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MM has priced in the promise of a future, how long can the market hold on to that promise?

MM has priced in the promise of a future, how long can the market hold on to that promise?

MM is now trading at 3 times its IPO price of 1.00 a share. It is just two months since the IPO but its shares is already 3 times the IPO price and this is despite the fact that the IPO proceeds has not yet been fully used. Clearly the market has priced in the future prospect of the MM business.

Groceries and convenience stores are capital intensive and low margin businesses and that is…

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Metro Retail Stores Group Inc (MRSGI) - Analysis - December 29, 2017

Get this comprehensive analysis of Metro Retail Stores Group Inc (MRSGI) as of December 29, 2017. Trade independently. Invest profitably.

Metro Retail Stores Group Inc (MRSGI) booked a net income of P550 million for the first 9 months 2017. This translates to a net profit margin of 2.23 percent and an EPS of 0.16. If earnings stay the same for the rest of the year, forward EPS will be at 0.32. This will also further lead to an estimated P/E of 12.60x, undervalued versus the index. The stock is also trading at 1.84x P/BV, overvalued…

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Metro Retail Stores Group Inc (MRSGI) - Analysis - November 10, 2017

Get this comprehensive analysis of Metro Retail Stores Group Inc (MRSGI) as of November 10, 2017. Trade independently. Invest profitably.

Metro Retail Stores Group Inc (MRSGI) booked a net income of P550 million for the first 9 months 2017. This translates to a net profit margin of 2.23 percent and an EPS of 0.16. If earnings stay the same for the rest of the year, forward EPS will be at 0.32. This will also further lead to an estimated P/E of 12.60x, undervalued versus the index. The stock is also trading at 1.84x P/BV, overvalued…

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Overview

Metro Retail Stores Group, Inc. currently trades at a higher Price/Book ratio (2.24) than its peer median (1.51).

MRSGI-PH’s operating performance is relatively good compared to its peers. The market currently does not expect high earnings growth relative to its peers but seems to expect the company to maintain its relatively high rates of return.

MRSGI-PH’s median net profit margins and relatively high asset efficiency give it some operating leverage.

The company’s year-on-year change in revenues and earnings are better than the median among its peer group.

MRSGI-PH’s return on assets currently and over the past five years suggest that its relatively high operating returns are sustainable.

The company’s relatively high pre-tax margin suggests tight control on operating costs versus peers.

While MRSGI-PH’s revenues in recent years have grown faster than the peer median, the market gives the stock a P/E ratio that is around peer median suggesting that the market has some questions about the company’s long-term strategy.

The company’s level of capital investment seems appropriate to support the company’s growth.

MRSGI-PH has the financial and operating capacity to borrow quickly.

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Six million children are currently being raised by an LGBT parent. From the same source, 125000 same-sex households are raising 220,000 children under 18 years old.

Last week I had the really cool opportunity to see Dr. Charlotte Patterson from the University of Virginia speak on her current research on how kids adopted by LGBT parents fared across a couple of factors.

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One of the scariest things that a person can do is come out to their family.

You might as why that is, but the answer is always that no matter whether you get along with your family or not, they are still the closest people to you. Most of them have known you for your whole life. And above all, family has power.

The power to help. The power to hurt.

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After more than two years worth of troubles, the Atlanta organization for LGBTQ youth YouthPride seems to finally be closing its doors.

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Family members are often the main perpetrators of anti-LGBTQ violence against Asian youths, according to a recent report by the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC).

To compile the report, the US-based organization interviewed people from Malaysia, Japan, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and the Philippines and took three years to complete.