Date: 2018-06-20
I'm a Sinostar Pec shareholder since I came back to Singapore, and have been holding it for 2 years.
I picked this counter based on Ben Graham's net net value investing approach(Fundamentalism: 原教旨主义的 ) and started my initial position when it was $0.09.
It gives me some fond memory and good return after I divested part of my holdings to lower my cost.
I recently notice the counter has turned a bit active with a couple of SGX announcements, showing its CEO Mr. Li Xiang Ping's buying the shares from mid of Jun, average $0.17~0.19~0.20.
But, why didn't he do that earlier when the price was much more depressed?
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I'm happy to see the price inching up, but I have no plan to load or reduce my current position.
Caveat: this blog is not a suggestion to buy or sell Sinostar Pec.
I'm a Sinostar Pec shareholder since I came back to Singapore, and have been holding it for 2 years.
I picked this counter based on Ben Graham's net net value investing approach(Fundamentalism: 原教旨主义的 ) and started my initial position when it was $0.09.
It gives me some fond memory and good return after I divested part of my holdings to lower my cost.
I recently notice the counter has turned a bit active with a couple of SGX announcements, showing its CEO Mr. Li Xiang Ping's buying the shares from mid of Jun, average $0.17~0.19~0.20.
But, why didn't he do that earlier when the price was much more depressed?
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I'm happy to see the price inching up, but I have no plan to load or reduce my current position.
Caveat: this blog is not a suggestion to buy or sell Sinostar Pec.
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