Vs competitive industries. business wise it has no competitive edge, can be copied very easily, can be bullied by client. good business will never be bullied by client. Business wise already fail.
U dont even know what is happening inside. Dont touch if u dont know
It’s always a good strategy to diversify portfolio through buying property from profit derived in share trading. Traders are normally feeling of insecurity due to nature of their business. We would never know the exact time stepping on landmines due to switching among counters in the party. It’s not easy to control greed emotion if we have spare cash on hand and do nothing on it unless we temporarily stop scouting opportunities in stock markets.
Property located in good location providing decent rental yield remains attractive for generating passive income in longer term. It offers high security especially during bear market.
They normally won’t look for capital appreciation in property cause the quantum of capital appreciation in share trading is much higher in stock market. What they look for is security of passive income to cover their daily expenses. In case of market crash, they also able to survive even though portfolio go Holland. Not much pressure in supporting financial commitments in family at least.
The moment we started to buy property from profit deriving from share trading, there is a feeling of ‘ no matter what happen to my exiting portfolio, I am still making profit in the stock market. ‘ This is another confident level associates with our stock picking decisions whether now or future.
Up_down, You are very good and you hit the jackpot. You are 100% correct I think. Divide our investments into Property, FD and share investment are a better strategy. When the stock market is bearish, it is better to put money into FD. When bull market appears again, withdraw from FD to load the stock market is a better move. Invest in share in a bull market will definitely able to cover the interest earned from FD.
Zhuge. You are doing well in stock market. We are not a real investor like WB or 3iii investing in few companies business sustainable in long term. This is the main weakness in traders go for 2nd and 3rd liners.
AGAIN CONMAN 3iii MAKE THE RIGHT POINT HERE LOH.....!!
WELL DONE LOH....THIS TIME HE HAS PLAYED DOWN HIS PROMOTION OF HIS OVERVALUE STOCK LOH....!!
USUALLY HE WILL TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO TOUT HIS LIST OF OVERVALUE STOCK UNASHAMELY LOH....!!
THIS IS A GOOD SIGN OF CHANGE MAN ?
WILL SEE LOH...!!
Posted by 3iii > Dec 28, 2018 11:42 AM | Report Abuse
Actually, many "investors" share the same fearful and harmful thinking that the Malaysian market is not for long term investing. The Malaysian stock market is not different from other stock markets, IF you are one who is focussed on value, high quality growing companies and not overpaying to own them.
The most important factor is the investor HIMSELF OR HERSELF.
Has he or she the knowledge and the temperament:
1. To understand the business 2. To know its durable economic advantage over others and for how long this will last 3. To know the integrity and ability of the managers. 4. To value the company.
Basically, stay WITHIN your circle of competence and always ensure when you buy, you have a margin of safety.
There are excellent companies in Malaysia to invest long term. They have returned 15%+ yearly over decades. Admittedly, there are very few such high quality stocks. Once you own them, keep them forever. The doubling after a long period is phenomenal at the end.
You will be talking of millions, rather than thousand or tens of thousands.
Some stocks may run into problems, but they are few and rare.
It is irrational to be frightened off the stocks (slice your nose) because of them.
Posted by 3iii > Dec 28, 2018 12:30 PM | Report Abuse
If you do have to play momentum, do it in a conservative way with moderate risk. Most of all don’t be fooled by a manager’s great returns over a period – he may just be playing momentum. Check out his returns when the trend reverts.
Be careful when playing momentum – following the trend may appear to be your friend, but can quickly turn into a foe you had never bargained for.
No ending for debating who would win or lose in investing/Trading. You guys haven been watering the seed from Investlah to I3 more than 5 years. Both guys makes good money in Bursa but still unable to accept the differences. Wanna carry this seed to next life ke?
With his tunnel vision 3iii can only see stalwarts which are blue chips which are now fully priced in. There is little for retailers to follow. No wonder investlah people find no help and go wandering into casino stocks
Peter Lynch said there are 6 types of stocks
Here are the 6 types of stocks you should pay attention to, according to Peter Lynch.
1)Slow Growers. Slow growers are large-cap companies whose earnings are, if not stable, growing at a lower rate than that of the economy. ... 2)Stalwarts. ... 3)Fast Growers. ... 4)Cyclicals. ... 5)Turnarounds. ... 6)Asset Plays.
Peter Lynch magellan Fund at 39% even beat Warren Buffet at 25%. If 3iii thinks his 10% or more is good he should keep his mouth shut
Buying only 10 stocks?
Sifu Peter Lynch bought 2,000 over stocks through many years as a fund manager. Some cyclicals he bought & sold 3 or 4 times
3iii knows also "zero" about cyclicals, turnarounds & asset plays
His knowledge is very restricted & limited
Even Ben Graham talked about Cigar type value stocks which 3iii knows nothing at all
Posted by 3iii > Dec 28, 2018 02:08 PM | Report Abuse
>>>Just as otb admits that he perceives volatilities of the market to be risk, on the other hand, I perceive volatilities to be my friend.<<<
Making money is secondary, the most important is to protect capital. Once you do not have capital, you will disappear from stock market. A careful investor is always want to protect capital first. It is better to slow down or stop when bear market appears.
buffet, peter and graham follower...the cult followers...we all know what eventually happen to cult followers......they all go commit suicide in the end.......
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
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Posted by godhand > 2018-12-26 12:21 | Report Abuse
Vs competitive industries. business wise it has no competitive edge, can be copied very easily, can be bullied by client. good business will never be bullied by client. Business wise already fail.
U dont even know what is happening inside. Dont touch if u dont know