Hot Speculative Shares for next week

CLND CITK VONE AAIC

VONE , CDB, CRL, TPL, PABC

What about NTB?

GREG.N , W6 , W3...
CLPL N . W13 , W14
CIFL
TWOD

Watch CSD ... it will take move very soon : ( I sold my all @ 9.40 and 9.60 level yesterday)

RAL move as well bcos COCO start to move so RAL move very soon .. RAL some one collecting ... look the Order book ...

Jana wrote:GREG.N , W6 , W3...
CLPL N . W13 , W14
CIFL
TWOD

Watch CSD ... it will take move very soon : ( I sold my all @ 9.40 and 9.60 level yesterday)

RAL move as well bcos COCO start to move so RAL move very soon .. RAL some one collecting ... look the Order book ...

Agree with u watch TWOD,ACME,LGL.X,DPL,NTB,CRL

anyway TWOD will go up again ..
another party collecting this now so no worries it will ride on the bull ....
but may be collection can be take another few days @6/= 6.20 level.
any how TWOD will touch 8/= again very soon
TWOD never come under 5/= within next three month period ( if TWOD down under 5/= then whole mkt should be down)...

TSL (not CT ) sold Maloney's TWOD shares ... now Maloney's bought CIFL upto 2.70 .. so they don't want to loose again from CIFL .( already loss in TWOD) ...so no doubt CIFL move again...my exit point 3.50

*keep on eye TWOD and CIFL (Highly speculative)
*keep on eye CLPL family (GREG collecting all CLPL.N) so CLPL pass 120/= very soon then W13 ,w14 pass 10/= easy ..very less risk
*keep on eye GREG family ( Greg companied doing well CLPL , PHAR) then GREG getting strong and they don't want to fail this time W3 and w6 conversion

So GREG ...CLPL....TWOD ...CIFL... fantastic ... thats why I sold my CSD in loss and bought these yesterday...

JINS

Jana wrote:anyway TWOD will go up again ..
another party collecting this now so no worries it will ride on the bull ....
but may be collection can be take another few days @6/= 6.20 level.
any how TWOD will touch 8/= again very soon
TWOD never come under 5/= within next three month period ( if TWOD down under 5/= then whole mkt should be down)...

TSL (not CT ) sold Maloney's TWOD shares ... now Maloney's bought CIFL upto 2.70 .. so they don't want to loose again from CIFL .( already loss in TWOD) ...so no doubt CIFL move again...my exit point 3.50

*keep on eye TWOD and CIFL (Highly speculative)
*keep on eye CLPL family (GREG collecting all CLPL.N) so CLPL pass 120/= very soon then W13 ,w14 pass 10/= easy ..very less risk
*keep on eye GREG family ( Greg companied doing well CLPL , PHAR) then GREG getting strong and they don't want to fail this time W3 and w6 conversion

So GREG ...CLPL....TWOD ...CIFL... fantastic ... thats why I sold my CSD in loss and bought these yesterday...

agree with u jana

Jana,

I think it is time you expose yourself less to speculatives. Have some fundamentals also with will give good dividend. ( okay leave COMD out). I get a feeling market maybe behave more matured after big interest gets in. Trading speculatives is good for short term. But at one point some fundamental shares ( I am not going to state which as I do comment on what I feel time to time) will never see these prices again.

Jana wrote:anyway TWOD will go up again ..
another party collecting this now so no worries it will ride on the bull ....
but may be collection can be take another few days @6/= 6.20 level.
any how TWOD will touch 8/= again very soon
TWOD never come under 5/= within next three month period ( if TWOD down under 5/= then whole mkt should be down)...

TSL (not CT ) sold Maloney's TWOD shares ... now Maloney's bought CIFL upto 2.70 .. so they don't want to loose again from CIFL .( already loss in TWOD) ...so no doubt CIFL move again...my exit point 3.50

*keep on eye TWOD and CIFL (Highly speculative)
*keep on eye CLPL family (GREG collecting all CLPL.N) so CLPL pass 120/= very soon then W13 ,w14 pass 10/= easy ..very less risk
*keep on eye GREG family ( Greg companied doing well CLPL , PHAR) then GREG getting strong and they don't want to fail this time W3 and w6 conversion

So GREG ...CLPL....TWOD ...CIFL... fantastic ... thats why I sold my CSD in loss and bought these yesterday...

GREG.N,CLPL.N,REEF.N in the near future it will be a major gainers and it's Warrants also very attractive movement,currant trading price major opportunity for buy,within short term good profits.

GREG.W0003

CLPL.W0013

GREG.W0006

REEF.W0019

CLPL.W0014

Gainer,

I think it is time I tell you this after looking at most of your posts.

If you do not state your reasons and stop giving price targets like 100% you are bordering promotions.

Be careful. This is for your own good.

There warrant are going to be worth nothing except time value for the ones expiring in 2015.


Whatabout the Warrant that expires next month ? What will happen. If positive good else. It is worth zero right now.

Gainer wrote:GREG.N,CLPL.N,REEF.N in the near future it will be a major gainers and it's Warrants also very attractive movement,currant trading price major opportunity for buy,within short term 100% profits.

GREG.W0003

CLPL.W0013

GREG.W0006

REEF.W0019

CLPL.W0014

?slstock, do you sense a bull-run for fundamentally strong counters.

Good observation amidst talk on policy rate cuts. If policy rates come down, yes, almost all the counters would do better. I too have to agree, because foreigners were buying in green though prices of those shares are little out of reach for many local retailers (they favour low priced stocks) for the very good reason that those shares are still under-priced.

slstock wrote:Jana,

I think it is time you expose yourself less to speculatives. Have some fundamentals also with will give good dividend. ( okay leave COMD out). I get a feeling market maybe behave more matured after big interest gets in. Trading speculatives is good for short term. But at one point some fundamental shares ( I am not going to state which as I do comment on what I feel time to time) will never see these prices again.

yes you are right .. @slstock! thanks to mention it. I wish to do that.. most of the time I make same mistake again and again.. every time I think I need to stay with fundamentals but attracted by these craps.."Drunk habits"

market bit started now ..already play with these craps(two , three time trading successfully) still we have some chance to play with these present price levels ...

After that I planned to get out from the market totally and wait for the crash( at least one to two year ) and re invest in fundamentals . If I couldn't I stay with FD until crash.

This days foreigners also buying litele greg this days i am also feeling
One or two week greg w will give may be 100%-200%
but remember
Don't buy high price
Don't sell low price

HAPU,

Though foreigner are buying JKH still even in a bull run it would take considerable time for it to double. Even now it is bought on expectation and liquidity.

But comparatively, some mid-range fundamentally sound stock are trading at fraction of their peak prices from past. Even companies like CIC which does nto ahve good eps can bounce back strong in the future.

K.Haputantri wrote:?slstock, do you sense a bull-run for fundamentally strong counters.

Good observation amidst talk on policy rate cuts. If policy rates come down, yes, almost all the counters would do better. I too have to agree, because foreigners were buying in green though prices of those shares are little out of reach for many local retailers (they favour low priced stocks) for the very good reason that those shares are still under-priced.

slstock wrote:HAPU,

Though foreigner are buying JKH still even in a bull run it would take considerable time for it to double. Even now it is bought on expectation and liquidity.

But comparatively, some mid-range fundamentally sound stock are trading at fraction of their peak prices from past. Even companies like CIC which does nto ahve good eps can bounce back strong in the future.

K.Haputantri wrote:?slstock, do you sense a bull-run for fundamentally strong counters.

Good observation amidst talk on policy rate cuts. If policy rates come down, yes, almost all the counters would do better. I too have to agree, because foreigners were buying in green though prices of those shares are little out of reach for many local retailers (they favour low priced stocks) for the very good reason that those shares are still under-priced.

Some banking counters need to correct. NDB @171 is risky. The 61 trades will regret what they did!!

JKH is not worth 250.... o.w. why would Ajith G sell at 190 levels?

COMB also needs to correct... @116 it's too risky. SAMP market cap is 36B whilst COMB is 92B --> in that gap (92-36) you can fit HNB

That gap can include (NTB + SEYB) * 4 ........ that is only the gap!

(NTB + SEYB )* 4 is a bit of an exaggeration. More like NTB*4 or SEYB*4

SPEN or DIST can also be fit into that gap

I do not understand you logic behind placing values of SAMP,HNB,COMN,SEYB,NTB based on market cap.

I would treat them on merit of their growth and assets potential. Some times faster growth can attract investor attention though present fundamentals are not great. Ex : LION, CARG.



COMB, is overvalued at Rs 116? Cant agree. But corrections can happen if market drops.

Bond wrote:

slstock wrote:HAPU,

Though foreigner are buying JKH still even in a bull run it would take considerable time for it to double. Even now it is bought on expectation and liquidity.

But comparatively, some mid-range fundamentally sound stock are trading at fraction of their peak prices from past. Even companies like CIC which does nto ahve good eps can bounce back strong in the future.

K.Haputantri wrote:?slstock, do you sense a bull-run for fundamentally strong counters.

Good observation amidst talk on policy rate cuts. If policy rates come down, yes, almost all the counters would do better. I too have to agree, because foreigners were buying in green though prices of those shares are little out of reach for many local retailers (they favour low priced stocks) for the very good reason that those shares are still under-priced.

Some banking counters need to correct. NDB @171 is risky. The 61 trades will regret what they did!!

JKH is not worth 250.... o.w. why would Ajith G sell at 190 levels?

COMB also needs to correct... @116 it's too risky. SAMP market cap is 36B whilst COMB is 92B --> in that gap (92-36) you can fit HNB

That gap can include (NTB + SEYB) * 4 ........ that is only the gap!

Read rainmakers posts and then read bond's post.
You can find some message no?

slstock wrote:I do not understand you logic behind placing values of SAMP,HNB,COMN,SEYB,NTB based on market cap.

I would treat them on merit of their growth and assets potential. Some times faster growth can attract investor attention though present fundamentals are not great. Ex : LION, CARG.



COMB, is overvalued at Rs 116? Cant agree. But corrections can happen if market drops.

Bond wrote:

slstock wrote:HAPU,

Though foreigner are buying JKH still even in a bull run it would take considerable time for it to double. Even now it is bought on expectation and liquidity.

But comparatively, some mid-range fundamentally sound stock are trading at fraction of their peak prices from past. Even companies like CIC which does nto ahve good eps can bounce back strong in the future.

K.Haputantri wrote:?slstock, do you sense a bull-run for fundamentally strong counters.

Good observation amidst talk on policy rate cuts. If policy rates come down, yes, almost all the counters would do better. I too have to agree, because foreigners were buying in green though prices of those shares are little out of reach for many local retailers (they favour low priced stocks) for the very good reason that those shares are still under-priced.

Some banking counters need to correct. NDB @171 is risky. The 61 trades will regret what they did!!

JKH is not worth 250.... o.w. why would Ajith G sell at 190 levels?

COMB also needs to correct... @116 it's too risky. SAMP market cap is 36B whilst COMB is 92B --> in that gap (92-36) you can fit HNB

That gap can include (NTB + SEYB) * 4 ........ that is only the gap!

The market cap gives you a "feel". When you buy a stock you are buying a slice of the market cap. What I pointed out is the relative difference between COMB and others. The other SAMP, HNB are not that far away from COMB

What you should look at is the present value of future profits on the current loan book.

Then add the value of new loans

Then add franchise value

As the loan book matures the future value of the loan book drops. Hence expired loans have to be replaced by new loans. Note who is not doing this and who is.

Some are improving Tier II capital ratios by buying bonds instead of issuing loans.
Some are improving Tier II capital ratios by offering debentures. You can figure out who

I see that Rainmaker is back under a different name

balapas wrote:I see that Rainmaker is back under a different name

Yap, refer my comment
http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t27903-hot-speculative-shares-for-next-week#163060

Redbulls wrote:

balapas wrote:I see that Rainmaker is back under a different name

Yap, refer my comment
http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t27903-hot-speculative-shares-for-next-week#163060

I just noticed the flurry of comments by the new ID. I guess Bond should know by now the forum rules pretty well like his comprehension of many things