Mr Koon, agree with your advice except the following comment : If you are always too busy and have no time to review your share holdings.
If an investor is too busy to take care of too many companies, he can always just shrink his portfolio to less companies of better quality. 5-10 companies is good enough.
Thanks Mr Koon for your advice. Happy to have you in i3 to share valuable investing experience here. May god bless you for all the good health. Regards, YiStock
Keep up your good work,Mr.Koon.Only the perennial losers are the one who are abusive and inordinately criticise your opinion and advise...there are ten fold more who are quietly learning the art of investing and picking on your ideas..
Just one Rule to win. Rule No.1 - Buy when market is plunging, sell when market is rallying. Do nothing when market is sideways. Repeat a few times a year.
Mr. Koon is a very kind person I agree and I know but I still think that he is not that kind enough. I hope he spend more time caring for more people and spend more donations for people who really need the money so that they can improve the well being of their lives.
Latitude is a good furniture stock, this I have not doubt about it, at RM7, but the point is it is even better if the price is cheaper for you to buy and hold for long term investment.
don't know why this article after read feel very demotivated...maybe too many negative wording in the article...like if you cannot control your emotion and sell desperately now as if the market cannot rebound. 2. If you cannot understand the quarterly report announcement in Bursa. 3. If you cannot understand the company annual balance sheet. 4. If you cannot afford to lose some money because share investment is risky. 5. If you are always too busy and have no time to review your share holdings. 6. If you cannot understand what is P/E ratio, NTA, Cash flow, dividend yield etc. 7. If you could not appreciate all my articles I posted in i3investor.com.
so many cannot...my impression will straight to cannot...
advice no7 is not valid.no article is holy grail for investor.do not overestimate i3 as though it can influence bursa.frequent web surfer do not translate to real investor/trader.
the problem now crash is coz by a human, a enemy of this country plus the external factors !
if you cannot control your emotion and sell desperately now as if the market cannot rebound. Direct crash drop like 10 days, how to control the emotion ? we are jus human only
In life, when you keep blaming others, you are like the old grandmother, who always have unfinished business today and everyday. What about your own contributions? What have you contributed yourself to make your relationship with other people working well? What is your contribution? Failure and Success is only one foot away, both are not far apart from each other, but people don't realize it at all. The failure is giving you the improvement you need to become successful, for practising purpose, but how to be successful, how? When you confront a difficult situation, use the easiest way you can to get rid of the problem. Remember what I said, failure and success is only one foot away from each other, the easiest way you can to get rid of the problem is to drop the unpleasantness in the past and move on with life. Failure is the practise you need to be able to do something using the easiest way when you really encounter a big problem, and failure and success is one foot away. No need to be like grandmother, doing the same old stuffs day and day or recycling unpleasantness for what. Drop the unpleasantness is your contribution to others, nobody is perfect, you will be able to live a more purposeful life other than you just know how to nag only. I want to see some improvement, please don't nag and nag over and over, you don't know how to live a purposeful life is it?
This article was not as nauseating unlike your other BUY calls posts. until I read the last sentence of advice no.7. Bragging and showing ego again! KYY will still be KYY
1.if you cannot control your emotion and sell desperately now as if the market cannot rebound. 2.If you cannot understand the quarterly report announcement in Bursa. 3.If you cannot understand the company annual balance sheet. 4.If you cannot afford to lose some money because share investment is risky. 5.If you are always too busy and have no time to review your share holdings. 6.If you cannot understand what is P/E ratio, NTA, Cash flow, dividend yield etc. 7.If you could not appreciate all my articles I posted in i3investor.com.
Yes, Stock God. Shall i buy Xinquan, Jtiasa, Mudajaya now? It has dropped more than 50% from the date u recommended in I3?
Jtiasa is not Mr. Koon's problem, to be fair to him. You ask yourself whether you yourself look carefully or not. That company issues outstanding 973 million shares to the public of par value RM1. But net profit they are able to generate from the company per year is only around 57 million plus or so. Whether the company is retarded I don't know, this is not Mr. koon's fault, you see, it uses 973 million capital to do business and produce 57 million of profit for one year (June 31 2014), whose fault is this, is this Mr. Koon's fault. It only makes 5.8 cents using RM1 invested. Even selling teh talik is a better business than the Jaya Tiasa business. Even the GST is 6% already. This company is not productive, even less productive than the government, especially it has been in the business for so long, why? Something fishy right?
Good post guru Koon, but the last point was egoistic, but it is ok for someone of your stature and wealth. Anyway thank you for sharing with us, we appreciate it greatly and wishes you well.
one important key...do u have big capital like Mr Koon? Can u have more direct information like Mr Koon? He know a lot of bosses & he got influence cos he is famous & rich? Can buy more in the crisis time? We're not same class as Mr Koon, therefore some idea might not fix to your need...therefore, we need to find what is best suit to us due to our limitation...like some ppl like fundamental well penny stock to ride the wealth...like u invest 0.08 in IFCA...& be more capital when it reach 1.8 & lock in the profit...
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Posted by chonghai > 2015-08-11 08:54 | Report Abuse
Mr Koon, agree with your advice except the following comment :
If you are always too busy and have no time to review your share holdings.
If an investor is too busy to take care of too many companies, he can always just shrink his portfolio to less companies of better quality. 5-10 companies is good enough.
Mr Koon, MAGNI is another interesting company.