With reference to my 19 Sep 2018 write-up (click HERE), Best World has appreciated approximately 147% from $1.35 on 19 Sep 2018 to touch an intra-day high of $3.33 on 13 Feb 2019. At that time, Best World has dropped out of my watchlist after its incredible rally. However, with its recent 47% tumble from its all-time intra-day high $3.33 on 13 Feb 2019 to trade $1.76 on 12 Apr 2019, it seems interesting again. Is this a buying opportunity or falling knife?

Why is it interesting?

a) Valuations are more attractive now

Based on Bloomberg (see Table 1), Best World trades at 10.8x and 11.3x FY19F and FY20F earnings respectively. This compares favourably with the sector average of 17.1x and 14.2x FY19F and FY20F earnings respectively. Its 10.8x FY19F earnings is also low vis-à-vis its 10-year average PE of around 28.2x. Furthermore, Best World trades at 3.6% FY19F dividend yield