Naibu Global Share Discussion Threads

[travls] 16/9/2014 17:19

Never ever trust a tiddlywink in business.

[21trader] 16/9/2014 17:15

oh lol oh ha ha topinfo will not like that article !

man the lifeboats !

[deltrotter] 16/9/2014 17:11

Chinese company

[21trader] 16/9/2014 16:27

Funny thing is he thinks everybody is me. Been swimming for a hour now they have not mastered the art of swimming and using the internet at the same time and I return and he is calling any person having a go at him me...:-))

[the stigologist] 16/9/2014 16:20

i almost feel sorry for him now but because he still tries to con people to make his own indecent living i feel obliged to warn people about him

[21trader] 16/9/2014 16:18

I was thinking that stiggy lol lol lol

I bought Ami at 16.75p and 17p now 26p that is something to brag about :-))

[the stigologist] 16/9/2014 16:16

is Dropinfo really celebrating the fact he is up about £10 after costs ? really ?

[the stigologist] 16/9/2014 16:15

comedy gold


GARYCOOK
16 Sep'14 - 16:09 - 1024 of 1025 0 0

I am long purchased for the Dividend and recommended by Aleman,who is a very screwd investors and has a High Yielding portfolio of around 30 stocks similar to mind.

[topinfo] 16/9/2014 16:13

Gone blue now, great intraday reversal from 22.7p, oh yes the price I bought at and someone said I wouldnt be able to predict the bottom. Well thats a damn good effort if I say so myself 30p+ 2moro quite possible.

[gnnmartin] 16/9/2014 16:11

The FT "Short View" column today says "It is reasonable to worry about China given (among other things) the failure of banks to recognise bad debts". It is perhaps cultural, and Naibu are part of that culture.

One must expect a good chunk of Naibu's trade receivables will be uncollectable. If half is lost, then the share price is perhaps about right now. Less than that lost, and eventually we will recover. The company made a profit of Rmnb200M and the receivable increased by Rmb300M, so if half that receivables increase turns out to be imaginary profit, the real profit was about 1/4 of the reported profit. But my guesses are just that: guesses.

I do find the dividend suspension discouraging. However, I note that when H Lin took his dividend as scrip in a falling market, there were posts asserting he must have some dishonest motive. If he took his dividend as cash, there would be even more posts saying he had no confidence in the shares. I hope he doesn't read the bulletin boards.
Nigel Martin

[21trader] 16/9/2014 16:03

Reminds me of OUT topinfo was pumping at 30p now 14p bid he quickly vanished
after telling people it was going to 60p then boasting he sold at 33p after the drop.

Beware the conman pump and dumpers.

[the stigologist] 16/9/2014 15:56

since his 'glory days' of one year making £12k and boasting about it his unit lot size seems to have shrunk from £3-4k to £500

that is why he posts with such desperation

[the stigologist] 16/9/2014 15:56

DOSH

TOPINFO
31 Dec'03 - 15:35

2003 has obviously been a fantastic year after the war in Iraq was over in March/April time and there has been some serious gainers in individual stocks and the Indices themselves if you are a spread better as well. This is totally voluntary but just thought it might be interesting to see how much we have all made in 2003. Personally I could have made an absolute fortune if I had kept certain stocks that I had at rock bottom prices and I mean the very bottom but thats life. these included NTX, ARM,C+W, TFC. TRK, SPT, just to name a few, but theres no point dwelling over things that are no longer in my porfolio.
Anyway honest answers only from those who wish to participate, no need for loads of comments, just a cash figure...And dont worry I am not from the Inland Revenue trying to catch you out on Capital Gains.
Me personally, up about £12,000!

viktormeerldrew
2 Aug'12 - 20:10 - 2299 of 2299 edit

Did you mean £400-500 ?

TOPINFO
3 Jan'04 - 13:00 - 20 of 36

Personally I go for ivestments around £4000-5000 mark, so if a share is 3-4p I will buy 100,000..Profit/Loss £1000 per 1p, stocks around 7-8p, buy 50,000...profit/loss £500 per penny, and stocks like 60p-80p, just buy 5000 shares, so profit/loss is about £50 per penny...All depends on how much you have to invest and how much you can afford to lose. Obviously there is risks with losing the lot but if you have a company with prospects and you believe in it then you are okay, I dont buy large amounts on someones say-so on bulletin boards. My largest holding is in CMS webview, got over £12,000 invested in them, but bought in four blocks of 50,000...Good luck!!!!

[kenny] 16/9/2014 15:54

Actually TOPINFO, if the receivables of REM 1,024Billion are either never collected in or are non-existent sales (e.g. invented sales which never occurred in the first place), then I compute that NAV is actually about 10.6p per share.

A value of 10.6p per share for NBU assumes that all the other figures in the balance sheet are not fraudulent, in particular the cash. If the sales are fictitious then it follows the cash figure - even after the substantial receivables - is also a bogus figure. Therefore, note that because of the unreliable figures, I am not saying that NBU is worth as much as 10.6p because the real position could be a lot lower. Only the Chinese family who own the company know the true worth of NBU - and they are not saying!!

[topinfo] 16/9/2014 15:46

Its more than possible its already started. Remember I bought these under 23p.

[bad robot] 16/9/2014 15:42

I suppose a dead cat bounce is possible

[bad robot] 16/9/2014 15:42

which moron? your sista or your wife?

[21trader] 16/9/2014 15:41

Somebody draw the moron a picture

[topinfo] 16/9/2014 15:35

Gap to fill, see you at 30p+

[topinfo] 16/9/2014 15:34

NBU when they arrive in the herd this will go up very quickly.

Shall I say it just one more time.

Mkt cap £13 million, cash £33 Million, Profits £19 million on turnover of £98 million and no debt!

Thats whats commonly known as a no brainer !!

[bad robot] 16/9/2014 15:31

I think that thread creator been in many chinese dung, and look likes he never learnt his lesson