There has been no change in the portfolio composition. One of the main reasons is that the Eurozone debt crisis has yet to play out completely and there is still much uncertainty. This is not to say that this portfolio has been converted into a market-timing one. The trouble with such massive uncertainty is that, it does affect the intrinsic values on some of the stocks. Common sense would suggest waiting for a more favorable entry point. The period for maximum excitement is upon us.
Nonetheless, the price of Harrisons Holdings jumped up to RM3.40 from October to December. Its year-to-date earnings for three quarters ended 30 September 2011 was roughly the same as in 2010.
30 Sep 2011
HARISON
Current Market Price: RM3.05
Current Market Price: RM3.05
Cash Balance: RM90,048.48
NAV per share: RM1.0225
31 Dec 2011
HARISON
Current Market Price: RM3.40
Current Market Price: RM3.40
Cash Balance: RM90,048.48
NAV per share: RM1.0365
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