dako dako pud akong ipit aning smph composed of almost 50% of my port and -16.24% lol.. xa ra jd ang nalahi sa tanan o.o
mosaka pa ba kaha ni xa, maapil sa index na up trend? huwat2 lang jd ko ani basin maau ang balita sa next earnings announcement?
unsaon mani xa para mubangon oi nga cge rman ni xa katulog..
Buy SCC now and take advantage of the 200% stock dividend and hold it for months or even years.
SCC's net earnings for 2013 increased by almost 20% and a bulk of it came from their power generation business, not coal mining.
SCC is listed under the mining and oil sector hence it is a stock mainly known and derives majority of its profit from coal mining.
Once coal prices goes back up, SCC will have both power generation and coal mining running in full throttle and just imagine the earnings that they will be having if that happens.
On a short term POV, the 200% stock dividend may not make any sense at all. Number of shares increase by three but stock price drops by threefold, basically the same.
In the long run, the 200% stock dividend will result to more volume and with the potential that SCC has, it is a perfect set up. It will triple your potential earnings (if its coal mining business will start kicking again).
Mathematically, here's what will happen. Assuming that SCC's price hits P400 during the ex-date, it will drop back down to P133.33 because of the 200% stock dividend, price decreases three times. However, if you have a hundred SCC shares, it will increase to 300.
100 SCC shares at P400/share = P40,000
300 SCC shares at P133.33/share = P39,999 or roughly P40,000
More shares, more institutional investors will come in and SCC's market capitalization can increase faster. On our part, if we buy now, we get 2 more FREE shares for every one that we own. That's quite a bargain, getting 2 free SCC shares and have SCC's potential.
Though there's the element of speculation, SCC has already shown its worth (power generation) and if we look at the prices of metals and earth materials, majority are bottoming out. Coal prices may see the end of the downtrend and may bounce back up.
ni reflect pa sa imong portfolio ang SMDC Bro? I think pag last year kay ila mana gi tender offer, kay ila iprivatize. if wala ka ni confirm sa tender offer meaning you are owning stocks that are not publicly owned. Ako kay ni click ko atong tender offer katong link na makita sa portfolio, den abi nku maconvert into cash pero giilisan man noon og SMDC nga stocks.
MPI has been going down and is near the lower slope from the time we saw some bearish signal last Feb 20 (MPI: Traders in equilibrium, Doji candlestick at the top of the trend). What we are going to do now is to monitor MPI closely once it hit the lower slope. A bullish candlestick formation near the line could be an indication that it has already bottomed out.
RSI or Relative Strength Index is currently pointing down from 42. Few more notches down and we will reach oversold level.
Caveat!
MPI continue to move down. Is it near the bottom?
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After the weak bullish Kijun Sen on SMPH last Wednesday, it was the bears turn on Friday to respond with a strong bearish signal via the Kijun Sen as price went down by 1.65% to close at 14.74 per share which is lower than the Kijun Sen line at 14.87 which was our immediate support that day. Looking at the daily chart, it seems that SMPH is following a downward channel. If price is to continue moving inside this channel then it is heading for the support slope which could be at 14.10 per share.
Weekly chart is still showing the Kijun Sen line at 16.86 but at any time if price will go below 14.10 then this line will bend downwards making its magnetic property not effective. Still our resistance is at 15.84
Caveat!
SMPH following a downward channel?
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