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Post by zuolun on Oct 25, 2014 13:27:38 GMT 7
Bro zuolun Any reason why the big drop, yellow page I thought got some heavy weight to support? No +ve signal to buy GYP as long as its share price is hugging below the 20d SMA...cheap will become cheaper.
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Post by odie on Oct 25, 2014 13:41:00 GMT 7
Bro zuolun Any reason why the big drop, yellow page I thought got some heavy weight to support? No +ve signal to buy GYP as long as its share price is hugging below the 20d SMA...cheap will become cheaper. nowadays playing this game - free on iphone and andriod brave frontier
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Post by sptl123 on Feb 13, 2015 22:34:08 GMT 7
Bro Zuolun,
Your post in Oct 2014:
GlobalYellowPgs — A "Waterfall Decline" chart pattern, biased to the downside, Interim TP S$0.033 Next TP S$0.027
Is the above still hold?
Is this also a gambler who gambling with people money?
I don't know Pertama yet else I would not have been conned last year.
RIGHTS : 3 RIGHTS SHARES + 3 FREE WARRANTS FOR 2 SHARES HELD OFFER OF 3 FOR 2 @ SGD 0.05 Record Date: 06 Jun 2014
private placement of 99,918,058 new ordinary shares at S$0.0761 for each placement share to raise gross proceeds of S$7,603,764. Placement shares will commence trading on 13 Jun 2013.
GYP use 137million NA to generate about 21 million revenue and 3.1 million profit in 9 months. I think that is very poor right?
My humble company return on NA is about ten times or 1000% more efficient ( in revenue and profit).
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Post by zuolun on Feb 16, 2015 11:26:54 GMT 7
Since the support @ S$0.044 is broken, it means the double bottom is invalid, expect more downside. GlobalYellowPgs — A "Waterfall Decline" chart pattern, biased to the downside, Interim TP S$0.0.33 Next TP S$0.027GlobalYellowPgs closed with a dragonfly doji unchanged @ S$0.043 with 2.11m shares done on 24 Oct 2014. Immediate support @ S$0.037, immediate resistance @ S$0.044. Thanks bro zuolun for chart update will wait patiently Bro Zuolun, Your post in Oct 2014: GlobalYellowPgs — A "Waterfall Decline" chart pattern, biased to the downside, Interim TP S$0.033 Next TP S$0.027Is the above still hold? Is this also a gambler who gambling with people money? I don't know Pertama yet else I would not have been conned last year. RIGHTS : 3 RIGHTS SHARES + 3 FREE WARRANTS FOR 2 SHARES HELD OFFER OF 3 FOR 2 @ SGD 0.05 Record Date: 06 Jun 2014
private placement of 99,918,058 new ordinary shares at S$0.0761 for each placement share to raise gross proceeds of S$7,603,764. Placement shares will commence trading on 13 Jun 2013. GYP use 137million NA to generate about 21 million revenue and 3.1 million profit in 9 months. I think that is very poor right? My humble company return on NA is about ten times or 1000% more efficient ( in revenue and profit). GlobalYellowPgs is in the same league as the others; Gambling with Other People’s Money — The success rate is highly dependant on Lady Luck.Global Yellow Pages posts 12% fall in 3Q earnings to $5.9 million ~ 13 Feb 2015 The Matthew Effect: "The expensive stock will become more expensive and the cheap stock will become cheaper." — GYP's interim TP S$0.033 Next TP S$0.027 is still valid.
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Post by zuolun on May 5, 2015 12:43:44 GMT 7
GYP: 10 to 1 share consolidation, Ex-Date: 8 May 2015Be wary of share consolidationBy Martin Lee 29 Dec 2008 Share consolidation is an exercise whereby the shares of existing shareholders are combined. For example, in a 10 to 1 consolidation, 10,000 shares that you own will become 1000 shares. Even though the number of shares has been reduced, nothing has changed in terms of the percentage of shareholdings. Theoretically, the price of the shares should increase by the same multiple in which the share was consolidated. For example, if the price of a share was trading at $0.10 and there’s a consolidation of 10 is to 1, it should trade at $1 after the consolidation exercise. Recently, there had been a number of share consolidations. Chasen, whose share was trading at $0.005 to $0.01, did a 100 is to 1 consolidation. If the valuation remains unchanged (big if), the price should trade at $0.50 to $1 post consolidation. Apparently, there were many shareholders who were not aware of this consolidation and happily sold their shares at $0.13-0.20 post consolidation. On the other side, directors and the company were buying up the shares, driving up the price to $0.30. The sellers would have gotten a rude shock (and big loss) when they later realised they had unknowing shorted the shares as the number of shares they owned had actually reduced. They would be subjected to SGX’s compulsory buyback and a check of SGX’s annoucements confirmed that indeed there were many short sellers for several days after consolidation (even up to today!). Two other companies which also had share consolidations, STX Pan Ocean and Anwell, did not seem to have much of this “short selling” problems taking place. If you are a shareholder of any company, this highlights the importance of reading the documents that they send to you. Know what is happening to your company, and do not be caught off guard just because you didn’t know what is happening.
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Post by zuolun on Nov 8, 2015 14:26:16 GMT 7
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