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Undervalued no use unless there are buyers willing to pay fully valued price. So far seems to have big buyer but simply holding up the price but not pushing it up. Dunno what games they playing.
PL1968 ( Date: 28-Aug-2024 13:27) Posted:
I believe there is opportunity to reach.
Logically it should be at lease 170, as current price is similar to price before profit guidence, so it is not reflecting the turning around and profitable situation.
Some are accumulating, so price consolating and inch up stage by stage
Chansenghoe1971 ( Date: 28-Aug-2024 12:22) Posted:
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I believe there is opportunity to reach.
Logically it should be at lease 170, as current price is similar to price before profit guidence, so it is not reflecting the turning around and profitable situation.
Some are accumulating, so price consolating and inch up stage by stage
Chansenghoe1971 ( Date: 28-Aug-2024 12:22) Posted:
170 Sept
MrBear12 ( Date: 28-Aug-2024 11:28) Posted:
| Those who sow in tears and sadness shall reap with joy and dancing |
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We need a good 3Q business update to boost the share. Oct maybe
Chansenghoe1971 ( Date: 28-Aug-2024 12:22) Posted:
170 Sept
MrBear12 ( Date: 28-Aug-2024 11:28) Posted:
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170 Sept
MrBear12 ( Date: 28-Aug-2024 11:28) Posted:
Those who sow in tears and sadness shall reap with joy and dancing.
naoshingo ( Date: 28-Aug-2024 11:17) Posted:
I'm honoured that my nick is mentioned by MrBear.
I'm still holding at 1.75...Sad.. |
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Those who sow in tears and sadness shall reap with joy and dancing.
naoshingo ( Date: 28-Aug-2024 11:17) Posted:
I'm honoured that my nick is mentioned by MrBear.
I'm still holding at 1.75...Sad...
MrBear12 ( Date: 28-Aug-2024 08:12) Posted:
Take care too, all who venture into this battlefield of Seatrium.
Its psychological warfare here in addition to the physical ravages of war.
As our respected member Naoshingo has noted, definitely not for the faint hearted.
But on a positive side, this counter tests our patience and capacity for hope.
After all, as the name of the thread suggests, never lose hope.
Once we do, we sink and perish.
This is the Sea of Hopes, made possible only by the Creator of the seas. |
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Don't worry lar, this will be 8 dollars in long term...
naoshingo ( Date: 28-Aug-2024 11:17) Posted:
I'm honoured that my nick is mentioned by MrBear.
I'm still holding at 1.75...Sad...
MrBear12 ( Date: 28-Aug-2024 08:12) Posted:
Take care too, all who venture into this battlefield of Seatrium.
Its psychological warfare here in addition to the physical ravages of war.
As our respected member Naoshingo has noted, definitely not for the faint hearted.
But on a positive side, this counter tests our patience and capacity for hope.
After all, as the name of the thread suggests, never lose hope.
Once we do, we sink and perish.
This is the Sea of Hopes, made possible only by the Creator of the seas. |
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As mentioned. So no need to shout everyday lah
cowabunga ( Date: 27-Aug-2024 11:01) Posted:
| That' s why shout everyday here is waste time. The counter 2 steps up and 2 steps backwards again the next day |
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I'm honoured that my nick is mentioned by MrBear.
I'm still holding at 1.75...Sad...
MrBear12 ( Date: 28-Aug-2024 08:12) Posted:
Take care too, all who venture into this battlefield of Seatrium.
Its psychological warfare here in addition to the physical ravages of war.
As our respected member Naoshingo has noted, definitely not for the faint hearted.
But on a positive side, this counter tests our patience and capacity for hope.
After all, as the name of the thread suggests, never lose hope.
Once we do, we sink and perish.
This is the Sea of Hopes, made possible only by the Creator of the seas. |
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Where is Mr Chan? Quick push up leh, I want to free up some cash )
It doesn' t do shit. Too small to make a difference in price movement. And unless it retires the shares it bought, it doesn' t increase our equity either. So its just book keeping, showing as treasury shares instead of cash in retained earnings. Ok, tiny difference in EPS but rounding error.
Charanko ( Date: 28-Aug-2024 09:29) Posted:
| lol the SBB like non-existent |
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lol the SBB like non-existent
Short sellers like to sell. Let them sell loh. Or else how to get cheap price. Problem is buyers don't know control their greed to sell at high price, turn greed to self explain and self convince when price drop, then turn pain and sorrow to curse short sellers. In facts those sell at very low price are those cursing one. Short sellers at high price have turn to a buyers when cursing one is selling. Lol...
Take care too, all who venture into this battlefield of Seatrium.
Its psychological warfare here in addition to the physical ravages of war.
As our respected member Naoshingo has noted, definitely not for the faint hearted.
But on a positive side, this counter tests our patience and capacity for hope.
After all, as the name of the thread suggests, never lose hope.
Once we do, we sink and perish.
This is the Sea of Hopes, made possible only by the Creator of the seas.
Many thanks for sharing , take care .
MrBear12 ( Date: 27-Aug-2024 22:10) Posted:
Firstly, share lending delays some of my dividend payments for those shares lent out. I have a strict dividend timetable as I need to pay my bills promptly using my dividends.
Secondly, some shares are lent out at less than 1 percent per annum interest. Too paltry a figure and I have to include these small sums in my accounts.
Thirdly, with the rise of cfd and broking houses, there is less demand for lending out shares from cdp. Previously I could get 4 percent interest from cdp because of better demand, perhaps.
Lastly, I am paring down equity holdings as I age. So the lending power is getting less and less. For a couple of dollars more a month is hardly worth all the book keeping and tracking of my stocks.
So I will sign off a physical letter tomorrow to inform cdp y post I wish to stop lending, according to the advice the sages of the past have given, "neither a borrower nor a lender be."
Best wishes to you all
tonytony ( Date: 27-Aug-2024 21:29) Posted:
| In this case , why cancel share lending |
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Firstly, share lending delays some of my dividend payments for those shares lent out. I have a strict dividend timetable as I need to pay my bills promptly using my dividends.
Secondly, some shares are lent out at less than 1 percent per annum interest. Too paltry a figure and I have to include these small sums in my accounts.
Thirdly, with the rise of cfd and broking houses, there is less demand for lending out shares from cdp. Previously I could get 4 percent interest from cdp because of better demand, perhaps.
Lastly, I am paring down equity holdings as I age. So the lending power is getting less and less. For a couple of dollars more a month is hardly worth all the book keeping and tracking of my stocks.
So I will sign off a physical letter tomorrow to inform cdp y post I wish to stop lending, according to the advice the sages of the past have given, "neither a borrower nor a lender be."
Best wishes to you all
tonytony ( Date: 27-Aug-2024 21:29) Posted:
In this case , why cancel share lending ?
MrBear12 ( Date: 27-Aug-2024 20:46) Posted:
| As long as efficient market theory holds, I cannot see the difference between lending out money or shares. If we can lend out money, why not shares |
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In this case , why cancel share lending ?
MrBear12 ( Date: 27-Aug-2024 20:46) Posted:
As long as efficient market theory holds, I cannot see the difference between lending out money or shares. If we can lend out money, why not shares?
MrBear12 ( Date: 27-Aug-2024 20:43) Posted:
I was a believer in efficient market hypothesis.
The market is supposed to reflect the true price of a security as information is available to the public. At the same time, investors have sufficient holdings either in cash or in stock to trade at free (willing buyer and willing seller) prices. If a seller is selling at a true price that a buyer is happy to accept, there is a happy exchange. Short selling is merely one type of this happy exchange.
At least that was my view |
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As long as efficient market theory holds, I cannot see the difference between lending out money or shares. If we can lend out money, why not shares?
MrBear12 ( Date: 27-Aug-2024 20:43) Posted:
I was a believer in efficient market hypothesis.
The market is supposed to reflect the true price of a security as information is available to the public. At the same time, investors have sufficient holdings either in cash or in stock to trade at free (willing buyer and willing seller) prices. If a seller is selling at a true price that a buyer is happy to accept, there is a happy exchange. Short selling is merely one type of this happy exchange.
At least that was my view
tonytony ( Date: 27-Aug-2024 20:30) Posted:
| Lend out our daggers for a negligible fees for them to stab us , why ? |
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I was a believer in efficient market hypothesis.
The market is supposed to reflect the true price of a security as information is available to the public. At the same time, investors have sufficient holdings either in cash or in stock to trade at free (willing buyer and willing seller) prices. If a seller is selling at a true price that a buyer is happy to accept, there is a happy exchange. Short selling is merely one type of this happy exchange.
At least that was my view
tonytony ( Date: 27-Aug-2024 20:30) Posted:
| Lend out our daggers for a negligible fees for them to stab us , why ? |
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Naked shorts should be disallowed as well.
Only allow shares that's been bought with yr own monies and not borrowed shares
tonytony ( Date: 27-Aug-2024 20:30) Posted:
| Lend out our daggers for a negligible fees for them to stab us , why ? |
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Lend out our daggers for a negligible fees for them to stab us , why ?
