Miracle Streak : A most Unlikely Winner emerges in Matsumoto マツモト, the 3rd🎌 of the Year & the 116th since July 2017! {3rd Feb '26}
Today, Japan's Matsumoto マツモト , a shaky microcap bought a week after my '25 birthday that was down 38% at its worst point after Christmas, debuts at a very respectable 18th place[kicking Toyota down to 19th!] among what is now 116
Latest Japanese targets:
Eidai, which went bankrupt in 1978 at a last quotation of ¥51, returned to the Tokyo market after an almost 30 year restructuring, and now trades at a 85% discount to projected '26 revenue compared to a 92% discount at the time of its delisting. Interestingly, it has only 30% of its original amount of shares outstanding but trades for a steep 76.3% discount to its book value & a healthy 4.2% dividend yield [compared to 1.5% in 1973 before it was halved in '74 & then eliminated by '75]. Its '23 debt load was ¥23 billion[ compared to ¥75.3 billion in '77!], giving it a cash:debt ratio of 28% & a capital adequacy[CAR] of 43.8%. Since then, its book value has advanced 10% & CAR has popped over 50% while cash:debt has improved. Treasury & biz association shares total about 18.7% of its outstanding scrip of 46.783 million compared to less than 18% in '23.












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