Can't understand this.. what is a good profit if you can't spend it

Can't understand you too.. U mean unrealised profit?

Yes.. you can't spend your unrealized profit.. it's so weird, like you have money but don't have money

You're weird. So let's say you buy a stock, you make a good profit although you hold less than 2 weeks for example.. Or 1 month..

And you so happen to share it out say you making a good profit. I'm sure you have paper profit which you still holding.

Unless you said you will only share you profit once it's been realised than I have nothing to say.

Maybe I'm weird, I think money is something you can spend see let's say I have Rm500 this month, I can spend Rm100 this month (for example.) But if you have say Rm500 paper profit, how do you budget?

today still red day...big cap like TNB not red consider good liao

Answer me my question above first.

1. Do you have paper profit?

2. If yes, if you don't ever share you make some good profit on some stocks you haven't realised then I understand your initial intention of your comment.

I got say I got meh?

Err... USD?
let me say this...
that currency is way over rated....
LOL!
come on....
their economy is still a pile of shit...
so why is their currency so strong?



anyway, I reckon we (or the whole world) is still paying for the sins of US sub prime crimes....
all the helicopter money spun out from the low interest rates have left the US Fed in an extremely difficult situation....
hold the rates.... susah...
increase rates... lagi susah....

anyway the point for me...is not how much longer it can last....
( I might be wrong ) but it's just that I feel the ringgit could weaken much, much further.....   

which is why I feel the USD strength AGAINST the ringgit could continue..........................
now for Hevea...
I see a lot of strong points....
the main one stems from it's 2 core products...
the partical boards and RTA

the RTA business strengthened just like other companies like Homer etc etc...
the particle boards business had been poor the past couple of years...

but as mentioned in the posting  post #531..
a massive turnaround happened for the particle boards business...
just like evergreen fibreboard (though not exactly the same as it's fibreboard and not particle borad)  and also Mieco Chipboard....
the business is booming (can google about the comeback in US housing market and the booming particle board business) ....

so in a sense...
there's 2 area of massive profit growth for Hevea...

which is why the current first half fiscal year profits have almost doubled.... (30 million vs 15.7 million)
it's like 2 in one...
booming furniture business + booming particle board business....

and with the 'strength' in the USD....
profits should even increase further.....

it's like a natural/'safe' hedge against the weak ringgit...

and of course there's other positives...

lol....

shit I am sounding like a snake oil salesman selling first class ticket to Holland....

Ini abang give tipsy again......

For point 2, I think you can refer to the profits from the HDD players..

The profits from next few quarters should be leng chai....


Maybe gark can help. 

boon3 Thanks for your opinion. 

1. The irrational drop in share price happened everywhere throughout the whole market. So I see it as a very good opportunity for everyone to collect more. There were a lot people/sheep/sharks/fishermen accumulating at 0.19 to 0.21 for many days.

2. MPAY will not be everyone's cup of tea whereby you have consistent growth in earnings, revenue, dividends, cash etc. No major catalyst or even funds involved to help to goreng the stock. This won't be the stock that guarantees a decent return with any margin of safety. Like you said the valuation of the share price is not justifiable based on its current and historical financial results. But, does that rule MPAY out from being a potential 2 to 5 bagger? Only time will tell.

3. I have a decent/small shareholding in Mpay at a decent average price. I am aware of some friends, relatives and etc who bought big blocks of shares. So, let's see how things pend out later on. If I lose in the end then it should be a good lesson to learn and reassess what went wrong etc.

4. Everyone's objective is to make money in the stock market. There are many schools of thought and realistic approaches to investing and trading. Plenty of technical and fundamental techniques to determine the intrinsic value, support and resistance levels etc. Regardless, I am still learning and gaining experience along the way. 

Haha no denying hevea is doubling thier profit and will continue to do so as long as the USD is still strong.

Will study on it, looks like solid fundamentals at first glance...  maybe my heart is not in MY stock now.. 

Bought PGAS.IJ at 2,6XX.. 

It is true that the rig count is down. But the oil production still stay put and demand still do not increase much. Now people keep storing oils (1-2 mil barrels per day).. In addition, we need the oil companies die FASTER so that the industry reshuffle, global demand pick up significantly / disaster affect significant production before oil price have significant move.

Otherwise, oil price still need to wait.. I believe USD 60 for WTI should be the cap in a few years. When the oil price go back to USD 60, shale oil operators will start again. Furthermore, shale oil manage to cut production cost to 40-50USD.

Just my 0.0001 cent thought

Can't understand you too.. U mean unrealised profit?

I don't even bother to average down on my O&G stocks now. But in a few blue chips during the correction. Making some good profit now

Year end window dressing coming too

it's not a suggestion ....

just a sharing of opinions....
something which is lacking nowadays in this thread....

ROFLMAO!

   
don't torture yourself laaaa....................

Snake oil ... snake oil.. come get some. 

1. I did once. I had this exact same problem.

2.No I don't usually share any profits.. but all the same I'd like an answer to that because I had this "how much do you budget" problem.