The 35% share price drop aligns with the company's sluggish revenue growth. Its performance, worse than the 6% annualised loss over the last five years, hints at ongoing challenges. Monitor fundamentals for possible opportunities.

Despite lower EPS, the market remains unconcerned about the company. The share price change seems solely due to reduced earnings per share. The company's poor performance concludes a bad run, with shareholders facing a yearly loss of 1.3% over five years.

Poly Developments and Holdings Group's low P/E ratio shows an expectation of dwindling growth and earnings. Unless earnings improve, this P/E ratio will likely limit the share price at its current levels.

Investor expectations align with the fall in EPS and share price decline, despite underperformance. Persistent downtrend and weaker performance pose questions about future performance. Long-term investors may see opportunity with a 3% yearly return over five years. Monitor company's fundamental data for long-term growth trend signs.

After the epidemic, China's household consumption recovery has been weaker than that of production and exports. This year, consumption recovery remains slow, with the total national retail sales of consumer goods growing 0.6% year-on-year from January to October, significantly lower than the average growth level before the epidemic, with the epidemic having a significant impact on offline contact service consumption in particular.
In the short term, t...