During the year 2009, especially after Indonesia stock exchange awakens from the impact of global crisis in 2008, the IDX
is mastered by the member of the seven brothers (B7). The trading volume of the seven stocks was so big, that
from the total transaction value
that happened in one day in the
exchange, more than a half involving them. So that finally the movements of this B7 became a reference
for investor to buy, hold, or sell. However, in 2010, the group is losing its magical power. What is going on? This article is
important to be read if
you hold one or two shares of B7 member.
In this month, one year ago, the trading volume of B7 member almost always about hundreds of million pieces every day, even sometimes reach billions.
For example Bumi Resources (BUMI), which in one day was transacted among 300 - 400 million pieces. In certain times, its transaction volume went over 1 billion,
or even 2 billion pieces. The other extraordinary example is Bakrie & Brothers (BNBR), which in the certain days, its trading volume was above 4 billion pieces! The other members of B7 such as Bakrie Telecom (BTEL), Bakrie
Sumatera Plantations (UNSP), Darma Henwa (DEWA), Bakrieland
Development (ELTY),
and Energi Mega Persada (ENRG) were also almost transacted with the volume
above 100 million pieces per day.
This illogical volatility caused the investors no longer care at
the fundamental aspect, which was the performance of the pertinent company, and
more targeting on the short term profit which could probably be got if the share of B7
members, especially BUMI, can jump several
percent only in one day. And it is actually happened in the pasr.
But now, its golden age has elapsed.
If you look closely, during 2009, stock of BUMI or the
other members of B7 would only gaining sharply if its trading
volume was a super big. However, if its
volume was small or at
least equal to the other stocks trading volume in general, then
the stock would slowly go down. So, if the
stocks of B7 seems attractive because it went up and went up again during 2009, actually
it just because it designed to be seeing like that. They could go up only
because the work of the
dealer who twirling their hundreds
of million
of their stocks. Otherwise (if its transaction deserted), they would go down
naturally. How come? Because its fundamental is zero! There
was
only one member of B7 who has a good performance. But the
member was actually noted a significant decline of net profit in the last full
year 2009, so
that its stock price would be stagnant and never go up again. That member is BUMI.
How about the other members of B7? Yeah, I can say that it is a lucky that they
don’t incur losses.
In fact, since the beginning, there was no serious investor who
wants to buy B7 stocks because they knew that they cannot expect dividend or real
capital gain from the stocks. The investors which entered B7 stcosk during
this time were short term investors (or speculators, to be real) who were
dazzled by B7 liquidity in mastering the exchange. They do not realize that if
the chef of B7 leaves his kitchen, the the stocks would declining.
Unfortunately, it is happened. Nowadays, Bakrie Group chooses to ‘rest’
from the stock exchange for a moment. I don't know what causing Bakrie and its
group becomes busy outside the exchange, but it is clear that the trading
volume of B7 in the last three months was no longer multitude (so that its stocks starts to go down). In addition, some works which should be done
by the members of B7 were neglected, for example the problem of
acquisition of Domba Mas which is uncompleted by UNSP. Even if there is one of B7
issuers who still got a little notice, it should be ELTY. ELTY was the first
member of B7 who announced its first quarter of 2010 financial report. Based on
the financial report, ELTY booked an increase of the net profit about 6.5%.
However, it is clear that the increase is not enough to boost up the stock. Why? The total asset of ELTY is about Rp12.5
trillion whereas its net profit (if annualized) merely about Rp112
billion only, too small!
Just a few minutes ago, ENRG has also released its financial
report of the first quarter of 2010. The result? Still loss, even worse than the
previous one. If at the first quarter of 2009 they noted loss about Rp18
billion, this time it is increasing to Rp22 billion. Their revenue also decreases from Rp349 billion to Rp257
billion. This is not good.
Then, is there any possibility that B7 will return to go up in
the near future? At least one among the members?
That’s difficult to be answered because I do not know Bakrie. If I
know him, I will ask, ' When you will back to the kitchen? It’s a pity that the
investors have been waiting for you'. What I mean by this is the increase of B7
almost fully depends on Bakrie
Group as the owners and also the stock dealers. If they return to the stock exchange and again traded BUMI and other members of B7 with billion piecess of trading volume like what happened last year, then automatically B7 will strengthen. In contrast, if they let the transaction
of B7 remained silent like this, it is difficult to see an opportunity that B7
will return to go up.
In fact, our economics condition today is quite good so that in
general, the shares in IDX have a big opportunity to strengthen, unless if the pertinent
shares have a bad performances. If you can bear with it, you may wait until the
chef of B7 return to the kitchen. If you are not? May be this is the moment of cut
loss. Be patient, profit and loss in the capital market is an ordinary matter.
I see that BUMI (only BUMI), still have an opportunity to go up if
we see their operational report which notes an increase of coal sale at 41.6%
in the first quarter of 2010. However, to be sure, we will analyze its first quarter financial report of BUMI which will be announced
in the end of May.
Original article was written on April 30, 2010
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