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NOL - Look to Long
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Hulumas
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22-Jun-2011 08:23
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Check historical PBV data, before confirming the answer!
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iPunter
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22-Jun-2011 08:19
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There's really no such thing as " using FA" ...     Since solid stocks can also go up and           down like nobody's business.               But one can use a stock chart as an investment tool...
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stockmarketmind
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22-Jun-2011 08:02
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What's my entry point if I use FA? | ||||
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Andrew
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22-Jun-2011 00:01
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PE are last year number, and shipping is rather volatile these few years.  At some point in time, they will need to issue rights again to fund the purchase.
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stockmarketmind
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21-Jun-2011 16:57
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The rebound starts! | ||||
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krisluke
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20-Jun-2011 14:03
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NOL: DBSV maintains Hold with $1.55 TP. House expect no recovery in freight rates yet as we approach peak season and expect losses to continue in 2Q11, although note that value could be emerging given recent underperformance. Add that annual Transpac rate negotiations will likely result in flat or slightly lower rates and there is no sign yet of a peak-season driven vol recovery either…. 2Q11 will likely be another lossmaking qtr for NOL, and industry at large, athough 3Q11 earnings should benefit from peak season surcharges, visibility remains poor at this point. At current prices, NOL is trading close to or below book value, which house feel is near the floor of its trading band, given that huge losses reminiscent of the recent shipping crisis in FY09 are unlikely to be repeated. |
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stockmarketmind
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20-Jun-2011 07:53
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thanks paul!! | ||||
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ckhpaul
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19-Jun-2011 23:02
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Be careful of NOL, it is trading as Value Stock, once it reached below 1.60 (Below NAV) with PE 6.6x. I have uploaded FA and TA for this stock - however, from TA, it still shown signs of weakness.  I have advised people to short at 1.90 but now it is below 1.60 (Discount NAV) - down side should be support by fundamental.  Read my ckhpaul.blogspot.com 
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iPunter
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18-Jun-2011 20:59
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Bearing the inevitable 'hardship' in the stock market     is only for those who are rich enough to afford the huge         losses freqquently encountered in a prolonged downtrend.             For the ordinary person, blindly following such a suggestion                 can be disastrous to their lives and well-being in the real world...
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stockmarketmind
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18-Jun-2011 20:46
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Totally agree, no pain no gain. To make it, you need to go through hardship and periods of agony before you will see the light.
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iPunter
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18-Jun-2011 16:10
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Sifu is right... :)     Stock play is life... it can be fun, it can be also be hell...               depending on how one plays the market.                       but in the end, it is those who can afford to                             lose the most that benefit the most...
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stockmarketmind
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18-Jun-2011 14:25
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That's what makes trading so fun. If everyone is the same, there would be no one buying and selling. | ||||
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iPunter
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18-Jun-2011 12:11
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Betting at the top (peak) of a downtrend     is much more sensible than betting on a           continuing downtrend (more risky)...   |
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broadfeet
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18-Jun-2011 12:02
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doji yesterday with indicators os offer turning point opportunity but chance was dashed on friday with a bearish engulfing candle price need to break strongly above 1.57 for upward hope else any red candle next monday probably bring it lower to 1.35 learner view only...hehe
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iPunter
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18-Jun-2011 11:56
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Do you not agree that one can also       invest (ie.sell) in a downtrend?...
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stockmarketmind
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18-Jun-2011 11:52
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I am not speculating, I am investing. I don't bet because that's like throwing money in the drain. I follow the trend and enter when big players enter and exit when they exit.
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iPunter
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18-Jun-2011 10:04
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" Bet" means just that.     Any speculative activity is essentially a bet.       Whether one perceives the next move as a                 90% probability, or higher, one cannot                       know for sure. And this is where the                           practice of cutting loss comes in.                                 By the way, mindless gambling is                                       very different from betting.                                             Stock bettting is much, much                                                       more demanding than gambling...  |
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stockmarketmind
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18-Jun-2011 09:38
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Don't bet! If you bet, it is no different from gambling. Be a swing investor.   I agree no one can tell tomorrow, however if you understand rallies and reaction and what drive big interest players, you will know why NOL is due for a rally.   If you continue watching, no action will be taken, and once you took an action after you decide, price already soar.   Ronald K
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iPunter
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18-Jun-2011 08:51
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Actually no one knows.     It may be a long-term downtrend (the market or a stock).         It may be a  tech rebound. It may be a trend reversal.               It an be anything. No one can tell tomorrow.                     Thus, all one can do is watch the outcome                           as the market unfolds. All is betting... 
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Hulumas
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18-Jun-2011 08:43
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I am afraid long term down trend.
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