Saturday, February 12, 2022

War: What is it good for - Investing





With a possible war on the Horizon between Russia and the Ukraine one has to wonder should I get in now while the market is down?   

Sleepy Joe Biden will have a call with Putin Sat morn (UK time). So any action on the NZ market may hinge on how the call goes.

Either way it causes uncertainty and confusion and that's what markets hate.

The DOW, Nasdaq et all had a horrible last couple of hours.

If there is a skirmish and it goes on for some time that is "good" - on the whole - for the investor because usually the uncertainty in the market would tend to put pressure on some to sell and you should pick closely what you want.

I've had my eye on Ryman Healthcare. It finished trading at $ NZ 9.78c on Friday (NZ time) On pretty good VOL indicating people think its a good buy at these levels.

I think RYM will come under further pressure (along with many stocks listed on the NZX) so I will watch closely for a chink in the amour of RYM. It could be that investors see the stock as good value at $9.78c and keep on buying.

But if not I will be there watching waiting to pounce.

One other stock that I have also been buying is Napier Port. It traded at $3.03c and will fill my boots again if/when it slips below 3 bucks.

Happy trading/investing for me!!

DYOR.




Tuesday, December 21, 2021

Share Investor’s 2022 Stock Pick: Why I disagree with almost all Analysts on Pfizer



I initially bought some Pfizer shares about 2 or 3 months ago when they were about $42. I could have, should have, didn't when they were on my horizon at about $33.00. 

I initially was going to get into it short term but the more articles I read about it and the more reading I did about its history and the reasons for its recent lag in share price - it took years to put on about 7 bucks - the more I took a shine to it. 

So a parked the short term bus and ordered up a bigger truck.

Of course we all know what happened to this stock over the last year or so.

The prospects for this company are huge. Just avoid looking at the covid drugs/vaccines which analysts say are responsible for maybe up to a third of this calendar years earnings. Look at all the other drugs they already have and that are in the pipeline - there are many many of them which I wont list here, just google it.

On covid. 

With the pandemic really only just getting started I have read in countless articles that 2022 is going to be bigger than 2021 with the possibility of Pfizer tipping over the $100B mark for revenue and 3 or 4 doses recommended globally.

I can see the point reached where we each get a yearly or bi yearly booster once the omicron point is passed and we get onto the next one which possibly will be less of a "threat to humankind" until the next one and so on and so forth.

We really have to get Pfizer and Moderna et al out to those regions that can not afford it - for the western worlds own good. There maybe some pushback from Western leaders but this must be done if we are going to contain this disease.

So that's my take on Pfizer.

The range of analysts I've seen go from $51 to $75. But the majority are in the middle, about $60 bucks.

Ill be buying this stock at a limit of $59 and about 2.7 PA %.

I currently own around 73 shares BUT I hope to get a lot more if it dips below my magical figure.

Its going in my bottom draw.

I also recommend getting some Coke, Napier Port and the following BUT as always it’s up to you what you want. DYOR.


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I also recommend you be patient - getting any of these on further weakness because the NZ stock market looks set to lose big time in 2022 as does the rest of the world in my humblest of opinions.✌😎






Thursday, September 30, 2021

Napier Port: Deep Waters?





Napier Port has a special place in my heart. When I was a boy I used to go there with my sister and father most Sundays for an ice-cream. I used to imagine what sorts of things came in from the port and what sorts of splendid things went out.

Well come 2021 I own a very small part of it. Always wanted to. My dead Dad would be proud!!

Well what are some of the details.

From NZX.com

Fundamental

P/E0.000
EPS$0.000
NTA$1.740
Gross Div Yield3.439%
Securities Issued199,875,937
    

As you can see from the chart above the share price has been trading since #covid19 hit of $2.52 and a high of $3.90. What has been interesting is that it has bounced around a bit but hasnt got below $3.14.

recommend buying now at between $3.15 and about $3.20 because the share price should hold up because the so call "wall of wood" will generate the bucks for 10 years at least.

There is only two exceptions i would look at.

The company is carrying a lot of debt. I say that because its roughly at 25% of net assets. A counter to this is that is 55% owned by the Napier City Council so it is never going to go broke.

The second is the company does not have a lot of time under it belt as a public/private entity - about 2 years - so hasn't really established yet a good pattern of trading in public.

I have bought a few and will buy more as and when they reach my sweet spot.

DYOR.




Wednesday, June 9, 2021

Scales Corp: Annual General Meeting 2021







Scales Corp has come on to my portfolio this year. I got some at $4.64c and have been buying at between that price all the way down to $4.38c. It is currently trading at $4.90 cum dividend - which it has been kinda trading for about 3 years.

I have patiently waited on the side-lines for about 3 years to grab a stake. I got this stake at a discounted price because it has had a so so year - #covid19. It is currently generating 19c a share in divs and has over $100m dollars in the bank.      
There has been talk over the last 3 months or so that Scales Corp is the number one contender for the business Villa Maria although recently that particular rumour has been quashed by the market in general.

That rumour I think will be addressed today at the annual meeting of SCL today at 3.15pm along with guidance perhaps for the 6 months to a year ahead - like they always do. Scales various business units will also be up for scrutiny - like they always do - to get a picture of what and how they will be doing and how they could be doing in the next 6 months.

So strap yourself in and take in Scales Annual Meeting this afternoon. Your question MAY be answered!!