This post is made in reference to an earlier blog post. Basically, it is a list of stocks that has last closed prices at a significant discount to its tangible book value.
The first item on the list is China Haida, which is an S-Chip. Reputation wise, s-chips get a really bad name. But I believe in keeping an open and critical mind when investigating value stocks. Can this s-chip, penny stock be worth the risk?
Apparently SGX has been monitoring and the key concern is Interested Party Transactions. One of the easiest way to move capital out from a company is to write off account receivables, and hence buying a stock like China Haida is a risky venture.
I shall pass.
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