The following is my answer to a Quora question: “How
do stock market analysts realise if a price is going to be stable?”
I am not sure what you mean by “stable”. The market is never stable. If the price is “stable”, that means that
there is no market movement, and that is never good. It implies there is no demand for the stock,
but no pressing reason for existing stockholders to sell either.
What analysts try to do is predict movement, not
stability. We want to know where the
price is likely to go, and take a position based on our strategy, and in the
context of our portfolio. That is why we
pay a lot of attention to how the company is managed, its financial health, its
cashflow and production. And we look at
currency exposure, political risk and the state of the economy, and how it
affects this particular industry.
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