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Originally Posted by robbo24
yes, in fact a little ahead of my suggested support level
TA shows no real support until ~ 3200/3300 on the SSE, but it'll do whatever the authorities want it to do I guess
but as you astutely note, at the MA200 robbo. (jeez you're on to it - do you have a mullet?)
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Cga
Originally Posted by winner69
You need to worry when you read stories about the amount of betting going on - one was about a group of guys betting on stocks on the subway on the way to work with very short time frames. One punter boasted he made the equivalent of 100k in the 30 minute ride to work. All too easy these days, easier than the casino in some countries.
In my case, it's a little bit more than betting. Today i bought Kone because i expect some 20% plus and tomorrow 100%. Sounds crazy, i know. Today i added more CGA because i expect 5o% plus until September.
CGA is a value play. Kne is the sister. Every time before earnings , and a few days later we saw 100% plus. Let's look tomorrow.
I'am concentrated on one single company. I jave done so much research, talked to employees. I am hoping that at the end of the correction we will see a better, fairer valuation. Alll these P/E's above 30 have to be corrected.
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'I often quote myself. It adds spice to my conversation.' - G B Shaw
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Kone plus 100%
Originally Posted by winner69
You need to worry when you read stories about the amount of betting going on - one was about a group of guys betting on stocks on the subway on the way to work with very short time frames. One punter boasted he made the equivalent of 100k in the 30 minute ride to work. All too easy these days, easier than the casino in some countries.
As i told you:
>>and a few days later we saw 100% plus. Let's look tomorrow.<<
bought on Thursday for 3,75$ , sold on the next day for 7,10$. It happens every time when they announce earnings, crazy.
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Interesting article by Alicia Garcia-Herrero at Bruegel.org
http://www.bruegel.org/nc/blog/detai.../#republishing
Last edited by kiora; 17-07-2015 at 06:43 AM.
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Can not agree
Originally Posted by kiora
Can not agree. The article is typical. Yes of course, there are a lot of chinese stocks, for example internet stock and others that have a high valuation and a lot of debt.
But in average chinese corporates are in a much better shape as US corporates.
If you use this stock screener you can find out healthy stocks with dividends, healthy debt equity ratios and hundreds of filters. In my opinion it is a good idea to concentrate on companys
that are growing in earnings, revenue and are paying dividends.
http://finviz.com/screener.ashx?v=16...&ft=4&o=ticker
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Originally Posted by KW
Looks like the boy with his finger in the dyke is getting tired :-)
Can't say I've heard that saying before. It's an interesting one!
Last edited by nextbigthing; 28-07-2015 at 08:04 PM.
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Originally Posted by KW
Ha cheers for the link.
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Thanks kiora . $US516 billion spent buying up premier global business's just in 2015!!.
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