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Building the go-to platform for data, insights and discussion for net-net stocks and deep value. Benjamin Graham inspired. JP: NCAV 以下の銘柄の完全なリスト (マイナス企業価値)
Manhattan, NY Entrou em Temmuz 2023
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@Jack_Raines @bucketshopcap It’s an interesting dynamic since the
implosion made most not look at anything labeled with SPAC. Overlooked.
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Just long every 2021 de-SPAC that's down 80%+ but actually managed to generate profits/cash flow. Half of them get bout out by PE at a fat premium (Blackstone acquiring Rover), and half end up outperforming after bottoming out (Hims, Genius Sports, Rocket Lab).
This is obviously a bit tongue in cheek, but there was/is a lot of alpha here.
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@RocksOver There's a lot of hidden gems. Some of those even never lost money in the past 10YRs except in 2008.
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Interactive Brokers now allows clients to trade on Bursa Malaysia!
Great news! There are 80+ Malaysian net-net stocks in our database!
businesswire.com/news/home/2024…
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@JarrattDavis Data sources vary from various sources so that’s why I’m hesitant to provide financials in-site. I also think it would kind of be re-inventing the wheel, as there are definitely other sites that do financials data very well already.
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@everynetnet This definitely depends on your data source. There are so many unreliable data sets (especially via APIs)
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@antarcticapital Lots of fat dividends from <1x NCAV companies in China. Interesting risk trade offs on those ones.
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@Canadada5 @CDInewsletter The 2 year limit seems kind of arbitrary but in practice it was pretty effective at eliminating a lot of the “forever net-nets” that had some fundamental issues closing the gap between NCAV and price.
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@CDInewsletter Ben Graham had a similar approach with net nets. Sell after 2 years if they haven't reached NCAV.
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@hurdle_rate Japan governance keeps getting better especially for these below TBV or NCAV businesses since the exchanges (mainly Japan Exchange Group) are pushing them to close the gap. With filing requirements, plan outlines, etc.
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@phr6yoVNBd76307 @tsungrow 迷惑をかけるつもりはありませんが、現在どのようにしてネットネット株を検索していますか
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@atelicinvest @oppenheime62198 @AltayCapital Also a shift in capital allocation approach for sure yeah. I’m not sure about Korea but Japan governance was bad for decades. Now, average Japanese governance is probably better than avg. US company governance (i.m.o.).
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@everynetnet @oppenheime62198 @AltayCapital Japan's been open to foreigners for decades. Net nets started working like in the last yr.
Need more than market opening.
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@3546554377876d 국내에는 NCAV 이하로 가격이 책정된 회사가 100개가 넘는다고 생각합니다. 규제로 인해 투자가 더 쉽게 이루어지기를 바랍니다
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@oppenheime62198 @atelicinvest @AltayCapital Korea has started some regulatory changes that make it easier for foreigners to invest.
There’s a possibility they continue to open up investment due to the demographics issues, etc.
There are 100+ net nets just in South Korea exchanges alone.
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@atelicinvest @AltayCapital That's my point. How do we know Sindol or other Korean net net stocks actually go up? They can remain undervalued for years.
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@ParsaniaAkash @itscharliemar Some of them can be pretty small. If you’re interested everynetnet.com has a full list of global net nets.
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@itscharliemar Which is your Mrktcap range you look at to filter your net net stocks?
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@BrownMarubozu @HariSeldomRight Any thoughts on what happens when Prem bites the dust? Succession plan, will things change much?
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@HariSeldomRight $FFH.TO Fairfax is literally short for Fair and Friendly Acquisitions and they have the same strategy as $BRK using insurance float to add negative cost leverage (most years at least). Plus it trades < 8x EPS and ~1x 2024E BV.
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