Kinsale: Growth prospects and underpricing to drive its upward potential (NYSE: KNSL)
I have worked in the logistics department for nearly twenty years. For the past decade, I have been engaged in stock investment and macroeconomic analysis. Currently, I focus on ASEAN and NYSE/NASDAQ stocks, especially banks, telecom companies, logistics and hotels. I have been trading on the pH stock market since 2014. I focus on banking, telecommunications companies and retail sectors. A colleague encouraged me to participate in the stock market, which was part of my portfolio diversification, rather than putting all my savings into banks and properties. Insurers became very popular in ph that year. Initially, I invested in popular blue chip companies. Now, I invest in different industries and market capitalization. I have retired stocks, while other stocks are purely used for trading profits. In 2020, I also entered the US market. A year after I discovered Alpha, about a year. Initially, I was using a New York-based cousin’s trading account. Somehow, I behave like his personal agent. This gave me a better understanding of the U.S. market before deciding to open my own account. I decided to write to seek Alpha sharing and gain more knowledge because I have only been trading in the US market for four years. Like the ASEAN market, I own stakes in Bank of America, hotels, transportation and logistics companies. I discovered it in 2018. I’ve been here using analysis since then to compare them with the analysis I’ve done in the pH market.
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