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Posting #1: Mon Jun 16th, 2008 06:26 |
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| gamuda(5398) recently drop to 2.55 and is it a good time to buy?
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Posting #2: Mon Jun 16th, 2008 07:08 |
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Hello...
are you interested in buying Gamuda from a trading perspective or from an investing perspective?
ur topic moved to Market Chat forum.
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Posting #3: Mon Jun 16th, 2008 07:36 |
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Difficult to call a buy/sell from looking at the price action..
Wait.. isn't that called Technical Analysis? 
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Posting #4: Mon Jun 16th, 2008 09:51 |
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wat u mean by trading n investment perspective?
i tink i buy it for long investment...i wan to noe if Gamuda company has a bright future n potential..thx
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Posting #5: Mon Jun 16th, 2008 10:19 |
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Hello xiaokhong,
are you interested in buying Gamuda from a trading perspective or from an investing perspective?
Since you are new, i wouldn't know if you intend to buy Gamuda as a 'trader' or as an 'investor'. That's why I asked.
i tink i buy it for long investment...i wan to noe if Gamuda company has a bright future n potential
Gamuda has had so many issues lately. I think most is still valid for the long term investor to be weary.
1. First the boss sold a lot of shares - is there a deeper reason for why he sold?
2. Political issues regarding its local projects.
3, Gamuda has massive development projects in Vietnam. Now Vietnam is a country with some very immediate concern - extremely highly inflation - 25%, and interest rates above 14% (u can read it here: http://sahamas.net/forum9/6341.html ) and Gamuda felll recently from 3.20 due to this issue (u can read it here http://sahamas.net/forum74/6322.html )
4. With inflation on the up, the overhead cost is a huge factor (steel, cement prices all up). Margins (net profits) would surely be impacted.
How?
So why do you think that 2.55 is a good price for long term investment in Gamuda? Are you attracted just cos of the absolute stock price (ie stock has fallen a lot)?
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Posting #6: Mon Jun 16th, 2008 13:02 |
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thx for ur great information..
wat is the different between trader n investor? sry cuz i realy a newbie...lol
recently realy lot of negative issues tat made the gamuda fall a lot but overall gamuda is still a good company..it still have lot of government projects in hand
the price now is realy attractive n i tink it will rebound soon
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Posting #7: Mon Jun 16th, 2008 13:12 |
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Dear Xiaokhong,
In a nutshell, a trader trades while the investor invest.
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Posting #8: Mon Jun 16th, 2008 14:53 |
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Moolah wrote:
Dear Xiaokhong,
In a nutshell, a trader trades while the investor invest.
And my mom is a woman 
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Posting #9: Mon Jun 16th, 2008 15:06 |
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lol...haha...lame explain but ac understand ady..i juz an investor
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Posting #10: Mon Jun 16th, 2008 18:27 |
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Traders buy baby cow at lower price and sell it at higher price therefore profit from the price difference. It does not matter whether the process takes long or short, as long as he/she can profit from the exchange of goods.
Investors buy baby cow but wait for it to grow up so that it will supply susu and breed more baby cows. Investors sell the cow only when ze  cannot supply susu n breed. The process usually takes long.
Obviously u wanted to buy a baby cow because you believe someone will buy from you at higher price if it rebound later. 
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