News Analysis On China Automobile Parts Holding Ltd (CAP)

As a CAP investor, you can turn a bear into a bull

Ezra
Publish date: Mon, 15 Jun 2015, 01:21 PM
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It's interesting to note from The Edge dd. 25 May 2015, the Australian mining company Siburan Resources Ltd (SBU) which is acquiring a 16.67% stake in China Automobile Parts Holdings Ltd (CAP) for 60 sen per share counts some prominent Malaysian corporate figures among its major shareholders e.g. Negeri Sembilan royalty Tunku NaquiyuddinTuanku Ja'afar who owns 5 million shares or a 2% stake and RH Resources Ltd an associate of Rimbunan Hijau Group which owns 10.33 million shares or a 4.18% stake

Here's how the Bursa works.

Those wanting to sell high will not be able to do so unless those queuing to sell low were to unqueue their orders.

In simple English, if you were to buy say at 49 sen per share and if the lowest sell offer was 48.5 sen per share, Bursa will automatically register your purchase at the lower 48.5 sen per share.

The operators know this and love manipulating it to their advantage. And the rest of the market simply falls for it.

So it stands to reason, the only way to reverse the trend, is for the ordinary investor to understand this and immediately stop queuing at anything below 50 sen per share.

This will naturally push up the lowest sell offer to 50 sen and above per share. Market will have no choice but to buy whatever there's on the table. 

That's the only way investors will be able to turn the tide against the bear and unlock CAP's price potential for what it's really worth.

                                                                                                                                                     Ezra, 15 June 2015

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lextcs

tencent did aquire a stake in patimas ...where is patimas now? see...its all for show.

2015-06-15 15:39

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