Illuquid stocks in market

Now illiquid stocks are gathering their momentum one by one. We are seeing gradual improvement in liquidity and their share prices. Look at one of the blue chips in the market HAYL. More illiquid stocks will have demand in the coming days and weeks due to attractive value and growth. Good luck

What abt LHL? I only see directors collecting it.this is a illiquid stock for me

The best illuquid stock considering fundamentals, dividend, bonus and their expanding business model for me is SIL. Look at the last quarter EPS..they are gradually growing...this share is similar to REXP. Rubber prices are down and their profitability will be higher..recent electricity tarriff reduction will also boost their profitability. SIL annualized EPS will be around 25 and NAVPS is around 115. trading at 130...good stock to keep in your portfolio..also think about AAIC too..this should pick up very soon to new levels

As I said illiquid stocks in the past have become liquid stocks now. Examples are REXP, SUN, HAYL, and GUAR. Now we are seeing this in other stocks too. Above stocks also could have liquidity sooner than later. It is good time to follow these types of stocks in the market before they become active. Other thing is these types of stocks have not appreciated yet much. So value wise they are very attractive. Illiquid stocks in the following sectors could give higher returns once we see liquidity in the coming days, weeks, and months.

Diversify

Production

Hotel and travels

Food and beverages

Plantations

Banking and finance

Some illiquid stocks in the market are:

HAPU
MPRH
SHL
DIPD
SIL
CTEA
TSML
CONN
AAIC
KVAL
ALLI
KGAL

VALUEPICK wrote:As I said illiquid stocks in the past have become liquid stocks now. Examples are REXP, SUN, HAYL, and GUAR. Now we are seeing this in other stocks too. Above stocks also could have liquidity sooner than later. It is good time to follow these types of stocks in the market before they become active. Other thing is these types of stocks have not appreciated yet much. So value wise they are very attractive. Illiquid stocks in the following sectors could give higher returns once we see liquidity in the coming days, weeks, and months.

Diversify

Production

Hotel and travels

Food and beverages

Plantations

Banking and finance

Some illiquid stocks in the market are:

HAPU
MPRH
SHL
DIPD
SIL
CTEA
TSML
CONN
AAIC
KVAL
ALLI
KGAL

Agreed.

Hi Skyfall / VP

Highly appreciates if you could do a comparison in KHC and HUNA which will be a great stuff for me and forum members...

Yes there is considerable price difference in between above counters but growth / value wise what will be the most attractive for a mid to long investment..

Thanks in advance for your valuable comments.....

sajcolombo wrote:Hi Skyfall / VP

Highly appreciates if you could do a comparison in KHC and HUNA which will be a great stuff for me and forum members...

Yes there is considerable price difference in between above counters but growth / value wise what will be the most attractive for a mid to long investment..

Thanks in advance for your valuable comments.....

It is true we are going to have higher tourist numbers. So hotels, transport companies and food companies including poultry companies are going to benefit lot. As I said before we can get idea about capacity of each company in the hotel, transport and poultry groups during next three quarters to 12 quarters. In addition we have to study their marketing strategy. Those who have good marketing strategy and synergy with international hotel/ transport/ food players will have edge over others in the coming years. I have been to HUNA once and one of the hotels of KHC twice. I really like their atmosphere and staffs were very friendly. At the moment KHC has formed its intermediate uptrend. I didn’t follow much HUNA. It is somewhat illiquid. It can have some liquidity due to strong market in the coming months. Good luck

Eng Krishantha wrote:

VALUEPICK wrote:As I said illiquid stocks in the past have become liquid stocks now. Examples are REXP, SUN, HAYL, and GUAR. Now we are seeing this in other stocks too. Above stocks also could have liquidity sooner than later. It is good time to follow these types of stocks in the market before they become active. Other thing is these types of stocks have not appreciated yet much. So value wise they are very attractive. Illiquid stocks in the following sectors could give higher returns once we see liquidity in the coming days, weeks, and months.

Diversify

Production

Hotel and travels

Food and beverages

Plantations

Banking and finance

Some illiquid stocks in the market are:

HAPU
MPRH
SHL
DIPD
SIL
CTEA
TSML
CONN
AAIC
KVAL
ALLI
KGAL

Agreed.

In the above list I have made a mistake. Illiquid stock should be SIL not SHL. Another one to add in the above list is: ASPH.

VALUEPICK wrote:As I said illiquid stocks in the past have become liquid stocks now. Examples are REXP, SUN, HAYL, and GUAR. Now we are seeing this in other stocks too. Above stocks also could have liquidity sooner than later. It is good time to follow these types of stocks in the market before they become active. Other thing is these types of stocks have not appreciated yet much. So value wise they are very attractive. Illiquid stocks in the following sectors could give higher returns once we see liquidity in the coming days, weeks, and months.

Diversify

Production

Hotel and travels

Food and beverages

Plantations

Banking and finance

Some illiquid stocks in the market are:

HAPU
MPRH
SHL
DIPD
SIL
CTEA
TSML
CONN
AAIC
KVAL
ALLI
KGAL

what do you think about BOGA and CARE. These days I am studying about graphite industry which could be a future winner.

BOGA is in its intermediate uptrend. There will be demand for stocks in every sector as long as major uptrend is intact. Sorry I haven't done any study on Care yet.

I am collecting SING these days.

What is illiquid stock?

An illiquid stock is stock in a company that does not trade actively. Because there is not a lot of interest in this stock it makes it hard to trade or sell for cash (liquidate).


Illiquid stocks are not good for a quick trade, and the buy and sell price are normally quite different due to low volume and lack of interest, whereas liquid stocks are traded in much higher volumes, and the buy and sell prices are closer with less spread.

ALLI , IDL , MSL , OFEQ

I would not agree MPRH , SHL , CONN
categories under illiquid stocks..!

Illiquid stocks are good at this moment the reason as the SEC said they need to do some think before end of this year...
may be SEC can increase the time limit for the rule
any how I collect some and keep them up to another 3 month period ..

CLPL
COMD
PDL
EQIT one
MAL N , X (X very illiquid)
EBCR

and
GREG

and according to the TAP announcement they collect more than 80% of GREG..So GREG also now Illiquid
I believe only 3 to 4 Mn shares in the market
still I am collecting GREG ( study first this is not promotion for GREG) at the moment GREG is good choice in illiquid stock..all barrier cleared to run very soon (I guess)
but I can challenge I never loose from GREG.N    

http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t32129-sri-lanka-sec-sets-minimum-public-float-limits?highlight=MINIMUM

http://www.dailymirror.lk/mirror-stock-watch-live/35146-cse-mulls-minimum-20-free-float-requirement.html

any how this is this the list Public float end of SEP 2013
(not much differ now)

Dr Stock wrote:ALLI , IDL , MSL , OFEQ

I would not agree MPRH , SHL , CONN
categories under illiquid stocks..!

DR. Please refer my earlier reply. I corrected on SHL. It should be SIL not SHL. MPRH and CONN somewhat illiquid. Just like other stocks their liquidity will improve in the coming days and weeks.
MPRH is one of the possible breakout stocks in the market. It is also time to identify valuable break out stocks. Enjoy the trend. Good luck!

According the the Issue Qty these also very easy to collect and push up..seems like Illiquid

VALUEPICK wrote:

Dr Stock wrote:ALLI , IDL , MSL , OFEQ

I would not agree MPRH , SHL , CONN
categories under illiquid stocks..!

DR. Please refer my earlier reply.  I corrected on SHL. It should be SIL not SHL. MPRH and CONN somewhat illiquid. Just like other stocks their liquidity will improve in the coming days and weeks.
MPRH is one of the possible breakout stocks in the market. It is also time to identify valuable break out stocks. Enjoy the trend. Good luck!

I am loading MPRH in my PF.

http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t36794-why-mprh-not-trading-well#221602

Jana wrote:Illiquid stocks are good at this moment the reason as the SEC said they need to do some think before end of this year...
may be SEC can increase the time limit for the rule
any how I collect some and keep them up to another 3 month period ..

CLPL
COMD
PDL
EQIT one
MAL N , X (X very illiquid)
EBCR

and
GREG

and according to the TAP announcement they collect more than 80% of GREG..So GREG also now Illiquid
I believe only 3 to 4 Mn shares in the market
still I am collecting GREG ( study first this is not promotion for GREG) at the moment GREG is good choice in illiquid stock..all barrier cleared to run very soon (I guess)
but I can challenge I never loose from GREG.N    

http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t32129-sri-lanka-sec-sets-minimum-public-float-limits?highlight=MINIMUM

http://www.dailymirror.lk/mirror-stock-watch-live/35146-cse-mulls-minimum-20-free-float-requirement.html

any how this is this the list Public float end of SEP 2013
(not much differ now)

Thank you for the link.  I just started to identify some winning stocks in the market. This list definitely will help me. Thanks again for the effort.  Among above list we are seeing liquidity in many stocks including DIAL, REXP. These two counters have given more than 100% return during last one year. According to JANAs list it better to do some study on following stocks too.

NDB capital
EBCR
Finlays
UDPL
HAPU
BOPL
TSML
SATHOSA Motors
Keels food
Nuwera Eliya Hotels
Swedish Industries
ELPL
Hayles MGT
NAMU
REXP
MASK
Singer Industries
NESTLE
Lanka Hospitals
Singer Finance
MAL


Both UDPL and ELPL have ROE over 15%
Both REXP and NESTLE have two f the best ROEs in the market.

As long as major uptrend is there stocks prices will go up. Some of the above stocks could end up with breakout stocks too. It is also time to identify new winners in the market.Good luck!

VALUEPICK wrote:

Jana wrote:Illiquid stocks are good at this moment the reason as the SEC said they need to do some think before end of this year...
may be SEC can increase the time limit for the rule
any how I collect some and keep them up to another 3 month period ..

CLPL
COMD
PDL
EQIT one
MAL N , X (X very illiquid)
EBCR

and
GREG

and according to the TAP announcement they collect more than 80% of GREG..So GREG also now Illiquid
I believe only 3 to 4 Mn shares in the market
still I am collecting GREG ( study first this is not promotion for GREG) at the moment GREG is good choice in illiquid stock..all barrier cleared to run very soon (I guess)
but I can challenge I never loose from GREG.N    

http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t32129-sri-lanka-sec-sets-minimum-public-float-limits?highlight=MINIMUM

http://www.dailymirror.lk/mirror-stock-watch-live/35146-cse-mulls-minimum-20-free-float-requirement.html

any how this is this the list Public float end of SEP 2013
(not much differ now)

Thank you for the link.  I just started to identify some winning stocks in the market. This list definitely will help me. Thanks again for the effort.  Among above list we are seeing liquidity in many stocks including DIAL, REXP. These two counters have given more than 100% return during last one year. According to JANAs list it better to do some study on following stocks too.

NDB capital
EBCR
Finlays
UDPL
HAPU
BOPL
TSML
SATHOSA Motors
Keels food
Nuwera Eliya Hotels
Swedish Industries
ELPL
Hayles MGT
NAMU
REXP
MASK
Singer Industries
NESTLE
Lanka Hospitals
Singer Finance
MAL


Both UDPL and ELPL have ROE over 15%
Both REXP and NESTLE have two f the best ROEs in the market.

As long as major uptrend is there stocks prices will go up. Some of the above stocks could end up with breakout stocks too. It is also time to identify new winners in the market.Good luck!

I feel no point in studying CDIC at the Moment, since amendment to SEC ruling on the mandatory offer on de lisiting.

Also i don't think NEST is affected by the free issue, due to the number of shareholders

MERC?

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[quote="Jana"]According the the Issue Qty these also very easy to collect and push up..seems like Illiquid



please any one can adjust this"According the the Issue Qty " image size to see all the details..
I think my image size is bigger ??


oh yaa click on the image then we can see full... ok thanks

Jana wrote:According the the Issue Qty these also very easy to collect and push up..seems like Illiquid

I like to buy
Alli
Sini
Colo
Sil

'' Hi Skyfall / VP

Highly appreciates if you could do a comparison in KHC and HUNA which will be a great stuff for me and forum members...

Yes there is considerable price difference in between above counters but growth / value wise what will be the most attractive for a mid to long investment..

Thanks in advance for your valuable comments....."

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Thanks VP your valuable comments.............Skyfall appreciates your comments please........

sajcolombo wrote:'' Hi Skyfall / VP

Highly appreciates if you could do a comparison in KHC and HUNA which will be a great stuff for me and forum members...

Yes there is considerable price difference in between above counters but growth / value wise what will be the most attractive for a mid to long investment..

Thanks in advance for your valuable comments....."



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Thanks VP your valuable comments.............Skyfall appreciates your comments please........

KHC has formed its intermediate uptrend. Therefore its share prices can go up further while having pause, pullback and minor volatility time to time. I haven’t done any study on HUNA. There is a demand for stocks irrespective positive earnings and negative earnings due to strong market situation. Stocks are adjusting one by one to the next levels. If we don’t see bull market stock prices can go down. We should take trend as our friend. In the current market any stock can go up rapidly. I like their locations. Kandy is number one beautiful city in Sri-Lanka.Good luck

sajcolombo wrote:'' Hi Skyfall / VP

Highly appreciates if you could do a comparison in KHC and HUNA which will be a great stuff for me and forum members...

Yes there is considerable price difference in between above counters but growth / value wise what will be the most attractive for a mid to long investment..

Thanks in advance for your valuable comments....."



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Thanks VP your valuable comments.............Skyfall appreciates your comments please........

KHC has formed its intermediate uptrend. Therefore its share prices can go up further while having pause, pullback and minor volatility time to time. I haven’t done any study on HUNA. There is a demand for stocks irrespective positive earnings and negative earnings due to strong market situation. Stocks are adjusting one by one to the next levels. If we don’t see bull market stock prices can go down. We should take trend as our friend. In the current market any stock can go up rapidly. I like their locations. Kandy is number one beautiful city in Sri-Lanka.Good luck

Top Trader wrote:

VALUEPICK wrote:

Jana wrote:Illiquid stocks are good at this moment the reason as the SEC said they need to do some think before end of this year...
may be SEC can increase the time limit for the rule
any how I collect some and keep them up to another 3 month period ..

CLPL
COMD
PDL
EQIT one
MAL N , X (X very illiquid)
EBCR

and
GREG

and according to the TAP announcement they collect more than 80% of GREG..So GREG also now Illiquid
I believe only 3 to 4 Mn shares in the market
still I am collecting GREG ( study first this is not promotion for GREG) at the moment GREG is good choice in illiquid stock..all barrier cleared to run very soon (I guess)
but I can challenge I never loose from GREG.N    

http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t32129-sri-lanka-sec-sets-minimum-public-float-limits?highlight=MINIMUM

http://www.dailymirror.lk/mirror-stock-watch-live/35146-cse-mulls-minimum-20-free-float-requirement.html

any how this is this the list Public float end of SEP 2013
(not much differ now)

Thank you for the link.  I just started to identify some winning stocks in the market. This list definitely will help me. Thanks again for the effort.  Among above list we are seeing liquidity in many stocks including DIAL, REXP. These two counters have given more than 100% return during last one year. According to JANAs list it better to do some study on following stocks too.

NDB capital
EBCR
Finlays
UDPL
HAPU
BOPL
TSML
SATHOSA Motors
Keels food
Nuwera Eliya Hotels
Swedish Industries
ELPL
Hayles MGT
NAMU
REXP
MASK
Singer Industries
NESTLE
Lanka Hospitals
Singer Finance
MAL


Both UDPL and ELPL have ROE over 15%
Both REXP and NESTLE have two f the best ROEs in the market.

As long as major uptrend is there stocks prices will go up. Some of the above stocks could end up with breakout stocks too. It is also time to identify new winners in the market.Good luck!

I feel no point in studying CDIC at the Moment, since amendment to SEC ruling on the mandatory offer on de lisiting.

Also i don't think NEST is affected by the free issue, due to the number of shareholders

MERC?

MERC is another one to study. Thank you.