Post by zuolun on Jan 14, 2015 14:23:41 GMT 7
Definition of “dead stock” — An amount of a product that a company has bought or made but is unable to sell. Storing dead stock costs money and so reduces the amount of profit a company can make: "Under the rules you can discount the products after a year, but a year is a long time to keep dead stock."
In any stock market, it's all about supply and demand. From a chartist's point of view; buy stocks with good momentum and volume, which can reward you a good profit. Do not buy stocks with low or no volume and sit on them, these stocks are dead and dire cheap for a reason. (Bottom-fishing is the toughest gameplay in the stock market.) Watch the video clip and listen carefully from 1:50 to 1:59... the speaker has revealed an important fact about the stock market gameplay. "In the stock markets today, there are good companies that are overpriced and there are worthless companies that are overpriced. If you are going to be a fool and pay absurd prices because you think that a greater fool will appear in the future, make sure you buy a goat and not a monkey."
Do not buy stocks that even worms also won't grow on them!In Singapore, medical professionals (GPs and Specialists) except dentists need to be partial or fully attached to public/private hospitals in order to do well. The turnover of small private clinics is extremely high in shopping malls and HDB estates (normal and 24/7 ones) due to high operating costs. This reminds me of one SGX-listed healthcare company, Pacific Healthcare Holdings; it's business model is similar to Mary Chia Holdings...
Do not buy stocks that even worms also won't grow on them!