1Wk·

Trade idea smallcap

Share trade for medium-term investors:

$JAKK (-0.89%) A toy manufacturer.

Since 2022, it has always gone down in spring/summer and up at Christmas.

See the weekly chart.

For me, I only have capital available again in August, but I will definitely build up a position here.

I already mentioned this share last year, but at that time the capital was invested in $DRO (+1.24%)

19 Comments

Shrimpman@Shrimpman

1Wk

Very interesting. Fundamentals actually look very solid, the only problem is Trump's tariff plans, as production takes place in China. But it could also be an opportunity if all the cheap junk from China is no longer competitive. Definitely on the WL!

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MrSchnitzel@MrSchnitzel

1Wk

What kind of app is that?)
Kind regards

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Enrique@Dividenden_Monteur

1Wk

@MrSchnitzel TradingView
Best regards back 🙆‍♂️

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

1Wk

@MrSchnitzel trading view

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MrSchnitzel@MrSchnitzel

1Wk

@Dividenden_Monteur Thank you very much 🙏

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MrSchnitzel@MrSchnitzel

1Wk

@Dividenden_Monteur Must bug you again briefly.😁
What do you use for indicators etc.:)

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Enrique@Dividenden_Monteur

1Wk

@MrSchnitzel RSI 😉

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MrSchnitzel@MrSchnitzel

1Wk

@Dividenden_Monteur Great, thank you very much and the lines in the chart?

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PatitosFortune@dividend_master_pf

1Wk

Stockopedia shows it as a Super Stock and Simply Wall St shows a green snowflake - no future but healthy company and healthy dividend. That’s good sign for me to start doing some DD thanks!

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Chris@Multibagger

1Wk

However, with the share price falling by almost 90% since the IPO in 2007, this seems to be more than a seasonal fluctuation. And the way I see it, the recoveries and the next low are always lower. So it may go well, but it will certainly be enough to enter in August or later.

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Uwe@SchlaubiSchlumpf

That's already a microcap. Fundamentally, the company looks good in my bumbling eyes. So it could be interesting in the long term. No debt, solid P/E ratio. Coming out of a long valley of tears, profits have improved, the share price has not yet. What I would see as negative:
They seem to be making profits, but are only distributing them at 12%. Since the company is debt-free, you would think that the earnings would go into growth. However, this is not reflected in the turnover. I asked the AI. Without having verified it, the company not only seems to be debt-free, but also doesn't know where to put the money. This makes the actually good price/book value ratio rather poor. If they can find ways to scale sensibly, that would be good. Otherwise you might as well put your money into bonds at some point 😁

What do you think? I don't normally look at company numbers, I'm more on the ETF level because my single stock selection at the beginning of my investing career was unfortunate enough to subscribe to the efficient market theory that I would need above average luck to succeed as an investor in single stocks.

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Enrique@Dividenden_Monteur

@SchlaubiSchlumpf Yes, they are sitting on a lot of cash, so for me it would be a deep value title.
In addition, a few acquisitions were made last year and they were able to secure the rights to a few films, such as Sonic.
At the moment, customs fears are also being priced in here, as toys are produced in Asia.

I'm going to go in here based on the technical analysis, as the strong quarters and price swings were always over Christmas.

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