Let's talk stocks & IPO
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chershen
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Re: Let's talk stocks & IPO
weird thread - can't imagine getting such advice from the internet, esp. from people whom you don't know.
BUT i doubly love the replies from the BROs in this forum.
Bestest.
to TS, buy these stocks, i say one:
1. Willy Pte Ltd (registered in Lor 28)
2. Take 5 Pte Ltd (registered in East Coast Rd)
3. Poseidon Entertainment (registered in Ratchadapisek, Bangkok)
in order of priority, 3 being the best. buy big time, trust me cos i say one.
http://www.poseidon2000.com/TH/home/home.html
weird thread - can't imagine getting such advice from the internet, esp. from people whom you don't know.
BUT i doubly love the replies from the BROs in this forum.
Bestest.
to TS, buy these stocks, i say one:
1. Willy Pte Ltd (registered in Lor 28)
2. Take 5 Pte Ltd (registered in East Coast Rd)
3. Poseidon Entertainment (registered in Ratchadapisek, Bangkok)
in order of priority, 3 being the best. buy big time, trust me cos i say one.
http://www.poseidon2000.com/TH/home/home.html
ipoh-horfun
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Re: Let's talk stocks & IPO
** piangz... sorry tht i start the stock trade
haha.
but i do mean good and wanna get opinions
** piangz... sorry tht i start the stock trade
haha.but i do mean good and wanna get opinions
Re: Let's talk stocks & IPO
It is hard to give ideas, given the:
- current state of market + rapidly changing fundamentals
- different risk profiles of everyone, different risk tolerance
- different timeframe of analysis
- different definition of risk-adjusted returns
At best, create a list of defensive stocks, but even then, the visibility is so short-term it makes no sense to put a long term target to it..... I am amused by market practitioners who could tell 12 mth's target but they cannot see price movement beyond the week.....loads of craps.
It is hard to give ideas, given the:
- current state of market + rapidly changing fundamentals
- different risk profiles of everyone, different risk tolerance
- different timeframe of analysis
- different definition of risk-adjusted returns
At best, create a list of defensive stocks, but even then, the visibility is so short-term it makes no sense to put a long term target to it..... I am amused by market practitioners who could tell 12 mth's target but they cannot see price movement beyond the week.....loads of craps.
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In a downtrend market, dollar averaging is practically good money chasing poor stocks, given that fundamentals are deteriorating. If a business venture is approaching you for funds, and you know that its outlook is declining rapidly, would you pump in more $$$ in the hope that it could recover? Not so clearcut, ya?
Even dollar-averaging on blue chips can kill you, if you apply it on wrong stocks or wrong timeframe.
Example 1. wrong stock - Chartered. Imagine you use dollar averaging on this stock since 2000..... you will have lost 90+% on a Temasek-linked company.
Example 2, wrong timeframe - imagine you use dollar-averaging strategy on Cosco since 2007..... it was close to $8.00 then..... today it is 1.75.......
Assuming "mean reversion" is very dangerous in ANY investment.
Dollar averaging works only in an uptrend market.iScoupe said:
In a downtrend market, dollar averaging is practically good money chasing poor stocks, given that fundamentals are deteriorating. If a business venture is approaching you for funds, and you know that its outlook is declining rapidly, would you pump in more $$$ in the hope that it could recover? Not so clearcut, ya?
Even dollar-averaging on blue chips can kill you, if you apply it on wrong stocks or wrong timeframe.
Example 1. wrong stock - Chartered. Imagine you use dollar averaging on this stock since 2000..... you will have lost 90+% on a Temasek-linked company.
Example 2, wrong timeframe - imagine you use dollar-averaging strategy on Cosco since 2007..... it was close to $8.00 then..... today it is 1.75.......
Assuming "mean reversion" is very dangerous in ANY investment.
ipoh-horfun
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Re: Let's talk stocks & IPO
europe soars!!! finally a nice bounce!!!!
europe soars!!! finally a nice bounce!!!!
ktnpl
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I rather hold on a little longer to cash and wait for the sky to be clearer. Alan Greenspan says Greece will very probably default. The proverbial horse not wanting to drink water, 90% fail if not now sooner or later.
Commercial REITS seem relatively safer in this climate...
I rather hold on a little longer to cash and wait for the sky to be clearer. Alan Greenspan says Greece will very probably default. The proverbial horse not wanting to drink water, 90% fail if not now sooner or later.
Commercial REITS seem relatively safer in this climate...
ipoh-horfun
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Re: Let's talk stocks & IPO
Haha....
Think Bailout and QE1 QE2 QE3, awesome names, bestwords markets like to heard.....say bail up 1% say OUt another 1%, BAilOUT rally 5%, mkt where got problem.....print print!!!
Haha....
Think Bailout and QE1 QE2 QE3, awesome names, bestwords markets like to heard.....say bail up 1% say OUt another 1%, BAilOUT rally 5%, mkt where got problem.....print print!!!
ipoh-horfun
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Re: Let's talk stocks & IPO
Samsonite IPO tumble in Hong Kong debut
Shares of luggage maker Samsonite International S.A. plunged on their first day of trading Thursday, amid waning investor interest in IPOs as global stock markets slide.
Samsonite shares fell as low as 12.96 Hong Kong dollars, or 10.6 percent, from their offer price of HK$14.50. They closed HK$1.12 or 8 percent lower at HK$13.38.
Samsonite IPO tumble in Hong Kong debut
Shares of luggage maker Samsonite International S.A. plunged on their first day of trading Thursday, amid waning investor interest in IPOs as global stock markets slide.
Samsonite shares fell as low as 12.96 Hong Kong dollars, or 10.6 percent, from their offer price of HK$14.50. They closed HK$1.12 or 8 percent lower at HK$13.38.
ipoh-horfun
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Re: Let's talk stocks & IPO
FORELAND FABRICTECH HOLDINGS - in play yesterday.
$0.135 settle-price
Got friend says can look at Nordic Group too, they a vendor to marine and offshore industries
FORELAND FABRICTECH HOLDINGS - in play yesterday.
$0.135 settle-price
Got friend says can look at Nordic Group too, they a vendor to marine and offshore industries
ipoh-horfun
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Re: Let's talk stocks & IPO
ok thanks for info and advice.
ok thanks for info and advice.
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The problem with the typical retail investor is that they don't wanna do their homework. They only want free tips from their friends, relatives and stock brokers. People are especially selfish when it comes to stock trading. There is no such thing as a free lunch.
The problem with the typical retail investor is that they don't wanna do their homework. They only want free tips from their friends, relatives and stock brokers. People are especially selfish when it comes to stock trading. There is no such thing as a free lunch.
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The longer you are in the market, the more sceptical you will get on tips and inside scoops...... cause the risk/reward ratios never tally up.......
There are people who speak to impress, not necessarily they are the savvy ones. Most of the time, it is hindsight talk.
There are people who speak to buy connection and recognition, and by selective perception, they seemed to be correct most of the time. Most analysts fall into this category.
And there are people who speak because they have the opposite agenda. They wanna offload, but tell you to buy........ seen this for too many years.....
The longer you are in the market, the more sceptical you will get on tips and inside scoops...... cause the risk/reward ratios never tally up.......
There are people who speak to impress, not necessarily they are the savvy ones. Most of the time, it is hindsight talk.
There are people who speak to buy connection and recognition, and by selective perception, they seemed to be correct most of the time. Most analysts fall into this category.
And there are people who speak because they have the opposite agenda. They wanna offload, but tell you to buy........ seen this for too many years.....
