One important factor often overlooked by investors is the liquidity of the shares traded. Even if the business fundamentals are good, big investors will not buy in unless there is reasonably good liquidity in a company. Evergreen has good liquidity and thus will deserve a higher PE rating. It's PE rating is currently below it's peers' average because of its past sufferings. This situation is now steadily changing as it attracts institutional funds.
Brent crude oil price is now at US$ 55 per barrel and trending downwards. This will be very good for export based manufacturers like Evergreen. In addition ringgit may further weaken to 3.85 in the near future, also good for exporters like Evergreen. US home sales data is also very strong and strongly trending upwards. Looks like all the macro indicators are favoring export-based companies like Evergreen in the foreseeable future.
It's normal as their valuation price actually is around RM2. Speculators sold a lots of shares these 2 days. Anyway, positive growing for this stock. Wait for their great growth and keep holding till end of this year.
Get ready for some BIG gains this week, At this price a lot of traders and speculators are going to enter this counter, For longer-term investors, this correction was a very good opportunity to increase shareholdings. Dollar is still strengthening - good for Evergreen's business. Yesterday, markets in Asia panicked because of the drop in China on Monday, but Europe and Wall Street have kept-on rising because of positive news. Asian markets will catch-up. Chinese share markets are not connected to the global financial system as much as other major stock markets. The impact on Asia was psychological. Get ready for the rebound.
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....
johnny cash
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Posted by johnny cash > 2015-07-21 10:40 |
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