Replies to post #87639 on Sino Agro Food Inc (fka SIAF)

[Traderfan]

Will average Swedish traders buy shares of Siaf at 190 Kronor
on FIrst North or will management need to split the shares?

If that's the current exchange for 14 bucks then I would say yes. I don't see how SIAF would do a forward split now after the RS, that's what you were talking about apparently right?

We are in a strong buy status at RHI now and are looking for
4 P/E near term.

What I would be interested in is don't you have any problems selling the stock now to newbies who can see that the stock was at 4 bucks 12 months ago and they now should buy at 14? Isn't that a hard sell even though of course we all know it's still extremely cheap but I guess you can see my point. The new guys must be pretty jealous on the RHI guys who bought 6 months ago.

[challe08]

Will average Swedish traders buy shares of Siaf at 190 Kronor
on FIrst North or will management need to split the shares?

Imo 190kr is not that a big problem, the psychology might start to kick in above 3-400kr or above ~$40 somewhere, above $100 would be really bad so I do hope we never reach that level ;-)

[Helium-3]

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[IKEA]

I'm also aware that the shareprice could be too high for the swedes to purchase a whole stock unit (100shares?). Yes mayby they need to split.

I've also started to reach about 30% from my origin stake and intend to stop there.

Strange that it not have flied up to p/e +5 in a sudden. I think we are ruled totally by the MM:s computertrading.
It will change over day when they list in the nordic region. A FN listing in May and I'm sure we see +100%, only concern is the high share price. We could see an imminent split.