Undervalued shares?

SHARK aka TAH · 26 Re: Undervalued shares? Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:14 am

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Octopus · 27 Re: Undervalued shares? Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:20 am

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SHARK aka TAH wrote:SLEF is powerful know

we need to make it more and more powerful and strong. because this is the only place for average investors to get elakiri information from.
We will work as a team to achieve common objective of sharing information with harmony. but if some one see or feel something, please raise it so we can address the issues.

Fairtrade · 28 Re: Undervalued shares? Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:21 am

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Octopus wrote:

SHARK aka TAH wrote:

GroundedKestrel wrote:Even I too trust in this stock. I purchased around 500,000 shares of it and have locked it up for the future. I want to slowly accumulate funds and make it 1 million and then forget about it for a couple of years. The CEB budget slash of 99% coupled with the new projects and rising demand for energy, has me feeling quite bullish for this stock .

Agreed GK

1M shares on VPEL only????,
I think you better go and work there as a director or help them build another power generation projects.
My view is, no point invest your RS 6million rupees on a share like VPEL only.
Just buy VPEL close to dividend then you get capital + div.

there are better shares than VPEL in the market. If you had bought LIOC @ 45, today you have div= 1lakh + capital gain 1 lakh? and still moving up.

Having 60 million in hand, if you aim for lively stocks. not dead ones. you can make the money double easily
dont agree with me, something to think about.

Agreed with Octopus, there is a simple saying 'Don't put all your eggs in one basket'. I don't know whether this is only one of your investments. Do you want to enter GroundedKestrel name in top 20 shareholders?????? Rolling Eyes

GroundedKestrel · 29 Re: Undervalued shares? Thu Oct 16, 2014 10:48 am

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Thank you everyone for your genuine feedback. I want to clarify a few things though, I have only 500,000 shares thus far so hardly 60 lakhs. As a practice, I like penny stocks. While LIOC might be good, everyone is going after it and sooner or later the bubble will burst or the share might not live up to expectations. I keep away from shares where the spot light is shone.

Fairtrade: With regard to the capital market, yes this is it. I have diversified the rest into agriculture and rural land.

I don't think that VPEL is dead Octopus. However did you come into that conclusion? I like concentration over diversification to be honest. It is high risk, I agree but the rewards are as lucrative. I like shares like CFLB, VONE, BFL (those days) etc.

every ones strategy is different and depend on many things. You have diversified.Good.
I am more like a trader.
If you have more money,The bitter truth is you are the boss (If you aim for penny stocks), dirty to say the word but You can manipulate. You are empowered. because you have lot of money.

Having cash 6 mil in hand and waiting for your opportunity is your strategy.
on the other hand, Mine is attack. Being a trader and a long time investor is totally different things.

Good luck on your VPEL

GroundedKestrel · 30 Re: Undervalued shares? Thu Oct 16, 2014 10:59 am

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Also, I think practically that DP has the money and capabilities to take this into a whole new level. Acquisition of Free Lanka Power? Construction of a new mini hydropower plant together with a Swedish company? expansion into other renewable sources of power (currently testing wind in Balangoda) coupled with the world and govts becoming more environmentally aware, energy hub policies, carbon credits coming into play, growing electricity demand, favourable political climate, having permits already.

I am not playing the short game. Trying to thrive on each and every bull run. I am in it for the long haul Smile

Need I say more?

VALUEPICK · 31 Re: Undervalued shares? Thu Oct 16, 2014 11:56 am

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There are full of value sectors/ stocks in the market. It is time to go behind those sectors and stocks. Where do we get stocks/ sectors below the P/E ratio of 7.Even S & P 500 is closer or above the P/E ratio of 26.So they are having some selloff these days. If we see value we should grab from our both hands. One by one some value stocks are going up in sectors such as food and plantations sectors now. Good luck!