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I. It is not the index but individual shares that can earn you money. The real fortune-making shares are neither blue chips with huge market capitals because growth on large base is comparatively slower, nor junk bonds, but those of which corporate margin and shareholders’ reward keep rising with core competence being constantly reinforced. & w7 c h' C: @4 {4 \9 _) A! p L
6 w4 w0 @1 k) }6 B6 |( h2 q! L II. Any prediction about exact index points at certain times will no doubt get a slap on face. The fact is even God doesn’t know whether the index will go up or down tomorrow. And it makes no sense. The same is true with individual shares. Short-term ups and downs are unpredictable in that there are just too many factors which may interfere in the price of an individual share and nobody is able enough to see all these factors and their power clearly. However, the history has proven many times that corporate value and its long-term market performance are of cause and effect relationship. That reminds me of atom: the movement of electron is irregular, however, it is always around the nucleus and within the atom.
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III. Never try any means of loan financing in stock market. You can be full in stock, but never borrow any penny. When you go down and out, you can come back again some time later. All you need to think about when you are broke is to change your life style and reduce your human desires to the minimum.
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IV. If you view yourself as an investor rather than a speculator, keep away from those cyclical companies without or losing pricing power and cost transferable ability. From my point of view, most friends in 55168 cannot predict the price moving orientation of raw materials. One example is 000911 Nanning Sugar Manufacturing.
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V. Never forget PE. In a bull market, analysers develop a lot of fancy and way cool valuation models to meet customer needs. Fuck them off. However, I always warn myself that PE should never be forgotten. I know the essence of PE. The equation of PE is market capital divided by net profit. It tells that in how many years investors can take their investment back. This variable especially fits into those companies in their maturity stage. Imagine: a mature company with PE at 100. Compared with our short life, does it make any sense if we use 100 years to take our money back? Look at 900950 XinChengB then. The estimated 2006 PE is about 6, which means investors can take their investment back in about 6 years, given the situation that its profit making ability has remained steady in the following decade. At present level, 6-year profit will be over 3 billion CNY, which happens to buy the whole company from the stock market because its market capital is a bit over 3 billion this moment. All the assets, brand name, and etc. are yours, let alone it will keep making profit in the future. What’s more, XCB is a growing company instead of a mature one in these years. Realising this, no matter we are in the fucking bull or bear market, what do you think can prevent us from buying in such a cheap share at the present price? And I guess this is why the average PE level of most mature companies in industrialised countries falls between 8 and 20, such a reasonable and realistic range. Of course, in any stock market, amazingly high PE can often be seen. We cannot simply give our negative comment because PE is not static, but dynamic. A PE at 1,000 can be reduced to only 50 within a year, if the base of its margin is very small. So, PE seems not suitable to evaluate those companies in their growing stage or of which their margin bases are small.
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- m9 l* x; e) J, z1 V VI. Price/value rate is the only benchmark we can rely on. If this rate is 1, it means the price is appropriate. If the rate is above 1, it’s not a good bargain even you buy in a good company because that good company is over estimated. Cool off your brain, what we need to do is to find out underestimated companies. Bull or bear, let it be. m1 B) q: j S' d4 f- Q4 c
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VII. If you always love bull but fear bear, if you are always optimistic or pessimistic, if you always act before thinking twice or think twice after acting, it’s about time for you to leave. + K- D' y, J& |, S! s# ~
' z. J* _2 [2 p h VIII. It is not easy to say I love stock market. It can be heaven and it can be hell. Always bear this in mind: Stock market being a perilous place, be discreet when you invest. |
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