Shares & Derivatives
How we made 65% returns in seven months investing in Cocoaland Holdings
By The Fifth Person  •  July 21, 2016
One of my favorite candies is ‘Lot 100’ and, in my opinion, its mango flavor is the best among the rest. You can easily get the candy from a mom-and-pop store in Singapore. If you observe the packaging, you can find that Cocoaland Holdings (Bursa: 7205) is the manufacturer of the candy brand. The company is listed on Bursa Malaysia and this is a classic example of how investors can make money investing in companies that produce the products and services you regularly spend on. Image: Cocoaland Holdings We made this investment in early 2015 and sold it around four months later for a capital gain of 65% — net of brokerage fees and currency adjustment. Through this article, I hope you could learn from our analysis of Cocoaland and reasons for investing and, finally, divesting. Cocoaland manufactures confectionery products ranging from candy, snacks, wafers, cookies, soft drinks, and jelly......
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The Fifth Person believes in spreading a message that financial literacy and sound investment knowledge can help people around the world achieve financial independence and lead better lives for themselves and their loved ones.
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