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Robert Medd

Head of Vietnam, Muddy Waters Asia. Looking for risk controlled quality long opportunities in one of Asia's most dynamic economies

Robert Medd is a highly skilled professional with a background in Cost and Management Accounting, having trained in the United Kingdom. He later transitioned to Hong Kong in 1996, where he excelled in research roles at Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs, earning accolades from reputable publications like Institutional Investor and Asiamoney for his expertise in microstrategy and quantitative research.

Throughout his career, Robert has worked at prestigious organizations such as Deephaven, Fortress, and various other smaller funds, accumulating extensive experience on the buy side. His professional journey in Asia has seen him analyzing companies across a wide spectrum, ranging from India to Japan, and from Mongolia to New Zealand.

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Sep 18 · linkedin

#Patterson ($PDCO US) is resorting to creative accounting to cover up falling margins as it continues to suffer from E-commerce competition and the FTC lawsuit. Don't get fooled by the dividend yield, it is unsustainable. to learn more have a look at https://lnkd.in/gSbt97k #creativeaccounting #chapter11

Mar 16 · linkedin

Receivables have grown so much faster than revenue that we worry reported profit is an illusion. Even if it is real, rising receivables leave Lenovo vulnerable to default. If they do or and/or supply is constrained due to COVID19, Lenovo could be in for a very tough year.

Liquidity may be tighter than it appears because their short term facilities are largely used up and payables are being extended. Lenovo seems increasingly reliant on its suppliers for credit. Ignore reported cash because of there is a $4bn short term asset/liability deficit.

Watchout unless you are convinced that China will bail out the minorities.

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