Is Thailand's stock market now expensive? Compared to what else and in what context? Rational value investors must also consider growth and momentum, or likely loose out in bull markets.
I start the new year stating my favorites and warning members/investors about the entrenched agency/principal problem. Getting/paying for wrong or worse biased advise is insulting.
I don't subsribe like some that the SET is now overvalued or in the final stage of its major upmove. Anyway, not yet. Some quality growth stocks remain with single digit p/e's, this after superb earnings this and likely next year. A stock is not expensive (yet), if the...
Here I question some of this mornings broker analysis on DEMCO, and explain why it does not hold up. What does this portray? I will post any answer/explanation given, if they give one.
Cities besides being timeless are increasingly important because they show large growth in productivity just when such is praised. Yet with many companies its too often the opposite.
After a fabulous first 9 months this year, its difficult to know what to do next. Besides holding on to DEMCO and happy to have gotten back in on Pylon, here are some thoughts trying to give some guidance.
The SET remains bullish due to high liquidity besides Thai stocks still being reasonably priced when compared to low interest rates. I still like DEMCO and some others and remain upbeat evenwhile bullmarkets are always prone to short set backs. Here is a short review for you, post my global travels.
Investors get intelligence. Look beyond index funds and find smaller "jewels in the rough". Too man are largely artificially undervalued. ETF funds are growing around the world alike pollution, distorting markets to the detriment of the mighty important smaller companies.
Why high earnings growth mandates even much higher valuation. Also, a half year recap on some selections I am just now focussed on. The SET is likely to remain upbeat.