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Olam and Muddy Waters


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but the muddy water ceo very sneaky.

 

visit olam but don't give namecard just say he from hedge fund.

 

then go write this type of negative report.

 

anyway, muddy water is short seller.....he stands to again by whacking stocks down to sell off badly.

 

investors must take note of muddy water vested interest position.

 

Then it is Olam's fault for been so stupid to talk to a stranger about internal information. I will sack that staff for not being vigilant about company information.

 

 

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hard to say, seems some analyst are blinding following the calls and downgrading olam overnight. with enough pressure, even steel can crack ... i think MW has really thrown things into disarray lol ...

 

In other words, Muddy Waters has muddied the waters. :D

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In other words, Muddy Waters has muddied the waters. :D

 

Yep, shows that most analysts don't do thorough analysis.

 

On bloomberg see price target range from 3.05 to 1.40, and those that have updated post muddy the range is 2.38 to 1.40.

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The 5.6% notes for 2017 are trading at 85 at the moment. So the effective yield is higher due to the risk.

What's the code for the notes? I look from UOB Kayhian, cannot see any 2017 notes leh... [confused]

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have to call RM and then he will direct you to the treasury dept that has access to the system.

I think only local banks can see the notes..

So the notes cannot be traded on SGX? Then tough already...

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I look at the deviation from the yield on issue to current valuations. This is a big gap so people are pricing in a lot of risk. If the company issued at 8% and the eff yield was 10, then bit more comfortable. But all down to your own risk profile.

 

actually the return is higher than 8% p.a. ..

 

If Olam recover from 85 to 105 within a yr. you are talking abt 12-25% return within a yr leh. If you are talking abt holding it till maturity i.e. 2017.. then 8% p/a lor.

 

 

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Muddy is really police watch over companies that might or unintentionally over leveraged. Though ppl have suspect his intentional shortings, his have hit and missed too.

Worst of all -Ve operating cash flow. The problem with today's accounting, still yet able to develop accurate valuations on biological assets. These assets are everywhere on earth. You cannot except the auditor goes to every assets to pre-determine. Too many grey areas, that are not right or wrong. Muddy is using Enron as parallel. There is no way to sue him and company. He is right and wrong in certain ways, based on his report.

So the moral of the story, is "Do not fully understand the company business, do touch it". And will save you much trouble.

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actually the return is higher than 8% p.a. ..

 

If Olam recover from 85 to 105 within a yr. you are talking abt 12-25% return within a yr leh. If you are talking abt holding it till maturity i.e. 2017.. then 8% p/a lor.

 

Not bad leh ! But if Muddy Water report is true , will Olam pack up by 2017 or not ?

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Good q.

Btw , experts , if Muddy water took a short position a few days back, when will mw need to payup the shares ?

I.e roughly , they have no choice but to buy olam shares ?

 

I tot sgx is within the same day , how abt us mkt ? Or maybe if they had arrangement with buyer , what is the typical arrangement.

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well , olam is run by the indian.. indian are very very good talkers.. world best !! no doubt..!

remember one india company software company.. very big.. also go burst !! even with top 5 accounting audit..so what..!!

 

in one of the company i seen .. local Boss ask puppet CFO do what number, he will have to come out.. regardless true or false..!

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