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Thursday 2 October 2014

LTKM














Today's price 2.10.2014  $4.78 per share


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1 30/06/2014   45,248   9,887   7,132   16.45 0 3.83 21.9%
4 31/03/2014   44,725   12,630   11,380   26.24 0 3.65 28.2%
3 31/12/2013   47,230   8,364   5,707   13.16 0 3.4 17.7%
2 30/09/2013   42,569   6,888   5,141   11.85 0 3.26 16.2%
1 30/06/2013   43,540   8,289   6,060   13.97 0 3.21 19.0%
4 31/03/2013   40,538   7,254   5,610   12.94 4 3.08 17.9%
3 31/12/2012   40,666   2,587   1,985   4.58 0 2.9 6.4%
2 30/09/2012   37,124   1,640   1,466   3.38 0 2.86 4.4%
1 30/06/2012   36,503   759   515   1.19 0 2.87 2.1%
4 31/03/2012   38,857   1,702   883   2.04 5 2.86 4.4%
3 31/12/2011   42,112   7,099   5,348   12.33 0 2.89 16.9%
2 30/09/2011   38,874   -5,842   -6,729   -15.52 0 2.77 NM



















































































































































































Saturday 23 June 2012

Investor's Checklist: Consumer Services

Most consumer services concepts fail in the long run, so any investment in a company in the speculative or aggressive growth stage of the business life cycle needs to be monitored more closely than the average stock investment.

Beware of stocks that have already priced in lofty growth expectations.  You can make money if you get in early enough, but you can also lose your shirt on the stock's rapid downslide.

The sector is rife with low switching costs.  Companies that establish store loyalty or store dependence are very attractive.  Tiffany's is a good example; it faces limited competition in the retail jewelery market.

Make sure to compare inventory and payables turns to determine which retailers are superior operators.  Companies that know what their customers want and how to exploit their negotiating power are more likely to make solid bets in the sector.

Keep an eye on those off-balance sheet obligations.   Many retailers have little or no debt on the books, but their overall financial health might not be that good.

Look for a buying opportunity when a solid company releases poor monthly or quarterly sales numbers.  Many investors overreact to one month's worth of bad same-store sales results, and the reason might just be bad weather or an overly difficult comparison to the prior-year period.  Focus on the fundamentals of the business and not the emotion of the stock.

Companies also tend to move in tandem when news comes out about the economy.  Look for a chance to pick up shares of a great retailer when the entire sector falls - keep that watch list handy.  


Ref:  The Five Rules for Successful Stock Investing by Pat Dorsey


Read also:
Investor's Checklist: A Guided Tour of the Market...

Friday 22 June 2012

Investor's Checklist: Consumer Goods


Find companies that enjoy the cost advantages of manufacturing on a larger scale than most other competitors.  One related issue is whether the firm holds dominant market share in its categories.

Look for the firms that consistently launch successful new products - all the better if the firm is first to market with these innovations.

Check to see if the company is supporting its brand with consistent advertising.  If the firm constantly promotes its products with sale prices, it's depleting brand equity and just milking the brand for shorter-term gain.

Examine how well the firm is handling operating costs.  Occasional restructuring can help squeeze out efficiency gains and lower costs, but if the firm is regularly incurring restructuring costs and relying solely on this cost-cutting tactic to boost its business, tread carefully.

Because these mature firms generate so much free cash flow, it's important to make sure management is using it wisely.  How much of the cash is turned over to shareholders in the form of dividends or share repurchase agreements?

Keep in mind that investors may bid up a consumer goods stock during economic downturns, making the shares pricey relative to its fair value.  Look for buying opportunities when shares trade with a 20 percent to 30 percent margin of safety.  


Ref:  The Five Rules for Successful Stock Investing by Pat Dorsey



Read also:
Investor's Checklist: A Guided Tour of the Market...

Thursday 24 November 2011

LTKM





Announcement
Date
Financial
Yr. End
QtrPeriod EndRevenue
RM '000
Profit/Lost
RM'000
EPSAmended
24-Nov-1131-Mar-12230-Sep-1138,874-6,729-15.52-
25-Aug-1131-Mar-12130-Jun-1139,5442,3235.37-
27-May-1131-Mar-11431-Mar-1138,9053,4948.10-
26-May-1131-Mar-11431-Mar-1138,9053,4948.10-






   High
Low
Prices 1 Month
1.910
  (15-Nov-11)
1.760
  (17-Oct-11)
Prices 3 Months1.980  (03-Aug-11)1.630  (30-Sep-11)
Prices 12 Months2.200  (23-May-11)1.630  (30-Sep-11)
Volume 12 Months3,489  (18-Jan-11)3  (20-Oct-11)