SIIC@19
Initially, I was about to says that I'd not take a look at SIIC and wanted to gives some general comments too.
But, I worried that moderator will come in, so I spend 5 mins of my time looking at SIIC latest Qtr results, dividend history and price chart:
1. Financial result actually quite decent - pass.
2. Balance sheet - too much debt to my liking.
3. Dividend history also quite decent - pass. But, my mind was thinking where did SIIC come out with so much cash to pay dividend? I put SIIC into the too difficult category.
But, out of curiosity, I took a quick glanced at it's price chart and realised why our valuebuddies started to buy SIIC.
For me? it's too difficult and I wish those valuebuddies vested/vesting - good luck.Â
I agreed 100% with Karlmax.
Just wanted to add that other than hard works, luck regularly played a part too.
Refers to OPMI, about the investment style called "paying for school fee". This really make my day. Thinking back, this is actually my favourite investment strategy. Â
Thank you everyone.
I had learn a lot from you.
Gratitude.
Initially, I was about to says that I'd not take a look at SIIC and wanted to gives some general comments too.
But, I worried that moderator will come in, so I spend 5 mins of my time looking at SIIC latest Qtr results, dividend history and price chart:
1. Financial result actually quite decent - pass.
2. Balance sheet - too much debt to my liking.
3. Dividend history also quite decent - pass. But, my mind was thinking where did SIIC come out with so much cash to pay dividend? I put SIIC into the too difficult category.
But, out of curiosity, I took a quick glanced at it's price chart and realised why our valuebuddies started to buy SIIC.
For me? it's too difficult and I wish those valuebuddies vested/vesting - good luck.Â

I agreed 100% with Karlmax.
Just wanted to add that other than hard works, luck regularly played a part too.
Refers to OPMI, about the investment style called "paying for school fee". This really make my day. Thinking back, this is actually my favourite investment strategy. Â
Thank you everyone.
I had learn a lot from you.
Gratitude.
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