Company Visits

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Demco, the company visit.

Here is my full report for members on the Demco company visit.

As exactly first published on February 14 ’07, for members only.  One month later we made this report available for to all viewers.  Demco soared well over 60% in price since, at which time I started viewing...

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Demco, the company visit.

Here is my original report for members on the Demco company visit.

As exactly first published on February 14 ’07, for members only.  One month later we made this report available for to all viewers.  Demco soared well 200 % in price since.  When this stock corrected back to below...

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UKEM, a visit with senior management.

A company visit to UKEM -and so a conclusion to be more cautious in the interim.
Here are some summary findings.

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After the company visit, a change of opinion.

I had a good visit with UKEM last week and based on this, today change my shorter term outlook to a hold on UKEM. Hence, today I wish to announce a change/switch from UKEM to into UEC, as I view UEC has better shorter/medium prospects. Read my reasons why and...

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Ticon an update, post latest BOT measures.

Here is an update on Ticon whose management I just re-visited. I also make some comments on the TFUND, where I remain a fan for income seeking investors.

I now rate Ticon now as "a long term buy", which is a change from the previous "strong buy" view.

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City, don"t leave town without it.

Yet, another visit in person to a smaller cap SET company where my view remains a strong buy.

Higher then average growth, no debt and cash in the bank, majority market share in an important industry. And with its new factory in place now good visibility for future growth...

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Ticon meeting -an updated view.

While Ticon" s overall prospects remain bright, I am concerned with the TFUND units sagging a bit on low volume recently. Here is what I think it means.

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Sahamit Machinery (SMIT), another leader at too low valuation.

SMIT strikes me as yet just another profitable leader at a too low p/e which deservingly belongs in any fully diversified Thai smaller cap value portfolio. SMIT" s shares curreently trading at 1.90, are undervalued with an expected 2006 p/e of only 4.75 -and I so today restate/reafirm my view...

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UMS, an alternative to lignite coal.

Khun Chaiwat stressed the point twice that Thailand is running out of lignite coal -and that his company would surely benefit greatly from that fact. As soo many more customers are converting to using coal now, vs. oil for power, electric and steam generation.

This is the reason...

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