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GreenStar Agricultural Corporation V.GRE



TSXV:GRE - Post by User

Post by UptownGirlon Nov 21, 2013 8:25pm
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rational Wants Back In

rational Wants Back In
I wouldn't worry too much about rationalexuberance.  I believe he sold in the high 90s today and is hoping to get back in.  No big deal. 

After all, it was only a few weeks ago that he posted the following:

October 1: 

new acquisition

Not sure if 29% net margins are do-able but the new acquisition could add $4.2million to the bottom line (based on $14.7mil in revenues), which equates to $.13eps. With their regular operations, they might be able to make $.53eps for FY14.

Share price of $1.10; a p/e of 2

Is this the cheapest stock in Canada or what?

September 24:

my valuation

Fair value imo is $.09 eps x 4 (annualized) = $.36 x 8 p/e multiple (due to being a chinese company) = $2.88 + $.35 (cash on balance sheet) = $3.23/share

GRE can command a higher multiple than 8 if it can show higher growth rates.


This stock is ridiculously priced. 3 years from now, it might turn out to be the bargain of the century.

JMO

disclosure: bought more today.
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