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PLAYING THE MARKET-A NEW YEAR RESOLUTION
mukiha
#351 Posted : Tuesday, November 02, 2010 12:46:40 PM
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stocksmaster wrote:
ACTIVITY 10: PURCHASE OF 1900 STANCHART AT KSH 270

DATE OF ACTIVITY:11TH AUGUST 2010

COST OF ACTIVITY 10:KSH 270 X 1900 SHARES= KSH 513,000

ADD 2% TRANSACTION COSTS = KSH 10,200

TOTAL COST OF ACTIVITY 10 = KSH 523,200

CASH IN HAND AFTER ACTIVITY 9 = KSH 986,090
SHARES UNSOLD AFTER ACTIVITY 9 = 100 STANCHART

CURRENT PORTFOLIO POSITION:
CASH IN HAND AFTER ACTIVITY 10 = KSH 462,890
SHARES IN HAND AFTER ACTIVITY 10 = 1900 + 100
=2000 STANCHART SHARES

RATIONALE OF PURCHASE

After exiting the counter about five days ago, the share has experienced a substancial price decline. I still hold the opinion that the share at least should be trading at the Ksh 320 range post half year results/pre rights issue.

Even with the temporary price correction, i expect the share to return to the Ksh 300 range once the details of the rights are released, especially if the rights are priced at below Ksh 200.

In January 2010, Stanchart announced the intention to sell their head office building. This transaction should be completed within the financial year 2010. I have a feeling that a bonus issue is in the offing with the end of year announcements next year in February/March because of the following:

1. The sale of building will raise at least Ksh 1B (any property valuer out there?), which would be almost enough to issue a 1:1 bonus (with 300M issued shares at a par value of Ksh 5, this would need Ksh 1.5B).
2. The bank will be celebrating 100 years doing business in Kenya next year January 2011. How else to mark such an occassion than to reward the shareholders with a bonus?
3. At the current trading range of Ksh 270-300, the share is becoming unaffordable in unit terms (To buy 100 shares one needs at least Ksh 27,000). Either a share split or a bonus issue is needed. A 1:1 bonus would effectively reduce the price to about Ksh 140-160 range.
4. When is the last time SCBK issued a bonus?

NB: The re-purchase of 1900 SCBK shares has been effected using mostly the profits collected to date. This is a highly speculative move especially with the share on a decline, but I am of the opinion that the share is worth it especially with all the expected activity on the share in the next six months.This is my investment horizon incase the market correction was to persist (which i doubt will last for more than two weeks).

To any person intending to start a 'copy cat' portfolio, It may be prudent to wait for a few more days before purchasing the SCBK share. This would ensure the share has stopped its decline(purchasing now may result in a temporary loss of value)

Happy hunting

SCBK dropped to 250 12 days after this purchase. It has been on a recovery path the last one month, albeit, erratic; eg. up7% yesterday, down 3% today currently at 270 - your initial purchase price.

Perhaps you could dump it and pour the cash into DTK...
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stocksmaster
#352 Posted : Tuesday, November 02, 2010 1:38:33 PM
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@ Muhika:

I actually contemplated the action yesterday when healthy volumes of SCBK were trading but decided against it. I hold the opinion that SCBK still has some room for upward share price movement especially if an interim dividend is announced with the Q3 Results.Also with my initial target of 50% return on investment well and trully surpassed (As at todays stock prices for SCBK and DTBK, I am at a net of 115% return on investment for the year), I intend to reduce the trading activity especially when i still forsee resonable room for growth in a counter.

As for DTBK, it still remains in my opinion the best buy in the NSE market even at todays price. The worst this bank can do is post a y-o-y growth equivalent to Equity Bank (50%) in the Q3 Results. I expect a price of Ksh 170-180 once the Q3 Results are announced and a sustained scramble for this share begins.I remain extremely bullish on this share as this is the one share that can do a 50% return on investment (price target of Ksh 200)within the next 6 months.

At a current P/E of 17.6 and what i estimate as a growth for 2010 at between 75-95%, then this share can only rise.

Happy hunting
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stocksmaster
#353 Posted : Tuesday, November 02, 2010 2:12:48 PM
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Seems SCBK have released the Q3 Results about 20 minutes ago. Any person with the figures?

Happy hunting.
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VituVingiSana
#354 Posted : Tuesday, November 02, 2010 2:50:45 PM
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PAT 3.87bn (3Q 2009) vs 4.3bn (3Q 2010)
The whole 2009 = 4.73bn
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youcan'tstopusnow
#355 Posted : Tuesday, November 02, 2010 4:40:56 PM
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youcan'tstopusnow
#356 Posted : Tuesday, November 02, 2010 4:43:24 PM
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The ultra fast growth is starting to taper off as yields on government securities decline.
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mukiha
#357 Posted : Wednesday, November 03, 2010 12:40:54 PM
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@Stocksmaster;
Are you still sure it's a good hold, this SCBK?
Nothing is real unless it can be named; nothing has value unless it can be sold; money is worthless unless you spend it.
mukiha
#358 Posted : Wednesday, November 03, 2010 12:55:02 PM
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@Stocksmaster;
Are you still sure it's a good hold, this SCBK?
Nothing is real unless it can be named; nothing has value unless it can be sold; money is worthless unless you spend it.
stocksmaster
#359 Posted : Wednesday, November 03, 2010 2:24:20 PM
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@ Muhika:

The results are satisfactory enough to entice me to continue holding the share. The interim dividend of Ksh 5 would indicate a total dividend for 2010 of Ksh 15.
The Q3 Results also indicate an EPS of about Ksh 20.50 for 2010. Thus at todays price of Ksh 261, the forward P/E is about 12.7.

The good dividend yield for this stock coupled with the modest growth and 'blue chip' status of the stock makes it perfect as a dividend stock.

A 6% dividend yield payable within the next 6 months is almost what the government is paying in the money market for 12 months.

I intend to hold onto the stock unless an enticing exit opportunity presents itself. This is the beauty of speculating with blue chips. Rarely do you loose.

Happy hunting.
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My 2 cents
#360 Posted : Wednesday, November 03, 2010 2:31:17 PM
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Stocksmaster, SCBK have NOT paid out 18/= in dividend in 2010. They have paid out 12/=
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