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More on reminiscence of a Thai stock market investor.

Here is sort of part 2 around the just previous member article. Not many rules on hand but one to consider.  The value investor is more guarded around stop losses -and price targets. Invest in what you understand and sort of like.  Jewllery is not necessary all girls best friend.

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Reminiscence of a Thai stock operator.

Here I respond to a member posting by reflecting back on some of the good, the bad and the ugly. Reflections of the past and present. I have no golden rules, I often operate on my senses. As stated here before I view creating new wealth as a form of art...

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SET at 17 year high -and more to go likely.

The bull market here continues with legitimate legs with the next news likely being a further cut in Thai interest rates. Of late the larger cap stocks have caught-up with some smaller ones now lagging,  not least due to some dissapointing 1 Q. earnings.

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Thai SET index -at new all time high.

Sell in May and walk away?  Or stay the course and take the longer term view. I chose the latter with select value investor choices. Taking the chances as always on a potential set back.

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Wake up call -in facts and figures.

Rising Thai stocks along with its rising currency...and on top, smaller cap's keep outperforming the general SET index.  With DEMCO leading the way and the stage has been set for huge new wealth creation.

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Memories from the past on excellence in dealings and more.


Class dealings, addressing concerns, high integrity.  Let leading boys be boys. Don't overdiversify.

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Thoughts from the Thai Stock Ranch.

China is not as bad as many think on pollution as its addressing these. Boys are no longer boys with some ranting on the West which has more then just financial/fiscal problems.  And not least, a few timely comments on yes, Thai Stocks.

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The Rise of the Rest.

For years smaller capitalized Thai stocks have on average performed superior to larger cap stocks here, in disguise.  As you would never know about this reading the biz. news press, or talking to Thai brokers, or their analysts.  But at last this is starting to change now. Why: because the retail investors...

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Back from a week in the heat in Bangkok.

Back from another intense trip to Bangkok where I spend time and money in the heat. Getting us some updates and to keep my perspective -as viewed from out of the forest.

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