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原帖由 Sharp902 於 2007-7-6 03:34 PM 發表
Thanks for your advice. But the daily volume is so low and the spread is quite high, it may not be easy to sell when you wanna exit. What do you think?
This is always the problem with thinly traded counters, but I never worried about that. I only worried about not able to buy enough and I am empty handed this week despite bidding everyday. And I am worried about a lower than expected financial result due next week. All you need is patience and I will keep trying. I have been a shareholder since 1992 and they have had bad years. When you have had a string of bad years, the stock would be ignored by the market. During the lean times, this counter had periods when there was zero transaction for months. After all, the stock is closely held by connected persons with relatively little held by general public.
The result announcement is due on Jul 11 and unless I missed something (like write-offs), I see no reason why they don't deliver a great result. In a way, some positive results have been laid on the table for us to see if you have been following what they are doing. If the result turns out to be in line with my analysis, the interest in this counter will be mounting at least for the short term.
In short, when the spread is so big, chances are, you are able to buy in at a lower than fair market price as there are always desperate sellers.