do you think Big Government like china and US will let gold drop to worthless? they are holding up majority of the chunk for their last bullet

Just look at TG announcement on EPF

Apparently they sold their shares at the lowest dip. So on the surface, it looks like they are the biggest loser

Mind to share which plantation stocks you are looking at? We might help you to create a breakout 😁

is the dividend not tempting enough for you?

Frontken is set to break its resistance

This stock I think is quite resistant as it’s major subsidiary revenue is derived from Taiwan

Politically unstable in Malaysia will not (or minimal ) affect its financial earnings

Anyone had a FA study on this counter?

fake breakout

i manage my own portfolio considered or not? 100K or 80-85% of my total asset stays invested in share market. 15-20% spare cash to pump in when market is down

but to ignore macroeconomic is abit stupid. you need to bother both company and macroeconomics to build up a resilient portfolio

just some sharing on my personal ideas. i started building my portfolio since 2013. back then i was a total noob and do trading in-out-in-out and lost some of my pocket money. i remembered how i lost money in topglove. yes the worker bully case that sink the gloves shares. i had to cut lost and the next thing happen - H1N1 comes in and the stock easily double from the lowest. a big big mistake made

after a few more stocks trading and lost a few round of money. i decided to stop trading and start buy shares in small batch and forget about it. leave it there and let it just grow or die.

so i have think on malaysia economy and the potential is rather on the export side. when first gotten my salary, i tried hard to save 4 months worth of salary savings of RM1500 and buy hartalega. subsequently i bought into Hevea (no longer with me) and Tguan (swapped to BPPlastic when Tguan was in bad shape)

i have identify 6 sectors i should stay invested which is:-
Gloves
Plastic
furnishing and wood products
Oil and Gas
Tech
Plantation (oil palm)

in the early years, i focus on cheap shares, which means buy the lowest PE stocks, but eventually this idea doesnt work, which eventually i made up my mind and choose to switch over to the industry leader

over the time, i just throw in my salary savings at the beginning of the month (top up with dividend received to invest and buy, and top up)
maybank trade is only RM12 per trade after adding duty stamp, clearing and SST. every batches of RM1000-RM2000, the brokerage fees of RM12 is very reasonable

and if you recalled my previous post. i don't focus on 1 share in the particular sector. i rather stay invest in the top 3 leaders of every industry

it can be in terms of FA such as
1. PE/growth
2. top market cap
3. reputation

or TA
1. leading in chart
2. most resistance to pull back
3. breakout

I'm more of FA guy. everyone is different in their own interpretation

they can be sued by issuing statement by medical practitioner

Haha. which is your top poison for choice of country for next 10 years?
1. China
2. Vietnam
3. Indonesia
4. India
5. ???

there is no need to monitor everyday.

Put it there and treat it as your personal fund

This is investing, not trading



This post has been edited by squarepilot: Jan 18 2021, 02:16 PM

Daibochi is into 100% manufacturing. Scientex is not

and Daibochi is owned by Scientex anyway

I just glance through. I have a full time time which requires me to work 6 days a week, 8.30am to 6pm and usually overtime without paid. Due to this reason I diversify and can't focus one 2 or 3 particular share. I will monitor in daily basis or weekly basis. Which the exception of this 2 or 3 months (market too hot mah😅)

By the way. Have to admit this is not a good method to ehem.. Trade stocks. Look at how I lose 93 percent in sapura and velesto. This is the consequences if one refuse to cut loss and move on

Even vanguard2015 and boon is trading mah. Not really investing.

Reits is a good hedge against inflation
you get your returns, with capital appreciation with close to inflationary rate
of cause, one also should study with due diligent and pick which Reits to invest in

there is no stocks selling at discount now

if got, let me know okay?

This post has been edited by squarepilot: Jan 25 2021, 03:29 PM

If's it's milo or biscuit, tguan has less to do with it

more involves daibochi or tomypak

i think most of the people will try not to ask you to buy a shirt for rm100 which it's priced rm50 at the first place

he is lucky to live and invest during the boom of malaysia market where FDI is pouring big numbers

us? situation was different when you can simply buy banking, consumer and industrial stocks to hold and keep