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Quick Checklist for Selecting a Stock

1.The 52 Week Range: Make sure the stock is trading closer to the 52 week low than the high and also has upward momentum.

2.Volume: Average volume should be around 50,000.

3.Price/Earnings Ratio: The PE ratio should be somewhere between 1.0x and 10.0x.

4.EPS and CPS: Earnings and cash flow per share should both be positive with positive growth over each quarter.

5.Market Cap: There is no specific market cap to look for, just be aware of the risk/reward trade off of each size and their stability as well. (Personally, all of my highest returns have come from mid caps.)

6.Beta (Volatility): Beta is much like the market cap, in that there is no specific beta to look for. It just depends on risk tolerance. However, if you have a longer time horizon to invest, I would recommend a higher beta and vice versa.

7.Dividends: Look for stocks that offer dividends. Dividends are usually, but not always, a sign of good financial health.

8.Open Interest on Options Chains: Look at the open interest on options chains for a specific stock to see how many people are planning on buying and selling and at what price. This basically serves as an opinion poll on the stock’s expected performance.

9.Insider Activity: Always consider the amount of shares CEOs and other executives are buying and selling, to get an accurate picture of what is happening on the inside.

10.News: It may be a good idea to avoid stocks that are constantly in the news. Stock prices will often reflect the investors’ perception of the stock, which is usually not an accurate evaluation of the underlying company. The dot com bubble in the 90’s is a perfect example.

for more-- https://toughnickel.com/personal-finance/10-Factors-to-Consider-When-Selecting-a-Stock
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I like this post.

Yes, it may work sometimes.

Interestingly,
Going for the complete opposites also will work sometimes.

Anyone think these quick lists will work for you or has worked in the past ???

Has anyone tried in the first place ??




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Yin-Yang wrote:

Interestingly,
Going for the complete opposites also will work sometimes.


Yes. Sometimes loss making shares hv given me more capital gain than strong shares. Why's that?
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Any guesses why?

+++++++

If a share worths more than its market price, why hasn't it already gone up?

If a share is crap, why is it still being traded at high price?
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I don't have any experience in foreign stock markets. Can someone explain whether in those stock markets, can we see these kind of behaviors?
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Mon Nov 21, 2016 10:41 am
What market have you experience in mate?

Vehicle markets?

What are the differences between Daihatsu Terios and Toyota Rush; and what are the price differences in Sri lanka ?

Politics?

Which government worths more, American or Sri Lankan; who is more debited of the two?

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Yin-Yang wrote:What market have you experience in mate?

Vehicle markets?

What are the differences between Daihatsu Terios and Toyota Rush; and what are the price differences in Sri lanka ?

Politics?

Which government worths more, American or Sri Lankan; who is more debited of the two?

NO EXPERIENCE IN FOREIGN MARKET OF ANY . GOT IT? Very Happy
so if you have experience in foreign stock markets, answer my original question. Rolling Eyes
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Mon Nov 21, 2016 11:53 am
Foreign or local, all those parameter are there to justify the price.
Not the price to justify them.
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Yin-Yang wrote:Foreign or local, all those parameter are there to justify the price.
Not the price to justify them.
YY can you explain this little bit?
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CK wrote:
Yin-Yang wrote:Foreign or local, all those parameter are there to justify the price.
Not the price to justify them.
YY can you explain this little bit?

Given the same parameters, would you like to pay a higher price for a BMW against a Micro car ?

Given the same design and look, would you pay higher for a Gold coin against a Silver coin?

Why?
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Yin-Yang wrote:
CK wrote:
Yin-Yang wrote:Foreign or local, all those parameter are there to justify the price.
Not the price to justify them.
YY can you explain this little bit?

Given the same parameters, would you like to pay a higher price for a BMW against a Micro car ?

Given the same design and look, would you pay higher for a Gold coin against a Silver coin?

Why?
How can we relate this to stocks? Why bli going higher PE , when higher devidend yield lfin trading in lower PE?
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Tue Nov 22, 2016 9:13 am
CK asked valid questions from master YY to clarify his doubts. why shoot counter questions at him?

it would be gentle to answer his valid questions!

YY wrote:Given the same parameters, would you like to pay a higher price for a BMW against a Micro car ?

Given the same design and look, would you pay higher for a Gold coin against a Silver coin?

Why?

would you pay higher price for gold over silver, YY? if so, why? if not, again why?

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Gents,

Stock market is a live Eco-system, not a dead machine.

There are 3 types of living beings here; Grass eaters, Predators and Scavengers.

Grass eaters are big herds searching for green grass.
Predators are ruthless killers awaiting for eaters to come near the grass.
Scavengers follow predators and feed on remaining of grass eaters.


++++++++++

Shoeshine boys aka general public are made to believe that the market is driven by various types of parameters, be it related to company performance, macro economic trends, political decisions, crowd behavior ++.

But the markets are driven and controlled by big players.

In the first place, the very reason for markets to exists is to serve big players' needs.
Markets are not created for you and me to earn money; but to make a platform for a big player to collect money from the public while keeping the business control to himself.

Do you boys think that; if a business is earning super profits, the owner will decide to list that in a public exchange?

No boys, only when the company has come to end of its growth and only when the future looks bleak; or if someone is in need of some quick cash, the owner would decide to list the company in the stock exchange.

+++++++

And, after listing also, the market is driven by big players.

Imagine the situation where, a big player wants to buy a big chunk of a listed company.

Would he just jump in to the market and buy that?
Nah!
Instead, he would wait; wait until the company report some bad performance, report some losses, wait for some bad news to appear, wait for the General Public to get frustrated about the company, wait for all negative predictions, wait until all shoeshines boys to start selling.

That time, he would start his actions; he would let all SS boys to sell to him. Once there are no sellers to go beyond a limit, what would he do? Then he would start buying the remaining shares in the market.

At that time, all predictions start to fall apart, All P/E s get stuck in the thoughts of predictors. The SS boys cry of manipulations.

+++++++

What if some big player want to dump a big chunk in the market? Would he just start selling?
Nah!

It would drive the market price down and the big player would incur losses.

Instead, he would slowly wait until the company generate some sexy reports, some heavenly news to appear, some fantastic shoeshine predictions to be generated, and all general public to go after the company shares in a big mad rush.

That time, he would slowly dispose his shares to the buyers.
Once there are no more buyers beyond a certain level, he would start just selling to whatever buyers in the market. That time, the market price would fall down, shattering all shiny predictions.
Again the P/E s get stuck in the other end of the thought of the predictors.

+++++++

Now, some shoeshine boys might come out and say "the markets cannot be controlled by any party for a long period".
Of course, who wants to control the market once his need is full filled?

+++++++++
Now,

Who else can benefit from the market apart from big players?

There are scavengers my friends.
The scavengers go behind big players and feed themselves of some left overs by big players.

General public have two parties; one party obsessed with historical data, the other party crave for future performances. Both will be ultimate losers.

The big players and opportunistic scavengers, who live in the present moment will be the momentary beneficiaries.

+++++++

I would not buy Gold nor Silver as a commodity since I cannot consume them. But might consider as a trading mechanism.

If I were a big player of Gold, I would fund a research to prove that wearing Gold is the single biggest cause behind all types of cancer.





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Tue Nov 22, 2016 11:05 am
At last, The Oracle of Forumside speakes! cheers

And it all makes sense.(seriously)

Chinwi and Stumpy both were of the opinion of Companies having their best profits before listing. They I believe are trying to enter into companies (or form their own) at that stage of growth.
Being a lazy bugger I am aspiring to scavenge successfully. ( not for too long though).
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Good reading YY. It's too good. So I will read it several times.
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Tue Nov 22, 2016 12:32 pm
thanks YY, at last Smile

anyway, mind if i ask you a question?

how big is "big player"? what you suggesting is "market is just an illusion of free will" to cater big players to eat small investors. then why small investors invest in stocks, bonds, commodities etc?

have none of investor being success ever before?

you direct your thought to be an entrepreneur instead of an investor, am i right? its a way to become a "big player". but are there any other ways to become a big player?

thanks

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Well if you put it under the microscope, various questions will appear. There are companies in the CSE that have seen phenomenal growth. What YY sez appears that those may be the anomaly and not the norm. What he seems to say to the general forum membership is to "scavenge " mindfully, aware of market reality.
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xmart wrote:thanks YY, at last Smile

anyway, mind if i ask you a question?

how big is "big player"? what you suggesting is "market is just an illusion of free will" to cater big players to eat small investors. then why small investors invest in stocks, bonds, commodities etc?

have none of investor being success ever before?

you direct your thought to be an entrepreneur instead of an investor, am i right? its a way to become a "big player". but are there any other ways to become a big player?

thanks



Can a jackpot lottery generate millionaires?

Has jackpot lottery been created to generate millionaires?

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Backstage wrote:Well if you put it under the microscope, various questions will appear. There are companies in the CSE that have seen phenomenal growth. What YY sez appears that those may be the anomaly and not the norm. What he seems to say to the general forum membership is to "scavenge " mindfully, aware of market reality.

That was a good summary.
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nihal123 wrote:Quick Checklist for Selecting a Stock

1.The 52 Week Range: Make sure the stock is trading closer to the 52 week low than the high and also has upward momentum.

2.Volume: Average volume should be around 50,000.

3.Price/Earnings Ratio: The PE ratio should be somewhere between 1.0x and 10.0x.

4.EPS and CPS: Earnings and cash flow per share should both be positive with positive growth over each quarter.

5.Market Cap: There is no specific market cap to look for, just be aware of the risk/reward trade off of each size and their stability as well. (Personally, all of my highest returns have come from mid caps.)

6.Beta (Volatility): Beta is much like the market cap, in that there is no specific beta to look for. It just depends on risk tolerance. However, if you have a longer time horizon to invest, I would recommend a higher beta and vice versa.

7.Dividends: Look for stocks that offer dividends. Dividends are usually, but not always, a sign of good financial health.

8.Open Interest on Options Chains: Look at the open interest on options chains for a specific stock to see how many people are planning on buying and selling and at what price. This basically serves as an opinion poll on the stock’s expected performance.

9.Insider Activity: Always consider the amount of shares CEOs and other executives are buying and selling, to get an accurate picture of what is happening on the inside.

10.News: It may be a good idea to avoid stocks that are constantly in the news. Stock prices will often reflect the investors’ perception of the stock, which is usually not an accurate evaluation of the underlying company. The dot com bubble in the 90’s is a perfect example.

for more-- https://toughnickel.com/personal-finance/10-Factors-to-Consider-When-Selecting-a-Stock

This file from my Direct FN History Analyzer

1 These all stocks are over -20% change the price.

2 The stocks are trading closer to the 52 week low or 52 week low

3 I took ASI down tend start from 18-04-2018---6492.06

From Date 18-04-2018--21-06-2018

Symbol-----Start Price   End Price   Net Chg.   % Change     High      Low
 
TKYO.N0-------57.70----36.50…....-22.20……..-36.74------58.60--- 36.50

MAL.N0---------9.80-----6.80……....-3.00 ……..-30.61------10.20--- 6.50

LDEV.N0--------7.70-----5.30……….-2.30……...-29.87--------7.80--- 5.30

MAL.X0---------8.50-----5.80……...-2.50……...-29.41--------8.90--- 5.10

TKYO.X0-------47.00---34.70……..-13.50……..-28.72-------47.90--- 32.50

BRWN.N0------70.00---49.00….....20.10……..-28.71-------74.00--- 49.90

CIND.N0-------40.00---31.20….....-8.80……...-22.00-------40.00--- 27.00

APLA.N0------109.20---91.90……..-23.10……..-21.15------117.30---86.10

CFT.N0----------4.90----3.80……...-1.00……...-20.41---------5.30---3.80

What  do you think about these stocks ?
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Thanks nihal. Good work. The only share I would like to buy from above list is tokyo, considering long term growth potential.
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I would choose Tokyo and cind from the list . Thanks Nihal for bringing up this thread. I have not come across this thread earlier.
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CIND suits my appetite. REXP would be handy too...
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Symbol-----Start Price End Price Net Chg. % Change High Low

TKYO.N0-------57.70----36.50…....-22.20……..-36.74------58.60--- 36.50

මේ මුදලට ගත්තොත් ඇත්තටම වෙන්නේ---

ආයොජනය =36.50

අපේක්‍ෂිත ලාභය =22.20

මුලු ලාභය % =22.20 x 100 =60.82 %
--------------36.50

අද මේ මුදල වෙනස් ඈ......

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Thanks.
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