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Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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While everyone has their own set of indicators, what are some of the numbers you use before making any particular investment decision?

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Kenichi Xi

16 Sep 2018

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1. Sustainable type of Business with positive revenue
2. Sustainable dividend payout ratio
3. Price to Book
4. Short term debt and long term debt

The Best is you understand the nature of the Business to have a better view of Possible Growth.

If you are in the Supermarket sector you will understand more about ShengSiong compare to an Oil and Gas Sector like Keppel Corp.

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Choon Yuan Chan

16 Sep 2018

I caclulate the free cash flow generated by the company to evaluate if it is a good investment or otherwise. I try to use a 5 year financial period

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Ng Lip Hong Kyith

21 Aug 2018

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Hi Great Question.

I am not sure what numbers you are refering to but see if this is correct:

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