Thursday, July 15, 2010

Good Stocks On The Move

I have been terribly quiet on stocks specifics for the past couple of months. As mentioned the 2Q is always more down trending than otherwise, pays to stay out. The real reason being many will be itching to close their books early for the half year, especially if they had a great 1Q already to lock in gains and go away.

If you have read my strategy for 2H 2010, I am quite positive on equity. I can see funds starting to reload their guns, taking new positions. for the 2H.

Looking at the Malaysian market, good stocks are being bought up liberally over the past two weeks already. One can sense the pick up in volume and price breakout movements. Note the charts for the following good stocks:

London Biscuit



Oriental Food Industries




QL Resources




Evergreen




Freight Management



All the stocks above are good stocks which I have written on time and again. When activity picks up on stocks with dubious fundamentals, its highly speculative. When activity picks up on good stocks, its an indication of genuine long term funds inflow which should point towards a sustained run soon.

Another very cheap stock which I have been ignoring, yes its one of the China footwear maker, but its looking highly interesting:

Xinquan






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