Shares & Derivatives
Post-mortem of Hock Lian Seng Divestment
By SG ThumbTack investor  •  June 10, 2016
I think it’s very helpful to analyze an investment after one has divested, whether it’s been a successful or unsuccessful one. In fact, the unsuccessful ones are usually the most instructive ones. History of events I first initiated a position in Hock Lian Seng (HLS) about 3 years ago, at a price of between $0.24-$0.25, and continued adding till it reached $0.3. At the peak, I owned 1,000,000 shares of hock lian seng. I shan’t go into detail about why I had invested in HLS as the reasons are mostly stated in my HLS investing thesis post. But generally I like, in decreasing order of importance, their severe undervaluation then, management’s focus on margins, and the large gain on earnings recognised upon TOP of their 2 industrial projects. Severe undervaluation – I cant remember the exact figures but it was trading at around 60% of book ......
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By SG ThumbTack investor
I am a Singaporean male in my mid-30s, and this blog chronicles my investing ideas and activities. I hope to search for and find contrarian and deep value investing ideas and will chronicle all these ideas here, both the successes and the failures. (hopefully less of the latter) ...
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