All posts by Enky Nakamura
| Aug 4th 2007, 02:15 Enky Nakamura |
Tnw Designs and Real Estate » Just a few numbers Fair Price 3 linden |
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| Monthly 0.06 cent of earning per share is around 0.72 per year, i use a price/earning ratio of 3 on sl, so actual fair price of TNW is 2.16 linden plus the book value of 0.7, is more or less 3 linden per share (taking in account 3 year of profit) very undervalued at 0.50 per share. I agree with Legolas, it is a strong buy. |
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| Aug 4th 2007, 02:40 Enky Nakamura |
SL CapEx Public Forum » JTF/AVIX Re: JTF/AVIX |
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| Consider also that "It is not an hostile takeover", so i agree with you Rexx. No Proxy vote/contest/fight necessary _____________________________________________ proxy contest Definition A strategy that may accompany a hostile takeover. A proxy contest occurs when the acquiring company attempts to convince shareholders to use their proxy votes to install new management that is open to the takeover. The technique allows the acquired to avoid paying a premium for the target. also called proxy fight. proxy fight Definition A strategy that may accompany a hostile takeover. A proxy fight occurs when the acquiring company attempts to convince shareholders to use their proxy votes to install new management that is open to the takeover. The technique allows the acquired to avoid paying a premium for the target. proxy vote Definition A vote that is cast by one entity on behalf of another. In securities, shareholders often give company management the right to cast their vote at a shareholder's meeting. |
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| Aug 4th 2007, 03:03 Enky Nakamura |
SL Capital Exchange Archive » NDX Components NDX Components |
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| Is it possible to know the components of this index and their Weight in it? thank you |
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| Aug 7th 2007, 02:21 Enky Nakamura |
SLCapEx Suggestions » Major Holders List Re: Major Holders List |
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| I think is enough to declare 10% owner. | ||
| Aug 19th 2007, 18:15 Enky Nakamura |
Allenvest Land Fund » Reports Re: Reports |
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| I agree, after all AIG close price never went down the initial IPO price of 0.5 and the land fund did well considering the recent slowdown in sl economy (average linden paid per squared meter are constantly falling down since february) Enky |
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| Aug 23rd 2007, 05:40 Enky Nakamura |
Allenvest Investment Group Public Forum » Investor Allen - Gone from search! Re: Investor Allen - Gone from search! |
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| Maybe is just a bug, dont forget that second life is full of bugs:) | ||
| Aug 23rd 2007, 08:36 Enky Nakamura |
Brautigan & Tuck Holdings Public Forum » Stock Buy back Re: Stock Buy back |
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| I agree with you Kalien, maybe in the long run it should work but maybe another buyback is necessary, price are around 0.5L again. |
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| Aug 24th 2007, 02:53 Enky Nakamura |
Allenvest Investment Group Public Forum » AFB liquidity issue AFB liquidity issue |
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| HI Allen, Could you please post an update about the liquidity issue of AFB? How things are going? Thank you Sincererly Enky Nakamura |
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| Aug 24th 2007, 03:18 Enky Nakamura |
Brautigan & Tuck Holdings Public Forum » Totally Flabbergasted Re: Totally Flabbergasted |
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| Growth Company Any firm whose business generates significant positive cash flows or earnings, which increase at significantly faster rates than the overall economy. A growth company tends to have very profitable reinvestment opportunities for its own retained earnings. Thus, it typically pays little to no dividends to stockholders, opting instead to plow most or all of its profits back into its expanding business. Growth companies are most often seen in the technology industries. The quintessential example of a growth company is Google, which has grown revenues, cash flows and earnings by leaps and bounds since its initial public offering. Growth companies such as Google are expected to increase profits markedly in the future, and thus the market bids up their share prices to high valuations. THIS CONTRASTS with mature companies, such as diversified utility companies, which see very stable earnings with little to no growth. After that definition taken from investopedia.com i have a question Intlibber. My question is that at some point you have to switch to a value model, where earnings are stable with little growth, look for example Microsoft that in the last years paid dividends with not so much growth after an impressive '90 decade with a great top in 2000. So, am i right if i say that at 300 sims (in the worst case by the end of 2008) you will start to pay some dividends to shareholders? Thank you very much Enky |
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| Aug 24th 2007, 03:27 Enky Nakamura |
Brautigan & Tuck Holdings Public Forum » Totally Flabbergasted Re: Totally Flabbergasted |
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| Sorry Intlibber, i saw now that from another post, is it confirmed? a dividend every 100 sims? Thank You >As a number of daytraders with no BNT stock have frequently >commented loudly to me on, BNT offers no monthly dividend. >We do have a dividend policy, that we will pay out a dividend at >each 100 sim milestone in our growth. |
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