@BuhardeenImtiaz I think GICS is a better classification standard Mr.Buhardeen because it enables companies to be further specifically associated to a particular industry based on its products and services enabling a more convenient comparison across world exchanges.
@rowmewan1@BuhardeenImtiaz@CSE_Media He’s said things people ‘need to give up’. Hence I think what he means to say by ‘No Stop Loss’ is that he’s encouraging people to in fact consider putting a Stop Loss on their trades.
@NigelMachado Our domestic producers can’t match the quality of imports. We’re not China or Japan. Neither can the domestic producers get anywhere close to meeting the consumer demands for imported goods & services
@NigelMachado Important to not forget, Sri Lanka is an Import dependent economy. We’re a 9 to 1 net importer. Rupee losing value daily, CB printing money like idiots increasing money supply. The CSE right now is the perfect distraction for a Looming macroeconomic disaster.
@NigelMachado It’s important to understand that if our rupee crashes too hard too fast, the countries importing our products from us will want to cut their exchange rate losses if it starts eating into their profitability. When this happens we will lose export market share.
@NigelMachado If our Exports become too expensive in the international market, do you not think our export based companies would start losing market share to other international exporters? This would especially apply to the commodity based exporters.
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@BuhardeenImtiaz With regards to Insider Trading... I think it will always remain in any market. Someone somewhere is always trying to be smarter than the whole market. It’s the SECs job to be well equipped to keep such offensive activities at its utmost minimal level through efficient regulation
@BuhardeenImtiaz I think the interpretation of the 4th rule is subjective. Ultimately however, individuals who do more homework by themselves and keep working toward accessing better quality research and information put themselves ahead of the curve and win big in the long run.