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2836 CARLSBG
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5.99BMarket Cap18.65P/E (TTM)
19.660High19.300Low38.60KVolume19.300Open19.400Pre Close752.61KTurnover20.58052wk High0.03%Turnover Ratio305.75MShares17.57952wk Low1.051EPS TTM2.76BFloat Cap33.004Historical High18.32P/E (Static)140.90MShs Float0.033Historical Low1.07EPS LYR1.86%Amplitude0.94Dividend TTM24.62P/B100Lot Size4.80%Div YieldTTM
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Started my investing journey in June, so it's my 5th month now. Time flies, and I didn't feel it at all because the journey was pretty engaging.
Rough start - mistakes made and USD devaluation set me back -8% from my total capital injection (no withdrawal made).
I insisted not to inject any new capital until and unless I prove to myself I can beat the market.
Over time, the strategy and tactics I want to deploy became clearer to me.
1) My safe haven is my MY ...
Rough start - mistakes made and USD devaluation set me back -8% from my total capital injection (no withdrawal made).
I insisted not to inject any new capital until and unless I prove to myself I can beat the market.
Over time, the strategy and tactics I want to deploy became clearer to me.
1) My safe haven is my MY ...
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$CARLSBG (2836.MY)$ what happened?
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After a rationalisation exercise in July, my cleaned up and trimmed down MY portfolio looks much better now. If you have not already observed, I have a bias for established companies that pays consistent dividends.
Upon further contemplation, I need to do another round of rationalisation when the time and price are right, to switch out some counters that are over-valued, low profit margin and eroding EPS such as Nestle, Petron and PERDAG, for income-generating ones...
Upon further contemplation, I need to do another round of rationalisation when the time and price are right, to switch out some counters that are over-valued, low profit margin and eroding EPS such as Nestle, Petron and PERDAG, for income-generating ones...
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$CARLSBG (2836.MY)$ invested a tiny 30k sum into this on a med term hold. Looking for at least 5pc returns before selling all before GE2026.
Enter on weakness.. Around 19.
Enter on weakness.. Around 19.
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i do not believe big recession will cond so fast and consumer will cut down consumption of beers so signifincant.
i leverage down my cost by buying more at lower price point. tiger beers breakeven soon
carlberg profit
i leverage down my cost by buying more at lower price point. tiger beers breakeven soon
carlberg profit
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$CARLSBG (2836.MY)$ whats wrong with this stock! Why is it only going down?!
$CARLSBG (2836.MY)$ how come the dividend havnt bank in? Payment date should be 21 June🤔
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$CARLSBG (2836.MY)$
Probably the best of the best🍺
Probably the best of the best🍺
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CNNT OP 102236139 : damn![[undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36 "undefined")
102811537 : Learning for me from your post is to avoid ETF or Funds. Better to go for stocks. At least we have control to review fundamentals and a bit of technical.
CNNT OP 102811537 : That would be ideal, but that would also require a lot of capital + deep first hand knowledge, which I'm not confident of now.
I consider myself in a learning and experimentation stage, so I'm allowing myself to make some risky moves and see how it goes.
Thanks for the feedback though.
102811537 CNNT OP : I disagree on huge capital. I am starting with a much lower amount than you however I do see some stock returns from 5% to up to 28%. I did make some mistakes, so I also need to recover that amount before all my gains are positive. Though the amount itself maybe small but looking at percentage of returns, it is better than ETFs. Anyway, no wrong or right. This is just my opinion.
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