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Chan Ze Ming
25 Jun 2020
Accountancy and Finance Student at Nanyang Polytechnic
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If you haven't already, you should do your fundamental analysis of the company before pondering about its potential in the future. "The Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing" by Jason Kelly is a beginner-friendly book that will get you started.
There are many instances of companies that were deemed to be the "likely future" of something. E.g. WeWork, the many dot-com companies in the 1990s, etc. Always take calculated risk by doing the groundwork first.
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Malvin Tan WP
25 Jun 2020
Writer at t.me/pwpfpodcast
Although promising, no matter how much potential I would buy only if the price is right...
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Hello,
Why do i feel like i have read an article similar to what you are desribing hahah.
Anyways, if a company is making losses while having a growing revenue, I think you should look into why are they still having losses, is it because the company have a growing cost of sales as well (Revenue up, COGS up = Growing revenue but still loss)? Moreover, you have to ask yourself whether the business is able to scale/expand/at least reduce COGS, whether the cash flow for the business is good, whether the technical analysis is good (Is this price a good deal?) and defintely, whether do you understand the business.
I am pretty sure that there are more qualified professionals than me, but i hope i helped you hahahah.