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Yes, I agree with you.InvesToMan ( Date: 03-Jul-2006 19:00) Posted:
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Yes, it is going to be the next INFORMATIC share!Andrew ( Date: 25-Sep-2008 21:18) Posted:
Unifood this 2 day moving with some big blocks........results not due until early Nov.
Anyone hear anything ?
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At last a comfortable price level at Sgd. 0.07 reached. I start buying and accumulating as much as I can. Hoping price moves upward to Sgd. 0.60 within two years.Hulumas ( Date: 29-Mar-2007 18:18) Posted:
Dear Readers,
Unifood is bottoming out now. Price will move slowly yet continuously to above Sgd. 0.60 soon. |
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Do not stop yourself in History, since, market and individual counters are all dynamic in their ("situation, condition, tolerance, vision and holding horizon"). Please look forward while investing in stocks!Henry$$$ ( Date: 16-May-2007 13:28) Posted:
China management be careful. Jilong, China food etc suspended. All are food industry.
Yet a lot poeple still believe they (Jilong, China food etc ) were good prior to its suspension.
Must believe on personal judgement in stock! Chasing trend ... risky |
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2010 1st quarter and 2nd quarter all are profit! Soft commodity prices jump nowaday leading by Wheat price of + >40% within a week, subsequently Soya Bean as the related product by UNIFOOD will have advantages of raising up the selling price . . . 3rd quarter onward results will be much better improvement than previous past quarters!tradersgx ( Date: 13-Nov-2009 01:27) Posted:
| United Food |
___3 mths ended Sep 2009___ |
Net Loss (S$M)___ |
-$1.03 |
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The best value recovery S chips stock I have ever discover! Buy it, while its price is still at bottom!!! "BOSAYOR".tradersgx ( Date: 13-Nov-2009 01:27) Posted:
| United Food |
___3 mths ended Sep 2009___ |
Net Loss (S$M)___ |
-$1.03 |
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88.88% sure, at Sgd. 0.065 bottom out price formed recently. WORTH BUYING AND ACCUMULATING!!!
tradersgx ( Date: 13-Nov-2009 01:27) Posted:
| United Food |
___3 mths ended Sep 2009___ |
Net Loss (S$M)___ |
-$1.03 |
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| United Food |
___3 mths ended Sep 2009___ |
Net Loss (S$M)___ |
-$1.03 |
Unifood this 2 day moving with some big blocks........results not due until early Nov.
Anyone hear anything ?
China management be careful. Jilong, China food etc suspended. All are food industry.
Yet a lot poeple still believe they (Jilong, China food etc ) were good prior to its suspension.
Must believe on personal judgement in stock! Chasing trend ... risky
Today unifood flirt with 17.5cts and bounced back to 18cts support... time to take a closer look...
Dear Readers,
Unifood is bottoming out now. Price will move slowly yet continuously to above Sgd. 0.60 soon.
Rich with net assets and cash. A hidden cash cow.
Thanks Gallen, for your contributions to ShareJunction. You're like our very own in-house investment consultant!
Everyone, please do take a look at Gallen's blog for more writeups - http://kelongstocks.blogspot.com/
Have a good trading day!
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hi prettylisa, thanks for your compliment. could you kindly drop me an email (email address available at my blog - above the shoutbox?)
easier for me to monitor the requests.
cheers.
Thanks Gallen!
Very insightful. BTW, do you have any insights on SembCorp?
Had a couple of request on my blog ((http://kelongstocks.blogspot.com) regarding this counter.
here is an extract of my posting:
In terms of valuations, United Food is better than China Food but pales in comparison to People's Food. United Food has higher net profit margins, lower forward P/Es and higher dividend yield compared to China Food.
People's Food has the highest net margins (forecasted P/L excludes one-off gain from listing of Pine) as well as the highest dividend yield. Hence it deserves to trade at a higher forward P/E.
United Food needs to show improvements in its profitability (4th quarter was good but raw materials cost still present a threat to 2006's earnings)
Downside is limited though given that price is trading at a significant discount to NTA. Pegging fair value at 75% of NTA or around 8x P/E yields fair value of about $0.30.
