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STOCK MARKET DISCUSSION V150
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chromatino_hex
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Jul 12 2021, 12:41 AM
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Yeah lol every bursa investor that i know is negative. Win a lot in penny stock then lost a ton more. I strongly suggest that no one should treat investing in individual stocks in Bursa as a viable long term option.
However, it is only a matter of time before foreign investors discover our country as the next emerging market. It is a long term bet
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chromatino_hex
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Jul 12 2021, 04:09 PM
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Bursa is so shit. You still lose money. It doesn't matter. Blue chips, penny stocks, growth you lose money. The only stocks green are those that were heavily beaten down. There are no companies making ATHs this month except Genetec, CiHoldings, and etc
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chromatino_hex
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Jul 13 2021, 04:17 PM
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Foreign market is so easy to swing trade but you need to stay up late which could take a toll on your health long term. Bursa has bull traps everywhere, not enough liquidity and volume to sustain any bull run except 1 or 2 top gainers.
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chromatino_hex
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Jul 13 2021, 06:03 PM
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QUOTE(squarepilot @ Jul 13 2021, 04:54 PM) Bursa counter are pretty much over priced compared to other markets (currently). therefore, if you do not depend on charts, hard for you to make a swing I am part time trader and I am not joking every time I put money into my Mplus account, the balance always come out lower no matter what type of strategy I used. Whereas my IBKR account gives me sweet gains However, I do not agree that Bursa market is overvalued compared to the average PE of S&P500. We are kinda undervalued compared to Vietnam and Taiwan as well given our negative GDP growth
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chromatino_hex
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Jul 21 2021, 03:42 PM
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Good market
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chromatino_hex
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Jul 21 2021, 03:43 PM
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All US stocks on ascending wedges. Small caps penny stocks will be back soon.
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chromatino_hex
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Jul 21 2021, 03:43 PM
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Usually the last wave of market euphoria is led by small caps
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chromatino_hex
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Jul 21 2021, 03:45 PM
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Heard institutional buyers and ETFs are pressing down Bitcoin to buy
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chromatino_hex
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Jul 21 2021, 09:30 PM
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I would like to ask, is anyone here approved to short-sell on Bursa? I've done extensive due diligence and have a very strong conviction in shorting one of the companies here (I promise it is not related to tech or gloves - will post my research once my account is approved). Any experienced short-seller here with share borrowing privileges apart from IDSS? How much net asset value do you need to maintain?
Which brokerage firm is the most friendly to retail short-sellers? How much is the fees and which firm gives the longest time to cover? Because I am planning to build a long-term short position.
This post has been edited by chromatino_hex: Jul 21 2021, 09:31 PM
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chromatino_hex
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Jul 21 2021, 09:44 PM
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QUOTE(Cubalagi @ Jul 21 2021, 09:36 PM) I don't think there is any broker in Malaysia that offer RSS to retail investors. They only offer IDSS, which is currently suspended. This is testament to the fact that equities market on KLSE is completely RIGGED. You can't short. Everything you buy gets inversed by your broker (especially low volume stocks). Your only options are overpriced call/put warrants that never move I've completely given up on investing in KLSE. Now I just farm dividends because you will get taxed for dividend stocks on IBKR. You literally have to monitor your stocks(Bursa) every day which is virtually impossible for average retail investors with a job. Tell me any stock from your portfolio that is still uptrend since 2008 or after PH victory in GE14. Blue chip ETFs for Bursa also die. Growth stocks except Bursa technology all tank on a daily basis. Bursa is truly the riskiest market in Asia. You can potentially lose all your retirement unless you glue your eyes to your portfolio every morning and spend more time on stock research than equity research analysts. Now I get why people like S&P500 funds This post has been edited by chromatino_hex: Jul 21 2021, 09:49 PM
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chromatino_hex
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Jul 28 2021, 09:36 AM
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QUOTE(lowya @ Jul 28 2021, 09:30 AM) anyone? | last q | pe | | Health Care | 5.9 | | Pharmaceuticals | 13.8 | | PHARMA | 2.4 |
Political risk
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chromatino_hex
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Jul 28 2021, 12:04 PM
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Meaning Pharmaniaga has ties with the government and fund managers usually do not like to pour money into politically linked companies.
This post has been edited by chromatino_hex: Jul 28 2021, 12:05 PM
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chromatino_hex
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Aug 9 2021, 04:19 PM
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Bursa technology has the highest PEG and one of the lowest market cap. Tbf the really overvalued companies are the plantation and financials. Earnings growth > Current earnings at least for 2021
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chromatino_hex
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Aug 11 2021, 11:42 AM
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Bursa technology last year was really one of the best opportunity. Now the growth has finally been reflected in the share price today
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chromatino_hex
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Aug 12 2021, 04:36 PM
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QUOTE(lowya @ Aug 12 2021, 04:26 PM) update | Latest Q | pe' | | KLSE | 20.0 | | Health Care | 4.9 | | Pharmaceuticals | 13.3 | | PHARMA | 2.6 | | Last | 0.910 | | Potential | 416% |
Are you trying to unload your bags
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chromatino_hex
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Sep 11 2021, 11:45 AM
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QUOTE(skty @ Sep 11 2021, 11:37 AM) If you are stubborn and haven't exit after my warning on 3rd and 4th September, you will get chance to do so during next week if you wish to. What I will do: I will EXIT ON STRENGTH and STOP BEING STUBBORN. I expect the next question I will get is when can enter again? What I will do: I will only enter on and after 5th October to ride the FINAL melt-up. There will be a mini melt-up after the final melt-up which I will stay at the sideline. Volatility will be very huge because retailers will be thinking they are experience already as I mentioned earlier. Cannot time the market eh? I am off. Stay safe. Lol act smart. Every retailer knows to exit especially after Morgan Stanley went underweight on US equities. You are not early at all. Your mom also knows September is the worst month for US market This post has been edited by chromatino_hex: Sep 11 2021, 11:45 AM
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chromatino_hex
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Sep 12 2021, 10:06 PM
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QUOTE(ChAOoz @ Sep 12 2021, 05:04 PM) Company itself not garbage, but i think its long term prospect not really good. Like a sunset industry to me that got a sudden earning boost as lockdown encourage people to go back to home entertainment. But its share price movement is speculative. So you need to ask Boon3 does he consider garbage or not in this case There has been a lot of rumours going on about the company. I believe it is about a multinational audio company trying to acquire them or merge. Lol sounds fake but It is definitely institutions FOMOing into the stock. It won't crash because the institutional investors are balls deep into the stock This post has been edited by chromatino_hex: Sep 12 2021, 10:06 PM
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chromatino_hex
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Sep 12 2021, 10:07 PM
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QUOTE(statikinetic @ Sep 12 2021, 09:37 PM) FPI is in my watchlist and I do not think it is garbage just because it went up like 40% in the past month. But I do think it looks quite overvalued for me at this price. Most here would know FPI is cyclical and every Q3 is a blowout quarter. Looking at the price, even if it puts in record profit for the upcoming Q3 it is par for the price. You can goreng anything, from no fundamentals garbage companies to good companies. So the question to those interested in FPI would be is this a fair reflection of value or another goreng exercise? If you wanna chase next week, go for Khind. Or any low PE comapnies. How to play KLSE next week? Buy all the low PE companies. See, these institutional investors knew that we retailers love growth stocks like UWC, and all the high PE stocks last year. And guess what? They are pissed that retail investor gobbled their shares and minimise their profits. What can they do? They are really inversing us right now by buying back all the low PE comapnies. Jesus christ, honestly I feel like these fund managers seriously hate us. I am pretty sure they read Lowyat stock forum and i3 investor every day to figure out how to inverse retail investors and make them lose money. Dump what we buy. Buy what we sell. In the end, institutional investors can just be as clueless as us, they are human after all. Or else how come so many bankers quit during the 2008 crisis. This post has been edited by chromatino_hex: Sep 12 2021, 10:11 PM
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chromatino_hex
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Sep 12 2021, 10:12 PM
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QUOTE(icemanfx @ Sep 12 2021, 10:11 PM) With their contact, institutions are unlikely fomoing to chase uptrend; more likely to bait fomo #retailers. Honestly, I still think it is institutions FOMOing. Or to piss off retail investors who bought a lot of the high PE crazy growth stocks. To any institutional investor reading Lowyat, shame on you for inversing our favourite tech companies. So, we are coming for your LOW PE stocks next week. Then take profits from these low PE/high debt companies and put it back into our beloved overvalued tech stocks. As for glove stocks, well shame on JP Morgan? Obviously cannot reveal the exact name of the tickers. Don't wanna any forum members to lose money because some fund managers scalping data from this thread and shorting whatever the heck we buy. Let's start with KHIND This post has been edited by chromatino_hex: Sep 12 2021, 10:15 PM
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chromatino_hex
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Sep 12 2021, 10:16 PM
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Do you guys feel that Top Glove is severely oversold? Like the company seriously does not deserve to shorted like that. Stock down 70% is too much of a punishment.
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