Dear existing & prospective clients,

Recently I stumbled upon a Singapore listed stock which has nearly all the parameters of deep undervaluation.

In Peter Lynch's book, "One Up on Wall Street", he described certain stocks he would back up the truck for, meaning that he would buy up till the limit allowed by his fund, and sometimes even beyond. simply because the stock was too attractive to resist based on sheer value, with Fannie Mae and UAL being past examples.
( I know, Fannie Mae went bust in 2008, but it was a GREAT performer in the '80s & '90s!)

I read the financial statements and balance sheets of this SGX-listed company in utter disbelief, thinking : "How could anyone ignore THIS? This is exactly what Lynch was describing!"


So I took action and started buying the shares on Friday. They have not moved, but all the better for me to accumulate!

I estimate conservatively that this stock is worth TRIPLE what it's currently trading for. 

And of course, some of you existing clients have benefited from my BUY call on Chee Wah in mid-September last year.Below is my FB post on the call -

Honestly, I did not expect Chee Wah's stock to MORE than TRIPLE in less than four months, but it was a bullseye call nonetheless!!!

Still don't believe that I bought this wonder stock, let alone STILL have it in one of my trading accounts?

Then look at this :

Because of the rather low free float of this company, I have decided to keep this stock a secret while accumulating as much as I can in order to report a fantastic performance in 2016 despite what is promising to be a very difficult year.

Rest assured that this is not an S-Chip, or China-based company that most investors dread, as their accounting is well-known to be rubbery at best!

Existing clients will be informed by February 15th at the very latest. I believe that in the current market environment, there will be at least a couple of months left to buy this stock at the current level before the price rises significantly. Meanwhile, many other juicy fish in the sea swim around and clients will likely profit from this accordingly.


P.S - My FIRST recommendation when I started this investment blog in December 2006 was Globetronic ( at 31c) :

And despite consecutive falls over the past 3 days, this is the price today, over nine years later :

Not as fantastic as Jardine Strategic ( bought for $1.03 in 1998) but still pretty awesome!