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Dear Hulumas,
It still hover around 0.06, but how come strong queue at 0.055?
Dear Readers,
Now, I am on my 2nd stage of accumulating the shares at Sgd. 0.06 up to Sgd. 0.075. Time to buy to add my stock portfolio again!!!
Dear Readers,
Will this counter wake up? It sleep so well so far. What on earth is the problem?
Dear Readers,
Oh..oh... , as if I am a single fighter to day, it is so strange!
Dear Singaporegal,
On the contrary, in my opinion, it is a bottom out signal at the same time a very very strong buy call. Therefore, hereby, I shall call every body buy buy buy......
Penny stock with terrible volumes... TA people should avoid
Dear Readers,
Lately China Infrastructure has changed its business nature to act as a developer and civil contractor. The group has acquired a big land some where in Beijing. So I firmly decide buying at Sgd. 0.07 and keep buying about 8000 lots in the long run.
We will see the light very soon !
derekcoo, we are in the same boat as I am holding it since IPO's days. Hope to see some light soon.
Buy this counter if one have any "solid" insider news or believe in its FA. As per what singaporegal had said on 5 Dec, this counter had inconsistent volumes and penny stock, so TA people will tend to give this counter a miss.
This counter worth buy ?
Dear iPunter,
Yes, I agree with you.
What I meant was all are punters. :). So there's really no need to be irritated and distinguish whether comments are made by a 'punter' or an investor.
Dear iPunter,
Just be uniquely yourself, nothing wrong with it. You should be proud of yourself to be a successful punter, why not?
Dear Derekcoo,
Ha.. ha..ha.. Past performance would not be necessarily reflected as the future performance. I am sure, in the near future, this counter start creeping up and up till it reachs its justified price.
Somehow, people don't seem to like being referred to as 'punters', but definitely not me.
Due to the nature of the stock market, namely its stocks' erratic price fluctuations from hour to hour, day to day, week to week, month to month, and even year to year (which is rather common), investors are having migraine trying to figure out what price their stock is going to be at any given moment say, in the course of a span of a few years.
Thus when a stock's price goes very much lower than a previous 12-month peak, the long-term investors would invariably secretly harbour the thought that 'they should have sold it first' if they knew the price will go so low. Some may not like to admit to anyone that they ever harbour that 'silly' thoughts. But it is common sense that when money is involved, no one will be so generous as to accept the fact that their hard earned money is eroded through no fault of their own. These investors will comfort themselves with affirmations, maybe, that 'what goes down will always come back up.' But at the end of a period of a big fall over a long period of time, when these affirmations, if such are indeed being used, fail to bear fruit, the long-term investors will start to wonder if their 'holding on' to stock was the best thing for them to do. Eventually, many so-called long-term investors, after a few years of experiencing 'roller coaster' price fluctuations in the stocks they love most, will tire of their practice of holding without any objective. This is when they make resolutions, perhaps coinciding with the time of a new year, to learn some 'tricks' TA.
And thusly, a 'long-term punter' is born!
Due to the nature of the stock market, namely its stocks' erratic price fluctuations from hour to hour, day to day, week to week, month to month, and even year to year (which is rather common), investors are having migraine trying to figure out what price their stock is going to be at any given moment say, in the course of a span of a few years.
Thus when a stock's price goes very much lower than a previous 12-month peak, the long-term investors would invariably secretly harbour the thought that 'they should have sold it first' if they knew the price will go so low. Some may not like to admit to anyone that they ever harbour that 'silly' thoughts. But it is common sense that when money is involved, no one will be so generous as to accept the fact that their hard earned money is eroded through no fault of their own. These investors will comfort themselves with affirmations, maybe, that 'what goes down will always come back up.' But at the end of a period of a big fall over a long period of time, when these affirmations, if such are indeed being used, fail to bear fruit, the long-term investors will start to wonder if their 'holding on' to stock was the best thing for them to do. Eventually, many so-called long-term investors, after a few years of experiencing 'roller coaster' price fluctuations in the stocks they love most, will tire of their practice of holding without any objective. This is when they make resolutions, perhaps coinciding with the time of a new year, to learn some 'tricks' TA.
And thusly, a 'long-term punter' is born!
This is a very boring stock
I hold it since IPO till now.
Sad man.. 1999 till now 7 years already.
If can go up, will be very happy..
Dear Singaporegal,
Thank you for your information, I can understand. Please be noted I do not ask any punter to do his job in the first place. All the share prices I prefer to let them be natural and go accordingly to market demand and supply mechanism instead.
Hi Humulus,
Regarding your question on a $0.10 stock with high volumes... I would still not buy into this stock. I don't like penny stocks because they are prone to a lot of volatility. A small change in a stock's price can cause a large change in the charts. Also, small cap stocks are subject to alot of punting (no pun intended for iPunter ... hehe.. ) and this increases its volatility.
Regarding your question on a $0.10 stock with high volumes... I would still not buy into this stock. I don't like penny stocks because they are prone to a lot of volatility. A small change in a stock's price can cause a large change in the charts. Also, small cap stocks are subject to alot of punting (no pun intended for iPunter ... hehe.. ) and this increases its volatility.
You are so right. By reading the variety of views expressed in this forum, much benefit can be derived, not only in making money, but also learn about the nature of the stock market beast, the beast which can whack the daylight out of us anytime if we are not careful. Actually the beast is not really that frightening. It's just that we expose ourselves for the beast to whack us. And when the beast have whacked us, it does not even realise it.