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Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Check out-of-Starwood loophole closed before off-balance sheet

Accounting rules provide for asset-Inten­sive-Busi­nesses large Loop­holes, and the off-balance sheet oper­at­ing leasing Loop­hole is one of the largest.

By the off-balance sheet leasing Loop­hole oper­at­ing exploit­ing, was Star­wood around the world almost missed hotels & resorts $1 Bil­lion in debt from its balance sheet in 2010, that the $200 million (20% of the total) of which in the year 2010 has been added.

As shown in the Fig­ure below reported star page result rather strongly of a bankruptcy of Earn­ings of business in the last financial year differs.

In Additionally to over­stat­ing accounting Earn­ings cre­ates the large amount of hidden debt two red flags for investors:

Free cash flow are about 200 million $ AppearReported are worse than they debt and leverage under­stated of almost a billion US$

I connect a business always my analysis of the true cash flow with Val­u­a­tion of stocks. It is possible for a company, ter­ri­bly unprof­itable, but a good share if reflects the future cash flow Expec­ta­tion are low enough in his Val­u­a­tion.

Jus­tify at its current price ~$ 57, Star­wood would have to their after-tax cash flow (NOPAT) by more than 20% compounded annu­ally for 11 years grow. These are some high Expectations…not, high growth, but also the long Dura­tion of expected growth.

The highest sales growth by Star­wood in the last 10 years is reached 17% in 2002. Only in the last 10 years, two-digit Rev­enue gen­er­ated company has con­sec­u­tive years growth (16% and 11% between 2005 and 2006, respectively).

A share price Val­u­a­tion, which implies 11 con­sec­u­tive years 20% growth in NOPAT is for the most Com­pa­nies, espe­cially a hotel in a Global Econ­omy, expected to be too high for the fore­see­able future are rather weak.

With no future profit growth, the value of the star page is camp closer to $2 per share. While I don't nec­es­sar­ily expect that Star­wood will get any future earnings growth, I believe that no growth important perspective on how much growth in the share price is set at pro­vides and how much risk investors to take, by it hold­ing.

The below Fig­ure sug­gests that investors in the HOT stock in could be for some Trou­ble, if the story, which is repeated. The last time Starwood reported Earn­ings his Earn­ings defeat by more than 15%, the share over­stated $1960s fell over 70% of the Center up to the under $20 per share.

I also expect that Starwood Earn­ings over statement is again on more Nor­malem Lev­els da Com­pa­nies rules only so much can bow before them break­ing. In about the Starwood Understate­ment will no longer lever, if FASB is expected, change the applicable accounting rules and force companies operating lease liabilities on balance sheet report. This change is expected in the next year or so occur, and it will close the off-balance sheet liabilities of Loop­hole.

Star­Wood is a July stocks the most dangerous and calls my "very dangerous" risk/return Rat­ing. There are many Down­side risk mis­lead­ing Earn­ings given, while it embed­ded reward is less on the head in view of the already-rich Expec­ta­tions in the share price. More information on my Rat­ing and a free report on HOT are here.

HOT fits in a deal in which investors make money by buy­ing shares with low Expec­ta­tions rel­a­tive to their future Poten­tial, the Pro­file large stock short or sell.

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PowerShares S & P 500 high beta Port­fo­lio (sphb): 8. PercentileiShares Morn­ingstar mid growth index Fund (JKH) - 33. PercentileVan­guard mid cap growth ETF (TSR) - quantile of 34.

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