How to pick stocks! Avoid quarter basis analysis!

VALUEPICK · 1 How to pick stocks! Avoid quarter basis analysis! Sat Mar 22, 2014 7:41 am

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Great value, growth, business model, knowledge on the industry, brand, Cash flow, and fundamentals.

Avoid short term analysis that is where most make mistakes. Eg: Rather than thinking what will be cost of production, climate, interest rate, inflation etc next month, next quarter, second half of this year try to analyse more than one year.

Different companies attractive differently due to different reasons: Eg: lower P/E, Cash per share, dividend, EPS etc. Need analysis beyond these to pick stocks.

Pl add your knowledge to this………………………………………………………

Light of Hope · 2 Re: How to pick stocks! Avoid quarter basis analysis! Sat Mar 22, 2014 9:43 am

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If u have this knowledge why u kp on asking others about valu pricks?
Dont be a moron like ur master. Ur post doesnt add any valu to the forum so u n GM has only the option of asking others thruout the new balance forum goes.

Get a life at least.

dhanurrox · 3 Re: How to pick stocks! Avoid quarter basis analysis! Sat Mar 22, 2014 9:51 am

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Light of Hope wrote:If u have this knowledge why u kp on asking others about valu pricks?
Dont be a moron like ur master. Ur post doesnt add any valu to the forum so u n GM has only the option of asking others thruout the new balance forum goes.

Get a life at least.

Light of hope, How u differentiate this person and master,they can be same know? Very Happy

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dhanurrox wrote:

Light of Hope wrote:If u have this knowledge why u kp on asking others about valu pricks?
Dont be a moron like ur master. Ur post doesnt add any valu to the forum so u n GM has only the option of asking others thruout the new balance forum goes.

Get a life at least.

Light of hope, How u differentiate this person and master,they can be same know?

OOps!!!! Printin mistake mate Laughing

Sstar · 5 Re: How to pick stocks! Avoid quarter basis analysis! Sat Mar 22, 2014 3:28 pm

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I wil do Q X 4.. Anything Wrong??

Sstar · 6 Re: How to pick stocks! Avoid quarter basis analysis! Sat Mar 22, 2014 3:40 pm

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Most companies in Sri Lanka want to earn QXQ Increase. So I don't see any problem in seen Qx4 wrong?

Unless companies productivities are cyclical!!

dougieboy · 7 Re: How to pick stocks! Avoid quarter basis analysis! Sat Mar 22, 2014 3:46 pm

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Really? Should you deceive people here like this?

We remember how sstar was and did.

This is not the real Sstar.

Another gmae by Gil Mart to increase traffic. Seems the multiple account policy by the same person is encouraged by new admins.

Really shameful state the forum is in now.

Sstar wrote:I wil do Q X 4.. Anything Wrong??

VALUEPICK · 8 Re: How to pick stocks! Avoid quarter basis analysis! Sat Mar 22, 2014 3:51 pm

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I don’t see any wrong. It is depend on the person. Experience count lot. It is better to look for a bigger picture of more than one quarter than a bigger picture of a one quarter. If a company is going to make losses during next five years it is not worth of keeping it. When Loss making companies become turnaround companies shareholder can make fortunes.

Sstar · 9 Re: How to pick stocks! Avoid quarter basis analysis! Sat Mar 22, 2014 3:55 pm

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I might not want to go for Loss making companies unless I have control. Only other option I have is to by Qx4 profits on the big picture and see whether I could recover my investment in 5 years. 5xPER, 20% interest per annum, you call it any way you like!

ValuePick, I fully agree with your previous comment. You are a great asset to this forum.

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Txs Sstar for your comment.

I just glanced through almost all groups. In every group from poultry, banking, finance, motor, L &P, C&E and Plantations there are massively undervalued stocks. As a group, plantation sector is the number one undervalued groups in the market followed by motor and banking groups.

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I like, plantation. but very skeptical about tea and rubber. what alternative we have? not these wood companies..

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Sstar wrote:I might not want to go for Loss making companies unless I have control. Only other option I have is to by Qx4 profits on the big picture and see whether I could recover my investment in 5 years. 5xPER, 20% interest per annum, you call it any way you like!

ValuePick, I fully agree with your previous comment. You are a great asset to this forum.

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LOL . I scratch your back, you scratch mine. Infact we both are the same person Twisted Evil

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Sstar wrote:I might not want to go for Loss making companies unless I have control. Only other option I have is to by Qx4 profits on the big picture and see whether I could recover my investment in 5 years. 5xPER, 20% interest per annum, you call it any way you like!

ValuePick, I fully agree with your previous comment. You are a great asset to this forum.

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Sstar wrote:I like, plantation. but very skeptical about tea and rubber. what alternative we have? not these wood companies..

If we like something we need serious study. There is a trading and investment pattern for all types of stocks and groups. We already had few stocks oriented bull market giving more than 100%. we may see group and broad market oriented bull markets in the future. Stay with your intelligent plan.

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So valueprick are you not sstar ? Same person?

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Sstar wrote:I like, plantation. but very skeptical about tea and rubber. what alternative we have? not these wood companies..

If we like something we need serious study. There is a trading and investment pattern for all types of stocks and groups. We already had few stocks oriented bull market giving more than 100%. we may see group and broad market oriented bull markets in the future. Stay with your intelligent plan.

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These are speculations. Only things is after following few members now I have few good writing styles of others. That means I am not a copy cat. I am sure Sstar will do a good and impartial job. In some situation our writing style may be similar because we are in the investment world. That doesn’t means we are same person.

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Oh I see, thanks.

So you behave like a pro in the forum after opening an account 1 month ago but your ideas coming from following others without giving credit to them? Sstar doesn't even give sources for articles.

Does the word plagerism ring a bell my friend?

VALUEPICK wrote:These are speculations. Only things is after following few members now I have few good writing styles of others. That means I am not a copy cat. I am sure Sstar will do a good and impartial job. In some situation our writing style may be similar because we are in the investment world. That doesn’t means we are same person.

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dougieboy wrote:Oh I see, thanks.

So you behave like a pro in the forum after opening an account 1 month ago but your ideas coming from following others without giving credit to them? Sstar doesn't even give sources for articles.

Does the word plagerism ring a bell my friend?

VALUEPICK wrote:These are speculations. Only things is after following few members now I have few good writing styles of others. That means I am not a copy cat. I am sure Sstar will do a good and impartial job. In some situation our writing style may be similar because we are in the investment world. That doesn’t means we are same person.

Thanks Valuepick for your comment. We are all here to learn and I don't give a damn about where you have got these articles as long as it make sense. Thank you for sharing these valuable comments in the forum, whilst others are wasting time trying to find fault with the forum administration. Unfortunately there seems some members, who has nothing better to do other than criticizing or finding faults with others.

We don't become a Pro just because we have opened an account in this forum. It took me 20 years in the industry to learn what is investment banking. Still I am learning.

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Not giving a damn about plagerism says a lot about you. Thanks for confirming the that you both ( and all) are the same person.
Part of becoming a pro is acknowleding the people you learnt from. Stealing ideas and not giving credit to them is what kind of beheviour. You expect others not to notice and keep quiet.

Now don;t ban me.

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dougieboy wrote:Oh I see, thanks.

So you behave like a pro in the forum after opening an account 1 month ago but your ideas coming from following others without giving credit to them? Sstar doesn't even give sources for articles.

Does the word plagerism ring a bell my friend?

VALUEPICK wrote:These are speculations. Only things is after following few members now I have few good writing styles of others. That means I am not a copy cat. I am sure Sstar will do a good and impartial job. In some situation our writing style may be similar because we are in the investment world. That doesn’t means we are same person.

Thanks Valuepick for your comment. We are all here to learn and I don't give a damn about where you have got these articles as long as it make sense. Thank you for sharing these valuable comments in the forum, whilst others are wasting time trying to find fault with the forum administration. Unfortunately there seems some members, who has nothing better to do other than criticizing or finding faults with others.

We don't become a Pro just because we have opened an account in this forum. It took me 20 years in the industry to learn what is investment banking. Still I am learning.

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Thanks Sstar.All the best! At lest try to identity one valuable stock where we can just sleep peacefully. Then we should think market is going to close next five years. i

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Interesting analysis on the usage of QxQ.

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