Monday, 24 June 2013
Gold and Silver prices slammed, yet again!
Those who think they are late to the game, time to get in before it's too late! Once the big players clear their massive shorts, the prices are going to skyrocket!
Saturday, 15 June 2013
TM berhad
A company to watch out for. Is severely undervalued for such a big company. With only over 3 billion shares traded, the company is currently valued below RM20 billion. I optimistically value the company at RM35 billion, which values each share at RM10.00 at the very least. Remember, this company owns and operates the country's backbone internet infrastructure, with substantial holdings by foreign Telco companies as well.
Internet + Cable TV = Maxis + Astro
Just do the Math. With plenty of room for growth in the Internet and Data business, as well as plenty of room for Cable TV growth, I don't see why the share price should remain low forever.
In an uncertain world economy, this company pays steady dividends, and operates in an almost inelastic demand business environment (would you be able to live without internet?), TM presents a good buying opportunity, and we can already see the funds collecting.
Internet + Cable TV = Maxis + Astro
Just do the Math. With plenty of room for growth in the Internet and Data business, as well as plenty of room for Cable TV growth, I don't see why the share price should remain low forever.
In an uncertain world economy, this company pays steady dividends, and operates in an almost inelastic demand business environment (would you be able to live without internet?), TM presents a good buying opportunity, and we can already see the funds collecting.
Monday, 27 May 2013
Nikkei Slide continues to impede on KLCI's advancement
Thursday, 23 May 2013
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Bitcoin : Time to re-enter?
After peaking off at around USD260 per Bitcoin, it fell to USD60-ish. Now trading at USD120 region, it is almost half of its value during its peak. Is it time to consider re-entry into Bitcoins? Recent trading volume has shown significant decline, but I see more and more reported acceptance of Bitcoins by retailers. While it might remain a novelty idea for sometime, this might be the defining moment for Bitcoin. With less trading volume, it could mean more stability for the cryptocurrency, a much sought after characteristic that business owners want. A stable currency is a good foundation to work towards being the de-facto alternative method to buy and sell online without big brother snooping around.
That said, a great entry price would be around USD80 if anyone can get it. Perhaps Bitcoin is not so much of a fad after all!
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| Bitcoin Chart; Uptrend Momentum? |
Monday, 20 May 2013
Silver Crashing , as Predicted
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| Silver Crash 20/5/2013, Charts from FXCM |
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| Support Line indication at $17-$18/ounce |
Prior to this, I did mention not to go all-in to buy silver just yet. Hopefully some readers followed my call. This morning, silver was slammed by as much as $2 !!! It was reported over the weekend that HKMEx was to cease trading and settlement to be made in cash.
Could this had been the reason? After all, the world's markets are rigged, just like any big soccer match.
Anyhow, prices are recovering as we speak. But, keep a keen eye on the mentioned support line.
Thursday, 16 May 2013
Gold and Silver slammed: Another End Game Scenario?
Silver Price
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| Gold Price |
I should advise on collection for Silver now, while Gold is a wait and see. Even so, only invest half of your intended amount, as the other half should be used incase if Gold and Silver broke previous lows. Be mindful that stocks for both precious metals could be limited, and don't take my advise as if. Do your own research.
On the other hand, the KLCI failed to break 1800, and as of today, is trading at 1770, down 12 points from open. There are some major profit taking, which is normal. I believe that the real condition of the economy : no real profits, lackluster demand; will begin to set in, and take its toll on unreasonably high valuation for some companies.
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