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Steve's avatar

Good call! Went up already 24% today.

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Fringe Finance's avatar

Love that Tony Soprano commercial - Back then commercials were still funny and enjoyable.

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marvin's avatar

Long forms are overrated as the best trades are often the most obvious ones.

Either way, long way to say I love the new format.

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J Y's avatar

China starch seems intriguing but almost too good to be true. I’ll take a look at its filings tomorrow to see what they did to earn such massive profits suddenly. If I were to guess they probably did some derivatives trading on corn starch and made a killing

But as u said the company’s trading at a really low multiple regardless

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The Great Wall Street's avatar

https://www1.hkexnews.hk/listedco/listconews/sehk/2025/0211/2025021100878.pdf

This is the profit alert. Doesn't say too much. But they had a bad 2023 and now 2024 is more in line with 2022. Highly cyclical. Also went up already 25% today.

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Jam_invest's avatar

It’s a cyclical, and there’s a lot of ‘leakage’ due to a large minority interest…I believe the 45% NCI in Golden Corn Biotech

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J Y's avatar

their market cap is basically = their cash on hands...

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Jam_invest's avatar

Lol. Yes, and that’s not even one of the cheapest HK stocks! There’s many that have a market cap that is multiple times covered by financial assets value.

Here’s an example;

https://jaminvest.substack.com/p/hk-32-one-day-stocks

@thegreatwallstreet888 also mentioned it on twitter

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J Y's avatar

man...I am usually quite wary of these microcaps trading on HKEX...have you dabbled in any of them before? it just smells like "frauds" almost

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Steve's avatar

Not neccessarily frauds. But too illiquid to really benefit from it.

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The Great Wall Street's avatar

Yeah have to do that frequently with small amounts. Too easy to move the stock price up on those ones. Sometimes I can even see my buy order reflected in the chart.

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Jam_invest's avatar

There’s so many of them. Instead of buying one large-cap, I just buy a bucket of much cheaper smallcaps…often with a strong dividend yield too.

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J Y's avatar

Ur absolutely right

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