Thank you Uncle Koon. Every piece of advice you prescribed is priceless. I've cleared useless counters off my portfolio. I realised I made a lot of unforgivable mistakes by buying into stocks with speculative natures in the past (based on hot tips), thanks again for waking me up. I'm obliged to tell you Jaya Tiasa is now my major investment holding with 150k shares. I have also 25k Mudajaya and some Kulim. Ha!
Dear Uncle Koon, I have been buying a number of Jaya Tiasa and Gamuda stocks the last few days after reading your blog and recommendation. Previously, I am just contented with putting my savings in managed funds. But due to your generosity in sharing, I decided to do a bit of investment myself. I was going to buy some more Jaya Tiasa stocks today but it went up today and I am not sure what to do. Should I buy more even if the prices have gone up? Thank you for sharing. I really appreciate it and also love to read your blog
Mr Koon has been in overdrive lately on forumming with others- thanks in part to JT's good gains in the past few days.
I would like to add that while it is important to invest in only companies that will see (vastly) increasing profits in coming years, the pertinent point is to assess how much of these future profits have been reflected in the share price. That inevitably leads us back to the basic way of calculating fair value of a company, i.e. discounted free cash flow to the equity shareholders. There is no short-cut in investing successfully.
Thx uncle koon. I've 600k JT shares at avg price 2.21 :) Since the profit >20% in just 2 months I am thinking to cash out 50% first. Pls advise if i should hold longer
Brilliant Mr Koon! I think it is not too late to join the ship if one -- especially those critical on Mr Koon -- admits their mistake now. I am sure Mr Koon is not looking at only RM3 or RM4, but way higher than that.
I think it is too early to celebrate now. Anyway congrats to Mr Koon and the riders. :)
Where on earth can you find noble persons like Mr. Koon? The answer is virtually zero. Yes, we may have joined Mr. Koon to purchase stocks he already owned this time. The most important lesson here is that success is contingent upon ones' willingness to change attitudes. And this success can be further enhanced or optimised if ones know how to master (ride on) financial tools like Margin Finance.
Palm oil has reached to the bottom.Now is rally up. However JT is not a good investment. Problem is she has a large piece of pie in SARAWAK.. Scalp and run...2.68 is good enough..
People won't care much where is the plantation area and debt now. What they really care is CPO price movement. If CPO price is heading north, all plantation counters would follow suite.
Many readers asked when should they sell? Many people who have bought Jaya Tiasa, Mudajaya or Kulim , must be careful not to sell too early. With the CPO price on a sustainable up trend, all plantation companies will continue to make increasingly more profit. Now you must read my article "Why clever investors make big money mistake" which I posted a few weeks ago.
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Thank you Uncle Koon. Every piece of advice you prescribed is priceless. I've cleared useless counters off my portfolio. I realised I made a lot of unforgivable mistakes by buying into stocks with speculative natures in the past (based on hot tips), thanks again for waking me up. I'm obliged to tell you Jaya Tiasa is now my major investment holding with 150k shares. I have also 25k Mudajaya and some Kulim. Ha!