romanc9
11-01

Some analysts are funny, beat result also not happy. Wondering if they are on the helm, will they able to keep increase the company performance year after year? Even developed countries, cannot achieve 3 to 5% yearly.

I view as they try make market sell down the company and then they use little effort to buy back large in order to make their book look good for year end closing. 

So if you have weak hand, don't invest in stock market. Instead go into t-bills or treasury bills or bonds. 

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  • neo26000
    11-01
    neo26000
    After reviewing over 30 years of analyst reports, I've come to the conclusion that much of their analysis amounts to hindsight. Despite extensive evaluations and predictions, they consistently struggle to foresee future trends. It’s fascinating how, with all the data and expertise, the ability to predict outcomes remains elusive. While their insights provide valuable context, the challenge of anticipating what comes next continues to be a significant hurdle in the world of analysis.
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