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Lim Chun Long Jimmy
07 Jun 2019
Co-founder at PolicyWoke (Traded Endowment Policies)
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Isaac Chan
07 Jun 2019
Business at NUS
Here’s a quick response to your answer.
Will I buy the shares? Not necessarily. Simply because millionaires decide to buy the shares does not mean that you should do it as well, since they may not be good investment decisions.
Rather, you need to determine what would be an appropriate strategy for you, which depends on your investment goals, such as how long you want to hold an investment, or how much risk you are willing to take on. Your goals therefore should be your guiding principles in terms of your investments. However, you did present an interesting scenario here. If I were you, I would probably investigate if these shares are currently being undervalued, and if the share prices will increase over time, before making an investment.
Share prices are always affected by the forces of Demand and Supply. If there is more demand than supply, then share prices will go up, and the converse will happen if demand is less than supply. Hence, we would need to analyse both demand and supply forces before forecasting whether share prices will go up or down. However, if in the scenario you provided, only demand for the shares increased by the purchase of shares by the millionaires, then share prices will go up if supply is constant.
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Jonathan Chia Guangrong
07 Jun 2019
SOC at Local FI
Do you share the same line of thought that is compiling this group to purchase the shares? Even so, ...
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