Who ll be win in this type of mkt ???

kuk83 · 1 Who ll be win in this type of mkt ??? Fri May 06, 2011 1:15 pm

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Fundamental, undervalue shares going down Very Happy

others going up and up Very Happy

I think this is a nice place for gambling.

wikum100 · 2 Re: Who ll be win in this type of mkt ??? Fri May 06, 2011 1:54 pm

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kuk83 wrote:Fundamental, undervalue shares going down
others going up and up

I think this is a nice place for gambling.

yes agreed
now we should master the theories of gambling with liquid share Twisted Evil

hunter · 3 Re: Who ll be win in this type of mkt ??? Fri May 06, 2011 2:18 pm

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Well, I have no problem.

I screen and monitor only 'Fundamentally strong' shares. No matter what happen to 'junkies' I never look at them. It makes my life very easy.

kuk83 · 4 Re: Who ll be win in this type of mkt ??? Fri May 06, 2011 2:27 pm

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hunter wrote:Well, I have no problem.

I screen and monitor only 'Fundamentally strong' shares. No matter what happen to 'junkies' I never look at them. It makes my life very easy.

Hick.... thats good.. Laughing

tkc · 5 Re: Who ll be win in this type of mkt ??? Fri May 06, 2011 3:06 pm

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kuk83 wrote:Fundamental, undervalue shares going down
others going up and up

I think this is a nice place for gambling.

In short term, investors have to be patient...But in long term they will be rewarded for their patience... Smile

BenZ · 6 Re: Who ll be win in this type of mkt ??? Fri May 06, 2011 7:23 pm

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Who ll be win in this type of mkt ???

People who invest 70-80% in fundamental blue chips and trading 20-30% in illiquid high gain high risk stocks.

CSE is no longer a purely blue chip pick-up market. So better to face practical real situation in CSE

tubal · 7 Re: Who ll be win in this type of mkt ??? Fri May 06, 2011 7:37 pm

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When the illiquids start falling the situation is going to be very ugly. I wouldn't be surprised if suicide rate goes up.

mark · 8 Re: Who ll be win in this type of mkt ??? Fri May 06, 2011 9:03 pm

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if you hate to see illiquids going up,remove them from your watch list...as i do............ Cool

Antonym · 9 Re: Who ll be win in this type of mkt ??? Fri May 06, 2011 9:28 pm

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Illiquid shares are not bad shares, per se, except that there is lower demand and supply.

There are at least 2 reasons why people buy shares - to resell or to hold. If you are a 'holder', it doesn't really matter that trading levels are low.

Just to give you an example, my Dad has owned some shares of a certain company since the 1970s. The company is doing alright, Dad gets a regular dividend and nobody gets stressed out about the fact that it is illiquid.

In the long run, the winner will be the person who identifies and invests in companies with long-term growth potential.

Meta Trader · 10 Re: Who ll be win in this type of mkt ??? Sat May 07, 2011 12:58 am

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follow the smart money.

BenZ · 11 Re: Who ll be win in this type of mkt ??? Sat May 07, 2011 12:08 pm

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Antonym wrote:
Just to give you an example, my Dad has owned some shares of a certain company since the 1970s. The company is doing alright, Dad gets a regular dividend and nobody gets stressed out about the fact that it is illiquid.

NEST ???

Antonym · 12 Re: Who ll be win in this type of mkt ??? Sat May 07, 2011 4:27 pm

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@Benz: Quite a good guess - You got the sector right... Ceylon Cold Stores (CCS). Smile

milanka · 13 Re: Who ll be win in this type of mkt ??? Sat May 07, 2011 6:03 pm

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mark wrote:if you hate to see illiquids going up,remove them from your watch list...as i do............

Excellent Advice @Mark – a new concept called as Watch list Management ! Laughing

ShareShares · 14 Re: Who ll be win in this type of mkt ??? Sun May 08, 2011 7:52 am

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BenZ wrote:Who ll be win in this type of mkt ???

People who invest 70-80% in fundamental blue chips and trading 20-30% in illiquid high gain high risk stocks.

CSE is no longer a purely blue chip pick-up market. So better to face practical real situation in CSE

yes, when there is an overall growth all types of shares can improve. To sustain growth, banking and finance sector shares, diversified, blue chips, plantations, hotels and tourism, ports and all sectors need to demonstrate a gradual growth. Then only investors show an interest on the stock market. In a growing market small cap, illiquid shares, large cap and highly liquid shares all can improve. Concept of some shares to go up does not sustain, at the end fundamentals need to be present. Most of the corporate financials reports seem to come out good. If there is an overall growth next week all sectors can attract more and more investments.