Shenzhen International Holdings' losses are slowing, a potential positive sign. However, concerns persist about the 8% p.a. loss to shareholders over the last five years.

Despite sluggish earnings, the company's high P/E ratio may suggest market optimism for a potential comeback and superior future profits. Investors see little chance of earnings downgrade to justify a lower P/E ratio, anticipating stable share prices in the near term.

Market appears unfazed by the company's falling EPS, hinting at expected recovery. However, the CEO's lower-than-average pay and the company's spotty reputation worry shareholders. Investors are urged to back high-quality businesses.