geez some of these disclosures are pretty hefty..
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geez some of these disclosures are pretty hefty..
Just pushing this at front of forum, as we move into $3 range....
Rising like a rocket on the basis of the impending tourism boom. Or are the fund boys pushing it up so they can exit some more? Milford's last disclosure was pretty revealing.
One thing is for sure, someone will make lots of money.
fwiw a multinational company from Germany I worked for many moons ago has told their staff and directors that there won't be any business flights for the next 12 months unless in an emergency. So no trade shows, customer visits, meetings of distributors etc. Everything to be done via videoconferencing.
discl. like the company but not holding at the moment
I a lot of hope built into the share price at these levels. Business travel is going to be severely curtailed over the next few years. Firstly, international flights are more than likely going to be off the agenda for 2020 and possibly 2021, coupled with most businesses wanting to cut costs as they face the pressure of likely recession. Lastly, what working from home and online meetings has shown us is that it's perfectly adequate in most cases to replace business travel. Most definitely not all, but it's hard to see the level of bookings returning to 2019 levels within the next 3 years. Moreover the many thousands of companies they work with in the travel industry might be under pressure to even survive. This is just my take on things.
One investing house I follow has this priced at around $1.50 and I'm afraid to say I don't disagree.
Even before the pandemic hit, the first half was readjusted downward. Seems as if growth hasn't moved much in the US. So there were issues even beforehand. The company wasn't generating positive operating cash-flow and now this looks like many moons away.
The 100m revenue target looks like a pie in the sky too. Don't understand how this has a market cap of 268m. Over 10x sales with no profit, no op cf.
Very sensible points, but please - don't annoy the believers ... they well might go after you :);
A quite expensive loss making but so called "growth company" with a much higher risk of going down than a chance of going up during the coming reality phase of this crisis.
Growth companies don't fare well in economical downturns. Reliable income and dividend streams are king and Serko offers neither.