imokurok, you have asked a million-dollar question. I go by my gut feeling once I have studied about a stock and found that it may be good for investment. I will observe the price movement for a while before I make a decision to buy or not to buy. I usually buy some first. If the price moves up and comes down a little or the stock price is shooting up, I will add some. The same is repeated. This strategy is not foolproof but seems to work well. A lot depends on news flow as well. Like OKA, I entered at 1.05 before the split and I still bought at 1.10 after the split because of the dividend and bonus issue. If I see there is still much potential in a particular stock, I will buy more and more. So far I have made very few mistakes. Those so-called "mistakes" were because I didn't hold the stocks long enough!
ckwan11d, thanks for sharing. Besides fundamentals, I also look for the POTENTIAL of a stock. When I first bought INARI, looking at its fundamentals alone, it was not very attractive - high P/E, low dividend yield, low NTA. But I saw its potential and I bought it. It became my star stock! Thanks to God who led me to notice Inari, OKA, and ...
"I never attempt to make money on the stock market. I buy on the assumption that they could close the market the next day and not reopen it for five years." Warren Buffett
ckwan11d, thanks for your very generous compliments. Again I say, 过奖了!I am as not smart as what you say. I feel I need to stress one point: If I have hit the bull's eye in my share investment, it is purely by the grace of God. That is what i strongly believe. So many stocks in Bursa Malaysia, how to find the right ones to buy? No analysis or strategy is foolproof. There are so many factors which are beyond our control. I do what I can to study some stocks and pray hard that I invest in the right ones! Thank God that He has indeed blessed me. Glory to God.
imokurok, my advice is never go for speculative stocks. Invest in stocks with good fundamentals and potential. Do as much homework as you can before you buy a particular stock to minimize your risk. There is no free lunch in this world!
KingPro, my near term TP is 1.50. "Near term" meaning by the end of this year. It is not based on any analysis, just my intuition. I may not sell even at 1.50, depending on the new scenario then. Look at the price chart for the last 3 years and you will have confidence in OKA!
rosetan,ya i have review in pass few years of the chart trend, it's stable and grow up slowly. just in at 1.11 it is high my price? how about insas? rosetan
Entering OKA at 1.11 is OK, I think. I added at 1.10.
I have accumulated Insas. I believe it is very much undervalued. I expect the company to make a lot of money when the 2H financial results comes out. I expect some upward movement of its price after that. If it declares a good dividend, share price will surge.
I expect some upward movement when the ex-date for the bonus issue is announced. Very small no. of shares issued (only 121.8m after the split) compared to other counters (e.g., Insas, 693.3m). Easy to move up.
Nothing much happened, sentiments of war triggering market slumps everywhere. now is the best time to top up at low price for counters which you have confident in long term.
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Posted by focuz > 2014-07-20 00:07 | Report Abuse
@ckwan11d, our greatest enemy inside of us is our mind. You are what you think. Period.