Undervalued stock, Nam Cheong

Nam cheong seems to be one of the very undervalued stocks that is affected by the slump in oil price. Recently, it had sold 2 of its vessels for US $58m and its book orders stood healthily at $635 million ringgit.

Source: http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/nam-cheong-clinches-us58m-orders-for-two-vessels

It has a PE ratio of 5, with a 5% dividend growth rate and its price stood at 1 year low.

Source: http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/NCL:SP


Assessment

Since it sold 2 vessels in USD and its financial statements deal in ringgit, it is very likely that this deal will cause a spike in earnings.

Buying indicators for Swissco

Firstly, from 26 Dec 14 to 22 Jan 15, there was about 5 instances of insider buying.

Secondly, it is hitting close to its 1 year low.

Source: Bloomberg

Good time to pick up oil and gas stocks

If you have a good balance portfolio and do not have oil and gas related stocks, now is a good time to grab them at a discount with the free falling of crude oil prices.

Portfolio Diversification

Portfolio diversification is a good way to measure the risks of your investments in stocks. For example, having more exposure to the oil and gas sector may be affected by low oil and gas prices because this will cause a slowdown in the sector.

The portfolio below shows the type of portfolio below demonstrates high risks to the oil and gas sectors.

If your portfolio have a higher exposure to property for example, then if property prices nosedive, your portfolio value will nosedive too.

Therefore, it is important to have a strategic asset allocation that will allow your portfolio to endure hard times in an even of a slowdown on a particular sector.

The portfolio example below is an example of how to diversify your portfolio.

Property	30%	Betting on long term increase of property prices
Healthcare	30%	Buffer against Crisis
Finance	30%	Center of Growth
Oil and Gas	5%	Potential for growth
Technology	5%	Potential for growth