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Strategies & Market Trends : Bosco & Crossy's stock picks,talk area

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To: El Canadiense who wrote (15840)2/6/2006 10:39:48 AM
From: Crossy   of 37387
 
re: JAPEN - Shindengen Electric 6844.J

Cartonet,
on Shindendgen Electric (6844.J), a maker of Power Semiconductors (Rectifiers, Power-FETS, Triacs, Thyristors, Power-ICs) - now Yen 850 - which has been climbing 2-6% almost each day this year, I checked fundamentals and found that it just seems to have been overlooked by the street. They turned around last year (2005/March), marginally increasing revenue to Y89bn, but boosted profits to Y2bn and EPS to around 22 Yen/share. Well that was last year. This year their turnover was Y47bn in the half year period to September and their fully year (YearEnd is March 2006) guidance was Y97bn revenue, which should mean 9% growth - a remarkable restructuring story that now is converging into a great growth play. Projected revenue per share is around Y1200 - which is my target for the next 3-6 months.. looks like Shindengen is increasing market share also..

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volume is climbing nicely, shadowing the climb of the underlying share price - a good sign of a healthy bullish environemnt for a stock..

Don Coxe turned very bullish on the Japanese market and I'm going to devote my next dose of DD to researching this avenue.. there are hundreds of interesting companies to look at, revenues growing on the Asian Tiger BOOST from all over the place (China, India, Singapore, EastAsia) and profits are rising across all sectors..

all the best
CROSSY
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