Author Topic: PSE Stock: TANDUAY HOLDINGS INC. (TDY) (Read 6065 times)

bauer · « **Reply #75 on:** Aug 14, 2012, 08:29 PM »

^ Tama sinabi ni TSO. I think no one right now can make a good financial assessment. Kasi puro press release pa lang, wala pang actual consolidation of shares ng iba't-ibang companies ni LT.

Ako nga nagulat sa ibang press release na mababa na pala ang kanyang direct ownership level sa allied bank at PNB. Hindi ko alam kung tama ito o mali kasi hindi naman ako interesado sa any listed companies ni LT.

pmtmember · « **Reply #76 on:** Aug 14, 2012, 08:34 PM »

tama ganon din ako tingin ko dito kaya d muna ako umiinom este bumili ng shares

Consolidation mode for TDY

Pick muna ng other stocks

pmtmember · « **Reply #77 on:** Aug 22, 2012, 08:18 PM »

TDY is going sideways. We can not draw a good conclusion using candlestick at the moment for TDY but we could see a symmetrical triangle.

With symmetrical triangles, trend lines converge with the support line ascending and the resistance line descending. But symmetrical triangle breakouts are more difficult to deal with. Support and resistance lines do not give a clear indication of which direction a breakout will be.

Either you lighten up or hold your position for now unless there will be a breakout from the triangle with good volume then it would be great.

Caveat!

TDY's move

Post Merge: Aug 23, 2012, 04:46 PM

Are we going to see TDY flying high tomorrow? Or the price today will just be another point to form the highs of the triangle? I was expecting a little bit more volume than what it had but I think we have to settle for the number right now. We have seen that after TDY break the 12, it holds it and price never came back below it. I had a good test buy. Lets see what is in store for us tomorrow.

Caveat!

TDY bear or TDY bull?

pmtmember · « **Reply #78 on:** Aug 29, 2012, 04:50 PM »

Careful on TDY as it may touch the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement support level. Worst, it might break the support. While we are still in the dark about the price after the consolidation of LT's companies, all play here are just speculations so better to watch the technical indicators of this stock.

Caveat!

TDY bear or TDY bull, part 2

pmtmember · « **Reply #79 on:** Sep 04, 2012, 06:03 PM »

Looks like TDY (TANDUAY HOLDINGS, INC.) wants to sleep for a while as it goes sideways.. OR go further down now that the support has been broken? Taking the 1 year time frame, we could see that it is staying for trading days now below the support at 23.8% Fibonacci Retracement level. How long has TeDY checked in for his vacation?

For now, only a few is trading on this stock. Sleep well my TeDY bear. Caveat!

TDY wants to sleep

alacrity · « **Reply #80 on:** Sep 12, 2012, 12:28 PM »

Hi guys, I just noticed this while I was doing research for our subject Disease Prevention and Control, and I think TDY share holders would be interested with this.

Summary: This is GATS or General Adult Tobacco Survey conducted by the WHO in many countries, luckily this included the Philippines. However, this was done back in 2009 and many things could have changed, but this is the latest and I work with what I have.

One of the things I noted here were as follows:"

- Fortune tobacco dominated the market:

- 33% of the respondents answered that the last brand that they ever bought was Fortune.

- I also noticed that when the smokers were asked what brand they last purchased, all the brands they answered were part of either Fortune Tobacco Company or Phillip Morris -Fortune Tobacco Company except for 13% that were classified as 'óthers'

- Average cigarette expenditure by Filipinos was at Php 326.4/month

- 17.3M Filipinos are smokers and out of that number 13.8M Filipinos smoke EVERYDAY

- There is only a 21.5% quitting rate among the daily smokers

- so Php 326.4 x 13.8M = over Php 4.5B in revenue per month for the tobacco manufacturers.

- and then there's another 3.5M (17.3-13.8 ) people who don't smoke everyday so Php 326.4 x 3.5M = 1.142B in additional revenues per month, but it's likely to fluctuate since they don't smoke everyday.

- Age of initiation in smoking was 17.6 years old over all, but I don't know at what age they quit.

My thoughts: Sin tax or no sin tax I think this might still a very lucrative business, but I don't know about the other companies that are going to be consolidated in LT's group, it's still hard to make a decision if TDY is a buy, since it's quite expensive for my taste at the moment and I don't smoke

but I hope this helps.

http://www.who.int/tobacco/surveillance/gats_philippines_fact_sheet.pdf - Fact Sheet (Shorter)

http://www.who.int/tobacco/surveillance/2009_gats_report_philippines.pdf Research Paper (Complete)

bauer · « **Reply #81 on:** Nov 05, 2012, 03:05 PM »

As always with the Lucio tan group, there are too many surprises in their corporate moves. The man really finds it difficult to implement a succesfully smooth transfer of leadership.

Due to this, i abstained from ever contemplating to buy a share of TDY or any of its companies due to lack of care and concern for the welfare of minority shareholders. What do you expect from the man who quarrels and fights with his very close relatives? Is money all the most important thing in this world?

Recent events have shown that PAL will not be folded in TDY. In so doing, the estimated total asset value was greatly reduce to the stern of the stock speculators!

Now since LT knew that the timing for the follow on offering is not ripe in the short term, i just don't know how our very own PSE will decide on TDY's request for extension of time to increase their public float.

The right thing for PSE to do is implement the rules forcefully and fairly to all public listed companies. Do not approve the extension, temporarily suspend TDY trades by january 1 just like what is written in their rules, then lift the trading suspension once TDY makes it move to list the minimum number of shares. This is the only way that PSE will not be made a laughing stock of stock exchanges throughout the world.

I am most certain that continued speculation in the short term will burn the cash of the holders. be ready to be a long term investor if the possibility of actual loss is too much to bear.

vicces · « **Reply #82 on:** Nov 05, 2012, 07:55 PM »

According to PSE Chair Hans Sicat "case to case" basis daw ang pagevaluate nila ng request for extension to comply with the float requirement. Nagpadeadline pa kuno, madadaan naman pala sa usapan..

bauer · « **Reply #83 on:** Nov 06, 2012, 11:27 AM »

^ It is part of our culture as always. Everything under the sun is negotiable in our country - criminal offense included!

We need to grow up and be matured in our ways before we can attain a 'developed' world status.

Hanggat ang mga maling kaugalian natin ay hindi nagbabago, mahirap tayong umasenso sa buhay as a nation.