Author need to get a pay cut for messing up all their initial plan

May be the author need to go for a class before proceed to the part 4?

May be he will get the wrong currency this time, instead of USD 100,000 he will end up with MYR or SGD or JPY or CNY or whatever he can get a joke out of it

Too bad the guy who do not read number carefully want to talk about accounting, I'm surprise he could get a correct number this time.

BTW it is the quality of the part 3 insider news?
I has disappointed the price didn't tank much...

Good debt or bad debt it doesn't matter as Hevea only has all the good debt

NTA == never touch again

2014?
Now we are coming to 2016
welcome to time machine.

car price should drop too
House price could drop too if it wasn't well maintained
Everyone will prefer house price to drop a 10-15% before another 100-200% gain

Tomorrow limit up like Comcorp

What to eat for lunch tomorrow
I need recipe now so that I don't need to rush for the sea cucumber later

Liihen also become my favorite now

I got smart phone which is more powerful that it can run anything at max

But I so wise to wait for the unknown source reporting on the court case, it might take months, but tomorrow just take few hours

Tomorrow it is just about few hours to go, it is wise to wait for it then take a tougher routing

Today Hevea barely drop despite the Dow drop
and tomorrow will make much different because Mr. Insider is very worry about Dow

Are you sure also which version of story is true?

Don't be so sad
tomorrow I take the profit and treat you a good lunch

I believe the Mr Insider has reason to choose not to disclose their name and their position

Waterfall of money into my pocket
thank you very much Mr Insider

What is the same guy who keep making their own version of joke everyday

Some random forummer who didn't want to disclose their identity and their source of information now cross the line to ask for proof
wow

Tomorrow limit up 10%
Thank for the free money throw at me again

When will be the part 3 from the so called insider?
Part1 is making some big collapse but part 2 merely make any movement
I did expect part3 to outperform the rest

Today I bob some Heveaboard
And I feel very uneasy

Cannot be i3 forum copyrights the name
I8888 is over 9000 intelligent

Icon?
Why not I8888

I would buy Comcorp over Hevea anytime
Because it is the money made in the process that count
And the person who recommend Comcorp didn't make much in Hevea
May be it isn't very exciting to him?

English is very difficult language and grammar need to be taught since elementary school
Why not funding for primary school English class

Instead of setting up education fund
Why not setting up your own schooling system
And emphasize in English

I am very shocked English is weak

Steep drop of 5%?
Waiting for part number two
Well
Done

Very interesting story again
Xinquan didnt finish yet

Do you know what is super investor advise to most newbie here?
Absolutely not about reading a book written by some very famous big money making born in first world country and successful story

Warren Buffet need to become super investor to make a fortune if he ever think of land his foot on this land.

There is reason why Warren Buffet didn't want to invest here...

If Warren Buffet come here to invest, he may loss his fortune :) and become begger behind the street.

To become a super investor
one need to survive in a country full of scandals and unpredictable future and still make a profit from the greater chaos, in this country the problem is the shit can even drop Warren Buffet glass stock like MyEG, ifca, fgv, many glove counter, and many unreasonable investing experience.

Note : WB is value investor but not super investor

Super investor is none of the above,
they make 100% return in Comcorp in two days
and they beat Warren Buffet into dust

That is why the most precious person will ruin you the most in the end

The life is so full of miserable
You can't be always have the good thing
And good thing will last very short
Most of the time there will be more and more miserable that is bring to you by your most precious person

What is the expected return with so ignorant portfolio?
-50% may be

Waiting for part 3 and the price to gap down another 10%

So fast reported
Not even last one minute
Some people no need rest?

Mudajaya two days can give 100% return

Make a point to see what the market is overlooking
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The truth about valuing stocks is that so much more is happening in subtext and behind the scenes. As we enter 2016, then, it’s worth looking deeper at what matters and what is overlooked when it comes to market valuation.

In a word, context matters most when we talk about valuation.


It should go without saying that even the most popular valuation measures are just data points in a vacuum. But we seem to have lost sight of that amid unscrupulous salesmen masquerading as “experts,” claiming the stock market is “about 80% overvalued.”



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Let’s look at McDonald’s Corp. MCD, -1.08% as a case study in how complicated and nuanced the market really is.

On the surface, I suppose 26 times earnings is indeed a bit rich for a restaurant stock that saw little profit expansion in 2015 and is actually seeing a declining top line. But forward estimates show McDonald’s shares trade at around 22 times next year’s profits — more in line with what some would call “normal.”

Of course, bears may note that sales are projected to drop next year even if profits edge up — to which bulls might respond that an impressive return on equity of more than 40% means McDonald’s can do plenty even with top-line troubles.

And besides, there’s news — namely, the all-day breakfast introduced at the beginning of the fourth quarter that will probably boost performance and lead to a nice earnings surprise. Of course, longer-term this may not be a good thing, as franchisees are already in revolt over a complicated menu and other uncomfortable corporate mandates as of late.

And so it goes, with analysis and rebuttals and speculation.

Nobody said investing was easy.

Oddly enough, however, many of the same investors who pride themselves on knowing how to read a 10-Q are refusing to do the research these days. They simply throw up their hands and say “because of valuation.”

Overlooking the future

The odd thing about many valuations is that they are based on projections of sales and earnings — and therefore are inherently flawed.

For instance, is it any wonder that oil mega-caps Exxon Mobil Corp. XOM, -0.20% and Chevron Corp. CVX, -0.14% trade at 20 times next year’s earnings? That’s because there are two ways for a high P/E at Exxon to resolve itself: either earnings come in better-than-expected to justify the current premium on its stock price, or earnings come in below targets to prove the current share price is not that out of whack after all.

What do you think is going to happen to Exxon, given these choices and the current state of oil prices?

Of course, as shocking as it may seem, Wall Street can and does occasionally offer proper guidance. That makes it all the more maddening to interpret whether forward estimates are too high or too low.

Beyond the factors that will alter the trajectory of an individual company are big-picture trends that affect sectors and asset classes.

Digging deeper into crashing crude oil prices, look at the dramatic selloff across the MLP space. Sure, it’s about oil just like Exxon, but it’s also about broader forces including the quest for yield as income-seeking investors have few alternatives.

A year ago, these master limited partnerships were hanging tough as a “safe” place to find yield, even as crude oil crashed from the mid-$90s to the mid-$50s at the end of 2014. The fact that oil has soured again surely has punished MLPs, but an equally compelling reason is the end of ZIRP as the Fed looks to “normalize” interest rates and investors may start to seek income in less-risky places. At the same time, the brutalized junk bond market ironically has made distressed “high-yield” offers more favorable to some fixed-income managers because they think they are finally being adequately compensated for risk.

And so it goes: News breaks, data is digested, and investors react. Some might be right, others might be too emotional — or just too early — to profit.

Valuation metrics surely play into these moves. But they are frequently the tail of the dog, with traders willing to pay a theoretical premium or afraid to buy at a theoretical discount based on their bigger-picture views of the future.

In other words, if valuation is driving your views of the future, instead of the future driving your views on valuation, you’re doing it wrong.

Forex gain is the new set of rules set by new people
Most of my top pick is forex beneficiary I will expect thing to work out good when I had a good start that is stick with the same rule, a good start contribute to 50% of your chance to success, another 50% come from holding power.

There is always new rules made by new people
It is nothing surprise to see a brand new rule setting by now,
some people want a rule to compare in quarter basis some in annual basic some want to see in decade basic, and they also people care about prospective basis and also longer prospective, one need to be very clear that they don't want to be in the middle of the two rules.

Most of the pick from the list doesn't look like it fulfil "A 2016 new year reflection on 10 characteristics of stocks to avoid kcchongnz"
Basically I can't believe it picked by the person who need a very strong sense about fundamental. It made my day!