HKT
thanks very much for your advice again
I have shares of Epro bought at a total cost of .513 per share. today Epro closed at .495.
I was thinking of selling it off, taking a very small loss and then buy Sijia, which closed today at
1.56. I did buy Sijia before early January at 1.69 and my reasoning for selling off Epro and
stocking up a bit more on Sijia, also bringing my average cost per share on Sijia.
Any words of wisdom.
very much appreciated.
ezfeelin
Ez - yes, i think that makes sense.
Bear in mind, for anyone reading here, that just because we pick a stock, it will immediately rocket up. This might happen, or a stock might slowly creap up, or it might stay flattish and then suddenly spike. We don't really predict when a stock will rise, but rather invest on the basis that a stock is fundamentally undervalued, and that it therefore must, over time, adjust and realize fair value. We typically take a 1 year horizon, of course reassessing if something fundamentally changes our analysis. Sijia, really looks cheap, and has very low PE and a decent dividend yield. If it has a good year (which it might well do as the China and global economy recovers), its price could rocket up.
Please also consider 300, Kunming Machine. Again, always a tough decision to buy if a stock has had a big recent gain, but nevertheless we consider it undervalued.
As to the person who asked about HiSense, 921, we still consider it a good buy.