$INARI (0166.MY)$ A bearish outlook does not necessarily mea...
A bearish outlook does not necessarily mean a decline, and a bullish outlook does not necessarily mean an increase.![]()
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105732256 : Interesting, quite impressive.
manu life : Any stock, after a sharp increase, will decline. If the fundamentals are sound, it will rise again, and you will no longer be able to buy it at the previous price; the reverse is also true. It depends on each individual’s strategy—whether long-term, swing, or intraday trading. Additionally, numerous factors come into play, including economic, political, global influences, market makers, market sentiment, and investors. For instance, Suncon.
Grow your Dough manu life : good insight!