C M HOLDINGS PLC (COLO.N0000)

@Kipling wrote:JJ
Thanks for the response. 
Once Plantation out huge part of losses & debt out. Further volatility in earnings will be removed. 
Other SBUs solid including FMCG & Pharma.  Land & equity holdings will boom. Interest cost plummet. Look at market cap of a 40bn group TO company. What is your view on my comments above. Thanks.

@Kipling wrote:JJ
Any news when CFLB plantation disposal will be done.

@Jay-Jay wrote:If somebody missed ...


                       Quarter ended            Quarter ended  
                              31 Dec 2018               31 Dec 2019

         EPS             Rs  0.22                       Rs 1.51  


 
                      Nine Months ended       Nine Months ended
                                31 Dec 2018               31 Dec 2019

         EPS              Rs  5.18                      Rs 41.69

@Hope123 wrote:it looks slowly buying pressure building up.

@dayandacool wrote:Only thing which worries me is the Volume. Even during todays trade session, volumes weren't big enough. again, that's just my opinion.   but kudos to JJ for getting it right.

@Jay-Jay wrote:

@dayandacool wrote:Only thing which worries me is the Volume. Even during todays trade session, volumes weren't big enough. again, that's just my opinion.   but kudos to JJ for getting it right.

if you had followed COLO from last December 2019.........
I am surprised seeing people selling at this price levels.  I believe all selling taken place in last few months were at a " huge loss " as 90% of the share volume own by retailers are at a average price of Rs 80/= .  Just because COLO was stagnating for a while and some hot races by COMB / SAMP  followed by LOLC then CFVF retailers lost their patience and sold COLO at a deep discounted price. 

My calculation is that retail pressure on sale side is over and we are in the upward momentum.  

Now 3 phases to be taken place like ...

  1)  moving to Rs 80/= in a  very shorter period of time
  
  2) then accumulation phase till Rs 120/=

  3) stablishing the price around Rs 150 /=



Very soon we may see the dividend announcement .
can suspect Rs  6 - 10 with a Script dividend or a Bonus .


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My point is that dont worry about the volume at current price levels .  We cannot see higher volumes until COLO complete the phase 1.


Thanks Jay Jay
Super stuff. Trust this would move in next couple of days time. Great follow up. 

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@Hope123 wrote:

@Jay-Jay wrote:

@dayandacool wrote:Only thing which worries me is the Volume. Even during todays trade session, volumes weren't big enough. again, that's just my opinion.   but kudos to JJ for getting it right.

if you had followed COLO from last December 2019.........
I am surprised seeing people selling at this price levels.  I believe all selling taken place in last few months were at a " huge loss " as 90% of the share volume own by retailers are at a average price of Rs 80/= .  Just because COLO was stagnating for a while and some hot races by COMB / SAMP  followed by LOLC then CFVF retailers lost their patience and sold COLO at a deep discounted price. 

My calculation is that retail pressure on sale side is over and we are in the upward momentum.  

Now 3 phases to be taken place like ...

  1)  moving to Rs 80/= in a  very shorter period of time
  
  2) then accumulation phase till Rs 120/=

  3) stablishing the price around Rs 150 /=



Very soon we may see the dividend announcement .
can suspect Rs  6 - 10 with a Script dividend or a Bonus .


-----

My point is that dont worry about the volume at current price levels .  We cannot see higher volumes until COLO complete the phase 1.


Thanks Jay Jay
Super stuff. Trust this would move in next couple of days time. Great follow up. 

I can take your explanation for less volumes for the time being. will continuously monitor this and if the said levels can be achieved, it will be marvelous 

@Kipling wrote:JJ
Large quantity of Parent traded. Any news