Trinis missing the salient points

Another Trinidad company (Massy Holdings) is set to list on the Jamaica Stock Exchange on the basis that the sophistication and growth opportunities are evident in the Jamaican securities market that has become increasingly more dynamic over the past few years.
They may be right about the Jamaican capital market, but they are missing the real issues. The stock prices of listed companies in T&T Stock Exchange have been priced out of the reach of the average Trinidadians and the directors don’t seem to understand that or worse seem to care about the smaller investors. Guardian Holdings with 232,024,923 million shares issued and Massy with nearly 98 million shares will just not have the liquidity to trade frequently in good volumes in either the Trinidad or Jamaican market. Unfortunately, those are not the only companies in that market that are so affected. The companies need to have the issued number of shares increased. for decent trading in the Jamaican market around two to three billion issued shares will be an appropriate level.
The other factor is the need to put the companies on a growth path for profits that investors can have confidence in acquiring and holding the shares. The weakness in this area of profitability, is not the sole purview of the companies, as the government has a role to play in this.

Guardian Holdings hit 52 weeks high on TTSE.

The evidence is crystal clear, investors love stock splits and they help move stock prices as investors buy up shares they previously ignore for being overpriced. This has been without a doubt the clear case in the Jamaican market. For years PanJam Investments directors resisted recommending to shareholders the splitting of the company’s stocks but relented a few years ago, with the stock price that was stagnant for years coming to life and rewarded shareholders with much higher value afterward. It is therefore difficult to understand why directors, with the evidence so clear, want to have elevated stock prices and limited liquidity of their stock. Last year Apple and Tesla sand split their stocks to much investors acclaim, just this week Nvidia Corporation in the USA, with the price jumping after announcing a four for one split.

Boeing $24b sales just beat Apples’ $18b Profit

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Boeing Corporation, reported a 19 percent rise in quarterly profit, helped by booming demand for commercial aircraft with net profit rising to US$1.47 billion, in the December quarter from $1.23 billion, a year earlier as revenue increased by 3 percent to $24.47 billion.
Those are impressive numbers for a huge corporation and against a rising United States dollar that is likely to affect cost and sales, but the numbers pale in contrast to Apple’s $18 billion profit in one quarter, on sales of US$74.6 billion, based on rising iPhones sales, in the December quarter.
Boeing in its release of the full year results stated that “core earnings per share guidance for 2015 is set at between $8.20 and $8.40, while GAAP earnings per share guidance is established at between $8.10 and $8.30. Revenue guidance is between $94.5 and $96.5 billion, including commercial deliveries of between 750 and 755.”
Apple provided the following guidance for its fiscal 2015 second quarter, revenue between $52 billion and $55 billion, gross margin between 38.5 percent and 39.5 percent and operating expenses between $5.4 billion and $5.5 billion.

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