Your company got related to Jwhooooo...

He bought out our company and flipped it for profit. Now whether he's still involved...I really dunno

Go figure

YOU didnt learn anyting from HIM?

No way...I scared of this...

Do you know LCW stay at Golden Dragon Garden ?

How u know

U stalking him or Wong Mew Choo

i use to stay 1 stone throw away from his hse.

OMG.. I would wanna wash my face with dettol if that happened..

I prefer acid and alkaline. Or straight masuk dalam 6 papan.

Anyone taking a look at Inari? Feel like eating sushi

Always looking..

And it's older brother too.

macam i could!
busy studying.. dint even know telah digoreng

No need study..

play stock and get rich..

.... after that can play with spiders.

A lot of people seems to be worried about opportunity cost....
I mean it's easy to look back and say.....
for example....
one can easily say...
' I saw many people eat Wantonmee at 11 sen....'
but since CNY, I did not not so much spare money to chiak the wantonmee like crazy......
now that bloody wantonmee is almost 40 sen...
there goes that big opportunity cost....
If only I ........................

Well I dunno ......
looking back is easy....
we can tell which one exactly is an opportunity and which one isn't..............
and what if the opportunity ...... is actually a pitfall?
yeah... what if I buy at 11 sen ....
and that bloody stock fell back to 9.5 sen?

so I am one who knows not how to count opportunity cost........

If no quick profits why you want to be in so early?

Then you hold it if you know the fundamentals are still good.

Would that then be defined as an opportunity?




anyway .....
'hold if fundamentals are still good' got different meanings one leh...
some hold the stock... cos they feel the stock is worth more.....

on the other hand...
some could have bought the stock at the wrong price....
and because they bought at a high price...
they feel they are compelled to hold the stock...
since they feel 'fundamentally the company is still good'.....
so they hold and hope their 'investment' recover.

Nah opportunity cost is what you lose by holding the stock (if you are not making money from it) and not putting it in FD.

For a stock with good fundamentals, there's no "wrong" price. The only requirement is that the fundamentals are good and stay good.

Some cases in point: Maybank, IGBREIT, Sunway etc. If the fundamentals are good just buy it. A bit expensive also doesn't matter, if it's good you will eventually make money from it. Only thing is whether it will beat FD or not..

You probably won't lose money (in the long term) investing in a good company with solid fundamentals, unless the fundamentals cease becoming solid. Only problem is you will lose out to FD long term

This post has been edited by wodenus: Mar 12 2015, 08:27 PM

I guess that is one of the problem every "newbie" facing .. like me, very new and got limited knowledge to the market..
When i first start in equity market and even until now.. i always take some time to look at the fundamental of the company.
and recently, I only started to learn TA myself thru the online source and some guidance from the sifu here.

too bad, everytime when i decided to enter, the price started to go up.. and I will be in a dilemma, whether I should
go for it no matter what price is it or wait until the price come down.