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ValueLine: Asciano’s lesson

ValueLine: Asciano’s lesson

Asiano’s $1.1 billion writedown should have investors looking hard at other stocks, particularly where goodwill dominates balance sheets. Read Roger’s article at www.eurekareport.com.au.

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3 Comments

  1. Andrew Schealler
    :

    At the end of the day all that really counts is cash; we invest cash as investors/business owners and expect to receive cash in return. I hold GXL as well but the high level of goodwill doesn’t concern me as the business generates excellent levels of free cash flow per share at current prices, has experienced, capable owner managers and a defensive business model with far better than average growth prospects.. Real value is generated by free cash flow and its intelligent redeployment – I think GXL has the ability and intention to do just this.

    • Hi Andrew,

      Thanks for the insight. I suspect a whole bunch of readers, will be running off to have a look right now. On their behalf, thanks for the suggestion.

  2. This is relevant to GXL as well.
    I can see opportunities with GXL which is why i hold the stock, but also concerns, and this article highlights the concern.

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