Do you think you really own a piece of a company when you own its stocks? Personally, I do not think so. The stock exchange is way to disconnected from the company of the stock that is listed apart from requesting them to provide regular reporting. The prices of the stock is purely supply and demand. The market capitalization is not a real measure of the net worth of the company. It is a measure of the willingness of the market participant to pay to own the stocks at a certain point of time.
In the long term, say over 10 - 20 years, the stock prices will fluctuate resolved to the fundamentals. However, over the short term with 18 months, the price movement usually is not any reflection of the fundamentals. It is essentially a reflection of sentiment aka supply and demand.
This web log was initially created for people who trade Singapore Stocks over "weekends". It has now evolved into real trading logs and analysis of market and stock situations using technical analysis. This becomes a record of my trading and lessons learned from trading. For more trading lessons please visit: Good Investing Lessons or Good Investing Lessons (Old)
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