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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Jiasen Int. | LSE:JSI | London | Ordinary Share | VGG5139D1078 | ORD USD0.1 (DI) |
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Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Last Trade Time | Trade Type | Trade Size | Trade Price | Currency |
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Jiasen Int. (JSI) Share Charts1 Year Jiasen Int. Chart |
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Date | Time | Title | Posts |
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08/9/2020 | 07:48 | Shares delisted from AIM | - |
26/4/2017 | 13:04 | $48m in cash, dividend paid @ 28.5%net profit - mkt cap Ј7m | 220 |
19/10/2015 | 22:24 | New partially troll free | 59 |
25/9/2015 | 06:14 | Jiasen International | 445 |
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Posted at 02/11/2016 18:44 by carbon man Now we are talking, one market maker appears to have closed his short, or most of them.It now appears that there is a two way price on the RSP at last. This may be an interesting punt again. |
Posted at 14/9/2016 08:16 by tivoliworldgaming Nearly everyone views this company as a potential fraud.I not sure if that is true or not. If it was a fraud then this share would not still be around, IMHO. |
Posted at 18/5/2016 10:33 by carbon man Here we go again, 'Suspensions' etc. The Sheriff will not leave this along. The point is to treat this as a Trading Stock, not any Investment. In fact I have taken over 2p a share on my last purchase in April. In percentage terms, not a bad return. I have kept a nominal 10000 back and if they do as the Trolls expect, I will lose a couple of hundred quid and might just make a few bob if they are ok. What's the problem with that? My only concern is that we have only had one RNS financial announcement since January and the numbers on this bulletin board quoted are nearly a year old |
Posted at 28/1/2016 23:54 by ionlypostafterbbms The share price has gone from 80something p to under 3p & you still can't see anything amiss? |
Posted at 25/9/2015 13:56 by boisterous The biggest scam here is paying $62m for land that is worth $1m,Also,dividend is paid out of profits not out of share price so the sentence below is nonsense. Steer clear of this one it is a total scam. In the light of recent share price underperformance and confidence in Jiasen's long term prospects, the Board is considering a number of options to help improve the Company's share price performance. Recognising this opportunity to capture future growth and the fact that Group's existing dividend policy provides for an unrealistically high yield on the current share price, management has decided to commence a review of these options which may result in a reduction, or even cancellation of, future dividend payments. |
Posted at 25/9/2015 10:47 by kingston78 One can lose money by investing in any kind of companies, but we should be selective by picking the winners and avoid the losers. We must not taint all Chinese companies with the same brush. As a matter of fact there are many successful Chinese companies. JSI is one of them. Solid business with a good business plan, broadening customer base, backed up by assets, cash flow and dividend streams.Talking of dividends, it is traditional for companies to pay a higher final dividend. Assuming JSI pays 1p final dividend, that will take the annual total to 1.5p, at a current share price of say 10p. That will yield 15%. Where can you get this sort of return. I therefore reason that the share price will multiply from here to 20 p then 30 p etc. |
Posted at 25/9/2015 09:54 by kingston78 I have persistently said that this share was way undervalued. The results and net assets support my argument.The share price should go back up to at least 40 p as a first stop (chart wise). I would not be surprised if the share price end at 20 p by close of business today. Doubters have misunderstood this company. |
Posted at 24/9/2015 21:57 by kingston78 The company must be feeling confident about its future by expanding. I would be very surprised if it ditches a dividend payment to shareholders this time round if it is making a profit, albeit at a reduced level. Bearing in mind the low share price currently, the dividend yield would be likely to be quite generous relatively. That will get a re-rating and push up the share price. I bet the share price will at least double the current level soon. |
Posted at 14/9/2015 17:32 by dicko80 interest rate cut in China a few weeks ago...will only increase turnover and profit.. taken from results RNS April 16th April "The easing of property cooling measures along with more affordable mortgages are encouraging developments and as such we are well positioned to capitalise on the increased demand for semi furnished apartments." "The desire for semi-furnished new apartments, known as Refined Housing Decoration (RHD) continues to increase which is expected to drive demand for the Group's multiple product offering." "The recent fall in our share price is disappointing and the Board believes it does not reflect the underlying value of the business. Our financial performance is positive and our strategy is clearly delivering solid growth. We therefore look to the future with confidence." .................... also worth noting the comment regarding the fall in the share price.. this would have been when it was 40 - 30p range..falling from 70p + .................... now @ 6.75p |
Posted at 26/8/2015 11:27 by kingston78 A maintained annual dividend of 3.85 p on the current share price of 7.5 p will yield 51%. Even if a reduced dividend of 2 p a year will yield 26.7%.Where can you find a share that provides this sort of investment return? Something has to change. The share price should rise substantially from here assuming the company is trading reasonably well and continues to be profitable. |
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