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Thanks, Serene for value addition.

HEXP: already run from 60 to 90 in 2 months and no real earning other than cash pile from the land deal. there are a lot of promises but I prefer something tangible.

ARPI: very thin liquidity. good fundamentals though.

HSIG: Sector inactive and HSIG sometimes activate with dividends but low liquidity.
AHUN: still in bear phase. moreover, there are better hotels in the vicinity.
GHLL: being accumulated lately. hardcore hoteliers may take a position at 6.50-7.00 for 9.60 (35% return). the trend is not confirmed yet.

xmart wrote:Thanks, Serene for value addition.

HEXP: already run from 60 to 90 in 2 months and no real earning other than cash pile from the land deal. there are a lot of promises but I prefer something tangible.

ARPI: very thin liquidity. good fundamentals though.

HSIG: Sector inactive and HSIG sometimes activate with dividends but low liquidity.
AHUN: still in bear phase. moreover, there are better hotels in the vicinity.
GHLL: being accumulated lately. hardcore hoteliers may take a position at 6.50-7.00 for 9.60 (35% return). the trend is not confirmed yet.

Thanks Mate.
There is a Typo.
It should be AHPL not AHUN.

sector wise, positive momentum can be seen in the following sectors

1. Construction
2. Chemical & Pharma
3. Healthcare
4. Investment Trust
5. Land & Property
6. Manufacturing
7. Power & Energy

but the overall market is still not out of the blue and confirm the positive trend.

counter-wise, I will look more into trend confirmations enter

1. CLND
2. COLO
3. GUAR
4. GLAS
5. TYRE
6. SINI
7. TKYO

this screening is purely based on technical ground and will be filtering out outliers who do not check the boxes and possible reduce to 5 counts for midterm trading entry.

cheer!

Good list XM ! Thank you for sharing,I'm also watching some of those 

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Recap on last counters;

1. CLND: still in the long trade. retest of 25 on the card.
2. COLO: solid performance. consolidation. likely to go up again in trending market.
3. GUAR: Exit at 78. sideways movements
4. GLAS: Exit at 4. sideways movements
5. TYRE: Still within bull range. loss of momentum. possible upward movement with trending market.
6. SINI:dead
7. TKYO: solid performance. consolidation. likely to go up again in trending market.

further to that updates on few interesting counters.

8. LIOC: downturn resume. but given fundamental values and crude oil prices. this might bottom up soon. 15-16 is good point to accumulate. risky counter

9. SCAP: downturn resume. no upward momentum. like LIOC 4-5 is good for collection for rainy days.

10. AEL: Still within bull range. loss of momentum. possible upward movement with trending market.

11 KCAB: despite cu price drop showing no bull power. volume down. possible ranging condition

12. ACL: despite cu price drop showing no bull power. volume down. possible ranging condition

13. PARQ: solid performance. consolidation. likely to go up again in trending market.

14. CDB: good grace. despite the market condition, CDB is trending up and likely to challenge 100 figure. no sign of weakness still

15. CFVF: despite the market condition, CFVF is trending up after breaking consolidation box. but likely to retest the breakout top, 54 in low volume condition.

cheer!

Thanks, Xmart

Thanks X. I dont think lioc is a risky counter in these price levels. Good in mid term.

Oil prices rose in the wake of the attack to reach six-month highs on Monday, with gains of as much as 20%. Brent crude oil, the international benchmark, gained almost $12 a barrel reaching up to $71.95 a barrel, before dropping back to $68 a barrel.

not only in SL, oil is major political sensitive commodity. oil is in downtrend as we know. which will bring plastic, synthetic rubber prices down. which is good for industries like APLA, REG, ACME but bad for rubber plantation and companies like REXP, DIPD. oil is very much correlated with economy, trade war, politics and all. but LIOC at the moment attractive for mid term target. high risk but upside potential is also high.

Topcat wrote:Thanks X. I dont think lioc is a risky counter in these price levels. Good in mid term.

ToP cat, what you think about remaining 14?

ruwan326 wrote:

Topcat wrote:Thanks X. I dont think lioc is a risky counter in these price levels. Good in mid term.

Tod cat, what you think about remaining 14?

I am accumulating in these prices...

than you xmart.