Aercap (NYSE:AER) reported 2Q2020 earnings this week and results have shown that they are the surprise winner in the airline industry selloff.
Tag: value investing
Herman Miller (NYSE:MLHR) – To Emerge Stronger after Covid-19
Herman Miller has set the course to emerge stronger from this crisis. I feel that it is an opportunity to invest in a high end furniture maker as they recover from Covid-19
Understanding Financial Statements – How to Interpret and Use Free Cash Flow
I have started a series of posts on understanding financial statements. In this post, I will look at the concept known as free cash flow and why it is important, what it means and how to use it when analyzing companies.
Nordic (SGX:MR7) – Will Contract Backlog Will Push Nordic Back Up?
Nordic Group Limited (SGX:MR7) is a global solutions provider in areas of System Integration, Maintenance, Repair, Overhaul & Trading, Precision Engineering, Scaffolding, Insulation Services and Petrochemical & Environmental Engineering Services. In 2020, they are hit by a number of issues relating to Covid-19 such as the extended closures of the Group's operations in China and … Continue reading Nordic (SGX:MR7) – Will Contract Backlog Will Push Nordic Back Up?
You Lack Conviction
This was what someone told me after I joked that I had taken profit from a position way too early and that the stock price doubled after I sold. Aside from the fact that I was quite taken aback when this was supposed to be a light hearted conversation and he went all “serious mode” … Continue reading You Lack Conviction
Throwback Thursday – My First Multi-Bagger
I started investing in 2015. I was attracted to value investing or rather, it made much more sense to me compared to trading or looking at technical charts. The first investment book that I read was "The Manual of Ideas" by John Mihaljevic. https://www.bookdepository.com/Manual-Ideas-John-Mihaljevic/9781118083659 From there, I developed a set of criteria to look for … Continue reading Throwback Thursday – My First Multi-Bagger
Aercap (NYSE:AER) – Will History Repeat Itself?
I would be exploring the downfall of AerCap's predecessor GPA and whether there are any similarities that Aercap could be facing now.
Aercap (NYSE:AER) – Drunk as Hell but No Throwing Up
Aercap, one of the largest airplane lessor company in the world, has seen its stock price decimated by almsot 60% as the Covid-19 epidemic takes a toll on the air travel and tourism industry. Aercap's is facing the biggest challenge ever faced and priced as if all of their customers, the airline companies, are going … Continue reading Aercap (NYSE:AER) – Drunk as Hell but No Throwing Up
Teckwah Industrial Corporation (SGX:561) – Cheap Value Play, But Execution is Key
Summary Teckwah Industrial Corporation (SGX:561) trades at 30% discount to tangible book value and EV/EBIT of 6.83.Part of the performance decline in FY18 is due to the ongoing trade war.The company has been generating consistent free cash flow with current dividend yield of 3.3%.Teckwah is implementing a transformation plan which will provide near term and … Continue reading Teckwah Industrial Corporation (SGX:561) – Cheap Value Play, But Execution is Key
SATS Ltd (SGX:S58) – Short Term Headwinds, Long Term Potential
SATS Ltd (SGX:S58) is a leading provider of ground-handling and in-flight catering services primarily in Asia's aviation sector. Additionally, it offers food distribution and logistics, industrial catering, and other amenities for hospitality and government agencies. The company has three business segments: food solutions, gateway services, and corporate. It has partnerships with multiple airlines to provide … Continue reading SATS Ltd (SGX:S58) – Short Term Headwinds, Long Term Potential