Insas and Inari gonna get interesting this week...

200m in first 30minutes...

Should you fear when everyone greed?

It might continue to run a little bit further after the cooling period for quite a long time. Errmm, should fear?

Better sell off all then!

Most recovered somewhat... hmm... see see look look first.

Some of you may be interested in this new paper which supports momentum investing:

http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2435323

Do you believe in momentum investing?

Interesting! Thanks!

.... and what is interesting about it?

I can't respond because I don't really know much about it. I am probably closest to being a value investor, with a strong emphasis on dividends. Judging from your own comments, you do subscribe to momentum investing ideas. Note that while the paper I linked talks about momentum investing only, the authors personally advocate a combination of value investing and momentum investing. It seems to me that this is very close to what you yourself do in this thread.

Everything is interesting for a newb like me. Don't tease me.

hehe....

can I ask you one more thing?

value vs growth investing, what do you prefer?

cheh!

why should I tease you?

Growth investing!

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think they're almost the same thing, especially compared to something that is purely technical like momentum investing which ignores financial reports. The difference is that value investing is based on current known value (as far as can be known from current reports anyway) while growth investing is based on future expected value. Growth investing should therefore be higher risk - higher return because there are more unknown factors at play and expected growth may not realize.

Make KFC when everyone else if making KFC

Mr.Ben sudah mau sampai Boon's resistance liao eh,

No need to correct wrong or right one la.... this is no test, we just chit chat mah....

Yes, I also agree that they should be the same and in fact, by adding in 'value' into the selection criteria, one is simply making a better choice in their investing.

By excluding the issue of growth, it means value investing is simply open for abuse. Value investing can be loosely used for any kind of company, even the average run companies whose management has no motivation to improve the company profits at all.

Growth is part of value, yes?

Hiding where?

Sell in May la...

WTH are you still here?



Lubang up today wor...
why?
when will lubang be filled back?