the market compared to voting plays a role at times.
If fewer non voting comparatively, then the price diffefence gap reduces.This is on practical observation only and is not based on formula.

Light of Hope · 6 Re: Analyze on SAMP,COMB-X & HNB-X Wed Jan 04, 2012 8:00 am

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WildBear wrote:@ Antonym. In Banks Voting power seems to be considered as of paramount important factor. Throughout history most bank's Non-voting shares trading more than 40 % discount, if we look at SEYB, even more than 50 % discount. This is quite different from non-banking shares, usually we see less than 30%, some times Non voting share trade very closer to voting shares in non-banking sectors

for voting power, all you need is 100 voting shares