Most Admired/Profitable Company to invest on SGX
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Ok lets share share a bit to get some inspiration.
Among all the stocks in SGX I like best is actually SGX itself.
1) They have virtual monopoly business.
2) Recession proof, market bull run means more stamp duties+fees, market crash also means more stamp duties+fees.
3) Fixed operating expenses and generating money all the time.
4) Income from equity/commodity/overseas stock exchanges.
4) Going into more & more markets translates to more fees == profits
5) Chairman/directors have a big ego's usually means they are pro-shareholders
6) Always giving FAT juicy dividends that make splashing headlines in Straits Times.
Other companies kumsiojui admires are SPH, City Development, F&N, Comfort, Pan united Corporation.
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All the company you mention...majority are blue chips.
These are my most admired companies
Globalvoice
Capitaland
Pearl Energy (IPO star performer) -
F & N and keppel corp is the best so far.
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Pearl Energy is also damn good. Doubled its share price in less than a year since its listing.Originally posted by dragg:F & N and keppel corp is the best so far. -
I feel the most important aspect of a great business is the
* "self recurring consumables business" whereby that part generates income by itself with little or no intevention.
* Monopolistic in nature
* Not much capital investment required to produce those results.
Companies like F&N, YHS they sell soft drinks and fast food which are more or less self recurring businesses. Things like office/retail rental business that F&N owns in centerpoint are also more or less self recurring.
Other companies like stamford tyres I like also, so many cars on the road after driving for a while tyres need to be changed or re-threaded -- consumable and recurring but they are not monoplistic as I'm sure there is competition.
telco depending where could be monopolistic but capital investment is huge huge amt needed to generate equally huge returns. I dun really like.
Best is SGX, total monopoly anybody want to buy/sell shares/commodities/futures/warrants have to go thru them, the capital investments can be quite substantial but is not every year like telco always need to upgrade.
Pearl Energy I think you need huge capital investments for oil/energy exploration and exploration to me is like betting on chance. You do a survey on a potential seabed, you send a drill down and nothing come up some costs already incurred not really my cup of tea but I dunno. I would prefer to invest in the company that supplied diamond drills to energy companies like Pearl instead.
What business is pearl energy in btw? -
Kim Energy (from 0.21c to $1.6
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Pearl energy in oil exploration and production.Originally posted by KumSioJui:I feel the most important aspect of a great business is the
* "self recurring consumables business" whereby that part generates income by itself with little or no intevention.
* Monopolistic in nature
* Not much capital investment required to produce those results.
Companies like F&N, YHS they sell soft drinks and fast food which are more or less self recurring businesses. Things like office/retail rental business that F&N owns in centerpoint are also more or less self recurring.
Other companies like stamford tyres I like also, so many cars on the road after driving for a while tyres need to be changed or re-threaded -- consumable and recurring but they are not monoplistic as I'm sure there is competition.
telco depending where could be monopolistic but capital investment is huge huge amt needed to generate equally huge returns. I dun really like.
Best is SGX, total monopoly anybody want to buy/sell shares/commodities/futures/warrants have to go thru them, the capital investments can be quite substantial but is not every year like telco always need to upgrade.
Pearl Energy I think you need huge capital investments for oil/energy exploration and exploration to me is like betting on chance. You do a survey on a potential seabed, you send a drill down and nothing come up some costs already incurred not really my cup of tea but I dunno. I would prefer to invest in the company that supplied diamond drills to energy companies like Pearl instead.
What business is pearl energy in btw?
There is a listed company that supplies software for diamond cutting machines. Its also not bad. The share price has also doubled in less than a year. Its Sarin Technologies.
Hmm...SGX...from $1.70 to almost $2.90...yah it is a good stock provided you got it early. Now the yield is not there liao.