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Hey guys, I also want to give some further comments.
I am a part time trader in Australia.
Comparing US market with THAI market is like comparing Matured market with developing market.
Of course, In matured market there are more tools available for u to invest than developing market.
This is really helpful features for investor to manage their risks.
For example Call and Put options, future markets.
eg. Short selling , 01.00 am Rupert Murdoch's satellite was crashed an the share price of his company (NCP) are expecting to plunge . U short selling NCP shares at the opening price (10.00am)
say that u short 30000 at 10.00 AUD, and then wait for 2 days until the stock touch 7.00 AUD. U then decide to buy back to cover your short position. Summary sell 300000 AUD buy back 210000 AUD. U realise 90000 AUD profit.
Is this really happen here, hhhhhh
Not really, retail investor have less accessible to information sources than instituitions.
And their research are also more accurate than us.
Once there was a bad news on one company, then i short sell in the morning 10 am (other retail investors also did the same.) hhhh it turned out that this news was not really damaging and the instituition have been buying since the market opened (their researchs are more accurate than us). then the share price turn upward. It rised so quick when i buy it back, the price have gone up 20%. Ummm i losed 20 % of my investment.
So does it really better to invest in matued market
The answer is no, for me. If u are small fish wherever u are u are still small fishes.
Note p/e in matued market are much higher than developing market. eg. BHP the biggest mining company in the world has p/e about 20.
What i want to point is if u think Thai market will be mature one day (I think it should not be that far from now. U still have plenty of room for increasing ur investments return.
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