Assuming you have conducted due diligence assessing the investment merit of a company. All things seem good - growing revenue, earnings, low debt, strong fundamentals, management hold large stakes etc. So it passes your investment screen.
The Following scenarios might occur.
Share Price Shot up After Your Analysis
Before you have bought it.
I am sure many have experienced this before. You have done your homework, you were confident in the company's prospect, outlook is good, market is there to seize.
Then you got pre-occupied with other life matters. You got busy. And maybe two weeks later, share price shot up due to huge order win, or some analyst' initiation report, or a privatisation offer. And the worst thing is these events were all partially expected in your analysis.
But you have not boarded the boat!
So now you are in a dilemma and not sure whether ...
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