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1) Why there is share market?
Largest legalised casino. Well, actually a few brokers sat under a tree and made the first exchange.

2) How and Who determine the "A" company price is x.xx ?
The buyer and the sellers.

3) How to know a company is Undervalue or Overvalue?
You wont know.
In FA context there would be overvalue or undervalue but it would be meaningless actually, because the value is assigned by the individual and often disregarded by the market.

4) How can Study annual report help in knowing a company financial status?
Not much actually but comparison should be done. Should not look at the annual report itself only.

5) What are the fundamentals knowledge I must have?
TA.

Hi,

I found the default font is too small and the color is too dark, can something be done.

Hard to read the articles posted, if the eye sight is not good.

Thanks.

Ben wrote:
An annual report tells you all about the company. You need to have some knowledge of accounting to understand it.
I don't know what you mean by "A" company. Please be more specific.
Cheers!

The "A" company here just simply a name of a company.
From some replies above, I got learn something new. Actually what I mean here is who determine the Price when a New company go IPO. What factors they determine that? By thier Capital? By thier assest? By thier previous annual earning and future growth?

A company is deemed undervalued when it is sound and solid and selling at low PE (PE means market price per share divided by earnings per share) with good dividend yields and possibility of capital gain.

Can give an example of and undervalued share by this calculation? I kinda hard to imagine by that. Thank you.

hehe... post this two first... let me know when you have finished la... then i post more ya... hehe... hope they help cos my fundamental knowledge is really limited... hehe...

Regards & happy learning....

finished. Loud and clear! Thanks for the explaination. You may continue to next Q.
Thanks again.

But got few Questions from yr 2 replies.
-Where can I buy IPO ? Since the price is lower, isnt it better to buy IPO ?
-although demand and supply is "directly" affect the price, but the company performance in certain ways will "directly" affect the supply and demand right? So the performance of the company is very important for us when choose a share?

MNRB at 4.86 is an example of an undervalued stock.
It's dividend yield is 8.23 and PE is 8.95.
A stock has three values. They are market value, intrinsic value and NTA value. When the market value is much higher than its intrinsic value, I deem it as overvalued. When it's the other way round, it's undervalued.
The price of an IPO is determined by its management.
The management when determining the price has to follow certain guidelines issued by Bursa. It has to take into account such things as earnings, prospective earnings, growth, etc. In short, it has to look into the fundamental aspects of the company.

haha... Ben had given great explaination to your questions... honestly speaking, i can't really give you an example now because i'm a trader that uses Technical analysis... so my fundamental is actually quite bad... i think Ben can explain to you better... the next posting about stock picking ­base­d on Fundamental analysis, i'll post at a new thread with that ­title­, so tat people who are more expert on this can post more on the thread and easier for you to learn than... i hope... hehe...

Regards...

Make sure there is economic moat as well. Then only it will stand out among the crowd - reference at Pat Dorsey, 5 rules of FAs.