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Monday, 1 December 2014

Keppel Corp - catching a falling knife

Invested into 3 lots of Keppel Corpn using CPF and am staring at a paper losses of approx 1k now.

Brave?
More likely plain stupidity?   haha ....


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update @ 1 Dec 7:00 pm : confirmed buy orders using CPF at 4 lots  

9 comments:

  1. Hi MH,

    Usually I would ask what was my basis for investing in the stock.

    If the basis is still valid, then I would not think too much of the loss. Better to get off the Net, read a book or just take a walk outdoors.

    If the basis has changed, then I would simply cut. I would admit I was wrong and take the loss.

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  2. Keppel Corpn is a good stock to invest in. I am not bother by the paper losses.

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  3. Its business segments

    65% - Offshore&Marine
    25% - Infrastructure
    10% - Property

    It has been in the shipping and O&G business for many years now so not to worry so much that it will sink.

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  4. l am not that ambitious type.

    Anything above plain-vanilla bank savings rate (0.05%-0.80%) l will consider selling.

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  5. Greed la not stupid.

    hope you have the stomach to be greedy when the time comes again.

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    1. hahaha ...
      interesting.

      greed for buying into a stock when the the stock price drop as much as 4.89% or $0.44 in a single day?

      a better word for it is suicide.

      a better use for greed is when l wait; and wait; and wait for it to hit the lowest price in coming days or weeks.
      $8?
      $7?
      $6?

      that's greed for sure.

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  6. Wow, 4 lots. Thats a courage. i bought one lot only. haha. I believe your war chest is strong. Think apply dollar averaging better if its for long term investment. cheers

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    1. not really a war chest; but from recycled funds.

      re-investment of proceeds from recent disposals.

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  7. Agree on the emotion part; if you manage it well then you can plan your investment well.

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