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In share trading, I rely a lot on analysts and bloggers who are kind to share.

1)Self research
2)Analyst Reports
3)Bloggers

1)Self
Some are from my own analysis from news and company's annoucement. Eg Boilerm 200% gain, MFCB-WA 100% and still counting where analyst recommended MFCB but I analysed the warrant. TSH more than 100%. JHM after sifu sold, but I hold on because of the analysis that I have done. etc etc etc. etc etc etc etc and many more. Off course, some went into Holland (performed badly).

2)Analyst Reports
Huayang 300%, Freight 200%, Evergreen 200%, etc ect etc etc etc. etc etc many more. Thanks to all analysts. Again, some also went to Holland.

3)Blogger Sifu
First of all, thanks Sifu Icon. He bought JHM at RM0.46 and sold at RM1.28 after 8 months, for big gain of 180%!!

I put into the list at RM0.7x and now is RM2.0x, up 185%. 5% better than sifu.

I have been learning from sifu and started with JHM at RM0.7x because sifu said few words...... "he sold and bought back (due to strong fundamental from the latest financial result). Price already went up more than 50% from sifu cost but it is all about future. Lesson, history = history. Shares trading is about future.

Still got a lot to learn from sifu.
Based on the chart, I think he took 7.5 months. Mine is 8.5 months. Off course sifu is better.
His cost is much lower.
The reason i started JHM also because of his sharing.

But I did better than sifu on only one thing. Sifu sold too early at RM1.28, but I still let JHM in the list because of the potential. Now up more than 60% from RM1.28. He bought into few stocks that performed very much lower than the 60% gain, eg Affin, CIMB, SUPERMAX, etc. If he hold on to JHM like me, he would have made much more.

I guess he is satisfied with the gain he made because price went up too much. I think he made a mistake on looking at "historical price" more than looking at the future.

Sifu is sifu, no way to compete with him. Just like in a car racing, sifu already few laps in front, but only a small mistake he made where I can beat him in the one lap. Just one lap. There are few hundred laps.

Also thank him for Tguan 40% up and Opensys 30%. The Holland stocks are Supermax and DKSL. EG is hanging.

Thank sifu Dummy for AWC 170%, Johotin and Hevea. The Holland stock is COMPLET share.

Sifu dummy is very good in analysis. 2016 everyone made very good profit but he made losses. I think because he didn't do portfolio review. He keep holding unto many stocks that already went up and lack growth. If he have the heart to chop most of his stocks every year that lack growth, his return will be superb.

Thanks sifu Uncle Ben for KESM 90% up and IQGroup 40%.

Thanks Paperplane sifu in giving confidence in KESM.

And many sifu who I didn't have the chance to thank here.

In conclusion, there are many ways to look for stocks to buy. I will not be as good or even near the skill of the analysts and many sifu in terms of analysis, but we must know the basic fundamentals, which are cheap PE ratio and high growth.

If we follow analysts and sifu on all the stocks that we see, we will be buying few hundred stocks.

Sometimes we may dispute with them also, example in the case of JHM sifu sold but I still keep in the list. I ignore analyst recommendation when few of them recommend Bursa shares at RM15.

We can also do our own analysis on stocks that are not covered by analysts or bloggers.

In short, this will be my behaviour if I am new....
1) Follow.
I observe their track records and follow the one with better records. Because I don't know anything.

2)Filter.
I have some basic knowledge. Filter all recommendations and sharings by selecting stocks with better figures.

3)Analyse stocks from others.
From all the recommendations or sharings, analyse their figures. May dispute with them. Make own conclusions and decisions.

4)Analyse on own stocks. Look for stocks from everywhere and analyse them in order to come out with some gems to buy.

5)In-depth analysis
Analyse the stocks. Attend AGM. Meet up with management. Hire professional to assist. Study the industry and economy. Buy a big block of the company. May hire a director to be in the Board.

I think I'm in Level 3, trying to be in the basic of Level 4.

Stock market investment is easy. Don't let some potential losses to stop us. Gains are much much more and more than losses.

Happy Investing.

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