Comments for Dirty Dog's Trading and Music Blog http://dirtydog.wordpress.com A Trader's View of Malaysian Equities, Some Music and Comments about the Birth-Work-Death cycle. Wed, 27 Feb 2008 19:08:53 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on About by bibomedia http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/about/#comment-1358 bibomedia Wed, 27 Feb 2008 19:08:53 +0000 #comment-1358 Have a nice day ! Have a nice day !

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]]> Comment on Trading Tools: Cash is King by Trading Tools: Debt and Leverage at TRADINGMALAYSIA http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/2006/12/03/trading-tools-cash-is-king/#comment-1327 Trading Tools: Debt and Leverage at TRADINGMALAYSIA Wed, 28 Nov 2007 01:31:13 +0000 http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/2006/12/03/trading-tools-cash-is-king/#comment-1327 [...] week we looked at cash flow to determine the financial health of a company here. Today we look at another aspect of the company’s financial health, namely its debt [...] [...] week we looked at cash flow to determine the financial health of a company here. Today we look at another aspect of the company’s financial health, namely its debt [...]

]]> Comment on Investment Basics – Lesson 1: Asset Allocation by Investment Basics: Lessons 2 - Managing Costs at TRADINGMALAYSIA.COM http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/2006/10/30/trading-investment-basics-lesson-1-asset-allocation/#comment-161 Investment Basics: Lessons 2 - Managing Costs at TRADINGMALAYSIA.COM Wed, 14 Feb 2007 16:29:35 +0000 http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/2006/10/30/trading-investment-basics-lesson-1-asset-allocation/#comment-161 [...] a minimum. This is most important when it comes to your long term fundamental portfolio (covered in Lesson 1), which should be designed to withstand stock market corrections and hence the urge to pull out of [...] [...] a minimum. This is most important when it comes to your long term fundamental portfolio (covered in Lesson 1), which should be designed to withstand stock market corrections and hence the urge to pull out of [...]

]]> Comment on Investment Basics – Lesson 1: Asset Allocation by Investment Basics: Lessons 3 - Constructing a Core Portfolio at TRADINGMALAYSIA.COM http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/2006/10/30/trading-investment-basics-lesson-1-asset-allocation/#comment-160 Investment Basics: Lessons 3 - Constructing a Core Portfolio at TRADINGMALAYSIA.COM Wed, 14 Feb 2007 16:29:17 +0000 http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/2006/10/30/trading-investment-basics-lesson-1-asset-allocation/#comment-160 [...] Lesson 1 we talked about asset allocation and in Lesson 2 we talked about keeping costs down. Now we zoom [...] [...] Lesson 1 we talked about asset allocation and in Lesson 2 we talked about keeping costs down. Now we zoom [...]

]]> Comment on Company View: Gamuda, UEMBLDR and IJM (and the Construction Sector) by dirtydog http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/2007/01/07/company-view-gamuda-uembldr-and-ijm-and-the-construction-sector/#comment-157 dirtydog Tue, 30 Jan 2007 15:39:49 +0000 http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/2007/01/07/company-view-gamuda-uembldr-and-ijm-and-the-construction-sector/#comment-157 Howdy buddy - sorry I didn't get back to you for so long. For some reason my comments filter didn't alert me to your post. Well, fortunately I have included a section in my new blog to explain the scores. You can check them out here: http://tradingmalaysia.com/?page_id=341 good luck with our trading! Howdy buddy – sorry I didn’t get back to you for so long. For some reason my comments filter didn’t alert me to your post. Well, fortunately I have included a section in my new blog to explain the scores. You can check them out here: http://tradingmalaysia.com/?page_id=341 good luck with our trading!

]]> Comment on Company View: Gamuda, UEMBLDR and IJM (and the Construction Sector) by ccdev http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/2007/01/07/company-view-gamuda-uembldr-and-ijm-and-the-construction-sector/#comment-77 ccdev Mon, 08 Jan 2007 02:18:18 +0000 http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/2007/01/07/company-view-gamuda-uembldr-and-ijm-and-the-construction-sector/#comment-77 hey ddog, just wondering what is the criteria for the points- what level of profitability, cash flow etc gets you 1 point, how many points is considered good? thanks. hey ddog,

just wondering what is the criteria for the points- what level of profitability, cash flow etc gets you 1 point, how many points is considered good? thanks.

]]> Comment on Trading Tools: Cash is King by Trading Tools: Debt and Leverage « Dirty Dog’s Trading and Music Blog http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/2006/12/03/trading-tools-cash-is-king/#comment-33 Trading Tools: Debt and Leverage « Dirty Dog’s Trading and Music Blog Sat, 09 Dec 2006 13:07:01 +0000 http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/2006/12/03/trading-tools-cash-is-king/#comment-33 [...] Last week we looked at cash flow to determine the financial health of a company here. Today we look at another aspect of the company’s financial health, namely its debt position. [...] [...] Last week we looked at cash flow to determine the financial health of a company here. Today we look at another aspect of the company’s financial health, namely its debt position. [...]

]]> Comment on Investment Basics – Lesson 1: Asset Allocation by Investment Basics: Lessons 3 - Constructing a Core Portfolio « Dirty Dog’s Trading and Music Blog http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/2006/10/30/trading-investment-basics-lesson-1-asset-allocation/#comment-24 Investment Basics: Lessons 3 - Constructing a Core Portfolio « Dirty Dog’s Trading and Music Blog Mon, 06 Nov 2006 01:21:18 +0000 http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/2006/10/30/trading-investment-basics-lesson-1-asset-allocation/#comment-24 [...] In Lesson 1 we talked about asset allocation and in Lesson 2 we talked about keeping costs down. Now we zoom into a portion of our asset portfolio which should consist of long term blue chip stocks. This is what I call the core portfolio. There is no magic in selecting these. You are looking for a good balance sheet, cashflow, and experienced management, and your horizons should be about a year at least. If your short term stocks can beat the performance of these blue chips year in and year out, then you can congratulate yourself on being able to beat the market. This is something which 80% of all professional fund managers fail to do, which is why in the long run you are probably better off with a buy and hold strategy of large caps, so remember to devote a portion of your money to names. [...] [...] In Lesson 1 we talked about asset allocation and in Lesson 2 we talked about keeping costs down. Now we zoom into a portion of our asset portfolio which should consist of long term blue chip stocks. This is what I call the core portfolio. There is no magic in selecting these. You are looking for a good balance sheet, cashflow, and experienced management, and your horizons should be about a year at least. If your short term stocks can beat the performance of these blue chips year in and year out, then you can congratulate yourself on being able to beat the market. This is something which 80% of all professional fund managers fail to do, which is why in the long run you are probably better off with a buy and hold strategy of large caps, so remember to devote a portion of your money to names. [...]

]]> Comment on Investment Basics – Lesson 1: Asset Allocation by Trading: Investment Basics: Lessons 2 - Managing Costs « Dirty Dog’s Trading and Music Blog http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/2006/10/30/trading-investment-basics-lesson-1-asset-allocation/#comment-23 Trading: Investment Basics: Lessons 2 - Managing Costs « Dirty Dog’s Trading and Music Blog Sun, 05 Nov 2006 10:11:49 +0000 http://dirtydog.wordpress.com/2006/10/30/trading-investment-basics-lesson-1-asset-allocation/#comment-23 [...] In order to survive in this game and minimise your costs, it not only pays to invest in correct equities but also to ensure that your trading frequency is kept to a minimum. This is most important when it comes to your long term fundamental portfolio (covered in Lesson 1), which should be designed to withstand stock market corrections and hence the urge to pull out of your holdings except in exceptional circumstances. And this is why long term portfolios should only include companies you know very well. [...] [...] In order to survive in this game and minimise your costs, it not only pays to invest in correct equities but also to ensure that your trading frequency is kept to a minimum. This is most important when it comes to your long term fundamental portfolio (covered in Lesson 1), which should be designed to withstand stock market corrections and hence the urge to pull out of your holdings except in exceptional circumstances. And this is why long term portfolios should only include companies you know very well. [...]

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