not bad. 7 cents a share profit. around $300 profit if you take broker's cost into consideration.Originally posted by Manager433:Many many yrs ago, I bought 5 lots of IPC @ S$0.14 per share. Guess how much its worth now......
CB. I sold 3 lots of my wingtai at $1.80. xian....I still got another 9 lots though...looks like $1.90 may be the next resistance.Originally posted by industrie:UP! UP! UP!
The property counters now are having a bullrun, shade343 is happy, i am happy too.
Anyone else holding property stocks?
Yah. Im hungry for property stocks. Look at the price of AscottReit. Its still BELOW NAV. Looks like those who buy it right now are getting a good deal.Originally posted by industrie:The market is now in speculation mood, people are pushing prices up. I think there are new buying opportunities for short-term gains now, especially the property counters like Capitaland and Keppel Land. Until the results of the bid come out in June, people are gonna continue pushing the price up.
For those holding on to shares in property counters, don't sell now. There is still alot of upside.
What do you guys think?
Yup. Im in it for the long term as I bought it at a price below RNAV. I believe they have the potential to grow further to somewhere around $2.50. Wing tai's NAV is also set to hit $1.55 for FY 2006.Originally posted by KumSioJui:I remember 4 days before CAO crashed the price was down by nearly 20% but DBS analysts were still releasing reports issuing "BUY" orders praising it to the skies but I pulled out because I saw on the charts it was a clear "gap" down.
charts don't lie remember that always.
Looking at the broader picture, wingtai is definately on the bull how high it will go is anybody's guess but looking at it, it broke they phsychological barrier at $1.60+ and it hardly corrected, it may be correcting now because investors are fearful because the price is now in unknown territory as there is no historical price to rely on as a benchmark as to how high or low it will go to so maybe people are selling.
If you are long term then it dun matter just hold on to it, but if you T+3 or in only for the quick profit then now might be a good time to run.
Is M/s Ching Ho holding any CAO share, let me know when she buy.Originally posted by king108:CAO so good ?
Lucky you pulled out..."Analysts"Originally posted by KumSioJui:I remember 4 days before CAO crashed the price was down by nearly 20% but DBS analysts were still releasing reports issuing "BUY" orders praising it to the skies but I pulled out because I saw on the charts it was a clear "gap" down.