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 Personal Money top 10 pick of 2008, Star pick of 2008

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amirbashah
post Dec 26 2007, 11:11 AM

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QUOTE(Neo18 @ Dec 24 2007, 02:38 PM)
Latest Personal Money, January edition.

10 stocks for 2008

a. Ann Joo Resources (RM2.64)
b. Success Transformer (RM0.90)
c. PIE industrial (RM4.80)
d. Coastal Contract (RM2.75)
e. Sunway Holdings (RM 1.85)
f. Hap Seng Resources (RM 2.80)
g. Shangri La Hotel Malaysia (RM 2.41)
h. Bousted Holding (RM6.25)
i. Hexagon Holdings (RM 6.30)
f. Sarawak Oil Palm (RM 6.05)

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What about this year's performance?The 10 companies that they have selected in January 2007?

In my opinion, most of the stocks picked by Personal Money are good.Don't you think so? For example in 2006 alone 9 out of 10 stocks earn profits. To me just follow their recommendations but do you due diligence also smile.gif

This post has been edited by amirbashah: Dec 26 2007, 11:13 AM
amirbashah
post Dec 26 2007, 11:21 AM

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QUOTE(Neo18 @ Dec 26 2007, 11:16 AM)
they have stock by stock analsyis on that in January 08 issue. You have to buy to get their content.
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I guess it's already in store already.Going to get a copy biggrin.gif

I think this year I wont be buying their stock picks.No money yet and moreover I'm afraid there might be a recession next year.


Added on December 26, 2007, 11:31 am
QUOTE(cherroy @ Dec 26 2007, 11:19 AM)
FYI, in 2005-2007, all bourses in the world are registering hefty gain across. Those bourses registered less than 10-15% pa in this period considered poor already.
9/10 stocks gain in this environment may be considered so so or on par only. Better use benchmarking comparison to see whether the stock pick is outperforming the market or underperforming, then it is much better way for judging and comparison.
Not mean to criticise or have any comment on the stock pick by them. Just to highlight the issue and background of the market so that people will compare it in a much more fair way.

Just my 2 cents.
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Most of the stocks earn a hefty return that year and the highest was 300%.In addition, the stocks were picked by experts.But the drawback was, they only gave a brief explanation on the reason why they picked that particular stock.

I think I'll stick to expert's recommendations rather than relying solely on my judgment. But I still have to do my own research though. I'm no financial analyst biggrin.gif




This post has been edited by amirbashah: Dec 26 2007, 11:31 AM

 

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