What took you so long?
I was expecting you to reply/ask your fav hobby.

And the answer is No.

Please do not ask.

Daniel: One fire... then another fire?

In such cases, how would one 'investor' trust such a company?

Yes... we are talking about trading here... but as a trader, I feel one should understand that the strong hand in any stock is the investors...
these are the group of folks who holds the stock ... day and night.... well... until... the TRUST is broken.
In Notion's case... I feel the trust issue has severely dented the stock.

The first fire... well... shit does happen...
but the second one... ie... the timing of it...
a period where things were looking extremely rosy for Notion Vtec, especially its potential in the auto industry. (yes, auto indusstry. It's in theit homepage )

A lot of folks were burnt...
as I believed many chased the stock when it was above 1.00... even 1.20+....

so now here we are....

I am not sure about this stock atm....
risks are aplenty.....

also... how safe is this current 'stronger ringgit' rally?

well.... I for one... I have my doubts.

I for one think the analyst industry is a joke.

Ok.

How do you rate a call?

Do you judge it by the company's profit performance?
or do you judge it by the stock market price?

and luckily in JAKS we have probably a good example...

Sure JAKS stock price went up ... and then went down... and UP again.

And the stock price did terror good for 2017.
But was stock price justified by its earnings performance for 2017?

I believe the lack of trust with the company was one of the reasons why the sank so terribly bad after the recent fire.

Like I said... b4 the fire... there was some really good potential in the stock.

Now?

Do you really want to TRUST this company?

Yup... it all boils down to trust.

just explaining the risks involved with the stock nia..

but then u know la..

stock market la...
anything also can one....sometimes

Dividends has its risks especially when the company pays out more than it can afford.

http://uk.mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUKKBN1F5266

Do not go down this road.

Sooner rather than later, you will get played out ....



( refer Livermore book. Amazing thing... that was written close to 100 years ago... and the game is pretty much the same )

in bold... guess what?

that's what needed each and every single time you trade a stock.

there's no such thing as try luck one

This post has been edited by Boon3: Jan 26 2018, 07:28 PM

Remniscenes Of A Stock Operator

This post has been edited by Boon3: Jan 26 2018, 07:27 PM

Look.. it's all about making the best bet. The sure wins one.

Current market... did you try to profit every single uptick?
Did you try to profit from each and every swing?

well....

Wah! Geng already.

Simple guide is the 4 months, one year, 2 year time frames.

Hands still itchy?

the phrase 'so so' ... is too generous



I might favour a weaker ringgit in the near future....
still weighing the risk though...

Naughty you.

ya..ya... Karex.. said long b4.
I think this is another fine example of not to use Uncle Buffett saying of 'buy what you know'...
and also 'big' or 'well known companies do not necessary make a good stock bet.

... and ya ya.. stock buybacks or insider buying... is never a safe indicator.

staying on sidelines is never a bad idea ....
buying for the sake of buying IS.




couple of interesting stuff...

Muda vs Orna.

FPI looks interesting, no?

Air asia... Roflmao.. fire sale? lol.. nah nah... leasing co sale die where? ok.. fire sale could clean it's bs nicely... and the stock market is liking it?

double post

This post has been edited by Boon3: Mar 1 2018, 02:48 PM

That AirAsia really something... pathetic

** though those fansi who made money from the stock would never ADMIT **

last time... borrowed like hell... and yet bought more planes...

now? They sell a bunch of them planes?
why?
to reduce debts....



** ever occurred to anyone that perhaps if TF would be more prudent and less arrogant .. they would not have to do such a fire sale? **

and yet they got so much more new planes to masuk.

lol... so in the future... just sell some more planes loh...


lol... the wonders of the corporate market.



ps... got dividend from the fire sale ah?

Definitely their story is very 'interesting' (i think that's being polite. hehe. )

How do you even start? And the holding company is not even listed, yes?
And with so many subsidies and sub-subsidies and inter-related companies...
I also dunno how to account what is happening already..... *rolleyes rollhead*

Hedging... that was classic yes? They hedged their jet fuel all the way down US90, yes?
Bet all the way down woh..............
Down more hedge more............... *rolleyes five times * *hehe*



Now here is the biggest rolleyes issue....

all these years... since listing...
compare AirAsia core net operating profit/loss VS their *hedging losses-gain/forex losses-gain/currency swap losses-gain*..

just compare .....
look at those 2 figures comparison...... *rolleyes ten times*

with such numbers.... how does one want to value this stock?
Base on core net profit?
or base on AirAsia's hedging skills?







just my flawed tiga sen opinion lah....
if wrong.... wrong loh.....

http://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/aira...mystifying-sale

some other 2 sen

ask that someone to show you the exact trade which showed them swinging from .80 to 4.50.