Strong fundamentals coupled with being above the 40 ema at the end of the month and true to spc word the dividends were delivered. Philippines needs electricity and spc provides. As that is not going to change anytime soon, it can only remain same at worst and that is good news for spc.
Fundamentally growing 5yr growth on assets 13%, 15% on equity, 14.59% on invested capital. Increase from .2 to .6 dividends per share. 5.8% growth over the past 5 years. Strong A to b move and golden cross of 20 40 daily ema. Price volume shows it is undervalued. Hence a good stock to buy and hold for a long long time. Because everyone needs electricity...
Basic supply and demand. Direction has been given because of good fundamentals and dividends to be provided. So upon retracement, the direction is still long. Check the financial in the annual state and you'll see.
Spc fundamentals are better than last year. Awaiting the new annual report to update. As the fundamentals improved, one should buy and hold. 7 last daily close resistance, needs breaking, initial target atleast 7.1 from there, let's take it one step at a time until it becomes a 10 bagger.
Equity increase of 10% truly an undervalued asset. Electricity will always be needed. And this is a good company. Consistent, steady, and with good dividends. Buy and hold for dear life.
Rai is in it's 30s. And so there's room to grow. One of the best stocks with good dividends. Buy and hold.
This one has been consistent over the years and at an undervalued price, buy and hold for as long as you want. It's one of the rare businesses that worked even in the pandemic especially since people need electricity.
When something is undervalued, it's best time to buy. Price is at the monthly zone and may soon zoom up again.
We are no at the monthly lows. Good time to get into spc
A few month to go for dividends. Stack up while spc is undervalued
Expecting 9.4 to 9.6 short term gains in price atleast. Fundamentals are strong. People need electricity and good dividends. 5year earning yield of 13.22% Definitely one of those which stood the test of the pandemic.