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limjoeseph ( Date: 16-Aug-2021 09:36) Posted:
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Believing in the Growth Story of ISDN for the Rest of 2021 and Beyond means Eliminating the SHORT TERM SPECULATIVE MIND BUT THINK MEDIUM TO LONG TERM INSTEAD!!
Hang on tight. Roller coaster ride ahead
limjoeseph ( Date: 16-Aug-2021 09:36) Posted:
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My Pleasure, Bro.
lausk22 ( Date: 16-Aug-2021 09:31) Posted:
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Thanks for sharing.
limjoeseph ( Date: 16-Aug-2021 09:21) Posted:
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For the Benefit of New Readers to ISDN's Thread:
I would like to take this opportunity to share my Investment Philosophy with New Readers to ISDN's thread to einforce my Medium to Long Term Investnent is not a Buy and Hold Strategy for Life but subject
to periodic review.
Of course, it is not suited for everyone, as each individual situation is unique.
Hopefully, it sparks ideas, adds some common sense to the intricate investing process, and makes investors feel calmer, putting them in control.
The opinions rendered here, are just that ? opinions ? and along with my positions can change at any time.
As always, I shall encourage readers to use common sense when it comes to managing any ideas that I decide to share with the community.
Nowhere is it implied that ISDN should be bought and put away until you die.
Periodic reviews are mandatory to adjust to changes in the fundamental backdrop of ISDN that will take place over time.
The goal of all my penned articles from fundamentals or technical approach is to help Readers with their thought process based on the lessons I have learned over the past 30 years in the Trading Industry and finally as a Retired Business Owner and also as a Stock Investor to date.
Although it would be nice, we can't expect to capture each and every Short Term move.
As always, Due Diligence is always Encouraged and Warranted for Own Judgemental call to Each and Every Reader's Risk Appetite for a Medium to Long Term Investment Portfolio.
NB:
MY PENNED CONTRIBUTIONS ARE NOT A BUY RECOMMENDATION BUT SHARING OF IDEAS WITHIN A COMMUNITY OF FAIR MINDED READERS.
I would like to take this opportunity to share my Investment Philosophy with New Readers to ISDN's thread to einforce my Medium to Long Term Investnent is not a Buy and Hold Strategy for Life but subject
to periodic review.
Of course, it is not suited for everyone, as each individual situation is unique.
Hopefully, it sparks ideas, adds some common sense to the intricate investing process, and makes investors feel calmer, putting them in control.
The opinions rendered here, are just that ? opinions ? and along with my positions can change at any time.
As always, I shall encourage readers to use common sense when it comes to managing any ideas that I decide to share with the community.
Nowhere is it implied that ISDN should be bought and put away until you die.
Periodic reviews are mandatory to adjust to changes in the fundamental backdrop of ISDN that will take place over time.
The goal of all my penned articles from fundamentals or technical approach is to help Readers with their thought process based on the lessons I have learned over the past 30 years in the Trading Industry and finally as a Retired Business Owner and also as a Stock Investor to date.
Although it would be nice, we can't expect to capture each and every Short Term move.
As always, Due Diligence is always Encouraged and Warranted for Own Judgemental call to Each and Every Reader's Risk Appetite for a Medium to Long Term Investment Portfolio.
NB:
MY PENNED CONTRIBUTIONS ARE NOT A BUY RECOMMENDATION BUT SHARING OF IDEAS WITHIN A COMMUNITY OF FAIR MINDED READERS.
wow they deleted my thread. no worries. Lets see how this thread goes...if needed then will create a new one.
daytrader123 ( Date: 15-Aug-2021 22:03) Posted:
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Futures contracts tied to the major U.S. stock indexes slipped Asian morning as the S&P 500 hovered in record territory after last week?s modest gains.
Futures linked to the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 120 points. Those tied to the S&P 500 dipped 11 points and Nasdaq 100 futures lost 25 points.
The Dow ended last week at 35,515.38, a record close, while the S&P 500 finished Friday at 4,468.00 to notch its own best-ever finish.
The blue-chip Dow and the S&P 500 rounded out the week with muted gains of 0.8% and 0.7%, respectively, amid light summertime trading volumes. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite underperformed week, down just under 0.1%.
The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note was last seen at 1.283%. Bond yields fall as their prices rise.
Investors digested mixed economic data last week.
Perhaps the most notable reading was Wednesday?s softer-than-expected inflation report, which showed consumer prices minus energy and food rose less than expected in July. Meanwhile, the Labor Department said Thursday that weekly jobless claims came in at 375,000 last week, matching estimates and declining for a third straight week.
The University of Michigan?s sentiment read for August printed at just 70.2, the weakest since December 2011, and producer prices came in hotter than expected.
Upcoming economic data includes an update on retail sales on Tuesday, as well as housing starts and the release of the Federal Reserve?s latest meeting minutes on Wednesday.
The major stock indexes have for much of the last month ground to new records on the back of robust corporate earnings results.
Eighty-seven percent of S&P 500 companies have reported positive earnings per share surprises for the second calendar quarter. If 87% is the final percentage, it will mark the highest percentage of S&P 500 companies reporting positive EPS surprises since FactSet began tracking this metric in 2008.
Futures linked to the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 120 points. Those tied to the S&P 500 dipped 11 points and Nasdaq 100 futures lost 25 points.
The Dow ended last week at 35,515.38, a record close, while the S&P 500 finished Friday at 4,468.00 to notch its own best-ever finish.
The blue-chip Dow and the S&P 500 rounded out the week with muted gains of 0.8% and 0.7%, respectively, amid light summertime trading volumes. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite underperformed week, down just under 0.1%.
The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note was last seen at 1.283%. Bond yields fall as their prices rise.
Investors digested mixed economic data last week.
Perhaps the most notable reading was Wednesday?s softer-than-expected inflation report, which showed consumer prices minus energy and food rose less than expected in July. Meanwhile, the Labor Department said Thursday that weekly jobless claims came in at 375,000 last week, matching estimates and declining for a third straight week.
The University of Michigan?s sentiment read for August printed at just 70.2, the weakest since December 2011, and producer prices came in hotter than expected.
Upcoming economic data includes an update on retail sales on Tuesday, as well as housing starts and the release of the Federal Reserve?s latest meeting minutes on Wednesday.
The major stock indexes have for much of the last month ground to new records on the back of robust corporate earnings results.
Eighty-seven percent of S&P 500 companies have reported positive earnings per share surprises for the second calendar quarter. If 87% is the final percentage, it will mark the highest percentage of S&P 500 companies reporting positive EPS surprises since FactSet began tracking this metric in 2008.
Maybe someone complained and the admin just deleted the active ISDN threads. I doubt they have time to go figure out which one is causing " problems" or whatever. I have seen worst threads that linger on for a very long time.
daytrader123 ( Date: 15-Aug-2021 22:03) Posted:
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For the Benefit of New Readers to ISDN's Thread:
Short term views whether on technical readings or unsuspecting news event are presented to give market participants a feel for the current situation.
It should be noted that strategic investment decisions should NOT be based on any SHORT TERM VIEWS.
These views contain a lot of noise and will lead an investor into whipsaw action that tends to detract from the overall performance.
At the end of day, it is the undelying primary ISDN's medium to long term tr end which is Intact to date that will hold the key to ISDN's future market direction as their growth outlook will be positive on potential earning visibilities for the rest of 2021 and beyond into 2022.
Even to date, ISDN's first half earnings of $19.39 million far exceeded full year 2020 earnings of $15.14 million, a remarkable feat.
A clearer picture on forward guidance of ISDN's core business activities and new projects coming on stream will be made known probably during the investors conference call on tuesday starting 3.00 pm.
In the mean time, medium to long term investors just need to sit back and enjoy coming dividend payout on 27th august or having opted for scrips instead.
As usual, due diligence is warranted on own judgemental call to suit risk appetite as own money, own target.
Short term views whether on technical readings or unsuspecting news event are presented to give market participants a feel for the current situation.
It should be noted that strategic investment decisions should NOT be based on any SHORT TERM VIEWS.
These views contain a lot of noise and will lead an investor into whipsaw action that tends to detract from the overall performance.
At the end of day, it is the undelying primary ISDN's medium to long term tr end which is Intact to date that will hold the key to ISDN's future market direction as their growth outlook will be positive on potential earning visibilities for the rest of 2021 and beyond into 2022.
Even to date, ISDN's first half earnings of $19.39 million far exceeded full year 2020 earnings of $15.14 million, a remarkable feat.
A clearer picture on forward guidance of ISDN's core business activities and new projects coming on stream will be made known probably during the investors conference call on tuesday starting 3.00 pm.
In the mean time, medium to long term investors just need to sit back and enjoy coming dividend payout on 27th august or having opted for scrips instead.
As usual, due diligence is warranted on own judgemental call to suit risk appetite as own money, own target.
To date, ISDN has kept a low profile in the public market while patiently building its core automation business and developing its emerging energy business.
It is believed investors will increasingly see the results of the Company?s patient strategy in the coming years, and medium to long term astute investors can look forward to ISDN continued strong earnings for the rest of the year and and into 2022 from ISDN?s solid positions in the attractive industrial automation and clean energy markets.
As always, due diligence is warranted on own judgemental call to suit risk appetite as own money, own target.
It is believed investors will increasingly see the results of the Company?s patient strategy in the coming years, and medium to long term astute investors can look forward to ISDN continued strong earnings for the rest of the year and and into 2022 from ISDN?s solid positions in the attractive industrial automation and clean energy markets.
As always, due diligence is warranted on own judgemental call to suit risk appetite as own money, own target.
I believe few accounts were also blocked together with the blocked thread
csnigel ( Date: 15-Aug-2021 18:51) Posted:
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For the Benefit of New Readers Readers, Explanation on Technical Reading from the Day the position is being initiated for Different Time Frame:
1 Hourly Chart:
For Intraday Traders/Contra Traders using it for Trading.
Daily Chart:
For Short Term Traders using it with a Time Horizon within 3 months.
Weekly Chart:
Intermediate Term Retail Investors using it with a Time Horizon between 3 to 6 months.
Monthly Chart:
a) Medium Term Iron Hand Investors using it with a Time Horizon of more than 6 months to 1 year
b) Long Term Iron Hand Investors using it with a Time Horizon of more than 1 year and beyond.
1 Hourly Chart:
For Intraday Traders/Contra Traders using it for Trading.
Daily Chart:
For Short Term Traders using it with a Time Horizon within 3 months.
Weekly Chart:
Intermediate Term Retail Investors using it with a Time Horizon between 3 to 6 months.
Monthly Chart:
a) Medium Term Iron Hand Investors using it with a Time Horizon of more than 6 months to 1 year
b) Long Term Iron Hand Investors using it with a Time Horizon of more than 1 year and beyond.