Creative shares...quite cheap now
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Kep Corp gives very good dividends my mum has been keeping it for yeearss...
wat do u see in OCBC? -
I nvr advise my friend's grandma to buy OCBC.Originally posted by k4korny:Kep Corp gives very good dividends my mum has been keeping it for yeearss...
wat do u see in OCBC?
I wanted to grab UOL at $2.06 but missed the chance...
UOL gives good dividend also.
Im currently trying to sniff out a good penny stock for long term investment
This is on my watch list:
Breadtalk
Tung Lok
Delong
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kep corp is amazing.Originally posted by k4korny:Kep Corp gives very good dividends my mum has been keeping it for yeearss...
wat do u see in OCBC?
from $2 to around $13 now. -
see who's backing it................Originally posted by dragg:kep corp is amazing.
from $2 to around $13 now. -
you got insider info or not? wait lose money how?Originally posted by shade343:Is it time to buy? $14.90 only
I still think they have the potential to make money. Perhaps their Zen Micro Photo might be a money earner? -
Im not into creative shares, but according to my speculations , creative shares will drop further , do note that 70% of their revenue generating business are from mp3 players, and the market is highly saturated , only start buying creative shares when they manufacture other form of electronic products.
My analysis is about 6 months from now , then start buy -
ooohhh...so you are into shares now...WOW...I suggest you start Buying Hyflux...you sure make moneyOriginally posted by SMAPLionHeart:Im not into creative shares, but according to my speculations , creative shares will drop further , do note that 70% of their revenue generating business are from mp3 players, and the market is highly saturated , only start buying creative shares when they manufacture other form of electronic products.
My analysis is about 6 months from now , then start buy -
too late to buy hyflux.Originally posted by shade343:ooohhh...so you are into shares now...WOW...I suggest you start Buying Hyflux...you sure make money
sembawang group a better option. but you never know.... -
YOu should go buy NOL also...Originally posted by dragg:too late to buy hyflux.
sembawang group a better option. but you never know....
I bought mine at 66 cents. BUt $3.66 is still a steal...
I bought my Hyflux at $1.26 and I still think that Hyflux is a steal at $4.74... -
Agree. The fact that 70% of their revenue come from MP3 players looks very worrying. Worse, lose to Apple like fark.Originally posted by SMAPLionHeart:Im not into creative shares, but according to my speculations , creative shares will drop further , do note that 70% of their revenue generating business are from mp3 players, and the market is highly saturated , only start buying creative shares when they manufacture other form of electronic products.
My analysis is about 6 months from now , then start buy
Creative is CMI in consumer market IMHO. Despite being their fan in the past years, their design, esp Zen Micro, really sux. Even I was swayed over when I saw the iPod shuffle with its minimalist design. Creative is just all about specs - 'We got longer batt life', 'We have more functions', We have more goodies', etc...but seriously speaking, a lot of functions/goodies in their products(even in SoundBlaster) are more of a hassle than useful. Who the fark needs voice recorder in their MP3 players!!??
People can change handphones every year. But I don't see so many people changing their MP3 players that often, since they are less essential than handphones. Anyway I foresee the handphone market to swallow up MP3 players soon(like how camera phones destroyed budget digicams). Why carry 2 gadgets when you do the same with 1? So Creative is really in deep sh!t.
And here's the last straw - Unlike 1996, and for so long, they don't have the SoundBlaster to fall back on anymore. -
My Predictions: all shares will drop.
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Apple is a well established MNC with loads of cash to fight Creative , Creative can always rely on innovation to propel it into the next level.Originally posted by teekh:Agree. The fact that 70% of their revenue come from MP3 players looks very worrying. Worse, lose to Apple like fark.
Creative is CMI in consumer market IMHO. Despite being their fan in the past years, their design, esp Zen Micro, really sux. Even I was swayed over when I saw the iPod shuffle with its minimalist design. Creative is just all about specs - 'We got longer batt life', 'We have more functions', We have more goodies', etc...but seriously speaking, a lot of functions/goodies in their products(even in SoundBlaster) are more of a hassle than useful. Who the fark needs voice recorder in their MP3 players!!??
People can change handphones every year. But I don't see so many people changing their MP3 players that often, since they are less essential than handphones. Anyway I foresee the handphone market to swallow up MP3 players soon(like how camera phones destroyed budget digicams). Why carry 2 gadgets when you do the same with 1? So Creative is really in deep sh!t.
And here's the last straw - Unlike 1996, and for so long, they don't have the SoundBlaster to fall back on anymore.
Like for example , waterproof or shock-proof mp3 players
Creative isn't that bad, they just need a new direction to work on.
as for Singaporeans , we should try to support Creative products like the way koreans support hyundai and samsung -
i feel we should support creative products too.Originally posted by SMAPLionHeart:Apple is a well established MNC with loads of cash to fight Creative , Creative can always rely on innovation to propel it into the next level.
Like for example , waterproof or shock-proof mp3 players
Creative isn't that bad, they just need a new direction to work on.
as for Singaporeans , we should try to support Creative products like the way koreans support hyundai and samsung -
i don't think its time to invest in creative.their new products are not making any money at all.zen was a failure..unless they come up with another blockbuster like the soundblaster system,i doubt their shares will rise much,or worse still the slump may continue.
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The challenge to Creative is that they now have to make their products a lifestyle statement, simliar to Baby-G, iPod, etc.Originally posted by SMAPLionHeart:Apple is a well established MNC with loads of cash to fight Creative , Creative can always rely on innovation to propel it into the next level.
Like for example , waterproof or shock-proof mp3 players
Creative isn't that bad, they just need a new direction to work on.
as for Singaporeans , we should try to support Creative products like the way koreans support hyundai and samsung
They are no longer living in the geek world - a place they are in for the past 20 years. And I should say, Singaporeans have been generous towards supporting its products. But then again, Creative depends on the international market, esp USA, for a large majority of its income, so whatever Singapore can do is minimal. This is unlike Korean brands which their conglomerates wield so much power on its local consumers and depend on their monopoly over them for quite a long time. You would be amazed by how lousy brands over here such as LG have so much business over in Korea - rubbish collection, petrol stations, handphones, etc...
Buying creative shares is basically just a gamble - (blind) faith on our Mr Sim to come up with another killer product parallel to SoundBlaster. The only consolation, however, is that Creative is conservatively managed financially and hence any loss loss would deal a blow less destructive. -
They need a new CEO ;pOriginally posted by k4korny:Creative needs a new design team lah.. Consumer products are not won on features but on the design. -
a blog that talks about nothing but Trading Shares......growmoney.blogspot.com got time come see see hor?
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They don't need those mentioned above.Originally posted by SMAPLionHeart:Apple is a well established MNC with loads of cash to fight Creative , Creative can always rely on innovation to propel it into the next level.
Like for example , waterproof or shock-proof mp3 players
Creative isn't that bad, they just need a new direction to work on.
as for Singaporeans , we should try to support Creative products like the way koreans support hyundai and samsung
They need to stop being a follower and copy cat and start building their own revolutionary product.
It's not about support. It's about needs and consumer's desire.