RE: RE: RE: If the $13.50 CHL buy-ins in July 2011 hmm I'm an 11 dollar buy in.. and still holding.. with over a 200% return, not including the nice dividend I get every month so I am no that dumb. incidentally vector vest, if you believe it in, now values it at 45.550
Company Information
Business: Canadian Helicopters Income Fund operates as an unincorporated, open-ended, limited purpose trust in Canada and the United States. The company, through its subsidiary, Canadian Helicopters Limited Company, provides helicopter transportation services to various sectors, including emergency medical services, infrastructure maintenance, utilities, oil and gas, forestry, mining, and construction.
Capital Appreciation
Value: Value is a measure of a stock's current worth. CHL.A has a current Value of $45.55 per share. Therefore, it is undervalued compared to its Price of $33.33 per share. Value is computed from forecasted earnings per share, forecasted earnings growth, profitability, interest, and inflation rates. Value increases when earnings, earnings growth rate and profitability increase, and when interest and inflation rates decrease. VectorVest advocates the purchase of undervalued stocks. At some point in time, a stock's Price and Value always will converge.
RV (Relative Value): RV is an indicator of long-term price appreciation potential. CHL.A has an RV of 1.49, which is excellent on a scale of 0.00 to 2.00. This indicator is far superior to a simple comparison of Price and Value because it is computed from an analysis of projected price appreciation three years out, Scotia Capital Incorporated Corporate Long Term Bonds, and risk. RV solves the riddle of whether it is preferable to buy High growth, High P/E stocks, or Low growth, Low P/E stocks. VectorVest favors the purchase of stocks with RV ratings above 1.00.