My bad ...I took Profit before tax of H121 ....so your 172 is just short of mine now ...Me looking for YoY Eps + 21%
ie 189 mil
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Hey alokdhir - I'm intrigued by your handle alokdhir
I've tried rearranging the letters to see if its just an anagram of something interesting but no joy
Just a random selection of letters ....or does alokdhir mean something meaningful
Cheers
[QUOTE=winner69;883537]Hey alokdhir - I'm intrigued by your handle alokdhir
I've tried rearranging the letters to see if its just an anagram of something interesting but no joy
Just a random selection of letters ....or does alokdhir mean something meaningful
Cheers[/QUOTE
Its only meaningful to me buddy ...its my full name ...lol :D
[QUOTE=winner69;883542]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uq-gYOrU8bA
Amazing - no need for me to post anymore given that people now seem to start to make up what I like or not.
Just for the record - you did guess wrong. I do like both FPH as well as MFT, think however that FPH is currently too dear.
Looking at MFT however, I do not just like it, I hold it as well.
Just to amuse winner - backward PE (10yrs) for MFT is 67, which looks still comparatively cheap compared to FPH which would have for the same timeframe a backward PE of 100.
More interesting - forward PE (3 years) for MFT is 36, which does not look too dear in combination with a forward earnings CAGR of 11.
While both MFT as well as FPH appear currently comparatively dear, I do see MFT at current share price as the better value from the two. As well - FPH will no doubt need to shrink a bit back if & when the Covid inflated market goes back (and this is what analyst forecasts show as well), while MFT is in my view likely to keep growing and can command very healthy margins thanks to the problems in the transport industry (long may they last - wishes of a selfish shareholder). Customers don't ask these days for discounts, they are already delighted if they receive their goods at all. Receiving them on time is already exceeding expectations!
discl: bought a year ago a large parcel and am now seriously overweight (not talking about my BMI - lol), but still not selling. This should clarify my position :):
MFT still pretty cheap in big picture of things
Share price could even hit 100 bucks by the end of the year
MFT 100 bucks soon?
but BP hasn't so far seen so far seen a company with a sustainably exponential development of the share price. But who knows, maybe MFT is the first
Being a holder of MFT / FPH since 2013 in equal proportions ....I have seen both doing well in turns but MFT is more steady and stable performer ...where as FPH moves a lot but FPH business is more secure and hard to replicate . MFT is based on quality of its management and their very stable deliverance of growth and profits while implementing or adding new geographies . Covid has helped both as it separated men from boys
MFT at $ 100 possible by year end IMHO :t_up:
PS : FPH will always command higher multiples then MFT because of niche sector and hard to replicate business model ( More high tech and R&D ...patents and IP wealth )
Doesn't hurt to talk it up ? Or is this classed as ramping?Quote:
MFT at $ 100 possible by year end IMHO
:ohmy:
75 —-> 76 —-> 80 —-> —-> 100
No worries
Record results ...big surprise on revenue side ...NP 188.11 Mil ...close to my expectations of 190 Mil ...Market was expecting 183 Mil
Market revenue expected was around 3300 Mil ...they achieved 3544 Mil ..:t_up: