ONTHEMONEY wrote:Hi Dayandacool,dayandacool wrote:ONTHEMONEY wrote:Hi BargainBargain wrote:Time to move away from very overcrowded stocks. Pay attention to fundamentally sound stocks.
Thank you for your observation
However, all the BIG BOYS like ARRC CAPITAL and NIMAL PERERA have announced the entry to EXPO yesterday which is fundamentally strong breaking arguments of technicals in this consolidated bull run
Hence, I believe focusing on SMALL SHARES would make you more wealthy when comparing the ROI of your investment and many of the HNWI has entered to many of these counter showing significant signs to grow together with Government New Initiatives.
Good Luck
@ONTHEMONEY
Nimal p has gotten off the bus. Don't bank on him.
Thank you for sharing and respect your observation. I also have noticed his controversial Tweets. But daily FT says ARRC CAPITAL and NIMAL PERERA bagged quantities.
Source-
http://www.ft.lk/front-page/Strong-investor-demand-propels-Expolanka-to-top-30-market-cap-firms/44-707359
Irrespective of whoever enters and exit, what is important is to understand any businesses model's ability to MILK its assets to generate earnings in a given opportunity. I strongly feel, EXPO's value value chain is highly geared to outperform competition better utilisation of a light asset model cf. to a Heavy assets business model adopted by companies like DHL
Therefore, in trading perceptive individuals like NP may also get in and publish various comments about his behaviour which may be not accurate which you and I don't know. But as long as if you know about the company's historical earnings, future earnings potential and business model resulting to capitalize given market opportunities your money is safe as gold
Good Luck
Further, Nimal Perera has followed the retail investors this time adopting for a viable strategy to make money irrespective of whether the investment decision he made is considering the fundamental backing of the company.
As retail investors, we must celebrate this because this time we didn’t follow Mr.Nimal Perera but he followed us whatever said and done.