Dumping of bargains

illuminati · 1 Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 1:44 pm

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Please, can some one like a "universal moderator" explain as to why people are dumping cheaply, absolute bargains like SAMP and COMB. This will enlighten our intelligent community.

Stockmate · 2 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 2:11 pm

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Retailors can not move blue chips. They need big investors. they are not yet here. Other shares may drop due to profit taking. Those who bought within last weeks have more than 10% gain by now. Traders sell and bag the profit. There is room for the market to move further ( to 6500 level). I think there is no need to worry right now.

Rajaraam · 3 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 2:17 pm

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@Stockmate wrote:Retailors can not move blue chips. They need big investors. they are not yet here. Other shares may drop due to profit taking. Those who bought within last weeks have more than 10% gain by now. Traders sell and bag the profit. There is room for the market to move further ( to 6500 level). I think there is no need to worry right now.

Yes, many ppl must have earned from TESS and some other counters. Your predictions are very much accurate I believe.So still we have oppotunities. Thanks Stockmate.

opfdo · 4 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 2:19 pm

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@illuminati wrote:Please, can some one like a "universal moderator" explain as to why people are dumping cheaply, absolute bargains like SAMP and COMB. This will enlighten our intelligent community.

dear illu,

I am neither moderator nor a expert, but i saw something,

SAMP - early morning it was trade @ 199, then suddenly drop to 195/- & it is not a drop to me, it seems purposely done that for collection & 195/-. it is still collecting & 195

COMB - there was a buyer more than 1 mn & 99.50. Then collection gone 100.50 to 100 after that collection that buyer gone like a ghost. It seems that buyer has finished his collection by putting a window dressing buy order.

this is my idea. Smile

manula · 5 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 2:40 pm

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osmand wrote:

@illuminati wrote:Please, can some one like a "universal moderator" explain as to why people are dumping cheaply, absolute bargains like SAMP and COMB. This will enlighten our intelligent community.

dear illu,

I am neither moderator nor a expert, but i saw something,

SAMP - early morning it was trade @ 199, then suddenly drop to 195/- & it is not a drop to me, it seems purposely done that for collection & 195/-. it is still collecting & 195

COMB - there was a buyer more than 1 mn & 99.50. Then collection gone 100.50 to 100 after that collection that buyer gone like a ghost. It seems that buyer has finished his collection by putting a window dressing buy order.

this is my idea.

main thing on SAMP and COMB is leadership change news.. other than nothing to worry

Deva · 6 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 2:43 pm

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osmand wrote:

@illuminati wrote:Please, can some one like a "universal moderator" explain as to why people are dumping cheaply, absolute bargains like SAMP and COMB. This will enlighten our intelligent community.

dear illu,

I am neither moderator nor a expert, but i saw something,

SAMP - early morning it was trade @ 199, then suddenly drop to 195/- & it is not a drop to me, it seems purposely done that for collection & 195/-. it is still collecting & 195

COMB - there was a buyer more than 1 mn & 99.50. Then collection gone 100.50 to 100 after that collection that buyer gone like a ghost. It seems that buyer has finished his collection by putting a window dressing buy order.

this is my idea.

Agree with you osmand, I too noticed. They created a bargain counter @195 and thereafter there were large collections.

raa · 7 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 2:44 pm

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Big quantities of these shares are not being moved by retailers. This is probably premeditated and off the floor negotiated deals between big parties.

Also, it is wrong to assume that the sellers are making a mistake. They are probably selling at a large profit having held the shares for a long period of time and the buyers are coming in because they feel the market has come down enough and the price is attractive.

E.G: Captains are selling out of JKH to collect COMB. Even though JKH has come down from its peak, the Captains have collected JKH for next to nothing so they still come out with a thumping profit which they are using to buy into COMB which is very attractive at these prices to them...

Rajitha · 8 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 2:50 pm

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@illuminati wrote:Please, can some one like a "universal moderator" explain as to why people are dumping cheaply, absolute bargains like SAMP and COMB. This will enlighten our intelligent community.

Do some research of your own than making alt accounts and trying to spew crap!
As you are incapable of even reading topics here except demoting stocks i'm giving you the link! If you have the capability to grasp what it says read and understand!
http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t14501-bank-leadership-changes#93404

in essence
Dhammika to be appointed Chairman of Sampath Bank
http://www.ft.lk/2011/12/29/dhammika-to-be-appointed-chairman-of-sampath-bank/

Mahendra resigns as COMBank Chairman; Captains’ buy in
http://www.ft.lk/2011/12/29/mahendra-resigns-as-combank-chairman-captains-buy-in/

illuminati · 9 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 6:12 pm

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@Rajitha wrote:

@illuminati wrote:Please, can some one like a "universal moderator" explain as to why people are dumping cheaply, absolute bargains like SAMP and COMB. This will enlighten our intelligent community.

Do some research of your own than making alt accounts and trying to spew crap!
As you are incapable of even reading topics here except demoting stocks i'm giving you the link! If you have the capability to grasp what it says read and understand!
http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t14501-bank-leadership-changes#93404

in essence
Dhammika to be appointed Chairman of Sampath Bank
http://www.ft.lk/2011/12/29/dhammika-to-be-appointed-chairman-of-sampath-bank/

Mahendra resigns as COMBank Chairman; Captains’ buy in
http://www.ft.lk/2011/12/29/mahendra-resigns-as-combank-chairman-captainbuy-in/

Ho Ho The "podiyen again" The forum members by now know who you are. People will not forget how you dumped your rubber stocks whilst recommending others to buy them, with your valuable research reports.

Fresher · 10 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 6:49 pm

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osmand wrote:

@illuminati wrote:Please, can some one like a "universal moderator" explain as to why people are dumping cheaply, absolute bargains like SAMP and COMB. This will enlighten our intelligent community.

dear illu,

I am neither moderator nor a expert, but i saw something,

SAMP - early morning it was trade @ 199, then suddenly drop to 195/- & it is not a drop to me, it seems purposely done that for collection & 195/-. it is still collecting & 195

COMB - there was a buyer more than 1 mn & 99.50. Then collection gone 100.50 to 100 after that collection that buyer gone like a ghost. It seems that buyer has finished his collection by putting a window dressing buy order.

this is my idea.

normally it's a fake huge sell order in order for a collection right?

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Rajitha · 11 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 6:59 pm

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No point arguing same point with a retard who just repeating the same song with no proof and can't seems to rap there mind around a simple fact! These are the retards that think markets move up for decades prices don't fluctuate and don't know when to shut up when beaten and keep making alt accounts and posting crap!

I gave you the answer you were looking for ! Go figure!

smallville · 12 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 8:31 pm

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@illuminati wrote:
Ho Ho The "podiyen again" The forum members by now know who you are. People will not forget how you dumped your rubber stocks whilst recommending others to buy them, with your valuable research reports.

If you cant understand why COMB and SAMP and some other stocks are down in a small bull, u should read the news mate..

Since ur an educated, intelligent, expert in this field than an average punter, u should also know some profit taking has to go after index moved up abt 4% for the last couple of days..

Can u be honest here? R u here to argue on rubber, chicken or about stocks in general?

kankaniya · 13 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 8:33 pm

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npp wrote:

osmand wrote:

@illuminati wrote:Please, can some one like a "universal moderator" explain as to why people are dumping cheaply, absolute bargains like SAMP and COMB. This will enlighten our intelligent community.

dear illu,

I am neither moderator nor a expert, but i saw something,

SAMP - early morning it was trade @ 199, then suddenly drop to 195/- & it is not a drop to me, it seems purposely done that for collection & 195/-. it is still collecting & 195

COMB - there was a buyer more than 1 mn & 99.50. Then collection gone 100.50 to 100 after that collection that buyer gone like a ghost. It seems that buyer has finished his collection by putting a window dressing buy order.

this is my idea.

normally it's a fake huge sell order in order for a collection right?

Do people really put fake huge sell orders for 'bargains' so that they can collect lower? If the share really is a bargain why doesn't some other wealthy individual buy up all the shares on the 'fake' sell order? And if the share really is an undervalued bargain why do other people rush to put orders below the so called fake order?

Fresher · 14 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 8:40 pm

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@kankaniya wrote:

npp wrote:

osmand wrote:

@illuminati wrote:Please, can some one like a "universal moderator" explain as to why people are dumping cheaply, absolute bargains like SAMP and COMB. This will enlighten our intelligent community.

dear illu,

I am neither moderator nor a expert, but i saw something,

SAMP - early morning it was trade @ 199, then suddenly drop to 195/- & it is not a drop to me, it seems purposely done that for collection & 195/-. it is still collecting & 195

COMB - there was a buyer more than 1 mn & 99.50. Then collection gone 100.50 to 100 after that collection that buyer gone like a ghost. It seems that buyer has finished his collection by putting a window dressing buy order.

this is my idea.

normally it's a fake huge sell order in order for a collection right?

Do people really put fake huge sell orders for 'bargains' so that they can collect lower? If the share really is a bargain why doesn't some other wealthy individual buy up all the shares on the 'fake' sell order? And if the share really is an undervalued bargain why do other people rush to put orders below the so called fake order?

are you challenging what I said or are you looking for answers to your counter questions?

kankaniya · 15 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 8:53 pm

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npp wrote:

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npp wrote:

osmand wrote:

@illuminati wrote:Please, can some one like a "universal moderator" explain as to why people are dumping cheaply, absolute bargains like SAMP and COMB. This will enlighten our intelligent community.

dear illu,

I am neither moderator nor a expert, but i saw something,

SAMP - early morning it was trade @ 199, then suddenly drop to 195/- & it is not a drop to me, it seems purposely done that for collection & 195/-. it is still collecting & 195

COMB - there was a buyer more than 1 mn & 99.50. Then collection gone 100.50 to 100 after that collection that buyer gone like a ghost. It seems that buyer has finished his collection by putting a window dressing buy order.

this is my idea.

normally it's a fake huge sell order in order for a collection right?

Do people really put fake huge sell orders for 'bargains' so that they can collect lower? If the share really is a bargain why doesn't some other wealthy individual buy up all the shares on the 'fake' sell order? And if the share really is an undervalued bargain why do other people rush to put orders below the so called fake order?

are you challenging what I said or are you looking for answers to your counter questions?

Yes, I am looking for an answer: If this is a bargain and someone is collecting by putting a huge fake sell order, why doesn't someone else 'collect' from the huge fake sell order?

You came up with the fake sell order theory so I naturally assume that you have studied it thoroughly and would not have any difficulty answering this one.

kankaniya · 16 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 8:54 pm

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@smallville wrote:

@illuminati wrote:
Ho Ho The "podiyen again" The forum members by now know who you are. People will not forget how you dumped your rubber stocks whilst recommending others to buy them, with your valuable research reports.

If you cant understand why COMB and SAMP and some other stocks are down in a small bull, u should read the news mate..

Since ur an educated, intelligent, expert in this field than an average punter, u should also know some profit taking has to go after index moved up abt 4% for the last couple of days..

Can u be honest here? R u here to argue on rubber, chicken or about stocks in general?

I don't know about illuminati, maybe, I am really retarded like Rajitha says (according to him, only Smallville and Rajitha are not retarded. ). So could you please explain so that a retard like me (and illuminati) can understand this. These are the facts according to everyone:

1) COMB and SAMP are absolute bargains.
2) foreigners are selling them (CSE daily report says so )
3) some local investors are selling small quantities of SAMP
4) their chairman seat is changing
5) in case of SAMP the best young investor in the country is going to become chairman.
6) in case of COMB and elderly gentlemen who achieved a lot but past his prime according to the Central Bank is retiring.

now when I consider all these facts, I simply can't understand why the prices of these shares should decline.
If item number 1, 4, 5, 6 are true then item number 2 and 3 should be false.

So instead of just accusing me of being a retard, please take a moment to explain things so that me and thousands of other retarded members of the forum can benefit.

Much obliged.

Fresher · 17 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 9:02 pm

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@kankaniya wrote:
Yes, I am looking for an answer: If this is a bargain and someone is collecting by putting a huge fake sell order, why doesn't someone else 'collect' from the huge fake sell order?

You came up with the fake sell order theory so I naturally assume that you have studied it thoroughly and would not have any difficulty answering this one.

look. did not see the "?" at the end of my post? i asked for clarification on that too.

generally what I see is large orders coming in temporarily to create some buying/selling and later disappear. In no way did I mention this as a theory nor did i say it was for bargain hunting.

about someone collecting large chunks from a fake order - I don't think any fund managers or institutions buy off the market depending on a few minutes' movement. They are done after a lot of study. These orders that I'm talking about move about within a range being very careful not to be executed.

monash · 18 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 9:19 pm

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@kankaniya wrote:[quote= Do people really put fake huge sell orders for 'bargains' so that they can collect lower? If the share really is a bargain why doesn't some other wealthy individual buy up all the shares on the 'fake' sell order? And if the share really is an undervalued bargain why do other people rush to put orders below the so called fake order?

Yes they do.. its common @ CSE.. u can see it in counters such as RGEM, COMD, GREG, BLUE, OGL etc. frequently. if you closely follow order books of those u will be able to figure it out..

When you able to buy a stock at Rs.95, would you want to buy same stock at 150?

I hope that answers your question Smile

manula · 19 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 10:04 pm

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@monash wrote:

@kankaniya wrote:[quote= Do people really put fake huge sell orders for 'bargains' so that they can collect lower? If the share really is a bargain why doesn't some other wealthy individual buy up all the shares on the 'fake' sell order? And if the share really is an undervalued bargain why do other people rush to put orders below the so called fake order?

Yes they do.. its common @ CSE.. u can see it in counters such as RGEM, COMD, GREG, BLUE, OGL etc. frequently. if you closely follow order books of those u will be able to figure it out..

When you able to buy a stock at Rs.95, would you want to buy same stock at 150?

I hope that answers your question

yes..monash i am agreeing with you. even i know some normal investors also doing fake huge orders to reduce the prices..then cancelling when price getting reduce... trying in a different ways..

smallville · 20 Re: Dumping of bargains Thu Dec 29, 2011 10:40 pm

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@kankaniya wrote:
If item number 1, 4, 5, 6 are true then item number 2 and 3 should be false.

So instead of just accusing me of being a retard, please take a moment to explain things so that me and thousands of other retarded members of the forum can benefit.

Much obliged.

I didnt go and checked whether foreigners are selling or not, and I dont care...Cuz we cant buy/sell on foreign movement rite?

Most of the members even tried addressing this issue..

There are some reasons as to why banking shares can move;
1. Sometimes every counter can be bombarded with temporary buy/sell pressure to make the market or share price go up/down..
2. When seats changed, ppl have a tendency to fear of the future of the company as they know the current head has done well but not sure of the new one.. This could be most likely the case for COMB & SAMP
3. Banks have employee share option schemes, time to time they can sell low (buyer's asking price) as they got it at low price so what ever the increase is profit for them..

In SAMP's case I dont see any bad thing abt Mr. Dammi P getting elected, but its overall panic situation on news...

Note :
Lately I've been seeing many new members coming in and barking all over the place and hitting every corner thinking that one will see their points..
So honestly u dont have to do that.. When members see u have a valid point they'll reply.. And if members dont agree with you again u cant be hastened to throw stones at them too..

I dont wanna address any member as a retard, but frankly i dont see any point creating many accounts to reply discussions here Wink

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