Any Tips ah?

Thinking of what stocks to buy when the KLCI takes a breather? Off course blue chip stocks are the easiest choice of stocks to consider. However, if these stocks are considered pricey and "so-yesterday" to you, here are a few amongst many others that may be of interest to you as the current price movements from the charts are showing that they may outperformed the KLCI in the near future. The fundamentals of these companies are good too:-

Small money chasing big money-

TA-WB expires June 2009 -RM0.33
Sunway-WB -Oct 2008-0.245
Waseong-WA 2013-0.49
Spsetia-WB 2013-0.70
Suncity-WA 2017-0.445
Affin-WC 2010-0.345
Sapuracrest-WA Feb 2009-0.845
Hovid-WA 2013-0.075

Oil & Gas stocks that I like-

Kencana-2.03
Sapura Crest-1.56
Ramunia- 1.47 and Ramunia-WA 2014-1.06
Waseong-2.5
KNM-6.80
Petra Energy-2.56
Perisai-1.27
M3energy-1.02
Saag-4.30
Scomi-1.07
Ranhill-1.56

Steel stocks that I like-

Kinsteel-1.42 and Kinsteel-WA 2011-1.22
Lion Ind-2.37

Timber stocks

TAAN-7.8
Lingui-1.73
WTK-2.60
Tekala-0.77

Construction stocks

MRCB-1.46
Zelan-2.76

Property stocks

Spsetia-4.02
IGB-1.85
Suncity-2.84
YNH Prop-2.35
RB Land-2.24

Finance

PBB-11.30
Commerz-9.95
AMMB-3.80

Good luck to you if you are buying! A word of advise though. Buy and hold is wrong. It should be buy and do homework (ie read latest news on the stocks) at least an hour per week..(quote from a famous investment "guru" you see on CNBC). This review would enable us to determine whether we should still hold the stocks, buy some more or sell progressively with a target price in mind or sell all immediately to cut a loss.

* According to James Cramer, the weird investment "guru", it is advisable not to "take" stock tips. You must do your own studies and researches. He says tips are only for waiters and waitress! Are you one? Food for thought ya?